United Way of Midland Annual Report

ANNUAL REPORT

United Way of Midland, Inc.

2014

2014 Board of Directors Executive Committee Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum President

Todd Meade Chevron President Elect

Rebecca Bell Midland College Secretary

Sylvester Cantu City of Midland Treasurer

Kelly Ives Community Volunteer Assistant Treasurer

Joe T. Phillips Sooner Pipe VP Resource Development

Bob Murphy

Andy Shaffer

Ellen M. House

Community Volunteer Assistant VP Community Investment

Community Volunteer

Steven T. Jeffcoat

Chevron

Johnson, Miller & Company, P.C. Past President

Dan Robison

Board Members

Randy Silva

Excelsior Foundation Frost Bank

Jaime Alexander Community Volunteer

Jackie (Jaclynn) Allen Midland Memorial Hospital

Dr. Randy Baiza Midland Independent School District

Mary Baker

David H. Smith Davis, Gerald & Cremer

Mark Wheeler CMW Interests, Inc.

Ed Wuthrich Shell Trading US Company

Kelly Hart Law Firm

Lifetime Member

Karmen Bryant

K. Michael Conaway

Community Volunteer

Steven D. Gray Allen Harp

Martin F. Ruehl

David Henry

U.S. Congressman, Dist. 11

James C. Henry

RSP Permian, Ltd.

H.E.B Assistant VP Resource Development FirstCapital Bank of Texas VP Community Investment

Mitch Mamoulides

Henry Resources, LLC

Margaret Purvis

EOG Resources

Purvis Operating Company

Henry Investment Group, LLC

Charles A. Spence Community Volunteer

An investment in United Way of Midland is the single best way to help the most people in this community. United Way of Midland gifts are at work 24-7-365 making our community stronger in the areas of Education, Self-Sufficiency and Health.

100%

kids surveyed in Club Read maintained or increased reading scores

74,000 people helped in Midland County

93% XY-Zone Seniors graduated High School First day of kindergarten - Midland Fair Havens

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About United Way of Midland The United Way of Midland’s mission is to improve the quality of life in Midland by uniting community resources with identified needs.

United Way of Midland works with community partners in supporting over 50 programs and services that target identified needs by focusing on the building blocks for a better life: a quality education that leads to stable employment; financial independence and sufficient housing to support a family; and sound emotional and physical health.

United Way of Midland connects the dots between our community’s issues and real solutions that are all made possible

with the gifts of time, talent, and financial resources. In the coming year United Way of Midland will invest over $3 million in our community; the majority

supporting every aspect of United Way of Midland’s work: daily operations, fundraising, community investment, and financial practices.

“It has shown me how to be a leader and a role model for others and to listen first and speak second.”

XY-Zone Participant of these funds are the result of individual gifts, small and large.

Volunteers from all walks of life provide leadership, oversight, and implementation

To LIVE UNITED means being a part of the change and your participation is crucial to our success.

2014 United Way of Midland Staff Donna Mahurin, Executive Director* Alice Freidline, Director of Community Impact Diana Giacobbe, Marketing & IT Specialist Carrie Hughes, Director of Resource Development Alison King, Assistant Director of Community Impact Siri Langston, Director of Finance

Lauren Lawson, Assistant Director of Resource Development* Whitney Roland, Director of Resource Development* Shannon Reed, Administrative Assistant* Tammy Winthrop, Administrative Assistant *Resigned

OUR WORK

Families Forward The mission of Families Forward is to equip families to become self-sufficient and independent. The overarching goal of the program is to break the cycle of generational poverty. Transitional Housing is defined as temporary housing ranging from 90 days to two years.

Families applying for the program must have completed a case management program and be committed to intensive monitoring and goal setting. This initiative continues with the collaboration between United Way of Midland and Family Promise.

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Education HELP CHILDREN AND YOUTH ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL! The United Way of Midland invested $508,157 into 13 community programs in this focus area.

XY-Zone Initiative began in 2011 as a collaboration with Communities In Schools to guide males ages 15-18.

Wesley joined XY-Zone as a sophomore in high school. Wesley shared, “The men in my life kept disappointing me, I never had a real role model.”

2014 Education Funded Programs

Wesley continued the program through his Senior year. He became senior class President and shared, “I finally got to have a father figure. I got to see what it was like to be a real role model.”

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midland One-to-One Youth Mentoring Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council Scoutreach Boys and Girls Club of Midland After School Program/Summer Day Camp Formal Sports Casa de Amigos Education Station Communities in Schools CIS-Midland Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Girl Scout Leadership Development Midland Children’s Rehabilitation Center West Texas Dyslexia Center Midland Fair Havens C3, Teen Mom Program Children’s Enrichment Program Unlock Ministries FUN Academy Opportunity Camp Transition Camp

“I am very proud of myself. I am reading and writing better because of this program.”

2nd grade Club Read Participant

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Self-Sufficiency HELP FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES! The United Way of Midland invested $978,500 into 17 community programs in this focus area.

Rudy heard about Family Promise through his neighbor. He felt like the program was meant for his family.

After several months with Family Promise, Rudy and his family moved into a Families Forward home, a transitional housing collaboration with Family Promise. Upon moving into the home Rudy said, “I was so happy myself, I felt like it was Christmas. I was like a kid opening their first PS3 or X-Box.“ The family was so ecstatic to have their own home as well as their own rooms, “We were living the dream come true,” stated Rudy.

Rudy and his family were the first to graduate from the Families Forward program. He said, “This program has helped me alot, it has helped me to be responsible.”

2014 Self-Sufficiency Funded Programs American Red Cross Disaster Services

Midland Need to Read Adult Literacy Tutoring Program

Camp Fire USA, West Texas Council KIDS CARE Summer Program

Midland/Odessa Area AIDS Support Support & Benevolence Program

Casa de Amigos Economic Strength Independent Living Community & Senior Services Elderly Nutrition Foster Grandparents Program Senior Companion Program Family Promise Childcare Midland Fair Havens Supportive Transitional Housing

Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Children’s Advocacy Program Crisis Intervention/Volunteer Safe Place of the Permian Basin Emergency Shelter The Salvation Army Red Shield Comprehensive/Emergency Shelter YMCA Child Development Center

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Health HELP EVERYONE TO BE PHYSICALLY AND EMOTIONALLY HEALTHY! The United Way of Midland invested $870,865 into 20 community programs in this focus area.

Respite means...

“A peace of mind, one on one time with my husband, non-kid friendly shops and a full dinner to myself that I don’t have to share! Kids are happy, well supervised, and accepted no matter their specialness. The kids are greeted with smiles and called by name, given activities they can handle, and just have a blast.”

Summer Morrison, SHARE Parent Pictured: Blakeley Giles, SHARE Staff and SHARE Participant

2014 Health Funded Programs Alzheimer’s Association Alzheimer’s Disease Supportive Programs & Services

Midland/Odessa Area AIDS Support HIV/AIDS/STD Awareness & Prevention

Boys & Girls Club Food & Nutrition

Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Education Therapy

Casa de Amigos Health Services

Mission Center Adult Day Services Basic Healthcare Program

CASA of West Texas Voices for Children Midland County

Palmer Drug Abuse Program Communities that Care Community Recovery & Education

Centers for Children & Families Kids First - Midland Midland Clinical Post Adoption Program

Safe Place of the Permian Basin Counseling & Advocacy STAR Children’s Program

Community Children’s Clinic Pharmacy

SHARE Respite Care

Midland Children’s Rehabilitation Center Hippotherapy

The Springboard Center Intensive Outpatient Program Medical Detox/Inpatient Residential Treatment

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United Way Community Grants

P.O.W.E.R. “T.J brought what he learned from the nutrition and exercise program home with him, he has even taught the family better eating habits and portion control,” said T.J.’s Mom & Dad. Aiden (left) and T.J. (right) successfully completed the 8-week P.O.W.E.R. Program and were both rewarded with new tennis shoes.

In addition to Program Funding and Initiatives, United Way of Midland offered Community Grants to nonprofit 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. For more information , please visit our website - www.uwmidland.org.

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The United Way of Midland invested $63,786 in 6 nonprofit health and human service programs to address identified pressing needs in Midland.

“To get up in the morning and know you are going to be able to make a difference is a wonderful feeling. These kids are our future generation and we need them just as much as they need us.

Even years later, high school age kids run up to me and say Granny E. do you remember me!?

This program is part of my heart and it’s a badge of honor to be called Granny E.” Ethel Mapp - Foster Grandparent Program Volunteer, 13 years

2014 Community Grants Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midland STEM Activities Community & Senior Services Senior Programs Public Awareness Midland Children’s Rehabilitation Center Pediatric Outpatient Weight Loss & Education Resources (P.O.W.E.R.) Midland Tennis Center Davidson Opportunity Park (Music Feature) MISD Education Foundation Counseling Resources SHARE Respite Care - Room Leaders

“Boy, it’s hard work saving someone’s life.” - Little Sister Lizbeth pictured with Big Sister Marie

Ready to Read The United Way of Midland Women’s Leadership Council (WLC) launched its Ready to Read program for Pre-K and Headstart Students in the Spring of 2014. Crockett Elementary was identified as having the largest group of PreK/ Headstart students, as well as having some of the lowest test scores in the State. Through Ready to Read, each student receives a reading kit and 5 books to keep.

Women’s Leadership Council The purpose of the United Way of Midland’s Women’s Leadership Council is to engage the community, generate resources and invest in quality programs in Midland County. The signature issue for the group is early literacy, with a goal of increasing the number of students reading proficiently by the end of the third grade. Through the Women’s Leadership event, Power of the Purse, over 750 books were given to students to take home.

“I love my new books and I was so excited I could take them home.”

-Ready to Read Participant Crockett Elementary Student

“These ladies did a really good job in reading to the kids. They were obviously trained well. Please thank them for making the effort to give these kids something they need most - TIME with an adult reading.”

-Head Start Teacher

Women’s Leadership Steering Committee Ellen M. House, Chair Jayne Junell, Vice Chair Jaime Alexander Jackie (Jaclynn) Allen Rebecca Bell Karmen Bryant

Alice Freidline Kelly Ives Donna Mahurin Karen Nicholson Laura Roman Ramona A. Thomas

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United Way Events

Power of the Purse Keynote Speaker Jenna Bush Hager.

Jenna Hager is a contributing correspondent on NBC’s Today show and an editorat-large for Southern Living magazine. She is the author of The New York Times bestseller Ana’s Story: A Journey of Hope, which she wrote after traveling to Latin America in 2006 as an intern with UNICEF. Hager holds a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Texas at Austin. She is also co-author of the children’s book Read All About It! Hager is the daughter of former U.S. President George W. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush. In 2008, she married Henry Hager. On April 13, 2013, she gave birth to daughter Margaret Laura “Mila” Hager.

Power of the Purse Power of the Purse provides a collaborative forum for women of all ages who want to significantly improve the quality of life in Midland County through leadership giving, advocacy and volunteering. It’s about joining with like-minded women to be a strong voice and make a difference in meeting needs in the community.

Power of the Purse Committee Jaime Alexander - Co-Chair Karmen Bryant - Co-Chair Mary Baker - Auction Coordinator

(L-R) Susie Evans & Lynn Munn

(L-R) Karmen Bryant; Jenna Bush Hager; Jaime Alexander (L-R) Diane Ham; Britt Wegman; Toffee McCalister; Chelsea Sheppard

Gold Sponsors

*For a complete list of sponsors, please visit the United Way of Midland website, www.uwmidland.org.

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Bustin’ Clay for United Way The 13th Annual XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way took place in August 2014 to kick off the Annual United Way of Midland Campaign. Thanks to the event committee, volunteers, sponsors and over 500 participants, we had a record-breaking year, raising $254,494!

(L-R) Marvis Schneider; Clark Ballentine; Ryan Hamilton; Clay Bateman

Bustin’ Clay Committee Stephen Brumley, Concho Resources Kendall Chance, XTO Energy Cindy Harrington, Concho Resources Justin Kennedy, Concho Resources Richard Lauderdale, Firewheel Marcella Munoz, XTO Energy Debra Osburg, Concho Resources

Ronnie Patteson, Concho Resources Joe T. Phillips, Sooner Pipe Doug Schmidt, Concho Resources Marvis Schneider, Community Volunteer Jennifer Thames, Concho Resources Diane Woodall, Concho Resources

*For a complete list of sponsors, please visit the United Way of Midland website, www.uwmidland.org.

Run a K for United Way Title Sponsor

Run a K for United Way began to promote a healthy lifestyle. It is held in conjunction with USA Fit Midland, a training group designed to help runners and walkers of all ability levels train safely and effectively for Run a K, a 5K/10K run.

Starting line for the Run a K for United Way Event

Wyatt King & Clare King *For a complete list of sponsors, please visit the United Way of Midland website, www.uwmidland.org.

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2014 USA Fit Group

CLUB READ To prevent the “Summer Slide”, United Way partnered with Casa de Amigos, Midland Fair Havens and Unlock Ministries for the second year of Club Read – a Summer Reading Initiative. With the help of these partners, 150 kindergarten through seventh graders participated in Club Read and received a Summer Reading Kit.

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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 individuals’ 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 2014, the ADT Society of Midland had 49 members.

2014 Alexis de Tocqueville Society of Midland Members Abell-Hanger Foundation John and Maurine Cox Foundation * Henry Foundation The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation * Pevehouse Family Foundation The Prairie Foundation Scharbauer Foundation Sandy and Jim Alsup Anonymous (3) Mr. S. Javaid Anwar Mr. David H. Arrington Cindy and Mike Black Mr. and Mrs. Cary Brown Rita and Dale Brown Frances and Jack E. Brown * Molly and Reb Clark Ted and Diana Collins Bill and Mary Anne Dingus Timothy M. Dunn Don and Susie Evans Steve and Debbie Gray Ryan and Tiffani Hamilton David and Pauline Henry Paula and Jim Henry

Michael Hochman Cory Hoffman Patricia and Leon Jeffcoat Laquita and Dennis Johnson Bob and Donna Landreth Amy and Tim Leach Barbara and Mitch Mamoulides Deborah Markley Mr. and Mrs. Scott McGraw Russell Meyers Luke Morrow Newt E. Newton III Mark Nicholas Joe and Jan O’Neill Joe T. Phillips Jack and Randee Rathbone Douglas Scharbauer Kerry and Clarence Scharbauer Ronnie and Cindy Scott L.D. “Buddy” Sipes, Jr. Randy and Julie Stevens Lissa Wagner * David and Amy Wilson

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2014 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 $1,000 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 Mark and Teresa Alexander Jaime and Roger Alexander Mr. Ken Allemand Mr. Holden Allen Jackie (Jaclynn) Allen Devin Alsup Ernest Angelo, Jr. Anonymous (18) Cori Armstead Ms. Terre Arnett Dana R. Atwater Carol Bair Olga T. Banks Mr. Greg Banner John A. Barkley Wesley Barnt Ms. Phyllis Bechner Denise K. Beckham Robert R. Beecherl Jim and Cheryl Behrmann Larry J. Bell Rebecca Bell Ms. Ruth Stuart Bell Jim and Cindy Benson John and Nancy Bergman Ron Betenbough Ms. Robyn Birka Don L. Bishop Geoff Bister Brandon Black Dan and Pat Black Jack Blake, Jr. David Bledsoe Bennie and Bob Bledsoe Cicely Blumenauer Mr. Al Bondurant Mark and Nancy Bondy Richard E. Booth Noe Del Bosque Wesley D. Bownds

Cheryl Boyce Ann Bradford Mr. Coley Brewer Jan Brockett Don C. and Jayne Bromley Julie and Bill Brown Elizabeth A. Brown Mark and Kathy Bruehl Cece and A.J. Brune Karmen Bryant Cathy and Ken Burgess Leon G. Byerley, Jr. Paula Cahoon

Mr. Christopher M. Comer Mike and Suzanne Conaway Lana and John W. Cooper, IV J. Craig Corbett Lael Cordes-Pitts J. C. Cornett June Cowden Margaret Cowden Elaine and Bobby Cowley Cheryl Craig Mr. Walter L. Crandall

“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.�

Winston Churchill Paul and Teresa Cain Paul M. Callaway Robbie and Danny Campbell Mr. Michael J. Canon Patricia A. Cantu Sylvester and Mary Cantu Joseph Caputo Mr. David L. Carrillo Mary Lou Cassidy Pam Castellano Wade Choate Douglas H. and Marcella B. Christensen Mr. Justin Gordon Clark Richard H. Coats Andrew and Michelle Cobb Barbara Cobos Kent L. Coggan Forrest B. Collier Stephen Collins

Terry and Cherie Creech Melody Y. Crowl Tim and Annette Culp Art Custer Robert and Elizabeth Davenport, Sr. Kenneth R. Dean Dan Deemer Srikanth Deme Robert Dent James Denton Norbert J. Dickman George F. Doehne Dinah S. Doggett Richard Donnelly Mr. Bob Doty Alan Douglas Lynn and Rhonda Durham Arlen and Betty Edgar Shawn Edmiston Carmen A. Edwards

Crystal and Jay Edwards Kristi A. Edwards Mr. Tim Edwards Gary and Debbie Elander Tracy K. Elms Harper Estes Ubaldo Estrada, Jr. Mrs. Rita K. Evans Phillip R. Everett, DDS Stephen Fanning W. Kurt Finkbeiner Ms. Anna S. Flores Lori Forbus Marion Fortin Mr. Eric Fortner Alice and Roger Freidline Maridell Fryar Ray Garcia Ms. Charlene Marie Garihan Joe & Linda Garner Ashley Garza Kathryn Gates Donald Gatjanis Diana and Shawn Giacobbe William and Susan Granberry The Helen Greathouse Charitable Trust Mr. Kenneth W. Griffin Brent Gros Christina Hagan Mr. Alan Hale Henry and Jean Halff James E. Hall Linda Hall Linda and Stan Hamblin Maxine Hannifin Dexter L. and Susan E. Harmon

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John A. Laney Siri Langston Jack and Pat Larremore LaShawn Latta Jim and Shannon Lawrence James R. Leeton, Jr. Toni S. Lent Lagaytha Lewallen Joe T. Lynch Ed and Joann Magruder J. Donette Marble Vickie Martinez Douglas May Billy McAnally Christine McCormick Guy and Jane McCrary Brandi McDonald Darrell McDonald Betty J. McKim Mr. Theodore C. Meade, III Todd and Tiffany Meade Pat and Thomas B. Meadows, III Sherron Meeks Sue Mercer Mr. Kenneth M. Miller Kevin K. Miller Mr. Carvel Mills Shan and Lisa Moon Michael T. Morgan Jim and Dorothy Moring Paul and Dee Morris Howard A. Morrison Paul and Katy Morrow Mr. Thomas O. Morrow Ms. Janet Nelson Banay Newton Mr. Josh Nichols Joe and Dana Niederhofer John R. Norwood Vicky Nunn Harry Nutter Janis Olivas Thomas W. Ortloff Gregory J. Palko Russell D. Pantermuehl

Megan Pause Dave Pearcy Michelle Pendergrass W. F. Pennebaker Wes Perry Ken Pittaway Mr. Matthew Ponce Rebecca Pontaski Betty Ann Prentice John and Janet Pritchett Steve and Debbie Pruett Mr. Austin Puckett Mr. Bruce Raabe Steve Ramharter Angie Ramirez Mr. Jesus Rendon Michael and Nicole Rhoads Becky Richey Robin Richey Samuel C. Roberts Charlie and Camille Robinson Rodney M. Robinson Mr. Arturo I. Rodriguez Denise Ross Randy and Judy Rouse Martin and Aleshia Ruehl Scott and Amy Ryburn Boyd and Tori Schaneman Courtney Sharp Mr. Robert Sharum David Shaw Eric and Debbie Siegmund Yvonne Silipo Tejay and Marlene Simpson Tulsi Dyal Singh, MD Mrs. Becky Smith Lisa F. and David H. Smith David J. Smith David and Becky Smith Gary L. Smith Jim and Tammy Smitherman Mrs. Valerie A. Sparks Robert A. Spears

Charles A. Spence Mr. Darrick Stallings L. Shane Stokes David A. Sutter Michael Swain Mr. Brian Tapp John and Pam Tarr Tommy and Gwen Taylor Judy Terry Carroll and Georgia Thomas Ramona and Sid Thomas Charles and Schatzie Tighe Meredith Tipton Betty and Don E. Tomlin Roger M. Traxel, MD Mr. Jarrett Vick JoAnn and Shelton Viney Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vogel Orin W. Wade Ms. Judith Wagner Debbie and Eddie Wallace Carole Wayland Mike and Donna Weller Mr. Torrey Wetsel Margaret and Russell Wheatley C. Mark and J’Lynn Newman Wheeler Family Foundation Rick and Lori White Charles R. Wiggins James and Virginia Wilder Jack and Terry Wilkinson John Wilkinson Ron M. Willett Linda Williams Glenn and Pebble Winters Mrs. Tammy Winthrop Claire and Jim Woodcock Garth and Sabrina Wright Pam and John Young Dr. and Mrs. Charles M. Younger Mr. Casey Zachry Tom and 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.

XY-Zone The XY-Zone was created to support and guide adolescent males ages 15-18 who are struggling to stay in school. The program participants experience a close relationship with a skilled, caring adult male role model. Once in the program, the young men meet weekly in a small group with the program coordinator to work on the five Rs — responsibility, relationship-building, respect, reaching out and role models.

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Corporate Giving Thank you to the following companies whose corporate contributions totaled over $984,614.

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.

1st Community Federal Credit Union Abacus Computers, Inc. Abell-Hanger Trustee Match & Employee Giving Access Midstream Albertson’s Allen G. McGuire, CPA Office Amazon Smile AT&T Atmos Energy Bank of America Beal & Wilkes, PC. Best Buy Betenbough Homes Border States Electric BP America Production Company Builders & Homeowners Supply, Inc. Byrd Operating Company Cal-Mon Oil Company Campbell Construction Company CanElson Drilling (US), Inc. Carter’s Furniture, Inc. Chevron Christensen Resource Management Cimarex Energy Community National Bank Composite Lining Systems Concho Resources, Inc. ConocoPhillips Corey Sly Electrical Service Inc. Corley Paper & Box Company Dawson Geophysical Company

Devon Energy Corporation Dillard’s Department Store Discovery Operating, Inc. Eagle Rock Drilling, Inc. Ecolab Foundation Eli Lilly and Company Energen Resources EOG Resources, Inc. Farmers Insurance Group FirstCapital Bank of Texas Frost Bank GE Foundation & Companies Great Western Drilling Co. Griffin & Griffin Ltd. H. E. B. Halliburton Energy Services Henry Foundation Henry Resources, LLC Herd Partners, Ltd. Hy-Bon Engineering Inwest Retirement Solutions J. C. Penney JP Morgan Chase & Co. Jumburrito Kennedy Minerals Ltd. Kent Oil, Inc. Kirk & Company, LLP Lithia Corp.

Map Resources Master Tubulars, Inc. MEC Petroleum Corp.

Merck & Company, Inc. Nationwide Insurance Nissan of Midland Oncor Electric Delivery Oneok Westex Transmission, LP O’Reilly Auto Parts

Ortloff Technology Group, LLC OXY Permian, Ltd. Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Parsley Energy Operations, LLC Petraitis Oil & Gas Pitts Energy Co. Pumpjacks, Etc. R.K. Petroleum Corporation Regal-Beloit Corporation Rendova Oil Co., Inc. Rhotenberry Wellen Architects Roland Real Estate Rusk Family Charitable Fund Shannon Animal Hospital Shell Trading US Company SM Energy Company Sprint PCS Sproles Woodard, LLP Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder Summit Petroleum LLC Swartz Framing Studio Target Toyota of Midland Union Pacific Railroad United Parcel Service Vision Health Specialties Wal-Mart Super Center Weaver & Tidwell, L.L.P. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. West Texas Insurance Whiting Petroleum Corporation WPX Energy

United Way of Midland Community Awards Rising Star Recognizes the company with the most improved employee campaign.

Paul C. Rea LIVE UNITED Award

Recognizes the company whose employees have shown sustained 2014 SM Energy excellence in giving, advocating Employee Campaign Coordinators: and voluntering with the United David Blackketter Way of Midland.

Sabrina Smith 2014 ConocoPhillips Jared Sparks Employee Campaign Coordinator: Jerry Reno

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

2014 Summit Petroleum LLC Employee Campaign Coordinator: Angie Phiffer

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2014 Employee Giving Awards PLATINUM CIRCLE

GOLD AWARD

“THANKS TO YOU” AWARD

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $75-99 per employee)

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $1-24 per employee)

Bank of America Betenbough Homes Centers for Children & Families Conoco Phillips Energen Resources FirstCapital Bank of Texas Freeman Mills, P.C. Henry Foundation Henry Resources, LLC Integrys Energy Group Inwest Retirement Solutions Johnson, Miller & Company Legacy Reserves Corporation Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C. Midland Fair Havens Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc. Ortloff Technology Group, LLC Shell Trading US Company SM Energy Summit Petroleum LLC True Oil Company United Parcel Service United Way of Midland, Inc.

Alderson Mercedes Benz Volvo Atmos Energy Communities In Schools Federal Express Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Reliance Energy, Inc.

Acme Energy Services Best Buy Blue Cross-Blue Shield BP America Production Company Camp Fire USA West Texas Chapter Centurion Pipeline LP CitiGroup City of Midland Community & Senior Services Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson Dawson Geophysical Company First Baptist Church Health South Rehabilitation Hospital Hy-Bon Engineering J. C. Penney Kinder Morgan CO2 Company, L.P. Kohl’s Department Store Legacy Real Estate Midland Academy Charter School Midland County Offices Midland Independent School District Abell Junior High School Administration Alamo Junior High School Anson Jones Elementary School Bonham Elementary School Burnet Elementary School Bush Elementary School Carver Elementary School Child Nutrition Services Coleman High School Crockett Elementary School DeZavala Elementary School Fannin Elementary School Goddard Junior High School Greathouse Elementary School Henderson Elementary School Houston Elementary School Lamar Elementary School Lee Freshman High School Lee High School Long Elementary School Midland Freshman High School Midland High School Parker Elementary School Pease Magnet School Plant Services San Jacinto Junior High School Santa Rita Elementary School Scharbauer Elementary School South Elementary School Transportation Travis Elementary School My Community Federal Credit Union OXY Permian, Ltd. Pioneer Natural Resources Co.

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $200 or more per employee)

CENTURY CIRCLE

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $100-199 per employee)

1st Community Federal Credit Union Buckner & Tilley P.C. Chevron Enterprise Rent A Car EOG Resources, Inc. Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd. H. E. B. Halliburton Energy Services Hancock Group Magellan Midstream Holdings,GP, LLC Midland Memorial Hospital Midland Independent School District Early College High School Oncor Electric Delivery Permian Basin Area Foundation Plains Marketing, L.P. Prosperity Bank Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder Wagner & Brown, Ltd. Whiting Petroleum Corporation

SILVER AWARD

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $50-74 per employee)

Boys & Girls Club of Midland Casa de Amigos Darrell McDonald Realtors Nationwide Insurance Palmer Drug Abuse Program Safe Place of the Permian Basin Sproles Woodard, L.L.P. Weaver & Tidwell, L.L.P. Wells Fargo Bank

BRONZE AWARD

(The employees of the following companies gave a per capita gift of $25-49 per employee)

Access Midstream Albertson’s American Red Cross of the Permian Basin Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midland Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council Cimarex Energy Community National Bank Concho Resources, Inc. Frost Bank FTS International Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Great Western Drilling Co. JP Morgan Chase & Co. Midland College Midland Independent School District Bowie Elementary School Emerson Elementary School MAP Rusk Elementary School Washington Magnet School Northern Natural Gas Oneok Westex Transmission, L.P. Permian Basin Community Centers Security Bank Target The Salvation Army of Midland XTO Energy Inc. YMCA of Midland

While every effort is made to accurately recognize every company that participates in the United Way campaign, recognition in this report is based on information that we receive from companies, employers and individuals by February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize.

Thank you for your understanding.

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THANK YOU Volunteers 2014 Community Investment Committee Dr. Randy Baiza Midland Independent School District Paul Byrom First Baptist Church Alice Freidline United Way of Midland, Inc. Maridell Fryar Community Volunteer Steven Gray RSP Permian Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum Allen Harp EOG Resources Alison King United Way of Midland, Inc. Donna Mahurin United Way of Midland, Inc.

Steven T. Jeffcoat Mike Marquez Laura McCabe Juanita Mendoza Ron Moss Corbette Padilla Kelly Reese Kimberly Reeves Justin Roland John Trischitti

Self Sufficiency Panel Members Paul Byrom, Chair Cari Chaplin Michael Chavez Amber Davidson Kyle Dickson Melanie Horton Lesley Isaacs David Smith Wanda Valles Rebecca Young

Liz McWilliams Community Volunteer

2014 Resource Development Cabinet

Todd Meade Chevron

Alice Freidline United Way of Midland, Inc.

Martin Ruehl, Chair FirstCapital Bank

Ryan Hamilton Summit Petroleum

Andy Shaffer, Vice Chair Community Volunteer

Carrie Hughes United Way of Midland, Inc.

2014 Community Investment Volunteers Health Panel Members Katie Brown Karmen Bryant Megan Dorfner Debbie Gray Shannon Lawrence Liz McWilliams, Chair Trisha Schumann

Dennis Johnson Summit Petroleum Lauren Lawson United Way of Midland, Inc. Shan Moon Don Evans Group Bob Murphy H.E.B. Joe T. Phillips Sooner Pipe & Supply LP

Liz Rose Education Panel Members United Way of Midland, Inc. David Wilson Adrian Acosta Unitex Oil & Gas, LLC Mary Baker Maridell Fryar, Chair Ellen M. House James Howard

2014 Solicitors Kenny Adler James Alsup Jana Asebedo Tomas Berdoza Kay Bivens Mark Bruehl Sherrie Burcham Terra Calloway Victoria Calloway Paul Colwell Steve Deffenbaugh John Downing Arlen Edgar Alice Freidline Justin Ham Ryan Hamilton Tevis Herd T. Scott Hickman Carrie Hughes Steven T. Jeffcoat Dennis Johnson Justin Kuethe Bob Landreth Lauren Lawson Peter Montes Shan Moon Bob Murphy Thomas W. Ortloff Shaunna Patterson Joe T. Phillips Erik Powell Jarod Powell Scott Powell Steve Pruett Liz Rose Charlie Spence Jack Swallow Schatzie Tighe David Wilson David Worley

Stephanie Murphree American Red Cross of the Permian Basin Christy Franklin Anson Jones Elementary School Brandi Price Atmos Energy Ron Betenbough Betenbough Homes Kay Crites Big Brothers Big Sisters of Midland Juan Dominguez Bonham Elementary School Carol Rogers Bowie Elementary School Aaron Bedell Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council David Chancellor Boys & Girls Club of Midland Laura Buckner Buckner & Tilley PC Celina Rodriguez Burnet Elementary School Melissa Horner Bush Elementary School William Shuey Camp Fire USA, West Texas Chapter Cynthia Brooks Carver Elementary School Judy Terry Centers for Children & Families

2014 Employee Campaign Coordinators

Dolores Vick Chevron

Rosa Valles 1st Community Federal Credit Union

Karol Mayo Cimarex Energy

Trey Addison Abell Junior High School Janie Hamilton Alamo Junior High School

Macayla L. Henry City of Midland David Moore Coleman High School Morgan M. Buzbee Communities In Schools

25 Kathleen Kirwan-Haynie Community & Senior Services Cindy Wagler Community National Bank

Teresa Krisa Hancock Group

Rhonda M. Murray Ortloff Technology Group, LLC

Megan Shafer Hollen Wheeler Henderson Elementary School OXY Permian, Ltd. Lael Cordes-Pitts Henry Foundation

Michele Savage Palmer Drug Abuse Program

Barbara T. Truitt Henry Resources, LLC

Patrice Compton Parker Elementary School

Adolfo Chavez Houston Elementary School

Kory Murphy Parkhill, Smith & Cooper

Jill Rogers Hy-Bon Engineering

Gabriel Salgado Pease Magnet School

Lisa LeClear Crockett Elementary School

Shana Hull Inwest Retirement Solutions

Jason Stockstill Dawson Geophysical Company

Audra Meade Johnson, Miller & Company

Guy McCrary Permian Basin Area Foundation

Elizabeth Stout Concho Resources, Inc. Jerry Reno ConocoPhillips Michael Hall Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson

Melanie Cavazos DeZavala Elementary School Renee Aldrin Early College High School Paige Shaw Emerson Elementary School Callie Marsh Energen Resources Mark Ceja Enterprise Rent-A-Car Victoria Saxe EOG Resources, Inc. Tracie Burrow Fannin Elementary School Ms. Deborah Williams Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd. Crystal Sturm FirstCapital Bank of Texas

Rachel Gardea South Elementary School Coleen Grandmaison Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder Angie Phiffer Summit Petroleum LLC

Bobby Stults Lee Freshman High School

Heather Liles Pioneer Natural Resources Co.

Sarah Scott True Oil Company

Jumon Hailey Lee High School

Jenna Kimbrough Reliance Energy, Inc.

John Liddle United Parcel Service

Leslie Greathouse Legacy Reserves Corp.

Leslie Goodrum Rusk Elementary School

Bobleta Cleere Wagner & Brown, Ltd.

Linda Whitlow Long Elementary School

Carole Wayland Safe Place of the Permian Basin

Banay Newton Washington Magnet School

Amanda Serrentino Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C. Bahola Edwards Midland College

Anna L. Delgado The Salvation Army of Midland

Mary Ann Espinoza Midland County Offices

Brad Pettit San Jacinto Junior High School

Jerri Ripplinger Midland Fair Havens

Yvette Lozano Santa Rita Elementary School

Emmie McCullough Frost Bank

Summer Van Midland High School

Marnell Fox Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest

Michelle Pendergrass Midland Memorial Hospital

Bob Murphy H. E. B.

David Blackketter Sabrina Smith Jared Sparks SM Energy Company

Anna Clements Lamar Elementary School

Kendra Menchaca Midland Freshman High School

Monica Herington Greathouse Elementary School

Leah Wilson Security Bank

Jill A. Stephens Permian Basin Community Centers

Michael Morgan Freeman Mills, PC

Hillary Lovell Goddard Junior High School

Jill Arthur Scharbauer Elementary School

Tara Crockett Travis Elementary School

Adrienne L. Taylor Weaver & Tidwell, L.L.P. Annie Thomas Whiting Petroleum Corporation George Fierro YMCA of Midland

Elizabeth K. York MISD – Administration Jo Ann Valles Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc. Terri Kay Garrison Oncor Electric Delivery

Girl Scout Leadership Development Program

FamilyWize Prescription Cards The FamilyWize Prescription Drug Discount Card enables participants to receive discounted pricing on prescription drugs.

This is not insurance. Rather, it is a program that offers immediate discounts on prescription drugs at participating pharmacies.

Participants simply present FamilyWize card with each prescription to the participating pharmacy at the time of purchase to receive discounts.

United Way of Midland, Inc. Statement of Financial Position as of December 31, 2014 (unaudited) ASSETS

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current Fund - Unrestricted Current liabilities: $590,568 Accounts payable and other Due to (from) other funds 2,117,522 Due to program providers 3,419,836 Due to state & national affiliations Grants payable 923,999 Total current liabilities 24,230 7,076,155 Net assets

Current assets: Cash Certificates of deposit and other cash investments Marketable securities Pledges receivable, less allowance for uncollectible accounts of $ 178,113 Accrued interest & other current assets Total current assets Notes Receivable Total Assets

540,477 $7,616,632

Property and equipment: Land Building Furniture, fixtures and equipment Total property & equipment Less accumulated depreciation Net property & equipment Total Assets

Investments

Total Unrestricted Assets Total Assets

27

Total liabilities and Net Assets

3,401,998

$7,616,632

Land, Building & Equipment Fund - Unrestricted Current liabilities: $61,380 Due to (from) other funds 280,310 Total current liabilities 208,172 549,862 Net assets (315,456) 234,406 Total liabilities and $234,406 Net Assets

$234,406

United Way Permanent Fund - Unrestricted $581,880 Net Assets

$581,880

($10,751) (10,751) 245,157

Total Assets, Liabilities & Net Assets - All Unrestricted Funds Total liabilities $8,432,918 Total Unrestricted Net Assets $8,432,918 Total Liabilities and Net Assets

Endowment Investments Future Interest Temporarily Restricted Assets

$29,358 10,751 3,675,566 40,287 458,672 4,214,634

Temporarily Restricted $131,212 2,204,800 $2,204,800 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets

$4,203,883 4,229,035 $8,432,918

$2,204,800

Permanently Restricted Certificates of deposit and other cash investments

$500,000

Permanently Restricted Net Assets

$500,000

2014 Finance Committee Sylvester Cantu, City of Midland Ryan Hamilton, Summit Petroleum David Henry, Henry Investment Group, LLC Ellen M. House, Community Volunteer Kelly Ives, Community Volunteer

Steven T. Jeffcoat, Johnson, Miller & Company Siri Langston, United Way of Midland, Inc. Donna Mahurin, United Way of Midland, Inc. Shan Moon, Don Evans Group

Zahir Noormohamed, Zahir Noormohamed, CPA Chris Robin, Saturn of Permian Basin Martin F. Ruehl, FirstCapital Bank Deana Savage, Midland College Frank Stowers, Texas Capital Bank

1209 West Wall Street Midland, TX 79701 Tel: 432.685.7700 Fax: 432.682.4462 information@uwmidland.org

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