United Way of Eastern New Mexico

2010 Annual Report

Leading Curry and

Roosevelt Counties to a Brighter Tomorrow

March 1, 2011

Dear United Way Donors and Friends:

Every year you give of yourself to United Way: investing money and time in

projects and programs that support Education, Income and Health in Curry and Roosevelt

Counties.

Thank you! Your involvement is Changing Lives! In 2011, your donations will feed hungry

families, help teens develop their strengths, provide a safe haven for victims of abuse,

connect people in need with services that can help, and send special athletes to

momentous events around New Mexico. Also in 2011, your volunteer efforts will give

children a boost in their reading skills, beautify our community, and allow local agencies to

make their budgets stretch further!

Thank you! What else do you want to accomplish? Work with United Way, to create the

community where you want to be: where 90% of students graduate, more working families

are financially stable, and more adults and teens lead healthier lives.

Your help is the key to a brighter future for our children and our families. Thank

you for your investment in this work!

Thank you!

In partnership,

Jason Hennessy 2011 President ,

UWENM Board of Directors

To download our most recent Audit and IRS Form 990 please go to

www.UnitedWayENM.org and look under the “Your United Way” tab.

2010-2011 Campaign

Total Raised: $521,000

Thank you!

Mission The mission of United Way of Eastern New Mexico is to Unite Neighbors and Change Lives in Curry and Roosevelt Counties, through programs that address Education, Income (financial stability) and Health.

Vision

United Way of Eastern New Mexico envisions a community that comes together to encourage families that are work-ing to become financially stable; reach out to and support young people at every educational stage; and encourage individuals to make healthy decisions while we reduce the barriers to healthy living.

Goals United Way of Eastern new Mexico strives to improve lives in our communities by mobilizing our citizens and local companies to Give, Advocate, and Volunteer.

Mission, Vision & Goals

Income Education Health UWENM ~ Locally Organized and Locally Led In 1960, the Curry County United Fund was organized to consolidate the fundraising efforts of local human service agencies. The Fund was established on the belief that a concentrated effort to reach out to the community annually would ultimately produce better results than each agency repeatedly asking local individuals for funding throughout

the year. In 1973, the Community Fund became Curry County United Way.

In 2005, the Roosevelt County United Way and the Curry County United Way officially merged to form a combined dual-county United Way. The new dual-county United Way was named United Way of Eastern New Mexico (UWENM) in March of 2005. Over our history, United Way of Eastern New Mexico has invested over $11,000,000 into

the community, providing vital services to our neighbors-in-need in both counties.

UWENM is focused on changing the conditions that exist in our community which impact education, income and health. One powerful tool for community for change is the Day of Caring. Since 2006, UWENM has held a Day of Caring to mobilize volunteers in improving our community. From cleaning up parks, to building a playground, to preparing the lot of a Habitat for Humanity house; Day of Caring projects bring many different people and

organizations together to Transform Neighborhoods.

In 2007, after the F5 Tornado hit Clovis United Way played an important role in the long-

term recovery process. One important product of that intense process was the birth of

2-1-1 in Curry and Roosevelt counties. 2-1-1 is a free information and referral service provided by United Way. 2-1-1

is an easy to remember phone number that connects people to the help they need. Currently,

2-1-1 averages over 100 calls per month and the volume keeps growing as awareness of the

program expands.

In 2009, a research based program—Zenith Youth Leadership Academy— was developed by Christina Martinez-Guajardo to encourage our young people to reach their potential by focusing on

their strengths and developing diverse peer relationships.

UWENM and United Way Worldwide

The United Way of Eastern New Mexico is one of 1,298 United Ways nationwide. While it is a common misconception that United Ways across the country are local chapters of United Way Worldwide, instead each is an independently incorporated charity ; entirely governed by local volunteers. The money raised in each of these communities is for local programs in that area. UWW is a trade association. UWW provides training and research to its members; however, they have no governing

powers over local United Ways.

Under the umbrella of United Way Worldwide, UWENM gains exposure from national advertising and gains access to the many resources: training, information, national partnerships and trend analysis. UWENM is completely autonomous; all decisions regarding how the money is raised and how the money is spent are local decisions. Operating as a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization under the rules of the New Mexico State Corporate Commission,

complete fiscal control and responsibility lie in the hands of the Board of Directors.

Board Members

Board Members are community leaders who believe that the United Way plays a vital role in community strength and who want to ensure quality human services are available to all people in Curry County and Roosevelt County, New

Mexico. New members are recruited by current board members with the

hope that it reflects the community at large.

Staff

Currently, United Way of Eastern New Mexico employs three full-time and two volunteer staff members and interns. Our dedicated staff allows UWENM to engage donors and volunteers year round to make a bigger impact in our communities. In addition our staff provides real service to the community

through 2-1-1, Day of Caring, and work on issues facing our families.

(Pictured from the top left: Patricia Bazar– 2-1-1 Assoc, Erinn Burch—Executive Director, Christian Townsend—Intern, Sara Newell—UW Assoc, Betty Wagner—Volunteer, Betty

Mitchell—Volunteer)

Zenith Youth

UW Staff

Top Ten Curry County Pacesetters

Plains Regional Medical Center $57,023

Clovis Municipal Schools $54,608

Allsup’s Convenience Store $41,854

City of Clovis–$20,420

ENMR– Plateau $18,796

Cargill Meat Solutions $18,000

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. $17,215

Xcel Energy $16,160

Citizens Bank of Clovis $13,885

Clovis Community College $10,559

Top Five Roosevelt County Pacesetters

Eastern New Mexico University $17,112

Portales Municipal Schools $13,999

Southwest Canners $8,710

Roosevelt County Electric Cooperative $7,606

Sunland Peanuts $6,238

Leaders in Workplace Giving United Way of Eastern New Mexico is grateful for the support and trust of so many companies and organizations in Curry and Roosevelt counties. These businesses allow their employees to give to United Way through their workplace contributing millions of dollars to support local programs over the last 50 years.

$5,000 -$9,999

Cummins Natural Gas Engines, Bank of Clovis, W.T. Denton Mechanical , New Mexico Gas Company Clovis & Portales, Farmer`s Electric Co-op, Roden-Smith Pharmacy, Curry County, American Legion Post

#25, Wal-Mart #821 & #2653, Wells Fargo Bank Clovis & Portales, Freedom Newspapers –CNJ & PNT

$2,500-$4,999

Southwest Cheese, IBM Corporation, Stripes Town & Country, Comcast, Mark Carpenter Plumbing, High Plains Federal, Western Bank of Clovis, Clovis/Curry Co. Chamber & CIDC, McDaniel`s Home Furnishings, Blue Knights

New Mexico III, New Mexico Bank & Trust, La Casa Family Health Centers, First Community Bank,

$1,000-$2,499

NM American Water, City of Portales, Coldwell Banker Colonial Real Estate, First Financial Credit Union, American Classifieds, United Way of Eastern New Mexico, Honetreat Company, United Parcel Service, Community Homecare,

Coca-Cola Bottling Company, Interim HealthCare, C & S, American Heritage Bank, Guthal`s Nursery, Oasis Child Advocacy Center, The Print Shop, Valley Furniture, Triangle ACE Home Center, Food Bank of Eastern New Mexico,

Tricore, Greig & Richards P.A., Edward Jones -- Hennessy, K. Barnett and Sons, Dillard’s, Southwest Business

Solutions, Kathleen M. Haynes PC, Newt & Butch`s Roofing & Sheet Metal, Oppliger Land & Cattle, Taco Box

Donors are listed in giving, then alphabetical order.

*We thank all contributors and volunteers for their generous support. Every effort has been made to achieve a complete and accurate list. If your name was inadvertently omitted, misspelled, or listed in a manner differently than you prefer, please accept our apologies and contact the United Way office at (575) 769-2103.

Alexis de Tocqueville Society

Ordre de Liberté ~ $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie Allsup

Ordre de Societé ~ $10,000 - $24,999

Don & Gustenia Bonner

~ Leadership Circle Givers

Gold ~ $5,000 - $7,499 David & Debbie Lansford

Silver ~ $2,500 - $4,999 John & Ann Sharp

Brian & Delinda Ashburn Tonya Rocha

Leaders Thank you for generously supporting your community through United Way’s 2010-11 Campaign. When you give at the Leadership level, you are not only giving back to your neighbors in a significant way, but you are also inspiring those around you to do the same. Leadership Giving is vital to the success of our campaign and truly enables United Way to achieve its mission of

Uniting Neighbors and Changing Lives.

in Personal Giving

Bronze ~ $1,000 - $2,499

in Workplace Giving

Kent & Becky Carruthers, Gene & Jeanette Hendrick, Connie & Mike Connolly, Ray & Bev Sullivan, Tom & Candace Phelps, Steve Rickman & Laura Lowrey, Ray & Marcy Anaya, Hank & Judy Baskett, Amy Corbin, Susan Larsen, Ricky Smith, Marty, Annette & Andrew Tressell, Mary Collins, Leo & Amy

Lovett, Janice Baldridge, Terri Marney, Michelle A. Williams, Lance & Pam Adkins, David & Erinn Burch, Beulah M. Mattingly, Elsasonia O. Howard, Kenneth P. Lacey, Albert Flinn, Eddie & Christina

Guajardo, Mike & Trish McDaniel, Calvin R. Neumann, Terence D. Randall, Jimmie & Janet Shearer, Hoyt Skabelund, and 4 Anonymous

Pewter ~ $500 - $999

Antonio R. Sanchez, Jr.

The Bynum Family

Andrea King

Darrell & Beth Chancey

Robin Fornoff

Charles & Lavonn Guthals

Mark A. Carpenter

Travis Denton

James Denton

Judith Gatley

Ben Reyes

Stephen Hawkins

Jason Wilbanks

Adele Breech

James & Katie Burns

Twila Rutter

Cade Standifer

David A. Duarte

Debbie Moore

Nola M. Pawol

Harold & Kathryn Sacane

David & Margaret Briseno

Don & Kathy David

Albert & Elaine Kerr

James T. Lara, Jr.

Mark W. McClain

Joseph Miller

Paul A. Nelson

Robert Ramos

Dan Toombs

Dr. Becky Rowley

David & Mary Caffey

Billy & Donna Blount

Katha L. Burke

J. Kelly Gray

Charlton & Rhonda Guthals

Randy & Cindy Harris

Ernie & Ron Kos

Victor J. Lopez

Jerry Partin

Rich & Danna Smith

Nicole Fiola

Dawn Montoya

Carol Singletary

Joe & Nancy Taylor

Michael & Melodye Thomas

Lance & Ginger Towle

Luke & Charlotte Whitbeck

David & Connie Williams

Kalyn M. Pinedo

Margaret K. Reisiger

Sara Bridget Segovia

Michael & Caroline Popescu

Michael Booth

Brian Carpenter

Kevin Crouch

Lisa Dunagan

Todd & Joan Farrell

Steven G. Gamble

Louis & Ruby Gordon

Alan Herman

Tom Howell

John Kropp

John T. Luhman

Mary Martinez

Samuel P. Martinez Jr.

Johnny A. Murphy, Jr.

Colleen Murphy

Dianne Nance

Community Conversations

Ken & Suzanne Oswald

Roddy & Ann Pearce

Melissa Perkins

Gabriel Rivera

Rebecca Roach

Buddy and Tracy Vaughan

Shane Ryan Warner

Pete Wilt

John & Kimberly Hansen

Dr. John & Karen Neibling

Stella A. Romero

Stephen Chancy

Lance & Carisima Pyle

Don & Cindy Banister

Bill & Rhonda Bargman

Don & Gayla Brumfield

Patrice Caldwell

Claire Burroughes and Family

John & Julie Howell

Gerry & Estella Huybregts

Bill & Gail Kinyon

Lonnie & Ardeth Leslie

Thom & Gennette Moore

Wayne & Linda Palla

Dr. Nicholas & Ann Rowley

Donald Sawyer & Sandra-Taylor Sawyer

Dr. Robert & Barbara Timmons

Dr Gene Walker

Dr Mark & Desiree Waters

Bob & Maria Waters

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Women’s Initiative Network

Grant Review Night

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Big Brothers Big Sisters Roosevelt County Expansion $ 5,000.00

Boy Scouts Scouting Programs Services $ 2,400.00

Foodbank of ENM Food for Kids Weekend Backpack Program $ 6,000.00

Girl Scouts of NM Trails Dream Big $ 5,000.00

Girl Scouts of NM Trails Youth Leadership Development $ 2,500.00

Big Brothers Big Sisters Curry County Expansion $ 4,000.00

Boy Scouts Conquistador Scouting Programs Services $ 4,000.00

Foodbank of ENM Food for Kids Weekend Backpacks $15,000.00

Girl Scouts of NM Trails Youth Leadership Development $ 5,000.00

Clovis Meals on Wheels Home Delivered Hot meals $ 7,300.00

Foodbank of ENM Donated And Boxed Food Program $23,750.00

Foodbank of ENM Special Helpings/Mobile Pantry $12,500.00

Foodbank of ENM Commodity & Produce Program $13,500.00

Junctions Diaper Outreach $ 1,500.00

Junctions Manna $ 900.00

9th Judicial Family & Children's Court Services Curry County CASA $ 2,000.00

Special Olympics--Clovis Chapter Special Olympics $ 7,500.00

The Hartley House The Safe House $45,000.00

Oasis Children's Advocacy Center Child Abuse Forensic $12,000.00

American Red Cross Disaster Relief & Recovery $ 2,000.00

Friends of Cannon Operation Warm Heart $ 2,000.00

Friends of Cannon Airman Emergency Assistance $ 2,400.00

Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing $ 9,650.00

The Salvation Army The Salvation Army Family Services $20,000.00

Foodbank of ENM Special Helpings/Mobile Pantry $ 3,500.00

Foodbank of ENM Donated And Boxed Food Program $ 3,000.00

Foodbank of ENM Commodity & Produce Program $ 5,000.00

Portales Meals on Wheels Meals on Wheels $ 2,000.00

The Hartley House Hartley House $ 7,000.00

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American Red Cross Disaster Relief & Recovery $ 4,100.00

Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing-Re-Store $ 2,000.00

Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing $ 7,500.00

2-1-1 Advocates and Partners Matt. 25, Steve Reshetar Clovis Answering Service , Carolyn Corbett Master’s Bookstore-Tammy Gardner Plains Regional Medical Center Special Mentions The following are organizations and people who worked with United Way on projects in 2010. We thank them warmly! American Legion Post #25—Phillip Duran Clovis Municipal Schools —Amelia Sandoval, Sylvia Montano, Terry Myers Public Health Dept—Gayla Jaquess, Dan Williams City of Clovis Police Dept— Mike Ingram, Claire Burroughes, Ken De Los Santos ENMR—Ken Oswald La Casa Family Health Centers—David Briseno, Christina Martinez-Guajardo,

Clovis Community College—Dr. Becky Rowley, Michelle Schmidt, Judith Spillane SANE—Amber Hamilton Clovis Chamber of Commerce—Ernie Kos, Lauren Tillman Victory Life Church & Dream Center—Peter Jaramillo Comcast—Spencer DeBord

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Partnershipp United Way would like to thank the following people and organizations in Curry & Roosevelt Counties for their work on behalf of their causes and for their spirit of cooperation. UWENM Board and Staff value the opportunity to work with them in 2009 and 2010. This is by no means a complete list of passionate people making a difference in Roosevelt and Curry Counties. It is a short

list of those we’ve had the privilege of working with.

United Way staff sincerely thanks all of our great partners and volunteers for your dedication, hard work and collaboration.

Erinn Burch, Executive Director

Sara Newell, United Way Associate

Patricia Bazar, 2-1-1 Associate and Office Manager

Health and Wellness Day

Leaders UWENM Board of Directors 2011

President

Jason Hennessy, Edward Jones

Vice-President/ President Elect

John Hansen, CCC

Secretary

Louis Gordon, City of Clovis

Treasurer

Sandy Chancey, EPCOG

Campaign Chair Past President

Thom Moore, Farmers Electric

2-1-1 Chair

Carrie Nigreville, CMS

Fund Distribution Chair

Steve Rickman, ENMR-Plateau

Public Relations Chair

Katha Burke, Western States Insur-ance

Campaign Chair Elect

Cliff Martin, CATS

Larry Holland, Retired

Roddy Pearce, Sunland Peanuts

Dr. Anthony Schroeder, ENMU

Debbie Westbrook, CMS

Connie Williams, Retired

Ex-Officio

Ray Sullivan, Freedom Newspapers

Honorary Lifetime Member

Gene Hendricks, CIDC

Members Leaving Board of 2010

Kevin Bond– 6 years of service

Marty Tressell --6 years of service

Tyleen Caffrey

Connie Frazier

Steve Harris

David Nelson

Leo Lovett

Jeremy Sturm

In Volunteering

Each year, hundreds of United Way Volunteers take time to ensure the success of the annual campaign and United Way Programs. Without these volunteers United Way would not be able to accomplish all that we do in Curry and Roosevelt Counties. Many thanks to each of our volunteers form 2010, thank you for LIVING UNITED

United Way Office Volunteers Betty Wagner, Donor Services Betty Mitchell, 211 Resources Kelby Bell, CCS Intern Christian Townsend, ENMU Intern Shannan Leclear, CCS Intern Rachel Worrell, CCS Intern

Zenith Christina Martinez-Guajardo Felicia De La Garza Matt Chavez Linda Teakell Amelia Sandocal Lyene Terry Jay Brady

Women's Initiative Network Steering Committee Ernie Kos Chair 2011 Robyne Beaubien Chair 2010

Rhonda Bargman Chair 2009 Claire Burroughes Chair 2005-2008 Gayla Brumfield Chair 2001-2005 Vickie Reyes JoAnn King Suzanne Funicella

Campaign Volunteers Audra Hinojos Billy Blount Jan Henderson Leo Lovett Linda Wilhite Nede Jimenez Patricia Bazar Patsy Mills

UCREW Teams UCrew teams are comprised of employees at local businesses who organ-ize their workplace campaign.

PRMC UCREW Mike Baca

Hope Bildilli David Campbell – Chairman Mary Campbell – Co-Chair Bernadette Chavez Martha Chavez Portia Cook Terry Dick Bonnie Erlandson Angela Espinoza Noemi Flores Theresa Gallegos Kimberly Garcia Michelle Garrett Carol Gillean

Donor Certificates

April Goff Jackie Goodman Bill Harper Dorothy Holmes Kristen Jeffcoat-Knauer Terri Marney Mary Martin Melba Montague Melissa Phillips Shannon Royal Mary Sample Sonja Sarracino-Aragon John Sharp Cheryl Singleterry Hoyt Skabelund Joy Stoddard Marilyn Strole Bill Tryan Jessie Wright Sylvia Rodriquez Nancy Pena Mitch Mitchell Sherrie Weekle High Plains Federal UCREW Marty Tressell ENMU UCREW Patrice Caldwell Gerry Huybregts Ginger Creighton

Elwyn Hulett Bonnie Sink Esthela Banuelos James Chacon Martie Wastson Clovis Municipal Schools UCREW Jelayne Curtis Robbyn Runquist ENMR UCREW Steve Rickman La Casa Family Health Center

David Briseno Curry County UCREW Dianne Nance Lance Pyle NM Gas Company Linda Yeast WT Denton UCREW Bill Russell Citizens Bank of Clovis UCREW Susan Ogilvie JC Penney UCREW Tracy Marquez Clovis Community College UCREW John A. Hansen Dianna K. Thompson Xcel Energy UCREW Wade Whitehead David Essex Cargill Meat Solutions UCREW Rick White Pablo Martinez First Financial Credit Union Jan Henderson Audra Hinojos Debbi Clark Sunland Peanuts UCREW Suzanne Zamora Comcast UCREW Spencer De Bord City of Clovis UCREW Vicki Kelley Joanne King Claire Burroughes Louis Gordon Theresa Bullocks Justin Howalt Vicki Miller Mary Collins Steve Summers Becky Reeves Amy Sellers Lisa Mount ENMU UCrew

Community Conversations

Bank of Clovis UCREW Richard Hood Community Homecare UCREW Amy Corbin Western Bank UCREW Madison Smith Roosevelt Co Electric Coop UCREW Annette Salguero Robin Inge Wells Fargo Bank UCREW Suzanne Cumberland Cummins UCREW Miguel Guiterrez Tim Rachal Angelina Meza Southwest Cheese UCREW Debbie Abrego Brenda Miller Allsup's UCREW Susan Garrett Freedom Newspapers Joyce Cruce NM American Water UCREW Shawn Hadley BNSF UCREW Ricky Smith Victor Lopez David Jones Robert Romero Mark Bryant UPS UCREW Tyrone Phillips First Community Bank UCREW Patsy Mills Portales Municipal Schools UCREW Steve Harris Mark Carpenter Plumbing UCREW Bryan Carpenter

Triangle Ace UCREW Randy Petty McDaniels UCREW Connie Williams Coca-Cola UCREW Deedon Bates

2nd Annual Health & Wellness Day Speakers Dr. Miriam Rosendo Blanca Rios Leticia Zarate Maria Aragonez Amritpal Khalsa Dr. Miriam Rosendo C. Daniel Otero Christina Martinez Dr. Jacqueline Acevedo Sandy Loomis Amber Hamilton Leslie Jones Tracy Arghavani Rebecca Dawson Penny Sanders Jackie Hoppe

Kym Moore Chris Williamson Monica Vigil Steve Reshetar

Fund Distribution '10-'11 Addison Foskey, 3 yrs Anthony Schroeder Audra Hinojos, 3 yrs Billy Blount, 3 yrs Brian Keller Cara Taylor Carlton Flatow

Carrie Nigreville, 4 yrs Casey Peacock Christina Martinez- Guajardo Cleta Cook Clifford Martin, 4 yrs Connie Williams 2 yrs Cynthia Cicero, 4 yrs Dan Williams, 4 yrs David Briseno Debbie Westbrook Dianna Thompson, 2 yrs Donna Bond, 3 yrs Esther Bargas 2 yrs Gail Richardson Gary Rhode, 5 yrs George Jones, 3 yrs Ginny Barbosa Gregory Glinka Jan Henderson, 5 yrs Jason Hennessey, 4 yrs Jessie Wright, 3 yrs Jim Lewis 3 yrs John Hansen John Sharp, 3 yrs Katha Burke, 3 yrs Kim Chambers, 4 yrs Laura Martin, 3 yrs LaVonn Guthals, 3 yrs Leticia Zarate Lois Bowman, 4 yrs Louis Gordon, 4 yrs Marcia Leavell, 4 yrs Mary Collins, 4 yrs Mike Thomson Milz Bickley Mindy Watson Nicole Thompson Patrice Tompkins 3yrs Paul Nelson Randy Petty, 4 yrs Richard Urban Robert Smith Robyne Beaubien, 4 yrs Sandra Flatow, 5yrs Sandy Chancey, 3 yrs Sharon King Stephni Foskey, 4 yrs Steve Harris Steve Reshetar Steve Rickman, 3 yrs Todd Farrell, 5 yrs

Day of Action Della Garlitz Laura Leeder-Martinez

Diaper Drive

Kristen Garcia John Buck Terry Buck Wendy Hendrick Kimberly Mainer Janet Birkey Rick Bazar Matthew Nesmith

Day of Caring- Portales Dream Center Aaron Ruther Adam Gomez Alan Kalin Alan Krake Alberto Hernandez Alex Victor Autumn Gonzales Bailey Thompson-Gordon Betty Wagner Buster Keener Caden Smith Carley Bridgette Pyle Carlos Meza Charie Nesbitt Chelsea Smith Christina Jones Christina Martinez Claudia Hensley Clay Lee Corina Espinoza Damari Jimenez Daniel Gomez Debra King Derek Martinez Dominque Corsey

Don Criss Dona Hamar Douglas Toombs Dyanna Sigala Eddie Guajardo Emilio Calero Emma Smith Eric Mojarro Erinn Burch Felicia Watkins Felix Greigo Frances Armijo Franklin Smith Gabriel Rivera Gage Blair Gail Keener Genaro Ayala George Griego Ginger Keener Harold Goodrich Helle Hatter Henry Culley Hobie Kelting Jacob Workman James Person Jarod Murones Jarret Faust Jason Tapia Jimmy Sergura Joe Montoya Joe Parie Johanna Munoz Johanna Villegas Joseph Klassen Josh Kelly Joshua Fallis Joyce Davis Judie Hargrove

Judy Valdez Justin Dorrance Kathie Chambers Keith Seefeld Kelsey Guthrie Kenneth Payne Kenzie Madden Kevin Bond Kristen Wagner Kyle Correll Larry Hughes Leno Flores Leonard Staton Lily Wang Lisa Redfield Lori Pacheco Louis Gordon Manuel Barela Marea Smith Margie Toombs Mary Ann Ortiz Mary Kay Kalin Mary Lou Rowley Monica Watkins Nathan Chavez Nicolas Cole Orlando Ortega Jr Patricia Bazar Peter Jaramillo Phillis Seefeld Rachelle Urban Ramon Rodriguez Rebecca Cantwell Richard Urban II

Rita Pacheco Rita Watkin Robert Allen Robert Hensley Robert Zaleski Ross Briggs Rusty Davis Sammy Ortiz Sandra Flatow Scotty Savage Sean Lewis Sean Moore ShaeAnn Smith Shi'ann Nuckols Shirley Gomez Sid Savage Smokey Ball Spencer DeBord Spencer Orr Ted Blair Thelma Brown Tim Kalin Todd Shrock Trae Blair Trey Roberts Tyler Mehl Valarie Villanueva Vanessa Dominguez Vern Witten Vickie Cantwell Virginia Lucero Wade Richardson Willebaldo Moreno William Grose

Day of Caring 2010

Day of Action 2010

Media United These media companies dedicated a portion of their advertising time or space in 2010 to communicating the message and mission of UWENM, ensuring that no donations went to buy advertising.

Radio Broadcasters

$20,000 & above Zia Broadcasting

(KCLV,KTQM,KWKA) Rooney and Moon Broadcasting

(KSMX, KSEL,KRMQ)

Print Media

$7,500 & above Freedom Newspapers of New Mexico

(Clovis New Journal & Portales News Tribune)

American Classifieds/ Thrifty Nickel

$2,000 & above TeeVee Vues/ The Print Shop

Because of these businesses

100% of all other

UNITED WAY GIFTS

go to support

COMMUNITY ADVOCACY

PROGRAMS

Corporate Cornerstones These companies assign their annual corporate gifts to pay the administrative and fundraising costs of running the United Way of Eastern New Mexico. We thank them for taking care of the business expenses for fiscal year 2011.

Cupola $10,00-$14,999 Burlington Northern Santa Fe Ricky Smith, Superintendent

Cargill Meat Solutions Jon Surman, General Manager

Plains Regional Medical Center Hoyt Skabelund, Hospital Administrator

Rotunda $7,500-$9,999 Xcel Energy

Wade Whitehead, General Manager

Keystone $5,000-7,499 Citizens Bank of Clovis

Bank of Clovis

Arch $2,500-$4,999 NM Gas Company

ENMR Plateau Wells Fargo Bank Clovis & Portales

First Community Bank Clovis/Portales

Column $1,000-$2,499

Pedestal $500-$999 Honetreat Company Interim Homecare

Community Homecare Dillard's

First Financial Credit Union

Southwest Canners Comcast

American Classifieds C&S

New Mexico Bank and Trust Valley Furniture

JC Penney Western Bank of Clovis

American Heritage Bank Coldwell Banker Colonial Real Estate

Edward Jones~Jason Hennessy Farmers Electric Co-op

K. Barnett and Sons McDaniel’s Home Furnishings NM American Water Company Southwest Business Solutions

Sunland Peanuts TS&S Eateries