United Way of Midland Annual Report 2012

UNITED WAY OF MIDLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2012

BE HERE Executive Committee

Board Members

Ellen M. House Attorney President

Jaime Alexander Community Volunteer

Steven T. Jeffcoat Johnson, Miller & Company, P.C. President-Elect

Karmen Bryant Community Volunteer Secretary Martin F. Ruehl FirstCapital Bank of Texas Treasurer Ramona A. Thomas Permian Basin Community Centers Assistant Treasurer Deana M. Savage Midland College Vice-President Community Impact Todd Meade Chevron Vice-President Elect Community Impact Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum Vice-President Resource Development Joe T. Phillips Sooner Pipe Vice-President Elect Resource Development

Rebecca Bell Midland College Sylvester Cantu City of Midland K. Michael Conaway + U.S. Congressman, Dist. 11

Bob Landreth Robert E. Landreth Mitch Mamoulides Chevron Bob Murphy HEB Margaret Purvis + Purvis Operating Company Dan Robison Excelsior Foundation

Cynthia Y. Benson** Executive Director Alice Freidline Director of Community Impact Diana Giacobbe Marketing & IT Specialist Alison King Assistant Director of Community Impact

Steven D. Gray RSP Permian, Ltd.

Charles A. Spence + Community Volunteer

Siri Langston Finance Director

James C. Henry + Henry Resources, LLC

Ed Wuthrich Shell Trading US Company

2012 has been a year of many changes for the United Way of Midland, beginning with saying farewell to long-time Executive Director Cindy Benson. Cindy impacted so many lives and made such a difference in our community through her United Way work. In her new role she will continue to make Midland a better place to live.

Donna Mahurin Executive Director

David H. Smith Davis, Gerald & Cremer

David Henry Henry Resources, LLC

It has been my honor and privilege to serve as the Executive Director of the United Way of Midland (UWM) for the past nine months. What a blessing to be surrounded by a competent and caring staff. How inspiring to work with a cadre of committed and compassionate volunteers. How exciting to be part of such wonderful and welcoming community.

United Way Staff

Greg Dove Concho Resources, Inc.

Mark Wheeler CMW Interests, Inc.

From the Executive Director

Whitney Roland Resource Development Campaign Director Kathye Taylor* Finance Director

Loaned Executives Madison Peeler Liz Rose Legend +Lifetime Member *Retired **Resigned

Jayne Krawietz Concho Resources, Inc. Part President

WE WILL BE HERE TO HEAL THE PAST, SHAPE THE FUTURE AND TO MAKE TODAY BETTER FOR US ALL.

After spending seven years as the Executive Director of the Greater Longview United Way and 17 years in nonprofit management, in June I began my journey with the United Way of Midland.

Some 2012 highlights include: • The 2011-2012 campaign chaired by Vice President Resource Development Karmen Bryant raising $3,314,207, the most ever by the United Way of Midland.

• The UWM Board of Directors voting to take the lead on a Transitional Housing initiative for families with case management, which has long been identified as an unmet need in Midland.

• Serving as the fiscal agent for Midland Shared Spaces, as they began their vision to bring nonprofits together to share resources and work collaboratively.

The real highlights, however, are the lives that were improved through our programs and initiatives, like the homeless young man, who was adopted by a loving family; the domestic violence victim, who received an education and can now support her family; the young boy, who overcame multiple disabilities to earn an academic achievement award; and the homebound elderly couple, who receives a nutritious meal every day.

I am looking forward to, with your help, continuing to improve lives in Midland through program funding, collaborative initiatives, and community grants. It has been a fantastic first nine months and I am excited about the future of the United Way of Midland and our community. To quote the very efficient and effective 2012 Board President Ellen House, I have been “Midlandized”!

Donna Mahurin Executive Director

United Way of Midland Community Awards RISING STAR

DEANE H. STOLTZ PIONEER SPIRIT AWARD

Recognizes the company with the most improved employee campaign.

2012 Concho Resources, Inc. Employee Campaign Coordinator: Elizabeth Stout

Recognizes the company with the greatest number of employees giving $1,000 or more.

2012 Midland Memorial Hospital Employee Campaign Coordinator: Jaclynn Allen

PAUL C. REA LIVE UNITED AWARD

EAGLE SPIRIT AWARD

Recognizes the company whose employees have shown sustained excellence in giving, advocating and volunteering with the United Way of Midland.

2012 Chevron Employee Campaign Coordinator: Dolores Vick

Recognizes the company with the greatest percentage of employees giving $1,000 or more.

2012 Summit Petroleum LLC Employee Campaign Coordinator: Angie Phiffer

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BE HERE Executive Committee

Board Members

Ellen M. House Attorney President

Jaime Alexander Community Volunteer

Steven T. Jeffcoat Johnson, Miller & Company, P.C. President-Elect

Karmen Bryant Community Volunteer Secretary Martin F. Ruehl FirstCapital Bank of Texas Treasurer Ramona A. Thomas Permian Basin Community Centers Assistant Treasurer Deana M. Savage Midland College Vice-President Community Impact Todd Meade Chevron Vice-President Elect Community Impact Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum Vice-President Resource Development Joe T. Phillips Sooner Pipe Vice-President Elect Resource Development

Rebecca Bell Midland College Sylvester Cantu City of Midland K. Michael Conaway + U.S. Congressman, Dist. 11

Bob Landreth Robert E. Landreth Mitch Mamoulides Chevron Bob Murphy HEB Margaret Purvis + Purvis Operating Company Dan Robison Excelsior Foundation

Cynthia Y. Benson** Executive Director Alice Freidline Director of Community Impact Diana Giacobbe Marketing & IT Specialist Alison King Assistant Director of Community Impact

Steven D. Gray RSP Permian, Ltd.

Charles A. Spence + Community Volunteer

Siri Langston Finance Director

James C. Henry + Henry Resources, LLC

Ed Wuthrich Shell Trading US Company

2012 has been a year of many changes for the United Way of Midland, beginning with saying farewell to long-time Executive Director Cindy Benson. Cindy impacted so many lives and made such a difference in our community through her United Way work. In her new role she will continue to make Midland a better place to live.

Donna Mahurin Executive Director

David H. Smith Davis, Gerald & Cremer

David Henry Henry Resources, LLC

It has been my honor and privilege to serve as the Executive Director of the United Way of Midland (UWM) for the past nine months. What a blessing to be surrounded by a competent and caring staff. How inspiring to work with a cadre of committed and compassionate volunteers. How exciting to be part of such wonderful and welcoming community.

United Way Staff

Greg Dove Concho Resources, Inc.

Mark Wheeler CMW Interests, Inc.

From the Executive Director

Whitney Roland Resource Development Campaign Director Kathye Taylor* Finance Director

Loaned Executives Madison Peeler Liz Rose Legend +Lifetime Member *Retired **Resigned

Jayne Krawietz Concho Resources, Inc. Part President

WE WILL BE HERE TO HEAL THE PAST, SHAPE THE FUTURE AND TO MAKE TODAY BETTER FOR US ALL.

After spending seven years as the Executive Director of the Greater Longview United Way and 17 years in nonprofit management, in June I began my journey with the United Way of Midland.

Some 2012 highlights include: • The 2011-2012 campaign chaired by Vice President Resource Development Karmen Bryant raising $3,314,207, the most ever by the United Way of Midland.

• The UWM Board of Directors voting to take the lead on a Transitional Housing initiative for families with case management, which has long been identified as an unmet need in Midland.

• Serving as the fiscal agent for Midland Shared Spaces, as they began their vision to bring nonprofits together to share resources and work collaboratively.

The real highlights, however, are the lives that were improved through our programs and initiatives, like the homeless young man, who was adopted by a loving family; the domestic violence victim, who received an education and can now support her family; the young boy, who overcame multiple disabilities to earn an academic achievement award; and the homebound elderly couple, who receives a nutritious meal every day.

I am looking forward to, with your help, continuing to improve lives in Midland through program funding, collaborative initiatives, and community grants. It has been a fantastic first nine months and I am excited about the future of the United Way of Midland and our community. To quote the very efficient and effective 2012 Board President Ellen House, I have been “Midlandized”!

Donna Mahurin Executive Director

United Way of Midland Community Awards RISING STAR

DEANE H. STOLTZ PIONEER SPIRIT AWARD

Recognizes the company with the most improved employee campaign.

2012 Concho Resources, Inc. Employee Campaign Coordinator: Elizabeth Stout

Recognizes the company with the greatest number of employees giving $1,000 or more.

2012 Midland Memorial Hospital Employee Campaign Coordinator: Jaclynn Allen

PAUL C. REA LIVE UNITED AWARD

EAGLE SPIRIT AWARD

Recognizes the company whose employees have shown sustained excellence in giving, advocating and volunteering with the United Way of Midland.

2012 Chevron Employee Campaign Coordinator: Dolores Vick

Recognizes the company with the greatest percentage of employees giving $1,000 or more.

2012 Summit Petroleum LLC Employee Campaign Coordinator: Angie Phiffer

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Community Impact United Way of Midland knows that large-scale problems, such as homelessness, access to affordable health care, high-school dropout rates or families in financial crisis, cannot be solved by a single organization. Finding solutions to these challenges requires the coordinated effort of our entire community. This is where United Way provides the leadership as a convener and catalyst to help our partners to make lasting change.

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS

United Way of Midland is focused on three areas of need: education, self-sufficiency, and health. These three focus areas were selected because they are topics that address local high-priority needs and are areas where United Way believes its strengths and resources will be able to make a significant, measurable improvement in lives and community conditions.

• Afterschool Childcare Advisory Council

We work with a broad range of local partners such as government, businesses, residents and other service organizations to assess and identify the needs of the community. Based on these needs, United Way develops initiatives, supports collaborations, funds programs, convenes experts and fosters new and needed community services.

• HEB Feast of Sharing

To ensure your contribution makes the maximum impact in our community, all aspects of our finances are subject to an annual independent audit.

• Midland Coalition

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES Program Funding United Way of Midland funds individual programs that address an identified United Way of Midland community outcome in one of the three Focus Areas: education, selfsufficiency and health. Direct program funding takes place through 3-year funding cycles. This type of funding is only one component of how we make a difference in our community. United Way also impacts local issues through Community Initiatives and Community Grants.

Community Initiatives At the discretion of the Community Impact Committee, Community Initiatives are made available to collaborative efforts (3 or more partners) that address an identified United Way of Midland Community outcome in one of the three Focus Areas: education, self-sufficiency and health.

Community Grants The United Way of Midland Community Grant Program provides support to nonprofit health and human service organizations for immediate and creative responses to pressing identified needs in our community.

For a complete list of community outcomes and programs receiving United Way funding, see page 5.

WE BELIEVE IN THE VALUE OF EVERYONE, AT EVERY STAGE OF LIFE.

In order to make a significant, measurable improvement in lives and community conditions, United Way of Midland is becoming increasingly involved in many local initiatives. In 2012, United Way of Midland collaborated with the following community organizations, committees and programs: • 211 Advisory Committee • City of Midland • Coats for Kids • Criminal Justice Advisory Committee • Familywize Prescription Drug Cards • Funders Roundtable • Homeless Coalition • Midland Affordable Housing Alliance • Midland Asset Building Coalition • Midland Association of Churches • Midland Chamber of Commerce • Midland College • Midland County FEMA Emergency Food and Shelter Program • Midland Independent School District • Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin • Midland County Shared Spaces and Shared Services • Region 18 Education Summit • Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive • Texas Hunger Initiative • The Whole Child: A New Direction in Education • XY-Zone

UNITED WAY INITIATIVES XY-Zone Targets at-risk 15-18 year old boys. The purpose is to reduce risky behavior and improve the students’ attendance, behavior and academics.

The Whole Child – A New Direction in Education trains and equips teachers, staff and volunteers to identify and work with students who are dealing with a loss or change – such as death, incarceration, substance abuse, and domestic violence. The end result is to develop healthy coping skills for all students.

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VA L U E

Community Impact United Way of Midland knows that large-scale problems, such as homelessness, access to affordable health care, high-school dropout rates or families in financial crisis, cannot be solved by a single organization. Finding solutions to these challenges requires the coordinated effort of our entire community. This is where United Way provides the leadership as a convener and catalyst to help our partners to make lasting change.

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS

United Way of Midland is focused on three areas of need: education, self-sufficiency, and health. These three focus areas were selected because they are topics that address local high-priority needs and are areas where United Way believes its strengths and resources will be able to make a significant, measurable improvement in lives and community conditions.

• Afterschool Childcare Advisory Council

We work with a broad range of local partners such as government, businesses, residents and other service organizations to assess and identify the needs of the community. Based on these needs, United Way develops initiatives, supports collaborations, funds programs, convenes experts and fosters new and needed community services.

• HEB Feast of Sharing

To ensure your contribution makes the maximum impact in our community, all aspects of our finances are subject to an annual independent audit.

• Midland Coalition

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES Program Funding United Way of Midland funds individual programs that address an identified United Way of Midland community outcome in one of the three Focus Areas: education, selfsufficiency and health. Direct program funding takes place through 3-year funding cycles. This type of funding is only one component of how we make a difference in our community. United Way also impacts local issues through Community Initiatives and Community Grants.

Community Initiatives At the discretion of the Community Impact Committee, Community Initiatives are made available to collaborative efforts (3 or more partners) that address an identified United Way of Midland Community outcome in one of the three Focus Areas: education, self-sufficiency and health.

Community Grants The United Way of Midland Community Grant Program provides support to nonprofit health and human service organizations for immediate and creative responses to pressing identified needs in our community.

For a complete list of community outcomes and programs receiving United Way funding, see page 5.

WE BELIEVE IN THE VALUE OF EVERYONE, AT EVERY STAGE OF LIFE.

In order to make a significant, measurable improvement in lives and community conditions, United Way of Midland is becoming increasingly involved in many local initiatives. In 2012, United Way of Midland collaborated with the following community organizations, committees and programs: • 211 Advisory Committee • City of Midland • Coats for Kids • Criminal Justice Advisory Committee • Familywize Prescription Drug Cards • Funders Roundtable • Homeless Coalition • Midland Affordable Housing Alliance • Midland Asset Building Coalition • Midland Association of Churches • Midland Chamber of Commerce • Midland College • Midland County FEMA Emergency Food and Shelter Program • Midland Independent School District • Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin • Midland County Shared Spaces and Shared Services • Region 18 Education Summit • Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive • Texas Hunger Initiative • The Whole Child: A New Direction in Education • XY-Zone

UNITED WAY INITIATIVES XY-Zone Targets at-risk 15-18 year old boys. The purpose is to reduce risky behavior and improve the students’ attendance, behavior and academics.

The Whole Child – A New Direction in Education trains and equips teachers, staff and volunteers to identify and work with students who are dealing with a loss or change – such as death, incarceration, substance abuse, and domestic violence. The end result is to develop healthy coping skills for all students.

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Community Impact TRANSITIONAL HOUSING INITIATIVE Transitional Housing with case management for families has been identified as an unmet need in Midland for 10 or more years. Transitional Housing is temporary housing ranging from 90 days to two years.

United Way of Midland’s most recent Community Needs Assessment results showed that three out of four renters have virtually no “rainy day” savings or assets to cushion against a temporary loss of income. In addition, 20% of renters live in poverty and 70% live in asset poverty.

Although Midland is currently enjoying a booming economy, Transitional Housing will be a community need regardless of the state of the economy. Studies show that affordable housing enables families to become self-sufficient and build assets. It also contributes to the health and well-being of both parents and children.

Because Transitional Housing is so vitally important to our community and touches all three of United Way of Midland’s focus areas, Education, Self-Sufficiency and Health, the UWM Board of Directors voted to take the lead in bringing Transitional Housing to Midland. A steering committee composed of local community leaders and United Way board and staff members was formed in August. The committee includes: Sylvester Cantu, Herb Cartwright, Alice Freidline, David Henry, Ellen House, Linda Hamblin, Wilson Heidelberg, Alison King, Donna Mahurin, Kim McKandles, Todd Meade, Tom Miller, Martin Ruehl, Valerie Tinker and Liz Zenteno.

The Transitional Housing Committee began meeting in September and has met five times to date. The committee agreed that the program would serve families and that intensive case management would be provided to help those families become self-sufficient. Case management, including goal setting, would be customized for each family. Case management might include budget/money management, parenting skills, and job or educational training, depending on

the needs of the family. The Transitional Housing Committee continues to explore location options and has identified Family Promise of Midland as a partner. Family Promise currently serves homeless families. Many other Family Promise affiliates all over the country provide Transitional Housing programs and that concept has been a vision of the local organization.

In February, members of the Transitional Housing Committee traveled to North and South Carolina to visit two Family Promise affiliates providing transitional housing programs. Although the programs visited had different approaches, the committee members learned about best practices for each type of program. The Committee is looking forward to formulating a plan to begin work on Midland’s Transitional Housing Program in the coming months.

2012 COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT The United Way of Midland partnered with the Center for Public Policy Priorities (CPPP) in Austin to conduct a Community Needs Assessment study in early 2012. The research team surveyed a wealth of existing data sources available, as well as studies and reports that have been completed by various groups that address education, selfsufficiency and health. United Way also conducted focus group sessions throughout the community. This process enabled the CPPP to incorporate into their findings and recommendations the experiences and insights of health and human service providers as well as those seeking services.

United Way is using this assessment as a tool to identify both community gaps in service and barriers to unmet needs in order to determine our community priority issues.

To view or download the information gathered please visit our website at UWMidland.org.

Community Impact COMMUNITY INVESTMENT UPDATE United Way of Midland 2012-2013 Program Funding and Community Grants United Way of Midland has the resources, the reach and the experience to handle the big issues of our community. To make Midland a better place to live and work, our efforts are focused on education, self-sufficiency and health – the building blocks of a good life.

Each year, the United Way of Midland accepts applications for funding from nonprofits. The Community Investment Committee oversees the annual program allocation process.

Volunteer panels review funding applications and make onsite visits. The Committee then brings the panel recommendations to the United Way Board of Directors for approval. The 47 programs receiving funding through the program allocation process are listed below by Focus Area.

In addition to Program Funding, United Way offered Community Grants to nonprofits health and human service organizations for immediate and creative responses to pressing identified needs in Midland. Grant applications were reviewed by the Community Investment Committee and then brought to the Board for approval. Listed below with the notation (CG) are the 9 programs receiving a 2012-2013 United Way Community Grant.

Promoting Education Focus Area - 24% Big Brothers Big Sisters One-to-One Youth Mentoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . $76,400 (CG) Activity Center Furnishings . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000 Boy Scouts of America Learning for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Scoutreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000 Boys & Girls Club After School Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000 Sports Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,000 Summer Day Camp Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000 Casa de Amigos Adult and Youth Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,500 Communities in Schools CIS - Midland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60,000 Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest (CG) S.I.S.T.E.R.S. Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500 Midland Children's Rehab Center West Texas Dyslexia Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,000 Midland Fair Havens Children's Enrichment Program . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000 Palmer Drug Abuse Program Communities that Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $47,500 Unlock Ministries Opportunity Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000 Transition Jr. High Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000 Promoting Health Focus Area - 39% Alzheimer's Association Supportive Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,000 Boys & Girls Club Food & Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,000 (CG) Video Surveillance/Intercom . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000 Casa de Amigos Health Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $128,000 (CG) Wellness Center Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . $6,500 CASA of West Texas Voices for Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000

Centers for Children & Families Clinical Counseling Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . $240,000 Kids First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,500 Post Adoption Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,000 Community Children's Clinic Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35,000 Midland Children's Rehab Center Hippotherapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,000 Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,250 Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,000 Midland/Odessa Area AIDS HIV/STD Prevention Education . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000 Mission Center Adult Day Service Basic Healthcare Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,000 (CG) Canvas Shade Canopy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Palmer Drug Abuse Program Community Recovery & Education . . . . . . . . . $70,000 (CG) Medication Takeback Equipment . . . . . . . . $7,500 Safe Place of the Permian Basin Advocacy & Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,000 Star Children's Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,500 SHARE Respite Care Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,115 (CG) In-Home Respite Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,500 The Springboard Center Intensive Outpatient Treatment & Counseling . . $29,000 Medical Detox/Inpatient Residental Treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $88,000 Promoting Self-Sufficiency Focus Area - 37% American Red Cross Disaster Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95,000 Camp Fire USA CFC Summer Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 KIDS CARE/C.F. on Wheels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,500 Casa de Amigos Self Sufficiency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000 Community & Senior Services Elderly Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80,000 Foster Grandparent Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500 Senior Companion Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500 Jubilee Center of Midland (CG) Food2Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000 Midland Fair Havens Supportive Transitional Housing . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000 Midland Need to Read Adult Literacy Tutoring Program . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000 Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Children's Advocacy Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000 Crisis Intervention/Volunteer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,000 Midland/Odessa Area AIDS Support & Benevolence for PLWA . . . . . . . . . . $35,000 Recording Library of West Texas (CG) RLWT Radio Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000 Safe Place of the Permian Basin Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $99,500 The Salvation Army Comprehensive/Emergency Shelter . . . . . . . . $145,000 YMCA Child Development Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $156,500

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Community Impact TRANSITIONAL HOUSING INITIATIVE Transitional Housing with case management for families has been identified as an unmet need in Midland for 10 or more years. Transitional Housing is temporary housing ranging from 90 days to two years.

United Way of Midland’s most recent Community Needs Assessment results showed that three out of four renters have virtually no “rainy day” savings or assets to cushion against a temporary loss of income. In addition, 20% of renters live in poverty and 70% live in asset poverty.

Although Midland is currently enjoying a booming economy, Transitional Housing will be a community need regardless of the state of the economy. Studies show that affordable housing enables families to become self-sufficient and build assets. It also contributes to the health and well-being of both parents and children.

Because Transitional Housing is so vitally important to our community and touches all three of United Way of Midland’s focus areas, Education, Self-Sufficiency and Health, the UWM Board of Directors voted to take the lead in bringing Transitional Housing to Midland. A steering committee composed of local community leaders and United Way board and staff members was formed in August. The committee includes: Sylvester Cantu, Herb Cartwright, Alice Freidline, David Henry, Ellen House, Linda Hamblin, Wilson Heidelberg, Alison King, Donna Mahurin, Kim McKandles, Todd Meade, Tom Miller, Martin Ruehl, Valerie Tinker and Liz Zenteno.

The Transitional Housing Committee began meeting in September and has met five times to date. The committee agreed that the program would serve families and that intensive case management would be provided to help those families become self-sufficient. Case management, including goal setting, would be customized for each family. Case management might include budget/money management, parenting skills, and job or educational training, depending on

the needs of the family. The Transitional Housing Committee continues to explore location options and has identified Family Promise of Midland as a partner. Family Promise currently serves homeless families. Many other Family Promise affiliates all over the country provide Transitional Housing programs and that concept has been a vision of the local organization.

In February, members of the Transitional Housing Committee traveled to North and South Carolina to visit two Family Promise affiliates providing transitional housing programs. Although the programs visited had different approaches, the committee members learned about best practices for each type of program. The Committee is looking forward to formulating a plan to begin work on Midland’s Transitional Housing Program in the coming months.

2012 COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENT The United Way of Midland partnered with the Center for Public Policy Priorities (CPPP) in Austin to conduct a Community Needs Assessment study in early 2012. The research team surveyed a wealth of existing data sources available, as well as studies and reports that have been completed by various groups that address education, selfsufficiency and health. United Way also conducted focus group sessions throughout the community. This process enabled the CPPP to incorporate into their findings and recommendations the experiences and insights of health and human service providers as well as those seeking services.

United Way is using this assessment as a tool to identify both community gaps in service and barriers to unmet needs in order to determine our community priority issues.

To view or download the information gathered please visit our website at UWMidland.org.

Community Impact COMMUNITY INVESTMENT UPDATE United Way of Midland 2012-2013 Program Funding and Community Grants United Way of Midland has the resources, the reach and the experience to handle the big issues of our community. To make Midland a better place to live and work, our efforts are focused on education, self-sufficiency and health – the building blocks of a good life.

Each year, the United Way of Midland accepts applications for funding from nonprofits. The Community Investment Committee oversees the annual program allocation process.

Volunteer panels review funding applications and make onsite visits. The Committee then brings the panel recommendations to the United Way Board of Directors for approval. The 47 programs receiving funding through the program allocation process are listed below by Focus Area.

In addition to Program Funding, United Way offered Community Grants to nonprofits health and human service organizations for immediate and creative responses to pressing identified needs in Midland. Grant applications were reviewed by the Community Investment Committee and then brought to the Board for approval. Listed below with the notation (CG) are the 9 programs receiving a 2012-2013 United Way Community Grant.

Promoting Education Focus Area - 24% Big Brothers Big Sisters One-to-One Youth Mentoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . $76,400 (CG) Activity Center Furnishings . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000 Boy Scouts of America Learning for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Scoutreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000 Boys & Girls Club After School Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000 Sports Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,000 Summer Day Camp Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000 Casa de Amigos Adult and Youth Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,500 Communities in Schools CIS - Midland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60,000 Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest (CG) S.I.S.T.E.R.S. Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500 Midland Children's Rehab Center West Texas Dyslexia Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,000 Midland Fair Havens Children's Enrichment Program . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000 Palmer Drug Abuse Program Communities that Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $47,500 Unlock Ministries Opportunity Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000 Transition Jr. High Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000 Promoting Health Focus Area - 39% Alzheimer's Association Supportive Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,000 Boys & Girls Club Food & Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,000 (CG) Video Surveillance/Intercom . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000 Casa de Amigos Health Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $128,000 (CG) Wellness Center Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . $6,500 CASA of West Texas Voices for Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000

Centers for Children & Families Clinical Counseling Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . $240,000 Kids First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,500 Post Adoption Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,000 Community Children's Clinic Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35,000 Midland Children's Rehab Center Hippotherapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,000 Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,250 Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,000 Midland/Odessa Area AIDS HIV/STD Prevention Education . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000 Mission Center Adult Day Service Basic Healthcare Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,000 (CG) Canvas Shade Canopy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Palmer Drug Abuse Program Community Recovery & Education . . . . . . . . . $70,000 (CG) Medication Takeback Equipment . . . . . . . . $7,500 Safe Place of the Permian Basin Advocacy & Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,000 Star Children's Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,500 SHARE Respite Care Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,115 (CG) In-Home Respite Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,500 The Springboard Center Intensive Outpatient Treatment & Counseling . . $29,000 Medical Detox/Inpatient Residental Treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $88,000 Promoting Self-Sufficiency Focus Area - 37% American Red Cross Disaster Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95,000 Camp Fire USA CFC Summer Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 KIDS CARE/C.F. on Wheels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,500 Casa de Amigos Self Sufficiency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000 Community & Senior Services Elderly Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80,000 Foster Grandparent Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500 Senior Companion Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500 Jubilee Center of Midland (CG) Food2Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000 Midland Fair Havens Supportive Transitional Housing . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000 Midland Need to Read Adult Literacy Tutoring Program . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000 Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Children's Advocacy Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000 Crisis Intervention/Volunteer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,000 Midland/Odessa Area AIDS Support & Benevolence for PLWA . . . . . . . . . . $35,000 Recording Library of West Texas (CG) RLWT Radio Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000 Safe Place of the Permian Basin Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $99,500 The Salvation Army Comprehensive/Emergency Shelter . . . . . . . . $145,000 YMCA Child Development Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $156,500

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ENCOURAGE

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Community Giving

The Alexis de Tocqueville Society®

Only 26 years old when he came to America in 1831, Alexis Charles Henri-Clerel de Tocqueville traveled all over the young nation. Perhaps his most important observation was that Americans helped each other in time of need.

He recognized, applauded and immortalized the voluntary spirit that lives in America’s heart. “I must say that I have seen Americans make great and real sacrifices to the public welfare; and have noticed a hundred instances in which they hardly ever failed to lend faithful support to one another.”

United Way of America formed the Alexis de Tocqueville (ADT) Society in 1984 to deepen individual understanding of, commitment to, and support of United Way’s work: advancing the common good by creating opportunities for a better life for all. The ADT Society recognizes local philanthropic leaders and volunteer champions around the world who have devoted time, talent, and funds to create long-lasting changes by tackling our communities’ most serious issues.

Membership in the ADT Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000.00 annually to United Way. The ADT Society of Midland was founded in 1988 with 15 charter members. In 2012, the ADT Society of Midland had 54 members.

2012 ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY OF MIDLAND MEMBERS

WE ENCOURAGE THE TALENTS OF THE YOUNG AND SUPPORT FAMILIES FOR THEY ARE THE HANDS THAT HOLD US TOGETHER.

Abell-Hanger Foundation*

Ted Collins, Jr.

Terri and Tim McGraw

John and Maurine Cox Foundation*

Don and Beth Crawford

Jon and Kim Morgan

The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation*

Decker Dawson

Luke and Lori Morrow

Pevehouse Family Foundation

Mary Anne and Bill Dingus

Katy and Paul Morrow

Robison Excelsior Foundation

Timothy M. Dunn

Mark Nicholas

Scharbauer Foundation

Steve and Debbie Gray

Joe and Jan O’Neill

Sandra and Jim Alsup

Ryan and Tiffani Hamilton

Jack and Randee Rathbone

Anonymous (4)

Paula and Jim Henry

A. William Rutter, Jr.

S. Javaid Anwar

David and Pauline Henry

Clarence Scharbauer, Jr.

Shelley and David H. Arrington

Jack D. Hightower

Kerry and Clarence Scharbauer, III

Donald W. Bennett

Michael Hochman

Douglas Scharbauer

Frances and Jack E. Brown*

Patricia and Leon Jeffcoat

Ronnie and Cindy Scott

Rita and Dale Brown

Laquita and Dennis Johnson

L.D. “Buddy” Sipes, Jr.

Cary and Jill Brown

Bob and Donna Landreth

Randy and Julie Stevens

Mark and Kathy Bruehl

Amy and Tim Leach

Lissa Wagner*

Clark Butts

Bob and Pam Leibrock

David and Amy Wilson

Donna and Jim Byerlotzer

Barbara and Mitch Mamoulides Connie and Scott McGraw

*Charter Members

ENCOURAGE

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Community Giving

The Alexis de Tocqueville Society®

Only 26 years old when he came to America in 1831, Alexis Charles Henri-Clerel de Tocqueville traveled all over the young nation. Perhaps his most important observation was that Americans helped each other in time of need.

He recognized, applauded and immortalized the voluntary spirit that lives in America’s heart. “I must say that I have seen Americans make great and real sacrifices to the public welfare; and have noticed a hundred instances in which they hardly ever failed to lend faithful support to one another.”

United Way of America formed the Alexis de Tocqueville (ADT) Society in 1984 to deepen individual understanding of, commitment to, and support of United Way’s work: advancing the common good by creating opportunities for a better life for all. The ADT Society recognizes local philanthropic leaders and volunteer champions around the world who have devoted time, talent, and funds to create long-lasting changes by tackling our communities’ most serious issues.

Membership in the ADT Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000.00 annually to United Way. The ADT Society of Midland was founded in 1988 with 15 charter members. In 2012, the ADT Society of Midland had 54 members.

2012 ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY OF MIDLAND MEMBERS

WE ENCOURAGE THE TALENTS OF THE YOUNG AND SUPPORT FAMILIES FOR THEY ARE THE HANDS THAT HOLD US TOGETHER.

Abell-Hanger Foundation*

Ted Collins, Jr.

Terri and Tim McGraw

John and Maurine Cox Foundation*

Don and Beth Crawford

Jon and Kim Morgan

The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation*

Decker Dawson

Luke and Lori Morrow

Pevehouse Family Foundation

Mary Anne and Bill Dingus

Katy and Paul Morrow

Robison Excelsior Foundation

Timothy M. Dunn

Mark Nicholas

Scharbauer Foundation

Steve and Debbie Gray

Joe and Jan O’Neill

Sandra and Jim Alsup

Ryan and Tiffani Hamilton

Jack and Randee Rathbone

Anonymous (4)

Paula and Jim Henry

A. William Rutter, Jr.

S. Javaid Anwar

David and Pauline Henry

Clarence Scharbauer, Jr.

Shelley and David H. Arrington

Jack D. Hightower

Kerry and Clarence Scharbauer, III

Donald W. Bennett

Michael Hochman

Douglas Scharbauer

Frances and Jack E. Brown*

Patricia and Leon Jeffcoat

Ronnie and Cindy Scott

Rita and Dale Brown

Laquita and Dennis Johnson

L.D. “Buddy” Sipes, Jr.

Cary and Jill Brown

Bob and Donna Landreth

Randy and Julie Stevens

Mark and Kathy Bruehl

Amy and Tim Leach

Lissa Wagner*

Clark Butts

Bob and Pam Leibrock

David and Amy Wilson

Donna and Jim Byerlotzer

Barbara and Mitch Mamoulides Connie and Scott McGraw

*Charter Members

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Community Giving 2012 MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Leadership givers set the course for others. In our community, many generous and caring individuals have partnered with United Way of Midland to change lives. By making an annual minimum contribution of $1000 or 1.5% of their 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.

Mona Ables William and Mikell Abney Randy Adams Victoria Alejo Jaime and Roger Alexander Jaclynn Allen Nichole Allen Devin Alsup Robert M. Altany Brad Anderson Ernest Angelo, Jr. Patricia Angley Anonymous (14) Charles Aupied Cori Armstead Dana R. Atwater Carol Bair Olga T. Banks Greg Banner John A. Barkley Wesley Barnt Michelle Barnt Debbie Bayes Michelle Bayless Kelly S. Beal Cheryl Becker-Ramirez Robert R. Beecherl Joe Bejil Larry J. Bell Jim and Cindy Benson Greg and Rachel Berkhouse Tonya Bird Don L. Bishop Dan and Pat Black Jennifer M. Blackburn Jack Blake, Jr. William B. Bledsoe Bob and Bennie Bledsoe Cicely Blumenauer Richard E. Booth Sharon E. Boren Wesley D. Bownds Cheryl Boyce Ann A. Bradford Damita Bradley Irma Briggs G.W. Brock Jan Brockett Bill and Julie Brown Mark A. Bruehl Cece and A.J. Brune Laura and Lindsey Buckner

Leticia M. Bueno Ken and Cathy Burgess Kathy A. Burk Larry W. Buster Leon G. Byerley, Jr. Frank Kell Cahoon Paul and Teresa Cain Anita Camargo Danny and Robbie Campbell Sylvester and Mary Cantu Randall Capps Joseph Caputo Delana Caraway Rhonda K. Carr Eric K. Carr Larry and Elizabeth Carroll Drs. Richard & Roberta Case Mary Lou Cassidy Jimmie Caughron Douglas H. Christensen Mrs. Marcella B. Christensen Reb and Molly Clark Misty Coates Andrew and Michelle Cobb Kent L. Coggan Forrest B. Collier Mike and Suzanne Conaway John and Lana Cooper Courtney Cooper J. Craig Corbett Lael Cordes-Pitts Cari Corgill Sue Cornelius James Corwin, M.D. Lori Cottle Michael Cowan June Cowden Margaret Cowden Bobby and Elaine Cowley Cheryl Craig Terry and Cherie Creech Taylor Crisp John Cross Melody Y. Crowl Terry L. Crowl Larry D. Cunningham Art Custer Canola Dailing Robert and Elizabeth Davenport, Sr. J. L. Davis Paul L. Davis, Jr.

Julie Davis Kenneth R. Dean Charlsa Delucia Srikanth Deme Robert L. Dent James Denton Patricia Diaz Norbert J. Dickman Veronica Dickson Mike and Lori Dodson George F. Doehne Dinah S. Doggett Richard Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gary D. Douglas Gregory L. Dove Donna Doyle Gary Dupriest Family Lynn and Rhonda Durham Inez Eaden Arlen and Betty Edgar Shawn Edmiston Jay M. Edwards Gary and Debbie Elander Tracy K. Elms David J. Entzminger Sandra Esparza Angelita Esquivel Patricia Ann Estes Harper Estes Virgina A. Estes Brenda S. Evans Phillip R. Everett, DDS Thomas A. Fago Lorri and Sammy Fields LeeAnn Fincher Marion Fostin Rene Franks Sherron Franks-Meeks Terri Freeman Roger and Alice Freidline Jodi French Carla Frison Ray and Darlene Garcia Fabian Garcia Rafael Garcia Joe P. Garner Ester Garza Gilbert Glinsmann Emma Gonzales Elizabeth De Guzman Christina Hagan

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Community Giving

Darla Haiduk Tawny Halbert Mr. and Mrs. J. Evetts Haley, Jr. Henry and Jean Halff James E. Hall Linda Hall Tami Hamill Rachel Hanna Maxine Hannifin Tiffany Hansen Dexter L. Harmon Allen & Jan Harp John Harrington Christine L. Hart Mark L. Haynes William A. Heck Karmen Hendrix-Bryant Pabla Hernandez Odile Hernandez Elizabeth Hernandez Jeffrey D. Hewett Scott and Gladys Hickman Sylvia Hinojosa Gregory D. Hinterlong Nolan Hirsch Lytha M. Hooper Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Horn Paul and Shari Horne William G. Horne R. Miller Houghton Ellen M. House Kirk Houston Susanna Huff Blue and Crecinda Hyatt Matthew G. Hyde Drew M. and Laura J. Ingram Jay and Nancy Isaacs Lynda Y. Jackson Lesley and Steven Jeffcoat David A. Jelf Lisa C. Jimenez Tom E. Johnson Annie L. Johnson Stephen F. Johnson Erin Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Brad and Kim Jones Guadalupe Jordan Robert Judkins Stephen Jumper Mr. Howard Kemp James Glenn Kendall

MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE (continued) Mary B. Kennedy Rebecca Kiernan Will Kiker Jason Kincaid Alison and Jonathan King Steven C. Kiser Alan A. and Janetta B. Kleier Ann M. Kleine Duane K. Knapp Kennth D. Krawietz Jayne Krawietz Mr. and Mrs. William Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kuiper Mr. Arthur R. Laengrich Fred Randall Lalk Richard and Siri Langston Yolanda Lara LaShawn Latta James R. Leeton, Jr. Paul and Judy Lerwick Lagaytha Lewallen Morita Luna Ernest Luna Joe T. Lynch Allan Macay Delma Madrid Ed and Joann Magruder Donna and DeWayne Mahurin Lori Manning Donette Marble Cecilia Marez Adela Marmolejo Azeneth Marquez Jeanie Marsh William S. Marshall Alma Martinez Douglas May Susan Mberenga Billy McAnally Ed McCabe Guy and Jane McCrary Darrell McDonald Betty J. McKim Richard and Jan McMillan Pat Meadows Charlotte Meeks Jose Mendoza Kayla Merchant Russell Meyers Kevin Miller Mr. Carvel Mills Phillip Minchew Triston Minihan

Kimberly B. Modisett Delia Montes Shan and Lisa Moon Mary Irene Moreno Michael T. Morgan Meredith Morgan Jim and Dorothy Moring Paul and Dee Morris Sonya Morris Howard A. Morrison Michael R. Mullins Christie Munoz Angel Munoz Ariana Navarrete Keith Nelson Deidra A. Nelson Rachelle Nickel Joe D. Niederhofer Mrs. Kerry K. Noormohamed Kim T. Nordstog John R. Norwood Vicky L. Nunn Harry Nutter Lisa J. Olgin Evelyn Orellana Karen Orozco Thomas W. Ortloff Barbara O'Shaughnessy Robert and Lindsay Partlow Paul and Megan Pause Pat Paxton-Larson Debbie Pearson Dr. Rex C. and Sandra Peebles Bruce Peeler Michelle Pendergrass Nancy Pendergrass W. F. Pennebaker Jesse J. Perez Wes Perry Joe T. Phillips Ken Pittaway Kristi Podrazik Delia Polk Rebecca Pontaski Betty Ann Prentice Charles H. Priddy, Sr. Deborah Pride John and Janet Pritchett Michael Prudencio Steve and Debbie Pruett Margaret Purvis Antoinette Raliot Steve Ramharter

Angie Ramirez Brenda Ramirez Eric Ramos Jane B. Ramsland J. Robert Ready Mr. and Mrs. Travis Reed Cathy Reeger Sylvia S. Rendon Effrin Reyna Michael and Nicole Rhoads Mr. Terry Rhoads Joan and Cecil Rhodes Larry and Sondra Richards Earl R. Richardson Rebbecca Richey Robin Richey Carolyn Riddle Jerri J. Ripplinger Ruth Bell Ritchie Samuel C. Roberts Charlie and Camille Robinson Viviana Robledo Gavina Rodriguez Whitney E. Roland Nick and Laura Roman Adelita Rosa Michael J. Ross Randy and Judy Rouse Elizabeth Ruiz Scott and Amy Ryburn Stephanie Saenz Delma Saenz Anna Sanchez Lola C. Sanchez Angelica Sanchez Boyd and Tori Schaneman Fred Schantz Douglas Schmidt Courtney Sharp Kimberly Sheldon Yvonne D. Silipo Rebecca Silva Tulsi Dyal Singh, MD David and Becky Smith Lisa F. and David H. Smith Rhonda Smith Tammy Smitherman Jessica Sosa Mary Sosebee John K. Southwell Robert A. Spears Charles A. Spence George G. Staley

L. Shane Stokes Bill Stovall Kim and Frank Stowers Marian Sturgeon Tonya Sutton John and Pam Tarr Sandra S. Taylor Dana Taylor Ramona and Sid Thomas Charles and Schatzie Tighe Tracy Timlin Ida Torres Mia Torres Roger M. Traxel, MD Leonard Trout Terri Tryson Khalil Turner Alex Valenzuela Kimberly VanPelt JoAnn and Shelton Viney A. J. and Mary Vogel Orin W. Wade Eddie and Debbie Wallace J. D. Ward-Wann Larissa Warren Carole Wayland Mike Weller Russell Wheatley C. Mark and J'Lynn Newman Wheeler Family Foundation Rick White Tiffany Whitfield Charles R. Wiggins James and Virginia Wilder John Wilkinson Jack B. Wilkinson, Jr. Margaret Williams Colleen Williams Word and Celia Wilson Lena Wilson Gary L. Winter Glenn & Pebble Winters Kristi Wolf Claire and Jim Woodcock Garth S. Wright Edgar Wuthrich Kevin and Paula Yates John W. Young Jr. Charles M. Younger, MD Tom & Kay Zeltmann

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 February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

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Community Giving 2012 MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Leadership givers set the course for others. In our community, many generous and caring individuals have partnered with United Way of Midland to change lives. By making an annual minimum contribution of $1000 or 1.5% of their 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.

Mona Ables William and Mikell Abney Randy Adams Victoria Alejo Jaime and Roger Alexander Jaclynn Allen Nichole Allen Devin Alsup Robert M. Altany Brad Anderson Ernest Angelo, Jr. Patricia Angley Anonymous (14) Charles Aupied Cori Armstead Dana R. Atwater Carol Bair Olga T. Banks Greg Banner John A. Barkley Wesley Barnt Michelle Barnt Debbie Bayes Michelle Bayless Kelly S. Beal Cheryl Becker-Ramirez Robert R. Beecherl Joe Bejil Larry J. Bell Jim and Cindy Benson Greg and Rachel Berkhouse Tonya Bird Don L. Bishop Dan and Pat Black Jennifer M. Blackburn Jack Blake, Jr. William B. Bledsoe Bob and Bennie Bledsoe Cicely Blumenauer Richard E. Booth Sharon E. Boren Wesley D. Bownds Cheryl Boyce Ann A. Bradford Damita Bradley Irma Briggs G.W. Brock Jan Brockett Bill and Julie Brown Mark A. Bruehl Cece and A.J. Brune Laura and Lindsey Buckner

Leticia M. Bueno Ken and Cathy Burgess Kathy A. Burk Larry W. Buster Leon G. Byerley, Jr. Frank Kell Cahoon Paul and Teresa Cain Anita Camargo Danny and Robbie Campbell Sylvester and Mary Cantu Randall Capps Joseph Caputo Delana Caraway Rhonda K. Carr Eric K. Carr Larry and Elizabeth Carroll Drs. Richard & Roberta Case Mary Lou Cassidy Jimmie Caughron Douglas H. Christensen Mrs. Marcella B. Christensen Reb and Molly Clark Misty Coates Andrew and Michelle Cobb Kent L. Coggan Forrest B. Collier Mike and Suzanne Conaway John and Lana Cooper Courtney Cooper J. Craig Corbett Lael Cordes-Pitts Cari Corgill Sue Cornelius James Corwin, M.D. Lori Cottle Michael Cowan June Cowden Margaret Cowden Bobby and Elaine Cowley Cheryl Craig Terry and Cherie Creech Taylor Crisp John Cross Melody Y. Crowl Terry L. Crowl Larry D. Cunningham Art Custer Canola Dailing Robert and Elizabeth Davenport, Sr. J. L. Davis Paul L. Davis, Jr.

Julie Davis Kenneth R. Dean Charlsa Delucia Srikanth Deme Robert L. Dent James Denton Patricia Diaz Norbert J. Dickman Veronica Dickson Mike and Lori Dodson George F. Doehne Dinah S. Doggett Richard Donnelly Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gary D. Douglas Gregory L. Dove Donna Doyle Gary Dupriest Family Lynn and Rhonda Durham Inez Eaden Arlen and Betty Edgar Shawn Edmiston Jay M. Edwards Gary and Debbie Elander Tracy K. Elms David J. Entzminger Sandra Esparza Angelita Esquivel Patricia Ann Estes Harper Estes Virgina A. Estes Brenda S. Evans Phillip R. Everett, DDS Thomas A. Fago Lorri and Sammy Fields LeeAnn Fincher Marion Fostin Rene Franks Sherron Franks-Meeks Terri Freeman Roger and Alice Freidline Jodi French Carla Frison Ray and Darlene Garcia Fabian Garcia Rafael Garcia Joe P. Garner Ester Garza Gilbert Glinsmann Emma Gonzales Elizabeth De Guzman Christina Hagan

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Community Giving

Darla Haiduk Tawny Halbert Mr. and Mrs. J. Evetts Haley, Jr. Henry and Jean Halff James E. Hall Linda Hall Tami Hamill Rachel Hanna Maxine Hannifin Tiffany Hansen Dexter L. Harmon Allen & Jan Harp John Harrington Christine L. Hart Mark L. Haynes William A. Heck Karmen Hendrix-Bryant Pabla Hernandez Odile Hernandez Elizabeth Hernandez Jeffrey D. Hewett Scott and Gladys Hickman Sylvia Hinojosa Gregory D. Hinterlong Nolan Hirsch Lytha M. Hooper Mr. & Mrs. Curtis Horn Paul and Shari Horne William G. Horne R. Miller Houghton Ellen M. House Kirk Houston Susanna Huff Blue and Crecinda Hyatt Matthew G. Hyde Drew M. and Laura J. Ingram Jay and Nancy Isaacs Lynda Y. Jackson Lesley and Steven Jeffcoat David A. Jelf Lisa C. Jimenez Tom E. Johnson Annie L. Johnson Stephen F. Johnson Erin Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Brad and Kim Jones Guadalupe Jordan Robert Judkins Stephen Jumper Mr. Howard Kemp James Glenn Kendall

MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE (continued) Mary B. Kennedy Rebecca Kiernan Will Kiker Jason Kincaid Alison and Jonathan King Steven C. Kiser Alan A. and Janetta B. Kleier Ann M. Kleine Duane K. Knapp Kennth D. Krawietz Jayne Krawietz Mr. and Mrs. William Krueger Mr. and Mrs. Randy Kuiper Mr. Arthur R. Laengrich Fred Randall Lalk Richard and Siri Langston Yolanda Lara LaShawn Latta James R. Leeton, Jr. Paul and Judy Lerwick Lagaytha Lewallen Morita Luna Ernest Luna Joe T. Lynch Allan Macay Delma Madrid Ed and Joann Magruder Donna and DeWayne Mahurin Lori Manning Donette Marble Cecilia Marez Adela Marmolejo Azeneth Marquez Jeanie Marsh William S. Marshall Alma Martinez Douglas May Susan Mberenga Billy McAnally Ed McCabe Guy and Jane McCrary Darrell McDonald Betty J. McKim Richard and Jan McMillan Pat Meadows Charlotte Meeks Jose Mendoza Kayla Merchant Russell Meyers Kevin Miller Mr. Carvel Mills Phillip Minchew Triston Minihan

Kimberly B. Modisett Delia Montes Shan and Lisa Moon Mary Irene Moreno Michael T. Morgan Meredith Morgan Jim and Dorothy Moring Paul and Dee Morris Sonya Morris Howard A. Morrison Michael R. Mullins Christie Munoz Angel Munoz Ariana Navarrete Keith Nelson Deidra A. Nelson Rachelle Nickel Joe D. Niederhofer Mrs. Kerry K. Noormohamed Kim T. Nordstog John R. Norwood Vicky L. Nunn Harry Nutter Lisa J. Olgin Evelyn Orellana Karen Orozco Thomas W. Ortloff Barbara O'Shaughnessy Robert and Lindsay Partlow Paul and Megan Pause Pat Paxton-Larson Debbie Pearson Dr. Rex C. and Sandra Peebles Bruce Peeler Michelle Pendergrass Nancy Pendergrass W. F. Pennebaker Jesse J. Perez Wes Perry Joe T. Phillips Ken Pittaway Kristi Podrazik Delia Polk Rebecca Pontaski Betty Ann Prentice Charles H. Priddy, Sr. Deborah Pride John and Janet Pritchett Michael Prudencio Steve and Debbie Pruett Margaret Purvis Antoinette Raliot Steve Ramharter

Angie Ramirez Brenda Ramirez Eric Ramos Jane B. Ramsland J. Robert Ready Mr. and Mrs. Travis Reed Cathy Reeger Sylvia S. Rendon Effrin Reyna Michael and Nicole Rhoads Mr. Terry Rhoads Joan and Cecil Rhodes Larry and Sondra Richards Earl R. Richardson Rebbecca Richey Robin Richey Carolyn Riddle Jerri J. Ripplinger Ruth Bell Ritchie Samuel C. Roberts Charlie and Camille Robinson Viviana Robledo Gavina Rodriguez Whitney E. Roland Nick and Laura Roman Adelita Rosa Michael J. Ross Randy and Judy Rouse Elizabeth Ruiz Scott and Amy Ryburn Stephanie Saenz Delma Saenz Anna Sanchez Lola C. Sanchez Angelica Sanchez Boyd and Tori Schaneman Fred Schantz Douglas Schmidt Courtney Sharp Kimberly Sheldon Yvonne D. Silipo Rebecca Silva Tulsi Dyal Singh, MD David and Becky Smith Lisa F. and David H. Smith Rhonda Smith Tammy Smitherman Jessica Sosa Mary Sosebee John K. Southwell Robert A. Spears Charles A. Spence George G. Staley

L. Shane Stokes Bill Stovall Kim and Frank Stowers Marian Sturgeon Tonya Sutton John and Pam Tarr Sandra S. Taylor Dana Taylor Ramona and Sid Thomas Charles and Schatzie Tighe Tracy Timlin Ida Torres Mia Torres Roger M. Traxel, MD Leonard Trout Terri Tryson Khalil Turner Alex Valenzuela Kimberly VanPelt JoAnn and Shelton Viney A. J. and Mary Vogel Orin W. Wade Eddie and Debbie Wallace J. D. Ward-Wann Larissa Warren Carole Wayland Mike Weller Russell Wheatley C. Mark and J'Lynn Newman Wheeler Family Foundation Rick White Tiffany Whitfield Charles R. Wiggins James and Virginia Wilder John Wilkinson Jack B. Wilkinson, Jr. Margaret Williams Colleen Williams Word and Celia Wilson Lena Wilson Gary L. Winter Glenn & Pebble Winters Kristi Wolf Claire and Jim Woodcock Garth S. Wright Edgar Wuthrich Kevin and Paula Yates John W. Young Jr. Charles M. Younger, MD Tom & Kay Zeltmann

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 February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

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Community Giving CORPORATE GIVING Thank you to the following companies whose corporate contributions have totaled over $872,905. Corporate leaders in Midland play an integral role in our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to the lives of thousands of Midlanders each year.

77 Oil Properties, Inc. Abacus Computers, Inc. Accurate Inc. Acme Energy Services Allen G. McGuire, CPA Office Apache Corporation AT&T Call Center Atmos Energy Bank of America BCCK Engineering, Inc. Beach Exploration, Inc. Beal & Wilkes, PC. Bessero Oil Company Betenbough Homes Border States Electric Borets-Weatherford Boys & Girls Club of Midland Brazil Pest Control Brooks Financial Group Builders & Homeowners Supply, Inc. Byrd Operating Company C. F. Qualia Operating, Inc. Cal-Mon Oil Company Campbell Construction Company Center for Spiritual Living Midland Centurion Pipeline LP Charts, Ltd. Chevron Christensen Petroleum Inc. Cimarex Energy Clayton Williams Energy, Inc. Comanche Machine Shop Inc. Commercial Electronic Supply Concho Resources, Inc. ConocoPhillips Corey Sly Electrical Service Inc Corley Paper & Box Company Cowboys Resources Corp.

CUDD Energy Services Culligan Water Conditioning Co. of West Texas Dakota Resources Dawson Geophysical Company Desert Production, Inc. Devon Energy Corporation Dillard's Department Store Discovery Operating, Inc. Eagle Rock Drilling, Inc. Earle M. Craig, Jr. Corporation Energen Resources Enterprise Rent-A-Car EOG Resources, Inc. Escondido Resources Federal Express Firestone Tire & Service Centers

First Baptist Church FirstCapital Bank of Texas Frac Tank Rentals Gary L. Thurman, CPA Office Griffin & Griffin Ltd. Halliburton Energy Services Henry Foundation Henry Resources, LLC Herd Partners, Ltd. Hinkle, Hensley, Shanor & Martin, LLP Horizon Mud Company HPC Energy, LLC Innogive Foundation International Paper Inwest Retirement Solutions J. C. Penney John Crane Production Solutions KC Pipe, LP Kellogg Company Kennedy Minerals LTD Key Energy Service, Inc. Kinder Morgan CO2 Company, LP Kirk & Company, LLP Kohl's Department Store Lithia Corp.

Map Resources Master Tubulars, Inc. McClatchy Brothers Trucking MEC Petroleum Corp.

Meter Service & Supply Co., Inc. Midland Academy Charter School Midland Council of PTAs Midland Rape Crisis & Children's Advocacy Center Midland Rockhounds Baseball Club Milford Pipe and Supply Mims & Smith Insurance Mission Center Adult Day Service Morris, Holmquest, Tidwell & Co. Nationwide Insurance Nissan of Midland Northern Natural Gas O'Grady & Company OGX Resources Oneok Westex Transmission, LP Ortloff Technology Group, LLC OXY Permian, Ltd. Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Parsley Energy Operations, LLC Payne Homes, Inc. Pecos Operating Co. Permian Basin Landmen's Association Permian Basin Real Estate Permian Crude Transport & Trading Petraitis Oil & Gas

Petroplex Pipe and Construction, Inc Peyton's Bikes Pioneer Natural Resources Co. Pitts Energy Co. Printer Solutions Quinn Pumps, Inc. R.K. Petroleum Corporation Raintree Roofing RDR Energy Reliance Energy, Inc. Rendova Oil Co., Inc. Rhotenberry Wellen Architects Rubicon Oil & Gas II, LP Sam Hollis Studio Sam's Club Seaboard Oil Company Shannon Animal Hospital Shell Trading US Company Society of Petroleum Engineers Sooner Pipe Supply LP Sproles Woodard, LLP Stanolind Oil & Gas LP State Farm Companies Foundation Stewart Title of Midland Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder Summit Petroleum LLC Swabbing Services, Inc Swartz Framing Studio Target Terrell Oil & Gas Consulting The Blue Door The Insurance Man & Associates The Springboard Center Tommy White Supply Company, Inc. Toyota of Midland T-Rey Properties Ultra Tech Frac Services United Parcel Service Vision Health Specialties Vision Natural Resources Wal-Mart Super Center #608 Wal-Mart Super Center #3645 Weaver, L.L.P. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. West Texas Insurance West Texas National Bank West Texas Oil Reports West Texas State Bank Western National Bank Whiting Petroleum Corporation XTO Energy Inc. Zachry Oil & Gas Properties

UNITED

WE STAND UNITED BECAUSE THIS IS OUR COMMUNITY, OUR NEIGHBORHOODS, OUR FAMILIES AND OUR FUTURE.

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Community Giving CORPORATE GIVING Thank you to the following companies whose corporate contributions have totaled over $872,905. Corporate leaders in Midland play an integral role in our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to the lives of thousands of Midlanders each year.

77 Oil Properties, Inc. Abacus Computers, Inc. Accurate Inc. Acme Energy Services Allen G. McGuire, CPA Office Apache Corporation AT&T Call Center Atmos Energy Bank of America BCCK Engineering, Inc. Beach Exploration, Inc. Beal & Wilkes, PC. Bessero Oil Company Betenbough Homes Border States Electric Borets-Weatherford Boys & Girls Club of Midland Brazil Pest Control Brooks Financial Group Builders & Homeowners Supply, Inc. Byrd Operating Company C. F. Qualia Operating, Inc. Cal-Mon Oil Company Campbell Construction Company Center for Spiritual Living Midland Centurion Pipeline LP Charts, Ltd. Chevron Christensen Petroleum Inc. Cimarex Energy Clayton Williams Energy, Inc. Comanche Machine Shop Inc. Commercial Electronic Supply Concho Resources, Inc. ConocoPhillips Corey Sly Electrical Service Inc Corley Paper & Box Company Cowboys Resources Corp.

CUDD Energy Services Culligan Water Conditioning Co. of West Texas Dakota Resources Dawson Geophysical Company Desert Production, Inc. Devon Energy Corporation Dillard's Department Store Discovery Operating, Inc. Eagle Rock Drilling, Inc. Earle M. Craig, Jr. Corporation Energen Resources Enterprise Rent-A-Car EOG Resources, Inc. Escondido Resources Federal Express Firestone Tire & Service Centers

First Baptist Church FirstCapital Bank of Texas Frac Tank Rentals Gary L. Thurman, CPA Office Griffin & Griffin Ltd. Halliburton Energy Services Henry Foundation Henry Resources, LLC Herd Partners, Ltd. Hinkle, Hensley, Shanor & Martin, LLP Horizon Mud Company HPC Energy, LLC Innogive Foundation International Paper Inwest Retirement Solutions J. C. Penney John Crane Production Solutions KC Pipe, LP Kellogg Company Kennedy Minerals LTD Key Energy Service, Inc. Kinder Morgan CO2 Company, LP Kirk & Company, LLP Kohl's Department Store Lithia Corp.

Map Resources Master Tubulars, Inc. McClatchy Brothers Trucking MEC Petroleum Corp.

Meter Service & Supply Co., Inc. Midland Academy Charter School Midland Council of PTAs Midland Rape Crisis & Children's Advocacy Center Midland Rockhounds Baseball Club Milford Pipe and Supply Mims & Smith Insurance Mission Center Adult Day Service Morris, Holmquest, Tidwell & Co. Nationwide Insurance Nissan of Midland Northern Natural Gas O'Grady & Company OGX Resources Oneok Westex Transmission, LP Ortloff Technology Group, LLC OXY Permian, Ltd. Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Parsley Energy Operations, LLC Payne Homes, Inc. Pecos Operating Co. Permian Basin Landmen's Association Permian Basin Real Estate Permian Crude Transport & Trading Petraitis Oil & Gas

Petroplex Pipe and Construction, Inc Peyton's Bikes Pioneer Natural Resources Co. Pitts Energy Co. Printer Solutions Quinn Pumps, Inc. R.K. Petroleum Corporation Raintree Roofing RDR Energy Reliance Energy, Inc. Rendova Oil Co., Inc. Rhotenberry Wellen Architects Rubicon Oil & Gas II, LP Sam Hollis Studio Sam's Club Seaboard Oil Company Shannon Animal Hospital Shell Trading US Company Society of Petroleum Engineers Sooner Pipe Supply LP Sproles Woodard, LLP Stanolind Oil & Gas LP State Farm Companies Foundation Stewart Title of Midland Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder Summit Petroleum LLC Swabbing Services, Inc Swartz Framing Studio Target Terrell Oil & Gas Consulting The Blue Door The Insurance Man & Associates The Springboard Center Tommy White Supply Company, Inc. Toyota of Midland T-Rey Properties Ultra Tech Frac Services United Parcel Service Vision Health Specialties Vision Natural Resources Wal-Mart Super Center #608 Wal-Mart Super Center #3645 Weaver, L.L.P. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. West Texas Insurance West Texas National Bank West Texas Oil Reports West Texas State Bank Western National Bank Whiting Petroleum Corporation XTO Energy Inc. Zachry Oil & Gas Properties

UNITED

WE STAND UNITED BECAUSE THIS IS OUR COMMUNITY, OUR NEIGHBORHOODS, OUR FAMILIES AND OUR FUTURE.

BELIEVE

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Community Giving EMPLOYEE GIVING AWARDS

PLATINUM CIRCLE AWARD

GOLD AWARD

“THANKS TO YOU” AWARD

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $200 or more per employee) Bullock Scott, PC Centers for Children & Families ConocoPhillips Energen Resources Enterprise Rent-A-Car FirstCapital Bank of Texas Henry Foundation Henry Resources, LLC HPC Energy, LLC Inwest Retirement Solutions Johnson, Miller & Company Legacy Reserves Corp.

Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C. Mewbourne Oil Company Midland Fair Havens, Inc. Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc. Ortloff Technology Group, LLC Permian Basin Area Foundation Rendova Oil Co., Inc. Samson Resources Shell Trading US Company Summit Petroleum LLC United Parcel Service United Way of Midland, Inc. Weaver, L.L.P.

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $75-99 per employee) AT&T Call Center Atmos Energy Big Brothers Big Sisters Midland Casa de Amigos Centurion Pipeline LP Commemorative Air Force Midland Memorial Hospital Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder Wagner & Brown, Ltd.

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $1-24 per employee) Albertson's Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council City of Midland Dawson Geophysical Company First Baptist Church Health South Rehabilitation Hospital Legacy Real Estate Midland Academy Charter School Midland Rape Crisis & Children's Advocacy Center Midland Reporter-Telegram Mims & Smith Insurance MISD - Abell Junior High School MISD - Administration MISD - Alamo Junior High School MISD - Anson Jones Elementary School MISD - Bonham Elementary School MISD - Bowie Elementary School MISD - Burnet Elementary School MISD - Bush Elementary School MISD - Carver Elementary School MISD - Child Nutrition Services MISD - Coleman High School MISD - Crockett Elementary School MISD - DeZavala Elementary School MISD - Fannin Elementary School MISD - Goddard Junior High School MISD - Greathouse Elementary School MISD - Henderson Elementary School MISD - Houston Elementary School MISD - Lamar Elementary School MISD - Lee Freshman High School MISD - Lee High School MISD - Long Elementary School MISD - Midland Freshman High School MISD - Midland High School MISD - Milam Elementary School MISD - Parker Elementary School MISD - Plant Services MISD - Rusk Elementary School MISD - San Jacinto Junior High School MISD - Santa Rita Elementary School MISD - Scharbauer Elementary School MISD - Travis Elementary School MISD - Washington Magnet School Mission Center Adult Day Service OXY Permian, Ltd. Palmer Drug Abuse Program Production Lift Systems, Inc. Sam's Club Security Bank Wal-Mart Super Center West Texas National Bank Williamson Petroleum Consultants, Inc.

CENTURY CIRCLE AWARD (The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $100-199 per employee) Bank of America Chevron Cimarex Energy Communities In Schools of the Permian Basin EOG Resources, Inc. Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd. H. E. B. Halliburton Energy Services Hancock Group Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Prosperity Bank Safe Place of the Permian Basin Western National Bank Whiting Petroleum Corporation XTO Energy Inc.

SILVER AWARD (The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $50-74 per employee) AT&T Call Center Coldwell Banker Covenant Community Children's Clinic Community National Bank Concho Resources, Inc. Darrell McDonald Realtors Federal Express Great Western Drilling Co. Midland College Oneok Westex Transmission, LP Permian Basin Community Centers Pioneer Natural Resources Co. SandRidge Tertiary Sproles Woodard, LLP The Salvation Army of Midland The Springboard Center YMCA of Midland

BRONZE AWARD (The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $25-49 per employee) American Red Cross BOPCO, LP Boys & Girls Club of Midland Camp Fire USA West Texas Chapter Community & Senior Services Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson Hy-Bon Engineering Kinder Morgan CO2 Company, LP Midland Need To Read MISD - Early College High School MISD - Emerson Elementary School MISD - Pease Magnet School MISD - South Elementary School MISD - West Early Childhood Center Northern Natural Gas O'Reilly Auto Parts Reliance Energy, Inc. RSP Permian, Ltd. Target

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, employers and individuals by February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

WE BELIEVE THAT THERE’S GOOD AROUND US, AND IT’S OUR PRIVILEGE TO HELP IT GROW.

BELIEVE

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Community Giving EMPLOYEE GIVING AWARDS

PLATINUM CIRCLE AWARD

GOLD AWARD

“THANKS TO YOU” AWARD

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $200 or more per employee) Bullock Scott, PC Centers for Children & Families ConocoPhillips Energen Resources Enterprise Rent-A-Car FirstCapital Bank of Texas Henry Foundation Henry Resources, LLC HPC Energy, LLC Inwest Retirement Solutions Johnson, Miller & Company Legacy Reserves Corp.

Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C. Mewbourne Oil Company Midland Fair Havens, Inc. Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc. Ortloff Technology Group, LLC Permian Basin Area Foundation Rendova Oil Co., Inc. Samson Resources Shell Trading US Company Summit Petroleum LLC United Parcel Service United Way of Midland, Inc. Weaver, L.L.P.

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $75-99 per employee) AT&T Call Center Atmos Energy Big Brothers Big Sisters Midland Casa de Amigos Centurion Pipeline LP Commemorative Air Force Midland Memorial Hospital Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder Wagner & Brown, Ltd.

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $1-24 per employee) Albertson's Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council City of Midland Dawson Geophysical Company First Baptist Church Health South Rehabilitation Hospital Legacy Real Estate Midland Academy Charter School Midland Rape Crisis & Children's Advocacy Center Midland Reporter-Telegram Mims & Smith Insurance MISD - Abell Junior High School MISD - Administration MISD - Alamo Junior High School MISD - Anson Jones Elementary School MISD - Bonham Elementary School MISD - Bowie Elementary School MISD - Burnet Elementary School MISD - Bush Elementary School MISD - Carver Elementary School MISD - Child Nutrition Services MISD - Coleman High School MISD - Crockett Elementary School MISD - DeZavala Elementary School MISD - Fannin Elementary School MISD - Goddard Junior High School MISD - Greathouse Elementary School MISD - Henderson Elementary School MISD - Houston Elementary School MISD - Lamar Elementary School MISD - Lee Freshman High School MISD - Lee High School MISD - Long Elementary School MISD - Midland Freshman High School MISD - Midland High School MISD - Milam Elementary School MISD - Parker Elementary School MISD - Plant Services MISD - Rusk Elementary School MISD - San Jacinto Junior High School MISD - Santa Rita Elementary School MISD - Scharbauer Elementary School MISD - Travis Elementary School MISD - Washington Magnet School Mission Center Adult Day Service OXY Permian, Ltd. Palmer Drug Abuse Program Production Lift Systems, Inc. Sam's Club Security Bank Wal-Mart Super Center West Texas National Bank Williamson Petroleum Consultants, Inc.

CENTURY CIRCLE AWARD (The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $100-199 per employee) Bank of America Chevron Cimarex Energy Communities In Schools of the Permian Basin EOG Resources, Inc. Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd. H. E. B. Halliburton Energy Services Hancock Group Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Prosperity Bank Safe Place of the Permian Basin Western National Bank Whiting Petroleum Corporation XTO Energy Inc.

SILVER AWARD (The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $50-74 per employee) AT&T Call Center Coldwell Banker Covenant Community Children's Clinic Community National Bank Concho Resources, Inc. Darrell McDonald Realtors Federal Express Great Western Drilling Co. Midland College Oneok Westex Transmission, LP Permian Basin Community Centers Pioneer Natural Resources Co. SandRidge Tertiary Sproles Woodard, LLP The Salvation Army of Midland The Springboard Center YMCA of Midland

BRONZE AWARD (The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $25-49 per employee) American Red Cross BOPCO, LP Boys & Girls Club of Midland Camp Fire USA West Texas Chapter Community & Senior Services Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson Hy-Bon Engineering Kinder Morgan CO2 Company, LP Midland Need To Read MISD - Early College High School MISD - Emerson Elementary School MISD - Pease Magnet School MISD - South Elementary School MISD - West Early Childhood Center Northern Natural Gas O'Reilly Auto Parts Reliance Energy, Inc. RSP Permian, Ltd. Target

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, employers and individuals by February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

WE BELIEVE THAT THERE’S GOOD AROUND US, AND IT’S OUR PRIVILEGE TO HELP IT GROW.

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Bustin’ Clay United Way of Midland is grateful for the many companies who provide their employees the opportunity to learn about United Way’s impact on the community. Many companies give a corporate or company gift and provide incentives such as extra time off or casual dress for those who choose to donate. Volunteers in each of these organizations give of their time to coordinate employee campaigns.

REACH

Thousands of Midlanders gave during the Annual Campaign. These gifts will support the work of positively impacting our community. Thank you to the dedicated volunteers and generous donors.

XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way The 10th Annual XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way took place in August 2012.

Thanks to the event committee, volunteers, sponsors and over 500 participants, we had a record breaking year raising over $208,607!

2012 XTO & Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way Committee Kendall Chance Wade Claybrook Kim Fotis Gary Lankford

Richard Lauderdale Marcela Munoz Jimmy Roark Whitney Roland

Marvis Schneider Janie Snelson

SPONSORS Title: Concho Resources, Inc. XTO Energy, Inc. Titanium: Angus Measurement Baker Hughes Basic Energy Big Lake Services BTI Champion Technologies Dean's Electric Energy Sales, LLC JMR Industries, LTD Master Tubulars Peak Completion Technologies Shores Sentry Smith Industries Sooner Pipe Supply LP Trey Trucks, LTD Wellhead Specialties

Platinum: Bourland & Leverich Supply Composite Lining Systems CUDD Pumping Services Frac Tank Rentals LLC George Young Sales Co. Guardian SERVCO T-Rey Properties, Inc. Wilson Industries LP Gold: Big Horn Energy Services Complete Energy Services Diamond Tank Rental, Inc. Globe Energy Services Mission Well Services Nabors Drilling Production Specialties Stellar Oilfield Rentals, LLC Tech Management TRC Rod Services of Texas Venture Mud, L.P. Silver: Bond-Coat, Inc. Energen Resources Corporation High Capacity Coil, LLC

AND WHEN WE REACH OUT A HAND TO ONE, WE INFLUENCE THE CONDITION OF ALL.

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Bustin’ Clay United Way of Midland is grateful for the many companies who provide their employees the opportunity to learn about United Way’s impact on the community. Many companies give a corporate or company gift and provide incentives such as extra time off or casual dress for those who choose to donate. Volunteers in each of these organizations give of their time to coordinate employee campaigns.

REACH

Thousands of Midlanders gave during the Annual Campaign. These gifts will support the work of positively impacting our community. Thank you to the dedicated volunteers and generous donors.

XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way The 10th Annual XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way took place in August 2012.

Thanks to the event committee, volunteers, sponsors and over 500 participants, we had a record breaking year raising over $208,607!

2012 XTO & Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way Committee Kendall Chance Wade Claybrook Kim Fotis Gary Lankford

Richard Lauderdale Marcela Munoz Jimmy Roark Whitney Roland

Marvis Schneider Janie Snelson

SPONSORS Title: Concho Resources, Inc. XTO Energy, Inc. Titanium: Angus Measurement Baker Hughes Basic Energy Big Lake Services BTI Champion Technologies Dean's Electric Energy Sales, LLC JMR Industries, LTD Master Tubulars Peak Completion Technologies Shores Sentry Smith Industries Sooner Pipe Supply LP Trey Trucks, LTD Wellhead Specialties

Platinum: Bourland & Leverich Supply Composite Lining Systems CUDD Pumping Services Frac Tank Rentals LLC George Young Sales Co. Guardian SERVCO T-Rey Properties, Inc. Wilson Industries LP Gold: Big Horn Energy Services Complete Energy Services Diamond Tank Rental, Inc. Globe Energy Services Mission Well Services Nabors Drilling Production Specialties Stellar Oilfield Rentals, LLC Tech Management TRC Rod Services of Texas Venture Mud, L.P. Silver: Bond-Coat, Inc. Energen Resources Corporation High Capacity Coil, LLC

AND WHEN WE REACH OUT A HAND TO ONE, WE INFLUENCE THE CONDITION OF ALL.

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Volunteers and Sponsors Diana Ortega Thomas Ortloff Madison Peeler Denise Perkins Joe T. Phillips Chad Pipkin Steven Pruett Charlie Robinson Whitney Roland++ Liz Rose Peter Schrenkel Amanda Siruta Janie Snelson Charles Spence Frank Stowers Jack Swallow Schatzie Tighe Eric Westphal Mark Wheeler Chris Whigham Edgar Wuthrich ++UWM Staff

Communities in Schools of the Permian Basin

Charlie Spence Community Volunteer

2012 Employee Campaign Coordinators

Victoria Saxe EOG Resources, Inc.

C. Mark Wheeler CMW Investments, Inc.

David Smith Abell-Hanger Foundation

Mark Semmelbeck Escondido Resources

Jana Harris MISD –Bonham Elementary School

Ed Wuthrich Shell Trading US Company

Michelle Harmon Advanced Technology Center

Deborah Williams Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.

Kathy Eggins MISD –Bowie Elementary School

2012 Solicitors

Stephanie Murphree American Red Cross

Jacob Burns Ethan Lord FirstCapital Bank of Texas

Yvette Lozano MISD –Bunche Early Childhood Center

Sandy Kepple Great Western Drilling Co.

Celina Rodriguez MISD –Burnet Elementary School

Bob Murphy H.E.B.

Jolene Holladay MISD –Bush Elementary School

Cathy Dawson Halliburton Energy Services

Jan Rhodes MISD –Carver Elementary School

Derrick Jones Health South Rehabilitation Hospital

Wanda Ross MISD –Coleman High School

2012 Finance Committee Members

Deana Savage, Chair Midland College

2012 Resource Development Cabinet

Sylvester Cantu City of Midland

Andy Shaffer Community Volunteer

James Alsup Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum

Amanda Siruta Dawson Geophysical

Bobby Burns Midland Chamber of Commerce

David Henry Henry Resources, LLC Ellen M. House Attorney Steven T. Jeffcoat Johnson, Miller & Company, P.C. Siri D. Langston United Way of Midland Donna Mahurin United Way of Midland Shan Moon The Don Evans Group Zahir N. Noormohamed Zahir N. Noormohamed, CPA Chris Robin Mazda of Midland Martin F. Ruehl FirstCapital Bank of Texas Deana M. Savage Midland College Frank K. Stowers Texas Capital Bank Kathye Taylor United Way of Midland Ramona A. Thomas Permian Basin Community Centers

2012 Community Investment Committee Rebecca Bell Midland College Sylvester Cantu City of Midland Alice Freidline United Way of Midland Ellen House Attorney Steven T. Jeffcoat Johnson, Miller & Company, P.C. Alison King United Way of Midland Jody Louder Warren Equipment Donna Mahurin United Way of Midland Todd Meade, Vice Chair Chevron Martin Ruehl FirstCapital Bank

2012 Needs Assessment Committee Rebecca Bell, Chair Midland College Sylvester Cantu City of Midland Ellen M. House Attorney Jayne Krawietz Concho Resources, Inc. Bill Maurer Midland Independent School District Bob Murphy H.E.B. Megan Pause Midland Memorial Hospital Deana Savage Midland College Ramona Thomas Permian Basin MHMR

2012 Community Investment Volunteers Health Panel Members Katie Brown Karmen Bryant Blake Cauthen Megan Dorfner Kelton Edwards Debbie Gray Brent Lunsford Elizabeth McWilliams Todd Meade Trisha Schumann Amanda Siruta, Chair Christopher Stout Education Panel Members Jeremy Bishop Kelly Ford Maridell Fryar Rodger Horton Kim Kincaid Meredith Morgan Andy Shaffer, Chair Barbara Yarbrough Self Sufficiency Panel Members Stephen Forbes Cari Guerrero Melanie Horton Jody Louder, Chair Lisa Moon Jana Saldivar

Roberta Case Roberta M. Case, MD Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum LLC Dennis Johnson Summit Petroleum LLC Donna Mahurin United Way of Midland Bob Murphy H.E.B. Joe Phillips Sooner Pipe & Supply LP Whitney Roland United Way of Midland

Lou Ann Adams James Alsup Kay Bivens Stephen Brumley Brad Bullock Jim Byerlotzer Scott Byrd Danny Campbell Paul Colwell Steve Deffenbaugh Gregory Dove Arlen Edgar Kim Fotis Jerry Gahr Ryan Hamilton Tevis Herd T. Scott Hickman Rodger Horton Ellen M. House Steven Jeffcoat Dennis Johnson Randy Kuiper Bob Landreth Gary Lankford Paul Lerwick Donna Mahurin++ Joey Maldonado Donette Marble Josh McKeever Todd Meade Shan Moon Mark Odle

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Volunteers and Sponsors

Veronica Armendariz AT&T Call Center Alice Bledsoe Atmos Energy Kay Crites Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midland Annette Childers BOPCO, LP Valerie Acosta Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council

Amanda Gunter Community & Senior Services Ann Forest Community National Bank Elizabeth Stout Concho Resources, Inc. Emily Haag ConocoPhillips Michael Hall Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson Ric Baccus Dawson Geophysical Liliana Ortega Early College High School Abbey Evans Callie Marsh Energen Resources Mark Ceja Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Dinah Doggett Henry Foundation

Laura Buckner Buckner & Tilley PC

Barbara Truitt HPC Energy, LLC

William Shuey Camp Fire USA West Texas Chapter

Jill Rogers Hy-Bon Engineering

Judy Terry Centers for Children & Families Dolores Vick Chevron Karol Mayo Cimarex Energy Macayla Elkins City of Midland Chris Cotton Coldwell Banker Bob Rice

Tanya Moore Inwest Retirement Solutions Melissa Ayoub Johnson, Miller & Company Misti Hatchcock Key Energy Services, Inc. Lori Thorp Kinder Morgan CO2 Company, LP Leigh Ann North Legacy Reserves Corp.

Jeanie Van Vranken

Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C. Sarah Marston Midland Chamber of Commerce

Rhonda Brunson MISD –Houston Elementary School

Bahola Edwards Midland College

Anna Clements MISD –Lamar Elementary School

Jaclynn Allen Midland Memorial Hospital

Timothy Cates MISD –Lee Freshman High School

Katie DeWitt Midland Need to Read Debbie Bounds Midland Reporter-Telegram Brenda Smith Mims & Smith Insurance Cody Guynes MISD – Abell Junior High School Elizabeth York MISD –Administration Lori Gentry MISD –Alamo Junior High School Anna Jones MISD –Anson Jones Elementary School

Calina Martinez MISD –Crockett Elementary School Sue Shelton MISD –Emerson Elementary School Tracy Dixon Keisha Hodges MISD –Fannin Elementary School Hillary Lovell MISD –Goddard Junior High School Elma Herrera MISD –Henderson Elementary School

Donna Edwards Pioneer Natural Resources Co. David Woodruff Plains All American Pipeline, LP Mark Thomas Plains Marketing, L.P. Jenna Kimbrough Reliance Energy, Inc.

Jumon Hailey MISD –Lee High School

Charity Worcester Safe Place of the Permian Basin

Jenna Roberts MISD –Long Elementary School

Gary Dupriest Samson Resources

Heather Robinson MISD –Midland Freshman High School

Brandi Alexander Security Bank

Summer Van MISD –Midland High School Sarah Lewicki MISD –Milam Elementary School

Ed Wuthrich Shell Trading US Company Leslie Lee Sproles Woodard, LLP

Meta Compton MISD –Parker Elementary School

Coleen Grandmaison Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder

Michael Lloyd MISD –Pease Magnet School

Angie Phiffer Summit Petroleum LLC

Rebecca Blakes MISD –Rusk Elementary School

Julia Cox Target

Darrell Benton MISD –San Jacinto Elementary School

Anna Delgado The Salvation Army of Midland

Nicole Molinar MISD –Scharbauer Elementary School Rachel Gardea MISD –South Elementary School Shara Elliott MISD –Travis Elementary School Emily Patton MISD –Washington Magnet School Michelle Segheir Mission Center Adult Day Service Jo Ann Valles Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc. Jennifer Linton Northern Natural Gas Rhonda Murray Ortloff Technology Group, LLC Hollen Wheeler OXY Permian, Ltd. Mary Salinas Palmer Drug Abuse Program Ralph Truszkowski Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Lauren Young Permian Basin Area Foundation Jill Stephens Permian Basin Community Centers

Heidi Burger The Springboard Center Gene Tuttle United Parcel Service Gracie Mata Wagner & Brown, Ltd. Adrienne Taylor Weaver, L.L.P. Lou Ann Adams Wells Fargo, N.A. Linda Gamboa Jackie Piper Western National Bank Kathy Voss Whiting Petroleum Corporation Tim Friesenhahn Kim Gray XTO Energy Inc. George Fierro YMCA of Midland

Media Partners Big 2 News CBS 7 KCRS 550 AM KICKS 99.1 FM KWEL 1020 AM Larry & Brenda Sorrells Rainbow Press, Inc. Midland Reporter-Telegram

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Volunteers and Sponsors Diana Ortega Thomas Ortloff Madison Peeler Denise Perkins Joe T. Phillips Chad Pipkin Steven Pruett Charlie Robinson Whitney Roland++ Liz Rose Peter Schrenkel Amanda Siruta Janie Snelson Charles Spence Frank Stowers Jack Swallow Schatzie Tighe Eric Westphal Mark Wheeler Chris Whigham Edgar Wuthrich ++UWM Staff

Communities in Schools of the Permian Basin

Charlie Spence Community Volunteer

2012 Employee Campaign Coordinators

Victoria Saxe EOG Resources, Inc.

C. Mark Wheeler CMW Investments, Inc.

David Smith Abell-Hanger Foundation

Mark Semmelbeck Escondido Resources

Jana Harris MISD –Bonham Elementary School

Ed Wuthrich Shell Trading US Company

Michelle Harmon Advanced Technology Center

Deborah Williams Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.

Kathy Eggins MISD –Bowie Elementary School

2012 Solicitors

Stephanie Murphree American Red Cross

Jacob Burns Ethan Lord FirstCapital Bank of Texas

Yvette Lozano MISD –Bunche Early Childhood Center

Sandy Kepple Great Western Drilling Co.

Celina Rodriguez MISD –Burnet Elementary School

Bob Murphy H.E.B.

Jolene Holladay MISD –Bush Elementary School

Cathy Dawson Halliburton Energy Services

Jan Rhodes MISD –Carver Elementary School

Derrick Jones Health South Rehabilitation Hospital

Wanda Ross MISD –Coleman High School

2012 Finance Committee Members

Deana Savage, Chair Midland College

2012 Resource Development Cabinet

Sylvester Cantu City of Midland

Andy Shaffer Community Volunteer

James Alsup Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum

Amanda Siruta Dawson Geophysical

Bobby Burns Midland Chamber of Commerce

David Henry Henry Resources, LLC Ellen M. House Attorney Steven T. Jeffcoat Johnson, Miller & Company, P.C. Siri D. Langston United Way of Midland Donna Mahurin United Way of Midland Shan Moon The Don Evans Group Zahir N. Noormohamed Zahir N. Noormohamed, CPA Chris Robin Mazda of Midland Martin F. Ruehl FirstCapital Bank of Texas Deana M. Savage Midland College Frank K. Stowers Texas Capital Bank Kathye Taylor United Way of Midland Ramona A. Thomas Permian Basin Community Centers

2012 Community Investment Committee Rebecca Bell Midland College Sylvester Cantu City of Midland Alice Freidline United Way of Midland Ellen House Attorney Steven T. Jeffcoat Johnson, Miller & Company, P.C. Alison King United Way of Midland Jody Louder Warren Equipment Donna Mahurin United Way of Midland Todd Meade, Vice Chair Chevron Martin Ruehl FirstCapital Bank

2012 Needs Assessment Committee Rebecca Bell, Chair Midland College Sylvester Cantu City of Midland Ellen M. House Attorney Jayne Krawietz Concho Resources, Inc. Bill Maurer Midland Independent School District Bob Murphy H.E.B. Megan Pause Midland Memorial Hospital Deana Savage Midland College Ramona Thomas Permian Basin MHMR

2012 Community Investment Volunteers Health Panel Members Katie Brown Karmen Bryant Blake Cauthen Megan Dorfner Kelton Edwards Debbie Gray Brent Lunsford Elizabeth McWilliams Todd Meade Trisha Schumann Amanda Siruta, Chair Christopher Stout Education Panel Members Jeremy Bishop Kelly Ford Maridell Fryar Rodger Horton Kim Kincaid Meredith Morgan Andy Shaffer, Chair Barbara Yarbrough Self Sufficiency Panel Members Stephen Forbes Cari Guerrero Melanie Horton Jody Louder, Chair Lisa Moon Jana Saldivar

Roberta Case Roberta M. Case, MD Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum LLC Dennis Johnson Summit Petroleum LLC Donna Mahurin United Way of Midland Bob Murphy H.E.B. Joe Phillips Sooner Pipe & Supply LP Whitney Roland United Way of Midland

Lou Ann Adams James Alsup Kay Bivens Stephen Brumley Brad Bullock Jim Byerlotzer Scott Byrd Danny Campbell Paul Colwell Steve Deffenbaugh Gregory Dove Arlen Edgar Kim Fotis Jerry Gahr Ryan Hamilton Tevis Herd T. Scott Hickman Rodger Horton Ellen M. House Steven Jeffcoat Dennis Johnson Randy Kuiper Bob Landreth Gary Lankford Paul Lerwick Donna Mahurin++ Joey Maldonado Donette Marble Josh McKeever Todd Meade Shan Moon Mark Odle

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Volunteers and Sponsors

Veronica Armendariz AT&T Call Center Alice Bledsoe Atmos Energy Kay Crites Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midland Annette Childers BOPCO, LP Valerie Acosta Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council

Amanda Gunter Community & Senior Services Ann Forest Community National Bank Elizabeth Stout Concho Resources, Inc. Emily Haag ConocoPhillips Michael Hall Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson Ric Baccus Dawson Geophysical Liliana Ortega Early College High School Abbey Evans Callie Marsh Energen Resources Mark Ceja Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Dinah Doggett Henry Foundation

Laura Buckner Buckner & Tilley PC

Barbara Truitt HPC Energy, LLC

William Shuey Camp Fire USA West Texas Chapter

Jill Rogers Hy-Bon Engineering

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