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2011 ANNUAL REPORTTO THE COMMUNITY

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Messages...As President of the United Way of Franklin County Board of Directors, I am so pleased to share some of the accomplishments the organization, its volunteers and its agencies achieved in 2011:

• We started our spring activities with the 15th Annual Day of Caring. Over 60 volunteers com-pleted 18 projects for local non-profits and their clients, including painting; playground maintenance; repairing doors, drywall, brick wall and other repairs; and cleaning. One highlight was as one volun-teer team entertained elderly residents with music, another team cleaned their apartments.

• The 5th Annual Pro-Active for Life 5K Run/Walk benefiting the United Way continued to grow in numbers, including first time runners and team participation. With pre-race programs and health-related seminars offered as part of this event, it is quickly becoming a premier race in the Central Kentucky area. In fact, this year it became part of The Frankfort Trifecta Run/Walk Series. Other races included in this three-run series are the Run for the Gold 3K and the Activate America 5 Miler.

• One of our key activities was a brand new event called Touch-A-Truck. With vast community involvement, Touch-A-Truck became an instant favorite for families and individuals to enjoy. Through the hard work of Mike Penn of Holbrook Towing and Sheriff Pat Melton, PUSH Early Childhood Education Center and the United Way of Franklin County benefited greatly. Some examples of vehicles, which were displayed at Touch-A-Truck, are: farm machinery, mili-

tary vehicles, race/vintage cars, buses, large trucks. There was even a “human truck pull” where teams of individuals challenged each other to see how fast they could pull a gigantic Fast Trax truck. It was so fun and successful that we hope to make this an annual event.

U n i t e d Wa y o f F r a n k l i n C o u n t y! 2 0 11 A n n u a l R e p o r t

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(5th Annual Proactive for LIfe 5K Run/Walk Participants)

(Posing from Left to Right: United Way of Franklin County (UWFC) Executive Director Randy Roberts, UWFC Board

Treasurer Jonathan Mays, PUSH Executive Director Krista Hudson, Sheriff Pat Melton, Mike Penn of Holbrook Towing,

UWFC Board President Tommy Haynes and Board Member Norman Arflack)

One of the many Touch-A-Truck Displays

• Fall activities started with the 1st Annual Kentucky Capitol Senior Games. This was also a very suc-cessful new event, which benefited the United Way of Franklin County significantly. These senior games were created in an effort to promote the health and wellness of our seniors (aged 50 and over). Events included horseshoes, swimming, cross country, golf, table tennis, tennis, volleyball, track & field, shuffleboard, 5K road race, badminton, archery, bowling, racquetball, cycling, and basketball.

• The Comedy Caravan put on a very funny show for us in Novem-ber. The show included comedic performances by the very tal-ented Bob Batch, Keith McGill and Donna Watts. Through the gen-erous efforts of Tom Sobel of Comedy Caravan and Brian Booth of Capital Plaza Hotel, this comedy show was a hit. Approximately 150 comedy show tickets were sold and all proceeds of this event were donated to the United Way of Franklin County.! ! ! !

• The Community Investment Committee was in full gear from September to November reviewing agency programs and making recommendations to the Board. This team of volunteers did a truly outstanding job and put in many hours to ensure we continue to be good stewards of our community’s generous donations.

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• This year, Cardinal Office Products established a partnership with the United Way of Franklin County through their new “Partners in Giving” program. 5% of all Cardinal Office Products purchases are now donated to our organization, which benefits 19 dif-ferent agencies serving our community. This is a great way for businesses and indi-viduals to give back to Franklin County at no extra cost to them!

• Our 19 partner agencies continued to serve our community, with the lives of over 15,000 Franklin County residents positively impacted through a wide variety of health and human service programs. There was a continued increase in fundraising events and inter-agency support.

• The Board and staff worked to reduce administrative costs through bidding print jobs, changing bene-fit packages, and moving to a different office location.

Franklin County is a wonderful place to live and work. Our Board members, volunteers, staff and agen-cies are dedicated to making a difference. We thank our community donors for your generosity in allow-ing positive change to continue.

Thank you for allowing me to serve.

- Tommy Haynes, President


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(Randy Roberts, Executive Director (left), and United Way

volunteer Tom Utterback (right) stand with comedian Bob

Batch to promote the 2011 Comedy Caravan show.)

Messages...Our United Way continues to positively impact thousands of people in Franklin County. The needs in

our community have continued to increase and are currently at a level unseen in recent history. The 2011 campaign was tough from every aspect. However, we held our ground due to the generosity of faithful longtime givers and hundreds of new givers.

Unemployment and reduced work hours continue to be a significant problem in Franklin County. The basic need for food and shelter is still at the forefront. Unfortunately, we still have families making tough decisions between keeping the heat on, buying medicine, or purchasing food.

No one should be forced to choose between paying for food and heat or paying for medicine because of the high cost of prescriptions. That’s why I’m proud to announce that United Way of Franklin County partnered with in 2011 to distribute free prescription discount cards available to everyone in Franklin County. People living and working in Franklin County saved $50,630.71 in prescription costs in 2011! We look forward to helping extend this resource to Franklin County on an ongoing basis.

Even though this is an exciting step in the right direction, we still should remember that needs are in-creasing everyday. Therefore, we must continue to increase our efforts for our neighbors through a de-termination to close the gap between lack of necessities and available resources. Frankfort is one of the best communities in the country and we need to bind together, pool our resources, and literally close the gap! I’m confident, with your help and leadership, we can make this happen.

The new year is here and we need your help to continue changing lives in a significant way! Please speak with others to let them know how United Way and its partner agencies are positively impacting the lives of those in need. Let’s lead the way and be “the” benchmark for other counties facing many of the same tough issues.

Thank you to all for the support of your time, talents, and treasures!

I also want to make special mention of C. Michael Davenport for the exceptional help and support he provided during the time of our office move in 2011. We appreciate you!

-Randy Roberts, Executive Director

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2011 Partner Agencies! ! ! ! ! ! !_____________________________________________________________________________

American Red Cross - Franklin County Chapter! 502-223-1795Offers relief to victims of disasters, disaster preparedness training, blood services, various safety classes and volunteer opportunities.

Bluegrass Community Action Partnership - Senior Companion Program ! 502-695-4290Assists in preventing or delaying premature nursing home placement of seniors in Franklin County with mental, emotional and/or physical impairments by providing free in-home care and regularly scheduled visits by trained volunteers, ages 55 and older.

Boy Scouts - Bluegrass Council! 859-231-7811Provides programs addressing character development for boys aged 6-20 years and young women ages 14-20 years.

Emergency Community Food Pantry of Franklin County! 502-695-6058Provides an emergency seven-day supply of groceries for families in need.

Frankfort Halfway House!! 502-223-2017Provides structured living for males with substance abuse issues.

Frankfort YMCA!! 502-227-9637The Y is a cause-driven organization that is for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. A strong community can only be achieved when we invest in our kids, our health, and our neighbors.

Franklin County Council on Family Abuse ! ! 502-229-6999In addition to providing the only housing for domestic violence and elder abuse victims in our community, the council also provides case management, food and financial assistance to survivors seeking independence.

Girl Scouts of Kentucky’s Wilderness Road Council! ! 800-475-2621Provides programs designed to develop personal and leadership skills, values and self-esteem for girls grades K-12.

Kings Center ! 502-227-8010After-school and summer program offering tutoring, service projects and field trips.

Legal Aid of the Bluegrass! 800-928-4556Provides free legal services for the indigent including domestic violence, public benefits and housing cases.


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2011 Partner Agencies! ! ! ! ! ! _________________________________________________________________________

Nursing Home Ombudsman! 877-787-0077Provides nursing home residents with advocacy, complaint resolution and friendly visits, reducing isolation residents experience.

PUSH Early Childhood Development Center! 502-875-8666Serves children birth through age 5, both typical and children with developmental delays and disabilities. Many of the families served by PUSH experience risk factors, including domestic violence, substance abuse, poverty and mental health issues, which impact families’ stability, safety, security and long term outcomes.

Salvation Army! ! 502-227-2638Provides emergency assistance for rent/mortgages, medical appointments, utility bills, food, certain prescriptions, diapers or anything that is reasonable to maintain work and daily living. Holiday assistance for food, toys and clothing. Summer camp available for children 7-12. Provides counseling, church activities and clubs for men, women, and children.

Senior Activity Center! 502-223-5794Provides a hot, nutritious meal on site and to home-bound seniors. Offers unlimited activities, entertainment, and opportunities at the Center for active seniors as well as providing home care and adult day services for at-risk seniors.

SIMON House! 502-223-2138Transitional living program for homeless women and their children.

Soup Kitchen/Men’s Shelter! 502-223-5179Serves a hot lunch to the indigent, no questions asked, and provides temporary housing for homeless men.

South Frankfort Community Center ! 502-352-6067This program provides supervised recreational, cultural enrichment of the youth of our community. The purpose of this program is to develop and build character and strengthen the body and minds of future leaders of the community.

Sunshine Center! ! 502-875-3495A family violence prevention agency that focuses on improving family life through parenting classes, victim therapy, supervised visitation, and crisis intervention.

Thorn Hill Education Center ! 502-875-1481Program designed for young families to learn together, providing adult education, child education, parent time and family time.


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VISIONOur United Way is an agent for positive change by identifying the most critical social service needs in Franklin County and

organizing resources to address those needs.

MISSIONOur mission is to focus our community on the power of giving by promoting volunteerism and mobilizing financial resources to

eliminate Franklin County’s most compelling human service needs.

2011 Board of Directors! ! Norman Arflack! ! ! Tommy Haynes! ! ! Justin O’Malley

! ! Teresa Barton! ! ! Melissa Johnson! ! ! Laura Owens

! ! Mark Brown! ! ! Phil Kerrick! ! ! Hance Price

! ! Harrie Buecker! ! ! Terry Magel ! ! ! Melissa Russell

! ! Angie College ! ! ! Jonathan Mays! ! ! Sonia Sanders!

! ! Rich Crowe! ! ! Jim Morehead ! ! ! Ruth Schiller!

! ! Chuck Dickinson! ! ! Sammie Mosier! ! ! Jane Sweasy

! ! Don Hamrick ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Mark Wilhoite

OfficersTommy Haynes, President

Teresa Barton, Vice-President

Jonathan Mays, Treasurer

Hance Price, Secretary

Ruth Schiller, Member-at-Large

Frank Miklavcic, Past President

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Committee ChairsCampaign - Sonia Sanders

Community Investment - Don Hamrick

Finance / Audit - Jonathan Mays

Long Range Planning - Ruth Schiller

Marketing - Laura Owens

Nominating - Teresa Barton

Volunteer - Chuck Dickinson


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2011 Community Investment Committee

Each year, volunteers review our agencies to ensure compliance with United Way standards, offer suggestions for improvements within each agency and recommend funding to the Board of Directors.

These volunteers put in many hours of hard work, and are instrumental in ensuring we are good stewards of community dollars donated to the United Way of Franklin County.

ChairmanDon Hamrick

Panel ChairsKurt Adams

Rodney Broome David LawhornFrank MiklavcicAndrew Nelson

Patty NolanLaurel True

Panel Members

Pat Bailey Sheila Eskue Georgetta Nelson Bunny Skilton

Cindy Beiter Gregg Frist Ed Powe David Skilton

Corey Bellamy Malissa Goode Carol Rawlings Jane Sweasy

Becky Benassi Mimi Gosney Anne Robbins Katrina Wainscott

Terry Bush Tambra Harrod Jeff Roberts John Williams

Sue Ellen Caldwell Robert Kellerman Kim Sargent Gloria Wright

John Cubine Dusty Nelson Mark Scholze Reeda Yancey

Thank you!


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2011 Campaign Team

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Frank Miklavcic Randy Roberts Randy Roberts Paula Rutledge Jonathan Mays UW Staff Laura Owens Rex Fowler Danny Garland

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! ! ! 15th Annual Day of Caring

The Day of Caring brings volunteers and non-profit organizations together to work on important commu-nity service projects. Participating in these projects promotes a greater understanding of community needs

and provides excellent team-building opportunities. This event also helps health and human service agencies better serve their clients by allowing them to focus their resources on front-line services.

Led by Don Hamrick, Chair of the Volunteer Committee, volunteers completed 18 projects including: repairing a brick wall and replacing florescent bulbs at the Salvation Army; maintaining playground for PUSH Early Childhood Devel-opment Center; caulking, patching, and painting at the American Red Cross; repairing exercise equipment, painting and repairing closet doors at the Frankfort Halfway House; cleaning trails at the Salato Center; painting part of a gym for the Thorn Hill Education Center; entertaining residents and cleaning apartments at Kings Daughters Apartments; playing with animals and cleaning at the Franklin County Humane Society; repairing drywall for the Franklin County Council on Family Abuse.

2011 Day of Caring individual volunteers & volunteer groups who gave so generously of their time and efforts:

The 2011 Day of Caring was also made possible through the magnanimous support of:

• Cable 10

• Capital Living Magazine

• DEH Framing

• Kroger East

• Lowes

• The State Journal

• Day of Caring Volunteer Committee

Teresa BartonCentria

Rich CroweChuck Dickinson

Community Alternatives FrankfortFrankfort Regional Medical Center

Girl ScoutsGreenheck FanTommy Haynes

Kelly HickersonImmanuel Baptist Church Kappa Alpha Psi Alumni

KiwanisMainSource BankFrank Mikalvcic

Hance PriceLaura Owens Speedway

Thank you!


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On May 20th, 2011, the 5th Annual Pro.Active For Life 5K Run/Walk was held in Downtown Frankfort. This event is sponsored annually by Pro.Active Therapy and all proceeds benefit the United Way of Franklin County. Thanks to the hard work of Debbie Brown (race coordinator), the volunteer committee, and Pro.Active Therapy, the 2011 race drew 835 entrants, including 191 new participants! In fact, this year the Pro.Active For Life 5 K Run/Walk became part of The Frankfort Trifecta Run/Walk Series. Other races included in this three-run series are the Run for the Gold 3K and the Activate America 5 Miler.

Thank you to all who were involved with this event in 2011!

Here are some of the results from the 2011 Pro.Active For Life 5K Run/Walk:

Fastest Runner Overall: Daniel Thurston! !! ! Top Schools: ! ! ! ! ! ! Fastest Teams:! ! (Schools with most runners across finish line)! ! ! (Fastest Team Overall)! ! 1st - ! Second Street Elementary! ! ! ! 1st - ! Damage LLP! ! 2nd - ! Westridge Elementary! ! ! ! 2nd - ! Second Street Elementary! ! 3rd - ! Hearn Elementary! ! ! ! 3rd - ! Hearn Elementary

! ! Fastest Men:! ! ! ! ! ! Fastest Women:! ! (Overall)! ! ! ! ! ! ! (Overall)! ! 1st - Daniel Thurston! ! ! ! ! 1st - Robin Lawhorn! ! 2nd - Brandon Pulliam! ! ! ! ! 2nd - Erin Harper ! ! 3rd - Aaron Schaffner ! ! ! ! ! 3rd - Ashley Lawhorn! ! !

Fastest Runners Per Age Division:Ages 4 and Under ! ! Ages 5 - 9 ! ! ! Ages 10 - 14 ! ! ! Ages 15 - 19Boys - Tucker Hulette! ! Boys - Reed Miklavcic! ! Boys - Church Gray! ! Men - Daniel ThurstonGirls - Sadie Dungan! ! Girls - Makena Gillion! ! Girls - Ashley Lawhorn! ! Women - Kristen Nitz

Ages 20 - 24 ! ! ! Ages 25 - 29 ! ! ! Ages 30 - 34 ! ! ! Ages 35 - 39Men - Justin Ellis! ! ! Men - Gabe Tanner ! ! Men - Aaron Schaffner! ! Men - Tim BrettWomen - Leesa Unger ! ! Women - Maureen Kluesener ! Women - Erin Harper ! ! Women - Toricia Fox

Ages 40 - 44 ! ! ! Ages 45 - 49 ! ! ! Ages 50 - 54 ! ! ! Ages 55 - 59Men - Brent Sweger ! ! Men - Allen Leake ! ! Men - Harper Smith! ! Men - Patrick Stolper Women - Robin Lawhorn! ! Women - Karen Mahoney ! ! Women - Sallie Showalter ! ! Women - Rosie Miklavcic

Ages 60 - 64 ! ! ! Ages 65 - 69 ! ! ! Ages 70 - 74 ! ! ! Ages 75 - 79Men - Ken Roark! ! ! Men - Don Coffman! ! Men - David Ward! ! Men - Jim Judge Women - Catherine Vedder ! Women - Carol Payton! ! Women - Lois Miller ! ! Women - none

5th Annual Pro.Active For Life 5K


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2011 Touch-A-TruckIn 2011, a brand new event called Touch-A-Truck was created and became an instant favorite in our community. Because of its family-friendly atmosphere, Touch-A-Truck offered an opportu-nity for everyone to have fun! There was even a “human truck pull” where teams of individuals challenged each other to see

how fast they could pull a gigantic Fast Trax truck. Congratulations to the KSU Football Team for winning and to Sheriff Pat Melton’s Team for

placing in 2nd.

Touch-A-Truck was so successful that we hope to make this an annual event.

Thank you to Mike Penn of Holbrook Towing and Sheriff Pat Melton for heading up this event. We appreciate your hard work and dedication! Through your contribution, PUSH Early Childhood Education Center and the United Way of Franklin County

benefited tremendously.

Some examples of vehicles, which were dis-played at Touch-A-Truck, are: farm machinery, military vehicles, race/vintage cars, buses, large trucks.


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2011 marks the first year of the Annual Kentucky Capitol Senior Games, held September 7-11. The idea behind these “Senior Games” is to promote the health and wellness of our seniors (aged 50 and over). These games were a wonder-ful success! Thank you to all volunteers and participants for making this such a great event. A special thank you also goes out to Past President, Frank Miklavcic for all of his time and effort involved with the creation and continuation of these games. Your dedication is much appreciated!

1st Annual

The logo and photos included on this page were supplied by WowTrackShots.com - sports photographers.

• Horseshoes • Swimming• Cross country• Golf • Table tennis • Tennis • Volleyball• Track & Field • Shuffleboard

• 5K Road Race• Badminton • Archery• Bowling • Racquetball• Cycling• Basketball.

Events included at the 2011 Senior Games:


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Additional 2011 Special Events & Fundraisers

The 11th Annual Golf Scramble was held Friday, July 15th at

Juniper Hills Golf Course. This golf scramble raised over $10,000 towards the United Way of Franklin County 2011 campaign! We appreciate the support of lead sponsor Frankfort Regional Medical Center and co-sponsors Kentucky State University and MainSource Bank for making the golf scramble such a successful event. Thank you also to pre-mier sponsors including Glenn Toyota of Frankfort, Centria, Chenault & Hoge, Whitaker Bank, Stonebridge Hospitality and Kentucky Employees Credit Union, hole sponsors, prize donors, in-kind sponsors and golfers for your involvement and generosity.

The Comedy Caravan Show in November, featured the very talented comedic acts Bob

Batch, Donna Watts and Keith McGill. Over 150 tickets were sold, with all proceeds benefiting United Way of Franklin County. Thank you to Tom Sobel of Comedy Caravan and Brian Booth of Capital Plaza Hotel for all your time, effort, and generosity involved in the producing and success

of this show.

Frankfort Regional Medical Center 2011 Sales brought in a significant amount that

benefited the United Way of Franklin County. Two of their major sales were the Masquerade Jewelry Sale and the Life Uniform Sale. Not only did our community walk away with some great bargains and Christmas gifts for their loved ones, but our 19 partner agencies were able to benefit greatly from the proceeds of these sales. Thank you Frankfort Regional Medical Center for your dedication and support!


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2011 Top 25 Monetary Contributors

! ! Contributor! ! ! ! ! Donation ! 2010 Ranking

1. Kentucky Employees Charitable Campaign (Employees)! $128,283.62! ! ! (1)2. Jim Beam Brands (Corporate & Employees)! ! ! $90,839.65! ! ! (2)3. Farmers Bank & Capital Trust (Corporate & Employees)! ! $68,690.03! ! ! (3)4. Frankfort Plant Board (Employees)! ! ! ! $21,106.80! ! ! (5)5. Frankfort Regional Medical Center (Corporate & Employees)! $14,467.00! ! ! (7)6. Centria (Corporate & Employees)! ! ! ! $14,020.66! ! ! (11)7. Greenheck Fan (Corporate & Employees)! ! ! $13,458.55! ! ! (6)8. City of Frankfort (Employees) !! ! ! ! $11,839.63! ! ! (13)9. Wal-Mart (Corporate & Employees)! ! ! ! $11,544.64! ! ! (16)10. Topy Corporation (Corporate & Employees)! ! ! $11,271.00! ! ! (10)11. Commonwealth Credit Union (Corporate & Employees)! $10,594.00! ! ! (9)12. Buffalo Trace Distillery (Corporate & Employees)! ! $10,319.32! ! ! (8)13. Investors Heritage Insurance (Corporate & Employees)! ! $8,323.48! ! ! (14)14. Kentucky State University (Employees)! ! ! $8,010.00! ! ! (12)15. Franklin County Government (Employees)! ! ! $6,476.00! ! ! (20)16. Fifth Third Bank (Corporate & Employees)! ! ! $6,108.91! ! ! (19)17. ProActive Therapy (Corporate & 5K Run Participants)! ! $6,000.00! ! ! (22)18. Frankfort Independent Schools (Employees)! ! ! $5,612.00! ! ! (21)19. Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (Corporate & Employees)! $5,450.00! ! ! (17)20. Dr. Gene and Mrs. Charlotte Lewis ! ! ! ! $5,400.00! ! ! (-)*21. Elder-Beerman (Corporate & Employees)! ! ! $5,295.26! ! ! (24)!22. Kroger East (Employees)! ! ! ! ! $5,105.00! ! ! (25)23. Cardinal Office Supplies (Corporate)! ! ! ! $5,000.00! ! ! (-)*24. Glenn Toyota Frankfort (Corporate & Employees)! ! $4,693.00! ! ! (4)25. Whitaker Bank (Corporate & Employees)! ! ! $4,065.00! ! ! (-)*! ! !

* (-) indicates this company was not ranked in the Top 25 in 2010.

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2011 Leadership DonorsA special acknowledgement to the following for their dedication and support of our United Way.

These donors made gifts of $1,000.00 or more and are recognized as leaders in community support.

! ! Individual Donors! ! ! ! Corporate Donors

Gary C. AdkinsonDave AdkissonCarole AnthonyBill & Pam AyerAnn BradshawGene & Mary Ann BurchWarner Caines William & Polly CoblinRich Crowe Bill CrumbaughChuck DickinsonJoe & Beverly Dobner Bruce & Peggy DunganPete DyhanPaul EdwardsRichard & Janice ErnstFred H. GoinsRicky D. Harp Bob & Doris HarrodLloyd C. Hillard, Jr.Donna D. JacksonBill & Joyce Jennings Don Jennings Robert W. KellermanBill & Kay Kirkland

Dr. Gene & Mrs. Charlotte LewisAnn MaenzaJonathan MaysVirginia NesterJohn & Ann PattersonJohn & Jennie PennHance Price Carol RawlingsAnne T. RenshawCharles W. RitchieJames & Brenda C. Rogers David & Beth SandidgeRuth Schiller Mary E. SiasJohn P. StewartMac A. StewartMike SullivanJane SweasyWilliam & Sue SykesGordon TaylorMichael TewellBill Wingfield Anonymous

AT & TBell & Bell Aesthetic DentistryBuffalo Trace DistilleryBurch, Renshaw & WixCardinal Office SuppliesCentriaCharles T. Mitchell Company, LLPColumbia Gas Commonwealth Credit UnionCull & Hayden, PSCElder BeermanFarmers Bank & Capital TrustFifth Third Bank First Federal Savings BankFrankfort Regional Medical CenterG. Scott & AssociatesGlenn Toyota FrankfortGreenheck FanH.G. Mays CorporationHromyak, Howard & Assoc. PSCInvestors Heritage InsuranceJC PenneyJim Beam BrandsKentucky State UniversityKentucky Utilities/LG & EMainSource BankMeritor, Inc.PNC BankProActive TherapyR.B. Brown Insurance AgencySturm Insurance AgencyTopy America Inc.Unted Parcel ServiceWal-MartWhitaker Bank

Thank you!


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Businesses... AT &TAdams ChiropracticAdelia’s Bakery & CafeAdvancement StrategiesAmerican Red CrossAntioch Church of ChristAshland Inc.Bell & Bell Aesthetic DentistryBluegrass Community ActionBuffalo Trace DistilleryBurch, Renshaw & WixCapital City Dance StudioCardinal Office SuppliesCaterpillarCentriaCertec Inc.Charles T. Mitchell Company, LLPChenault & HogeCitizens Commerce National BankCity of FrankfortColumbia GasCommonwealth Credit UnionCommunity Trust BankCrossroads FordCull & Hayden, PSCDuplicator Sales & ServiceElder BeermanFarmers Bank & Capital TrustFed-ExFifth Third Bank First Christian ChurchFirst Federal Savings BankFirst Presbyterian ChurchFrankfort Area Chamber of CommerceFrankfort Christian AcademyFrankfort CommunicationsFrankfort Independent SchoolsFrankfort Lexington LinksFrankfort Plant Board!Frankfort Regional Medical CenterFrankfort YMCAFrankfort Yoga StudioFranklin County Health Dept.Franklin County GovernmentFranklin County Schools

Frisch’s RestaurantG. Scott & AssociatesGinza Japanese CuisineGirl Scouts - Wilderness RoadGlenn Toyota FrankfortGoins & Goins InsuranceGolden Circle Sunday School (First Baptist Church)

Graviss McDonalds RestaurantsGreenheck FanH.G. Mays CorporationHarrod Concrete & StoneHousing Authority of FrankfortHromyak, Howard & Assoc. PSCIBMInvestors Heritage InsuranceJC PenneyJYB3Jim Beam BrandsJohnson & JohnsonJohnson, True & GuarnieriKACOKentucky Association of School AdministratorsKentucky Center for Oral & Maxillofacial Sur-gery

Kentucky Chamber of CommerceKentucky Employees Credit Union Kentucky School Boards AssociationKentucky State Government Kentucky State UniversityKentucky Utilities/LG&EKevin McNally, PSC Kings CenterKings Daughters Silent Workers CircleKohlsKroger (East)Kroger (West)Landscape ManagementLarry T. Williams, CPALegal Aid of the BluegrassLowesMainSource BankMarriott InternationalMeritor, Inc.Morris Custom Building Inc.Mountjoy, Chilton, MedleyMunicipal Engineering Company

Nationwide Osram Sylvania PNC BankPaul Sawyer Public LibraryPlanGraphicsProActive TherapyPublic Policy Assoc. LLCR.B. Brown Insurance AgencyRepublic Bank & Trust CompanyRoy Peach Lumber & Supply, Inc.Self Storage CenterSenior Activity CenterSigns NowStonebridge HospitalitySturm Insurance AgencySweeney Properties, LLCThe State JournalTopy America Inc.United Parcel Service Wal-MartWayne’s PharmacyWhitaker BankWomen’s Club of Frankfort Anonymous Donors

Individuals...Leadership DonorsInsurance AgentsRealtorsArchitectsEngineersAttorneysDentistsPhysiciansDirect Mail DonorsAnonymous Donors

Thank you to our 2011 Campaign Participants...


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2011 Special Recognition

Our Board of Directors ensures financial viability by reviewing the annual budget, agency funding, end of month and end of year financials. They determine the goals of the United Way and its staff and ensure completion. Each member serves as a liaison to a partner agency and serves on one of the Board commit-tees. Board members are essential to the overall success of the United Way of Franklin County.

The Community Investment Committee is a group of volunteers who review our partner agencies to en-sure compliance with United Way standards, scrutinize their budget, ensure the most pressing commu-nity needs are being met, offer suggestions for improvements within each agency and recommend fund-ing for the following year. These volunteers are invaluable to the ongoing success of our agencies.

The Campaign Team plans and implements a campaign strategy designed to achieve maximum results. Each member is assigned to a division, then calls on businesses in their division. This is accomplished either through an employee or letter campaign, to solicit support. They monitor progress, report results, and participate in goal-setting for their division. These volunteers are essential to the outcome of our an-nual campaign.

Campaign Coordinators are employees who volunteer to lead the employee campaign in their own workplace. These volunteers can mean the difference between a good campaign and a GREAT one. They work with their CEO to schedule presentations, organize contests, raffles and various sales (baked goods, etc.) and serve as the liaison between their company and the United Way. These volunteers are essential to the results of our employee campaigns.

Local Media, including the Frankfort Plant Board/Cable 10, The State Journal, Capital Living Magazine, Forever Communications and McAllen Solutions allow us to share information and ask for support from our community via print, radio and website media. These entities are essential for communication with community members.


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2011 Financial InformationINCOME! ! 2011 Revenue: ! ! ! ! ! ! $630,774.83! ! Interest:! ! ! ! ! ! ! $1,801.27! ! TOTAL:! ! ! ! ! ! ! $632,576.10

EXPENSES!! ! Administrative & Program Costs (includes fundraising):! $149,337.63! ! Agency Allocations:! ! ! ! ! ! $479,450.00! ! Other Allocations:! ! ! ! ! ! $15,267.25! ! TOTAL:! ! ! ! ! ! ! $644,054.88!

! ! Net Operating Balance:! ! ! ! ! ($11,478.78)

Financial information was prepared by United Way of Franklin County. Monthly reports are prepared by Harrod & Associates, CPA, and reviewed by United Way of Franklin County Board of Directors. Copies of our annual audit are available upon request.

2011 Partner Agency Funding:

American Red Cross (Franklin County Chapter) ! ! ! ! $82,000.00Blue Grass Community Action (Senior Companion Program)! ! $14,700.00Boy Scouts of Kentucky (Bluegrass Council)!! ! ! ! $13,250.00Emergency Food Pantry of Franklin County ! ! ! ! $12,000.00Franklin County Council on Aging (Senior Activity Center)!! ! $47,000.00Frankfort County Council on Family Abuse !! ! ! ! $8,000.00Frankfort Halfway House ! ! ! ! ! ! ! $1,000.00Frankfort YMCA! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! $54,000.00Girl Scouts of Kentucky (Wilderness Road Council)!! ! ! $23,000.00Kings Center ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! $25,000.00Legal Aid of the Bluegrass! ! ! ! ! ! ! $5,000.00Nursing Home Ombudsman! ! ! ! ! ! ! $7,000.00PUSH Early Childhood Development Center! ! ! ! $5,000.00Salvation Army! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! $65,000.00SIMON House ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! $35,000.00Soup Kitchen/Men’s Shelter !! ! ! ! ! ! $25,000.00South Frankfort Community Center !! ! ! ! ! $7,000.00Sunshine Center ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! $22,500.00Thorn Hill Education Center !! ! ! ! ! ! $28,000.00

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Contact Us:

76 C. Michael Davenport Blvd., Suite 2BPO Box 1544

Frankfort, KY 40602Telephone: 502-875-1675

Fax: 502-875-8300E-mail: [email protected]

Website: www.unitedwayfranklincounty.org

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