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UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY

ANNUAL REPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2013 - JUNE 30, 2014

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TABLE OF CONTENTSYear in Review 5Volunteer Leadership 10Community Impact Partners 11Financials 12Donors 14

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Dear Friends,

The 2013-2014 fiscal year was an eventful time for Larimer County and United Way. From flood response efforts to launching new partnerships, our community has shown what it truly means to LIVE UNITED.

When historic flooding hit Larimer County in September 2013, United Way was an engaged partner in the response and recovery efforts. United Way 2-1-1 answered thousands of calls from people needing to get help and those wanting to give help. We mobilized hundreds of volunteers and raised more than $2.1 million to help local families and communities recover from the devastating natural disaster.

The spring of 2014 was an important milestone in achieving our goal of reduced poverty and increased prosperity for Larimer County. We launched the Community Impact Plan version 2.0, which outlines refined strategies and objectives to drive long-term, community-wide change across Larimer County. We welcomed 67 Community Impact Partners, including nonprofits, school districts, governmental organizations, and community groups, who are committed working collectively in new and innovative ways to improve more lives.

These concrete examples of people coming together to strengthen our community should inspire us all. And every member of our United Way family, including our donors, volunteers, and Community Impact Partners, should be proud of the role they play in making such successful efforts happen. As you read through this annual report, you will see many other ways we are able to achieve impressive results and improve lives with your support.

United Way believes that everyone has a role in building a better future for all. We invite all community members to help us shape community-wide change. We are inspired by your participation and will continue to tackle the underlying causes of complex problems across Larimer County and create pathways to long-term prosperity for our community.

On behalf of all of us at United Way of Larimer County, thank you for standing with us to strengthen our community.

With gratitude,

Nick Christensen

Chair, Board of Directors

Gordan Thibedeau

President and CEO


WHERE THE MONEY GOES...Meet Casey. Casey is a child who wants to succeed. All he needs is an opportunity.

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United Way brings the community together to lift up thousands of “Caseys” across Larimer County. We focus on EDUCATION, INCOME, and HEALTH – the building blocks for a better life.

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WE ALL WIN!

A GOOD EARLY EDUCATION PUTS CASEY ON THE RIGHT PATH.

One-on-one tutoring through Colorado Reading Corps helps struggling readers get back on track.

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CASEY’S FAMILY GETS HELP TO STAY IN THEIR HOME.

United Way 2-1-1 connects local families with community services and resources to address immediate needs, including rent and utility assistance.

CASEY’S PARENTS KEEP MORE OF THEIR HARD-EARNED MONEY.

In 2014 alone, United Way helped 3,500 low-income taxpayers get more than $3.5 million in tax refunds.

CASEY GRADUATES FROM HIGH SCHOOL!

Career exploration internships and mentoring programs help youth plan for the future and overcome obstacles.

CASEY GETS A JOB AND IS SELF-SUFFICIENT.

High school graduates earn more and contribute more to their local economies, are more engaged in their communities, and are more likely to raise kids who also graduate.

A STRONGER LARIMER COUNTY.

All of us benefit when a child succeeds and families are financially stable.

To learn more about how your gifts to the Community Impact Fund are helping change Larimer County for good, visit www.UnitedWayofLarimerCounty.org.


YEAR IN REVIEW


CELEBRATING A YEAR OF IMPACT: 2013-2014 HIGHLIGHTS

BE READY CAMPAIGN HELPS LOCAL CHILDREN GET STRONG START In August 2013, BE READY, a

component of United Way’s Smart

Start for Kids initiative, officially

launched its public awareness

campaign throughout Larimer County. BE READY is focused on helping

all children in Larimer County get their best possible start in school by

being healthy, getting along with others, and being ready to learn – all

which set children up for future success in school and life. More than

40 partners across the community have helped to reach thousands of

Larimer County families with this important message. More information at

www.BeReadyLarimerCounty.org.

UNITED WAY 2-1-1 SERVES CRUCIAL ROLE IN FLOOD RESPONSEWhen the historic flooding hit Larimer

County in 2013, United Way 2-1-1 played

a crucial role in connecting people with

how to get help and give help. 2-1-1 was

officially activated by Larimer County

emergency response officials to assist with disaster response efforts.

Throughout the month of September 2013, 2-1-1 fielded more than 1,200

flood-related inquires assisted the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with

recording 476 unaccounted-for persons reports, provided in-person

service to more than 400 people at the Disaster Recovery Center,

distributed thousands of Relief & Recovery Guides, and registered nearly

100 homes for debris clean-up efforts.

LONG-TERM RECOVERY GROUP HELPS LOCAL FAMILIES REGAIN STABILITY AFTER DISASTER

Donors from all across the country rallied

to support the long-term recovery of

families impacted by the devastating

flood of September 2013. United Way

helped with the formation of the Larimer

County Long-Term Recovery Group, a

multi-agency collaborative that provides

recovery resources and case management to flood survivors. United

Way of Larimer County serves as the fiscal agent of the Long-Term

Recovery Fund, which has collected more than $1 million to support local

individuals and families as they rebuild their homes and lives.

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SMALL BUSINESS RECOVERY FUND HELPS LOCAL BUSINESSES RECOVER FROM FLOOD DAMAGEIn late 2013, United Way teamed up with the Richardson Foundation and Blue Ocean

Enterprises to create the innovative Small Business Recovery Fund. The fund was

established to help small businesses in Larimer County recover from the devastating

floods, and specifically save jobs and restore the vitality of our community.

Bohemian Foundation initiated and seeded the fund with $250,000, and Blue Ocean

and Richardson Foundation provided a dollar-for-dollar match up to $500,000 for

other businesses to contribute to the fund. After three rounds of grant funding,

the Small Business Recovery Fund provided more than $1.17 million in grants to 42 Larimer County small

businesses located in the Estes Valley and Big Thompson Canyon communities.

THOUSANDS OF VOLUNTEERS RALLY FOR MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY 2013In October 2013, our community came together to participate in

United Way of Larimer County’s Make A Difference Day events, the

largest week of volunteer service in Northern Colorado. Throughout

the week, more than 3,000 volunteers completed 120 volunteer

service projects, totaling more than 12,000 hours of volunteer

service. This was an 11% increase in participation from 2012 Make A

Difference Day.

EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER PROGRAM (EFSP) FUNDS PROVIDED TO LOCAL NONPROFITSMore than $112,000 was be distributed to local nonprofits in November

2013 as a result of the latest round of the Emergency Food and Shelter

Program (EFSP) funding. United Way of Larimer County administers the

program on a local level to ensure the federal requirements are met.

United Way convenes the EFSP Local Board, which is responsible for advertising the availability of funds,

establishing local priorities, selecting the nonprofit and government agencies to receive EFSP funding, and

monitoring program compliance.

COMMUNITY IMPACT PLAN VERSION 2.0 LAUNCHEDIn an effort to better address the most critical problems in our community,

United Way introduced the Community Impact Plan version 2.0 in March 2014.

This updated plan, which builds upon the original version published in 2011,

is focused on bringing together community partners in a collective movement

to reduce poverty and increase prosperity in Larimer County.

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UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY COMMUNITY IMPACT PLAN

VERSION 2.0


MORE THAN 65 COMMUNITY IMPACT PARTNERS SIGN ON TO COLLECTIVE MOVEMENTIn April 2014, United Way announced our Community Impact Partners

representing 67 organizations from across Larimer County committed

to working together to have maximum impact on reducing poverty and

improving lives of people in our community. All Community Impact

Partners meet high standards of efficiency and accountability, and have

demonstrated that they are financially sound and ethically governed. See a

list of our current Community Impact Partners on page 11.

FAMILYWIZE PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNT CARDS AVAILABLE IN LARIMER COUNTYHelp is here to lower the cost of medicine, thanks to a free

drug discount card provided by United Way of Larimer County.

FamilyWize cards immediately lower the cost of medicine by an

average of 40% or more for people without prescription drug

coverage or who take medications not covered by their plan. Just

by presenting the FamilyWize card at their local pharmacy, customers save on the cost of their prescription

medicine 80% of the time.

2014 STATE OF THE COMMUNITY SHINES LIGHT ON COLLECTIVE IMPACTJune 26, 2014 marked the 12th annual State of the

Community, presented by United Way of Larimer County. This

year’s program focused on how we, as a community, can

come together to make lasting change where we live, and

how it takes the whole community to change Larimer County

for good. Several awards were also presented to people

making a big difference in our community: Education Hero

Award – Kathy Phifer; Income Hero Award - Patrick Brady; Health Hero Award – Cheryl Olson; LIVE UNITED

Community Collaboration Award – Glenn Good.


UNITED WAY 2-1-1 PROVIDES VITAL CONNECTION TO SERVICES IN LARIMER COUNTY. United Way 2-1-1 is a community connection to services and information that anyone in our community can

access. All services are confidential and free of charge.

By calling 2-1-1 (or 970-407-7066), you can get help or information on crisis hotlines, food and clothing,

housing and utility assistance, aging services, disaster recovery, mental health services, volunteer

opportunities, health and medical needs, legal assistance, donation referrals, substance abuse services, and

so much more.

More than 38,000 calls came into our local team of 2-1-1 community specialists from people needing to get

help and those wanting to give help in Larimer County between July 2013 and June 2014.

TOP 5 NEEDS REQUESTS FOR 2013-2014 FISCAL YEAR. NEEDS REQUESTS ARE THE NEEDS IDENTIFIED BY CLIENTS WHEN THEY CALL 2-1-1.1. General Disaster Services

2. Rent Assistance

3. Utility Bill Assistance

4. Tax Sites

5. Disaster Services

TOP 5 SERVICE GAPS FOR 2013-2014 FISCAL YEAR. SERVICE GAPS OCCUR WHEN THERE IS NO AVAILABLE REFERRAL FOR THE NEED REQUEST, EITHER DUE TO LACK OF FUNDS OR LACK OF SERVICE.1. Rent Assistance

2. Utility Bill Assistance

3. Gas Money

4. Automotive Repair

5. Long Distance Transportation

In the 2013-2014 fiscal year, 28% of the total clients who called United Way 2-1-1 in Larimer County were

individuals with disabilities, and 16% of total clients were over the age of 60 years old. 70% of clients are

living below the poverty level.


VOLUNTEERLEADERSHIPFOR FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014United Way of Larimer County is a volunteer-led organization governed by a Board of Directors and supported by several volunteer committees. We thank them for volunteering their time and using their creativity, expertise and enthusiasm to improve lives and strengthen the community we call home.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Board Chair – Nick Christensen, Larimer County Sherriff’s OfficeTreasurer – Kären Siwek, Brown & Brown InsuranceSecretary – Brent Coan, Coan, Payton & Payne, LLCIncoming Chair – Chuck Levine, community volunteer

Board MembersEvan Bode, student board memberBill Brown, Fischer, Brown, Bartlett & GunnKay Garcia, First National BankBryan Guest, Great Western BankClaire Hayhow, student board memberMike Hooker, Colorado State UniversityPrue Kaley, community volunteerFrank Lancaster, Town of Estes ParkPaul Mueller, Mueller & Associates CPAs, LLCTracy Oldemeyer, Cline WilliamsKathay Rennels, Colorado State UniversityLise Youngblade, Colorado State University

CAMPAIGN CABINETChair - Suzanne PetersonMissie BroylesJohn CarrollHelen GrayConnie HanrahanMary McCambridge

Yvonne MyersCarl PetersonMarilyn SchockRob StumbaughChris Westlake

Chair – Chuck LevineMartín CarcassonMargaret LongPaul Mueller

Mary Lou RogersCrystal ShafiiKristy Quick-BeachyLise Youngblade

Chair - Kären SiwekMolly LockmanLeasa Magnuson

Tracy OldemeyerStephen West

COMMUNITY IMPACT COMMITTEE

FINANCE & AUDIT COMMITTEE

Executive Committee


COMMUNITY IMPACT PARTNERSUnited Way of Larimer County’s Community Impact Partners for the 2013-2014 fiscal years are making a difference in the areas of Education, Income, and Health – the building blocks for a good quality of life.

Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County

Alternatives to Violence

B.A.S.E. Camp

Bohemian Foundation

Book Trust

Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County

Care-A-Van/SAINT

Catholic Charities – Larimer County

Children’s Speech & Reading Center

ChildSafe Colorado, Inc.

City of Fort Collins – Department of Social Sustainability

City of Loveland – Community Partnership Office

Colorado State University – Department of Human Development & Family Studies

Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park

Crossroads Safehouse

Disabled Resource Services

Early Childhood Council of Larimer County

Education and Life Training Center (ELTC)

Elderhaus Adult Day Programs

Estes Park Learning Place

Estes Park School District

Estes Valley Investment in Childhood Success

Faith Family Hospitality

Food Bank for Larimer County

Fort Collins Housing Authority

Fort Collins Read Aloud

Friends of the Gardens on Spring Creek

Generation Now

Greenpath, Inc.

Health District of Northern Larimer County

Homeless Gear

Homelessness Prevention Initiative (HPI)

Homeward 2020

House of Neighborly Service

Junior Achievement Rocky Mountain

Larimer County Department of Human Services – Children, Youth & Family Services Division

Larimer County Extension

Loveland Public Library

Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountain

Matthews House

Meals on Wheels Inc for Loveland and Berthoud

Neighbor to Neighbor

Northern Colorado AIDS Project (NCAP)

Partners Mentoring Youth

Poudre River Public Library District

Poudre School District

Project Self-Sufficiency

Realities Focus, Inc.

Reflections for Youth

Respite Care

Restoration Now

SERVE 6.8

Sexual Assault Victim Advocate (SAVA) Center

Teaching Tree Early Childhood Learning Center

The Center for Family Outreach

The Community Kitchen

The Family Center/La Familia

The Growing Project

Thompson Education Foundation

Thompson School District R2-J

Thompson Valley Preschool

Touchstone Health Partners

Turning Point Center for Youth & Family

Unite for Literacy

Via Mobility Services

Volunteers of America, Colorado Branch

WorkLife Partnership


FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTSFiscal year July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014

REVENUE SNAPSHOT

EXPENSE SNAPSHOT

WORKPLACE TOTALS

$3,863,586 COMMUNITY &

PLANNED GIVING

$1,650,622

PROGRAM EXPENSE

FUNDRAISING

ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL

70%

30%

87%7%6%

TOTAL CAMPAIGN & ENDOWMENT

$5,514,208

WORKPLACE includes charitable funds given through

United Way campaigns at participating companies whose

employees live and/or work in Larimer County.

COMMUNITY & PLANNED GIVING includes

individual donors giving outside a workplace campaign

and endowment.

PROGRAM EXPENSE includes funding to nonprofit

service providers; disaster recovery assistance;

community leadership; program development and

implementation; volunteer engagement; nonprofit

capacity building and training efforts; issue expertise

and research; and information and referral services.

FUNDRAISING includes the costs associated with

raising money to support United Way’s mission.*

ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL includes finance,

IT, support staffing, and marketing services that support

United Way of Larimer County.*

*United Way of Larimer County is grateful to our generous Cornerstone Partners, who cover the majority of our fundraising and administrative and general costs, which enable donors’ gifts to have the most impact in the community. See page 15 for more information on Cornerstone Partners.


FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Fiscal year July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION (AS OF JUNE 30, 2014) 2014 2013

Total Assets 6,975,194 8,480,244

Total Liabilities 2,035,326 2,122,819

Total Net Assets 4,939,868 6,357,425

Total Liabilities and Net Assets 6,975,194 8,480,244 STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES 2014 2013

Annual Campaign 5,514,208 6,175,164

Provision for Uncollectible Pledges (156,593) (125,600)

Less: Donor Designations (2,258,433) (2,446,019)

Grants and initiatives 3,029,257 1,396,673

Other Income 427,563 223,654

Total Revenue 6,556,002 5,223,872

Grants and Programs 6,976,509 3,828,464

Fundraising and Management & General 997,050 983,050

Total Grants and Expenses 7,973,559 4,811,514

Change in Net Assets (1,417,557) 412,358

Net Assets - Beginning of Year 6,357,425 5,945,067

Net Assets - End of Year 4,939,868 6,357,425

Important Note on Net Assets: On July 1, 2013, United Way of Larimer County transferred ownership of property

known as the Sister Mary Alice Murphy Center for Hope (The Murphy Center) to Serve 6.8, an independent 501(c)3

organization, totaling $2,221,631. As stated in the contract agreement, Serve 6.8 agreed to continue operations of The

Murphy Center and its effort to make homelessness rare, short lived and non-recurring.

Independent audit was completed by RLR CPAs and approved by United Way of Larimer County’s Board of Directors

on September 24, 2014.


OUR DONORS & PARTNERS


OUR CORNERSTONE PARTNERS HELP UNDERWRITE UNITED WAY’S OPERATING COSTS SO THAT YOUR GIFT CAN HAVE THE GREATEST IMPACT IN LARIMER COUNTY.

Our sincere thanks go out to our 2013-2014 Cornerstone Partners for their continued support.


THE PRESTIGIOUS ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY IS A PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY HONORING INDIVIDUALS WHO ANNUALLY GIVE $10,000 OR MORE TO UNITED WAY OR who are participating in the Emerging Leaders program. Society members go above and beyond the call of duty and community service, and their commitment stretches far beyond their financial contribution.

Order de Egalite Level $50,000 - $74,999

Order de Liberte Level $25,000 - $49,999

Membres de la Societe $10,000 - $24,999

Mark and Donna KornblauMitch and Becky Morgan

Bill and Diane Warren1 Anonymous

Ray and Martha BaileyDonna and Tom ChapelHans Coester, M.D. and Cindi CoesterDellenbach FamilyDoug and Connie DohnDonnan Charitable Foundation, Inc.

David and Ann EverittDoug Josephson and Renee’ BrunstingLarry and Pat Kendall - Co-ChairsBen and Anne ManvelSuzanne and Andy Peterson

Lynnette Jung-Springberg and Dr. Peter SpringbergDave and Linda VeldmanSally and Bill Withers4 Anonymous

Tom and Kathy AlbertzOren and Jennifer AndersonKathy AndrewsDick and Carole BartonKyle and Liz BerryRichard BlumbergPatrick and Robyn BradyLarry and Suzanne BrazilRick and Sally BrentBill and Ruth BrownLarry and Anntheresa BuckendorfMark and Terri BurkeHolly and Robert CarrollJohn and Katherine CarrollRick and Denise ChapmanSteve and D’Ann ChorakNick ChristensenRhys and Judy ChristensenLisa and Jim ClaySteve and Deb CollinsDavid and Alice ConnerJamie and Ernie CrawfordBob CushattJohn and Tharon DeakinsDellenbach FamilyJim and Holly DickinsonDavid and Tricia DiehlRuss and Shannon DonnanDave and Jill DornanDan and Jeannine EcklesRob and Natalie EtterA. Christopher FawzyRon and Gail FergusonGregory and Mary Beth FischerJustin and Becca FitzpatrickJennifer FlintLew Gaiter III and Jeannette GaiterMark S. Goldrich and Prudence M. KaleyAndrew and Emily GouldeyStan and Susie Gunstream

Connie and John HanrahanDavid and Ann HarmsJim and Dianne HarperJudson M. HarperNancy Hartley and Brian CobbClayton and Kandy HartmanJim and Tricia HauanKathleen HenryShelly HillDr. Mervyn JacobsonKatherine JansonTimothy Jones and Renee Cohn JonesKim JordanJorgensen Family Foundation - Don and Jan JorgensenPatrick and Denise JulianaBrian Kelly and Christine NofsingerBrett and Stephanie KempKile Family FundChristine and Bill KneelandCurt KornblauBill and Cindy KurtzThomas and Marie LivingstonSonny and Carol Jo LubickDan and Tammy MackeyDr. Ben and O’Linda MagsamenDoug and Cathy MarkleyGene MarkleyJohn and Julie McBrideDeanna and Jack McCreryColleen MillerRandy and Nancy MorganDavid A. and Katharine T. NelsonKevin and Kenneth OltjenbrunsChris and Holly OsbornChris and Julie OttoJason and Rachel PeiferJohn and Kathleen PetersenRex and Shari PetersenKenneth and Paisley PettineJim and Pam Pierce

Daniel and Michelle ProvaznikDr. Will and Kathy ReentsChris and Cindy RichmondJohn and Janelle RohrbaughRandi and Teresa RostKen and Linda SandbergDoug and Jill SchatzRichard and Cathy SchottMatt and Emily ShoupKevin and Kay ShrumMark and Peggy SmithBrian and Janice SoukupTami and Richard SpauldingRyan and Kristen SpencerCarl and Karen SpinaBlaine StackhousePaul Armstrong and Heather SticklerAlan and Kimberly StropePat StrykerJane SullivanTom and Jean SutherlandPaul and Karen ThayerStacy and Gordan ThibedeauDonn and Mary TurnerChuck and Chris UlfersSteve and April UndyShawn and Sherry WalkerBeth and Dennis WallischWynn and Karen WashleJason and Monica WelchDuane and Patty WiensZachary G. WilsonRobert and A-Young WoodyRichard and Dr. G. Lee YahnkeGreg and Ellen YanceyJoseph and Cheryl ZimlichJoe ZupancicRandy and Katie Zwetzig30 Anonymous


GIFTS OF $500 OR MORE ANNUALLY TO UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY BRING HOPE, improve lives and build futures for people right here at home in Larimer County.

Longs Peak $5,000 - $9,999

Cameron Pass $2,500 - $4,999

Big Thompson Canyon $1,000 - $2,499

Ceri and Jim AndersonDave and Carol AndersonRoger Ashmore and Cathy OwPaul FrenchScott Gillan

Kirk and Lisa HetheringtonDavid and Elaine MayDevin Odell and Maria Fernandez-GimenezWilliam and Susan Repasky

Aaron ThomasDr. Donald and Janet Wells13 Anonymous

Douglas and Debra BartlettAnuradha and Rohit BhatiaMatt and Trish BiggioJoel K. BladowJudy BogaardAlan ByersJohn Carmichael and Laura CrewSteve and Karen DornseifMark DriskellBarbara DuffnerTodd EdgarJudy and Max ElliottIsaac and Leslie EssayDick and Bev GastMr. and Mrs. Richard GearheardKathleen A. GreenJim and Jean GreuelJean and Tom Grove

Gregory and Sara HalacDouglas HartmanJim and Kathy HaselmaierRod HollandChris and Melinda HowardRajesh IdateWayne and Catherine KeverJohn and Stacey KnuckeyMark A. LinderTodd MellingerSteve MeyerTara DoakDavid MulvihillDavid T. MuthRob and Patty MygattRichard and Marylou NashChris and Karen NormanCorkie Odell and Mike Sollenberger

Doug and Wynne OdellPhil Sadler and April HorneJohn and Jan SaurerBrigitte SchmidtRoch and Theresa SchmitzChuck and Elaine ScholppThom and Joani SchultzDavid SmalleyDorothy SmithEric J. SmithFred and Jean SwinsonMatt and Annette TaylorTri-State Generation and TransmissionLynn and Christine VillardRice L. Williams21 Anonymous

Larry D. AntonioStephen and Carol ArceneauxDave and Kay ArmstrongJeffrey ArnoldKen and Sandie AxelsenMatthew BadzinskiRon and Gail BakerVaughn BakerJoe BallestrasseLawrence BarberCarrie A. BaumgartEric K. BaumgartArt and Johnna BavosoBob and Joni BeckerBill and Johanna BeckerChristopher BendeleDonald BenderMarjean and Edward BenderCarl E. BenvengaBrady and Annie BergKenneth R. Betchel Sr.Dale and Jean BeuclerCraig BeyroutyBrad and Diane BischoffRick and Cecile BittingBruce BlahoTim BlakemanBrian G. BogaardElliott BoydMichael David BoyerColin BridgesCathy Brown and Troy MaiSteven and Karen BrownGregory A. BundyPatrick J. Burns

Randy and Vicky BurrackRobert and Linda BuryRick ButlerFrank and Dot CadaCharles and Deborah CairnsNancy and Jim CallisterJerry CarlsonNorman R. and M. Elaine CarverGary A. CeelyCraig and Diana ChastainTom and Ann ChinnockGreg and Sherae ChristensenScott and Theresa CismoskiDavid and Alice ClarkJonathan and Carol ClarkJohn and Reghan CloudmanMichael and Barbara CooperRobert M. and Norma S. CopelandKaren and Lynn CourtneyJoe and Linda CowanDonald and Becky CustisGordon DaigKevin DellenbachGreg DiNoiaElizabeth F. DoddsStephanie A. DoughtyRobert L. and Susan P. DrageTamar I. DragerMark and Neyla DriscollPaul and Katherine DudzinskiMatthew B. DummRichard Paul DunkerArt and Mary DunnCathy DuryeaEleanor Dwight

Dave and Kathy DwyerJohn Perzow and Leslie DwyerMrs. Elizabeth DyerJeanne W. EisenstadtMyke and Dick EricksonDarren and Kristi EsslingerBob and Joyce EverittColleen and Duane FasenMike and Andrea FaucettCarolsue FenwickEric anad Marnie FetzerFickel-McCarty Foundation of BerthoudScott and Cindy FisherJames R. FitzgeraldKathy anad Tony FourcroyMark FreemanDavid and Gail FrickErich A. FrommLeane GabelLeonard J. GallatinBrian K. GallowayKay GarciaDan F. GarafaloBrad and Vickie GaskillMichael GasparianRaymond GasserGus and Betty GendlerTerry M. GibbonsKatherine and Stephen GilletteJoe Glomboski and Meg EvansCarolee GoldsmithTom and Debbie GraffLee and Patty GrantVicki Grassman and Harry MurphyDale and Lou Grit


Big Thompson Canyon $1,000 - $2,499 continued

Summit $500 - $999

Bryan and Amberly GuestDavid and Mary GulliksonRoger GunliksonKate and Andrew HagdornErik HallBrian HamillLaurie HansenDerek HansonDavid HaraganSarah and Eric HardingRandy HedigerMark and DeAnna HillBarbara HoffmanBert and Joyce HoneaDavid HulaJim IgnowskiDavid JobuschCharles C JohnsonFrank and Jody JohnsonJeni JonesDavid JordanDale C. KaiserJeff KatoChristopher and Marcie KayDave and Debbie KeplerBradford F. KerekesTim KerrPaul KirchnerKevin KlauMary and Ken KlopfensteinPatrick and Lynn KnebelDan Kroll and Sandra ChisholmJeff KroonJohn and Marlene KruegerPatty KummrowJoel and Lois LambBob and Sharlet LeeBernard and Lory LevingerJeff LopezLeonard and Carol MahoneyGreg MalatestaPaul MartinNancy J. MausChris and Teresa McElroyGale A. McGaha-MillerJack and Liz McGrewPerrie McMillen and Rick RohlfsMary G. MedearisNancy MendenhallPeter and Keely MendicinoMick and Karen MercerRoger and Sarita Metzler

Dale G. MillerDave MillsThomas MitchellPhil and Ann MonteraChet and Patt MooreBill MorrisonBrian and Nikki MosbruckerMelanie MusgroveRandolph P. MyersChris and Courtney NelsonMatt and Julie NesbittMike and Kelly NicholsSteve and Amberly NicholsKermit NucklesJohn J. O’NeillMerlin and Nancy OttemanJim and Jackie OwensGreg S. ParetsBarb and Tony ParisoJoe and Dianne PattersonCharlie and Susan PetersonRobert and Ann PhemisterBrenda and James PisulaGeorge PorterJames Pratz Jr.Phil PurdyPerry S. RalphRandolph E. RatliffMelanie J. ReedJack and June RichardsonScott M. RoarkGarth and Joanne RogersMike and Kathy RomeroA. Scott and Kristi RulonMike and Mendy RushingKevin SaffordScott A. SamplRoger and Susie SampleAl SandersJacqueline and Don SargentEldon P. and Ella May SavageJack and Trudy SchadeJulie E. SchiolaValerie SchlageterCarolee SchuckJohn and Kate SchulteChance ScottRocky and Nancy ScottMark and Jayne SearsChristian SerafinRich and Peggy ShannonGanesh Sharma

Michael ShellemanDr. Charles Singer and Donna WhittingtonDouglas and Joyce SjogrenThe SledgesSandy SmileyCraig SmootDon and Kris SoltisKaren SorensenJim and Sonya SproutKelly and Laurie SteeleRon SteinbachCorey SteineDoug StirrettKory C. StolteAndrew J. StorteboomMichael and Debbie StradtJohn Lowthian and Marlene StratheMike StryckerDonna L. SullivanRex A. SummaDon and Lynn SvitakDoug Swartz and Karen SpencerPhil and Starr TeagueMary Jane and Steve ThorsonMichael and Marjory TrinenCarole K. TuttleRon and Marilyn TuttleMatthew VeenkerLorrie WagnerMichael D. WailesJohn D. WanekAlbert W. WangBill and Avis WardJim and Nikki WatsonBrandon WeaverSue and Tim WhettenBill and Sue WilcoxKeith and Jennifer WilliamsRobert WilsonDale and Kathleen WinderRenee and George WittemyerDebye WolfKaren and Larry WoodJohn R. WoodwardMark and Marcy YoderJason and Naomi YoungJohn and Jean YuleJim and Jo zumBrunnen67 Anonymous

Rich AdkissonJose L. AlanizDr. David K. AllenGene and Linda AlvineBetty AndersonRobin AndersonArchangel ArroganteThomas G. AspelundSusan AtheyMary AudetteRobert BachMelanie BargeJeff Barnes

Sharon BasingerTravis and Kristine BaughSusan and Robert BaumScott and Kristin BeasleyMark BeckettThe Beck-Ferkiss FamilyMaxine BellWendy BenesJason BerglundBrian BerryMark A. BetzStephen Joel BeuningAllen and Ruth Billington

LaBrooke R. BjorneboeBrad and Melissa BlankRyan BlundyKarin BogrenRebecca R. BoltLora and Boyd BonserAnthony BouchardWilliam Arthur BoyneBruce and Teresa BoyntonPatrick and Carol BrennanMaureen BrewJulie BrewenLuis Diego Briceno


Summit $500 - $999 continuedMarge BrodahlJamie Lynn BrooksMarty and Lee BrophyDonna M. BrownJeremy R. BrownriggJames R. BroylesRobert J. BrozkaTerry and Isabel BrunkMark BuchananJoshua BunnScott BurtonChristina M. CalhounRichard CallanBruce and Sheri CampbellEdward CamposElizabeth A. CapozzoliAdam D. CarlJette CarlsonLarry and Mike CarlsonChuck and Jennifer CarpenterMary CarraherJoseph CarrollBruce and Judy ChapmanDick and Ellie ChinnPaul ChristofanelliDon L. ChurchwellG. Brent CoanPaul and Anne CockingShawn CollinsJohn C. CollinsEric and Barb CombsJennifer ConcklinBrian R. CookDon and Dierdre CookMrs. Stacy L. CornmesserDiane and Don CrewsAndy and Danielle CrismanDoug CrookDave CruiseCharles M. CrutchfieldKaren CumboJim CurleeCynkarsDavid A. CzenkuschTodd H. DaggettLisa M. DanielsonGary A. DarlingRuth DaviesDrew and Jeri DavisCharles W. DavisMargaret H. DavisSteve and Betsy NolandCynthia L. DeGrootDoug DegrootGregg C. DeGrootSteve and Rhonda DeschDarren and Teresa Di LeandroTroy and Kellie DiffendafferRon R. DozierDoug C. DrakeGlen A. EckartEva K. EdelblutDana R. EdwardsSteve EdwardsDouglas EldredCollee Rachel EllmerJames E. Ells

Mary E. EvansBob and Susie EwingScott M. FarquharSureshi and Susith FernandoPat FerrierTodd and Adrienne FieldsJulie FlemingCindy FlosiKelly FrauenknechtJim and Diana FrickPhilip and Joni FriedmanBrian R. GageChris GalbateD. Howard GebhartMargo GeppertBruce GibsonNeil GluckmanShelly Goldrich and Michael DennisJames GomezSusie GordonPeter GrahamTodd W. GranathBrian Q. GraybealTasha GreeneNancy J. Griffith-ConklinRichard and Judith GrimlerHugh and Eileen GrinoldsRichard C. GrossmannBill and Stephanie GundryGunn Family FundPat GuthrieBruce and Mary Jane HallKirk HallahanWade Hancock and Casey CashDale and Gloria HandNick and Debbie HansenJohn W. HansenVickyPamela HarringtonJames R. HarrisPaula HarsinMark and Jill HartmanBrian and Danette HastingsDiane M. HathawayCraig and Cassie HauHoward and Phyllis HayBill HayesLance and Tracy HaysConnie HeighesCraig HeikesMrs. Sharon A. HeldKaren HeltBruce HendeeMark Leland HenslerTrudy and Greg HermanJoseph HershmanLayton Hill IVShannon HochstetlerJody A. HoffmanRichard D. HollimanKarin HollohanWilliam Jay HoodAndrea L. HoranMichael R. HornbacherLarry HowellSteven HughesWayne and Blanche Hughes

Ann R. HutchisonDavid L. IllumPerry L. IronsJeff JacksonNancy R. JacksonRobin R. JanesCraig and Claudia JarviNancy JianakoplosFenglai JiangJames and Mitzi JohnsonDiane G. JonesStephon JonesAndy and Irene JoseyJohn F. KabotMarcy L. HoersterTracy KatzKristyn KeefeMaria KellyBrad and Jaki KiehneCarol KimbellJerry P. KingCynthia and Dylan KirbyKlammer FamilyDean KlingnerDavid and Jennifer KlockemanJana L. KnappElizabeth P. KneesRocklyn J. KnutsonBryce A. KopperudKathy K. KosecJerry and Kristi KreisherNagendraJames and Yvonne KullbergLisa KutcherPhilip and Mary Ann LaFleurDebbie LakatosMike and Wendy LampeKathleen M. LaneDennis LaroccoDan and Marty LarsonSharon LaTourretteRon and Lynn LauterbachLonnie LeiningerRic LewisJim and Susan LindenMike W. LoewenMike and Jane LongSheila LongMari Rose Longpre’Joan O. LooperKay L. LuftDiana K. LuthiDavid MacpheeMarie A. MacphersonErin MageeDuane Magnuson and Julie ScottMichael and Christine MandaGary and Sue ManleyFrederick and Sheilah MannKen and Joan MannonGayle L. MaroncelliDonna L. MartemucciHelenMarc R. MayerJim and Mary McCambridgeWilliam and Valerie McCulloughWilliam C. McGuinty


Gail Pauline McKeeJoel and Sharon McLaneChristopher H. McMahonJoshwa D. McmullenLisa McRobertsTracy Mead and Jon EstabrookLawrence P. MeierMichael and Mary Jo MerrimanMr. Jerry MetzJohn MiddletonDoug and Terri MillerRoland W. MillerPhil and Lia MillsThomas MillsRichard and Alicja MiodonskiLisa MitchellAndrew K. MittagTerell L. MizeJoshua R. MonsrudGary MontoyaTim and Kathy MontyRobert J. MooneyErin MooreEllen M. MorinMueller & Associates CPA LLCGreg MuhonenLee and Yvonne MyersGerard and Pennie NaleznyDavid NelsonLisa M. NelsonRichard and Phyllis NelsonSteve NelsonJackie NesbyS.J. NewtonScott and Jacque NiedringhausBrian NienhausHoward and Sonia NornesAnita ObandoLucy M. O’BrienSchubert M. OgdenDr. LeNitra OliverGerald and Lois OlsenAnn O’NeillPeter Mark O’NeillKathleen A. OrloskiRichard Osborne and Marjorie BoehnerEd OttJames L. OvermanChuck and Emilia ParkerVirgil and Ingrid ParsonsAngela PenlandDavid B. PenningtonJose PerezNathan PerkinsChristopher PerryRenee PerryEric and Susan PetersonKay and Kyle PettineKay and Kyle PettineMike PhelpsPatti Phillips and Meredith KuehlAnne PielstickRichard PillmoreCarol A. PlockKaren and Steve PoehlmanChristopher A. PoirierCy and Jan Pollema

Rebecca PowellTim and Terry PoynterJim S. PraterLyn PringDr. James S. QuickJorge RangelGreg RansonSteve and Jane RayVirginia ReamsKenneth ReardonJames ReeseDonald ReinkeMike RembelskiJose A. ReyesMike RhynerRobert J. RoachMichael J. RobertsTom RockKenny and Colleen RodriguezCarrie RogersTed RossinKaren RowanRay RuthJim RuzasThomas and Camille SachtlebenDiana SalazarKen SampleyJim SampsonWade SatterfieldJon and Wendy SawyerScott SchafferDeborah R. SchanemanStephen SchapanskiJeffrey ScheeleDr. Stan M. ScheerTim and Patti SchmittMarilyn SchockBarbara Koenig SchoenbergerGene W. ScholesRuss S. SchumacherPerry and Valerie ScottCharles SealeDana Sedin and Sarah WesterbuhrJohn ShawRoss W. ShawGerald and Lorraine SheaBrad and Nadine SheaforChris W. SheaforJohn and Marilyn SheltonJohn B. ShippRobert W. ShivelyLarry ShoresMark SiebrandtKären SiwekRick Harold SlabyStanley SlaterTom and Tamara SmidAndy SmithMyron and Debbie SmithMarjorie J. SmithMark C. SmithDennis and Mary SovickJohn S. SpencerScott SpragueDr. Peter and Sherri StandardRyan A. StephensBryon Strait

Jamie L. SuessJohn and Jo Lynn SvendsenBill and Ellen SwitzerKim and Bonnie SzidonJohn D. TadichDoug and Donna TaubYork, The Red LionCarol TheilgaardNorma Thompson-PomerleauMark and Karen TiggesJohn TillemaStuart TobetWeston and Rebecca TollScott and Deanna TownsendMary and Dave TretterJanie TrimmerCRAZY JERR Dot ComDavid TwedtWarrenetta H. UnderwoodDon and Karen UngerAnton P. UtugovDarcie D. ValstadCathy VanceBarry Vanderwyk and Renee VanderwykMs. Pat Venable-JungmeyerJenn VervierMary VoglVicki VolbrechtFrank and Lorenda VolkerJeff and Trisha WadsworthGary Tubesing and Jennifer WagnerMarvin WahlenBob and Barbara WalkerJames D. WaltersJames WarnerBill and Evie WeddelBecci WegenerMichael WeilHeather WertzTamara L. WesleyBill WestFrans WestenbrinkChris and Gina WestlakeMichael E. WhatleyCandice WhiteJerry WhiteKenneth S. WhiteHoward C. WigertJim WildHepburn B. WilkinsAlthea E. Williams COL USA NC RetWendy E. WilliamsJoseph B. WilsonKevin WilsonJohn and Joan WindlerSteven WingateJennifer WoelkTony L. WorkmanDaniel A. YaworskyJoshua J. ZanderTimothy and Katie ZappJennifer ZappaLea Ann Zuellig138 Anonymous

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WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS ALLOW EMPLOYEES THROUGHOUT LARIMER COUNTY TO SUPPORT THEIR COMMUNITY AT WORK. The following companies ran giving campaigns that allowed their employees the opportunity to give back through the workplace:ABC Sign ProductsAdams Bank & TrustADP Screening & Selection ServicesAdvance Tank & ConstructionAdvantage BankAgilent TechnologiesAgrium Advanced TechnologiesAir Resource SpecialistsAll Property Services, Inc.Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer CountyAlphagraphicsAnheuser-Busch CompanyArt CastingsAT&TAvago TechnologiesAyres AssociatesB.A.S.E. Camp, Inc.Bank of ColoradoBest Buy BHA Design, IncBizWest MediaBoys & Girls Club of Larimer CountyBrown & Brown InsuranceBurns Marketing & CommunicationCache Bank & TrustCapital West BankCar ToysCare-A-Van / SAINT, Inc.CargillCBW AutomationCenturyLinkChase BankChildren’s Speech & Reading CenterCity of Fort CollinsCity of LovelandCoe Construction, Inc.Colorado Combined CampaignComcast CorporationCornerstone Home LendingCrop Production Services, Inc.Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park, IncCrossroads SafehouseCSL PlasmaDaVinci Sign Systems, IncDellenbach Motors

Disabled Resource ServicesEd Carroll Motor CompanyEducation and Life Training CenterEide Bailly LLPEKS&H LLLPEnterprise HoldingsFedEx ExpressFiberlok IncorporatedFirst National BankFirst Western TrustFirstBankFlood and PetersonFood Bank for Larimer CountyFoothills Gateway, Inc.Forney IndustriesFort Collins Area Chamber of CommerceFort Collins ColoradoanFort Collins Housing AuthorityGlobal SpectrumGreat Western BankGuaranty BankHach CompanyHarmony Imaging CenterHealth District of Northern Larimer CountyHearts and Horses Therapeutic Riding CenterHeska CorporationHewlett Packard CompanyHigh Country BeverageHome State BankHouse of Neighborly ServiceInformation Technology Experts, Inc.Integware, Inc.Intel CorporationjcpenneyJorgensen LabsKaiser PermanenteKennedy and Coe, LLCKey BankKing SoopersLarimer CountyLinda Holdredge & AssociatesLoveland Housing AuthorityLSI

Lutheran Family Services Macy’sMantooth Marketing CompanyMarkley MotorsMcKee Medical CenterNationwideNew Belgium Brewing CompanyNorthern Colorado AIDS ProjectOdell Brewing Co.Pathways HospicePedersen Toyota-Scion-VolvoPeterson Energy Operating, Inc.Platte River Power AuthorityPoudre School DistrictPoudre Valley Rural Electric AssociationRam Swab ServicesRanch-Way Feed Mills IncRBC Wealth ManagementRespite Care, Inc.RLR, LLPSecurity Service Federal Credit UnionSuper Target Fort CollinsTarget The Group, Inc.The Neenan CompanyThompson School DistrictTJ MaxxTolmar Inc.Touchstone Health PartnersUnited Parcel ServiceUnited Way of Larimer CountyUniversity of Colorado HealthUS BankValue Plastics, A Nordson CompanyWal-MartWarren Federal Credit UnionWater Pik, Inc.Wells FargoWestern States BankWhip Mix CorporationWolf RoboticsWomen’s Resource CenterWood Group Turbine Control ServicesWoodward, Inc.Xcel Energy


CORPORATIONS PROVIDE ANNUAL GIFTS, MATCHING GIFTS AND SPONSORSHIPS TO UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY. These corporate leaders supported the work of United Way of Larimer County: Abbott LaboratoriesABC Sign ProductsADP Screening & Selection FoundationAdvance Tank & ConstructionAdvanced Micro Devices (AMD)Advantage BankAgilent Technologies FoundationAgrium Advanced TechnologiesAll Property Services, Inc.Allstate InsuranceAmazonSmile FoundationAmerican Express FoundationAnheuser Busch FoundationAssociated Thermoforming, Inc.Associates in Family Medicine, P.C.Avago TechnologiesAyres AssociatesBank of ColoradoBeavers, Inc.Benedict UpholsteryBest Buy Better Business BureauBohemian Companies, LLCBohemian FoundationBoys & Girls Club of Larimer CountyCA TechnologiesCapital Consultants of ColoradoCapricorn Foundation Charitable TrustCare-A-Van / SAINT, Inc.CargillCatholic Charities - Larimer County RegionCentennial Bass Club of Northern COCenters for GastroenterologyCenturyLink FoundationChapel and Collins Wealth ManagementChase BankChinn Family FoundationChrisland, Inc.City of Fort CollinsCity of LovelandCoan, Payton & Payne, LLC.Comcast CorporationCommunity First FoundationCommunity Foundation of Northern ColoradoCommunity of ChristComputer Services, Inc.Cornerstone Home LendingCrop Production Services, Inc.CSL PlasmaCSU Division of External RelationsDenver FoundationDohn Construction, Inc.

Ed Carroll Motor CompanyEide Bailly LLPEKS&H LLLPElderhaus Adult Day ProgramsEli Lilly and Company FoundationEnterprise Holdings FoundationExxonMobil FoundationFiberlok IncorporatedFidelity Charitable Gift FundFirst National BankFirst Western TrustFirstBankFlood and PetersonFluor FoundationFoothills Gateway, Inc.Forney IndustriesFort Collins ColoradoanGeneral Electric FoundationGilbert Structural EngineeringGirl Scouts of Colorado Troop 2375GlaxoSmithKline North America PharmaGreat Western BankHach CompanyHewlett Packard FoundationHigh Country BeverageHome State BankHouse of Neighborly ServiceIntegware, Inc.Intel FoundationITW FoundationjcpenneyJPMorgan Chase FoundationKaiser PermanenteKellogg CompanyKey Bank FoundationKohl’s Department StoreKroll Factual DataLathrop Law Office PCLaw Offices of Peter W. Bullard, P.C.Liberty Mutual Insurance GroupLoveland Housing AuthorityLynn A. Hammond Law OfficeMacy’sMatthews HouseMcKee Medical CenterMcWhinneyMedtronicMicrosoft CorporationMidway RealtyMiramont Lifestyle FitnessMueller and Associates CPAMyatt Brandes and Gast, PCNationwideNelnet, Inc.New Belgium Brewing Company

Odell Brewing Co.OtterCares FoundationPaul L. Anderson Productions, Inc.Pedersen Toyota-Scion-VolvoPeterson Energy Operating, Inc.Pfizer FoundationPoudre Valley Rural Electric AssociationPrincipal Financial GroupProximo Spirits IncPsychhorizons, P.C.Rabo AgriFinanceRam Swab ServicesRBC FoundationReno Lane Enterprises, LLCRLR, LLPRocky Mountain Chocolate FactoryRocky Mountain Travel King, Inc.Rodahl & CompanyRose Community FoundationS.M. Harris & COSchwab Charitable FundSERVE 6.8Shell Oil Company FoundationSkillman PhotographySprint FoundationState Farm Companies FoundationSterling InfosystemsStrong Tomorrow - 1A Issue CommitteeSuper Target Fort CollinsTarget Fort CollinsTarget LovelandThe Buckle, Inc.The Colorado Health FoundationThe CupboardThe Group, Inc.The Neenan CompanyThe Tess Evans Charitable FoundationTIAA-CREF Financial ServicesTolmar Inc.Touchstone Health PartnersU.S. Bank FoundationUnited Parcel ServiceUnitedHealth GroupUniversity of Colorado HealthValue Plastics, A Nordson CompanyVerified VolunteersWal-MartWebber Middle SchoolWellPoint, IncWells Fargo FoundationWilliam G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc.Woodward, Inc.Xcel Energy Foundation


MANY COMPANIES AND INDIVIDUALS PROVIDE GENEROUS IN-KIND GIFTS, LIKE MEALS, PRINTING, GIFT CARDS AND EVEN OFFICE SUPPLIES. These gifts allow us to keep our administrative costs at a minimum.Altitude RunningArtisan YouAustin’s American GrillBiz West Media LLCCabby’s CutleryCaffe OleChippers LanesCignaColor ProColorado Born ImagesDaVinci SignsEdwards HouseEileen’s Colosal CookiesEmbassy SuitesEveryday Joe’sFlood & PetersonFood For Thought CateringFull CycleGardens on Spring CreekGo West Genuine LLC

Huhot Mongolian GrillIntegrative AcupunctureKaiser PermanenteKing Soopers - N. CollegeKing Soopers - Taft HillKUNC - FM RadioLongs Peak Scottish Irish Highland FestivalLund-Ross ConstructorsMama Roni’s PizzaMiramont Lifestyle FitnessMountain KidsMueller & Associates CPAMugs Coffee LoungeNew Belgium BrewingNext Door Food & DrinkOdell Brewing CompanyOld ChicagoOld Town MediaOtterbox

Pateros Creek BrewingPaul Wood FloristPF ChangsPringle’s Fine Wine & SpiritsSounds of the RockiesSpectrum AVThe Edwards HouseThe Gardens on Spring CreekThe Group, Inc.The Lincoln CenterThe Rialto Theater CenterThe Rio Grande Mexican RestaurantThe Screaming PeachThunder Mountain HootersTimberline Nails & SpaTribal Rites Tattoo & PiercingWhite BalconyYellowbright, Inc.Zebra Jellyfish Photography

OUR BUSINESS CARES PROGRAM IS DEVOTED TO HELPING BUSINESSES DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT VOLUNTEERISM INTO THEIR COMPANY CULTURE. The following businesses were members in 2013-2014:

ADP Screening and Selection ServicesAdvantage BankAvago TechnologiesCache Bank and TrustHewlett PackardHigh Point Financial GroupHilton Fort Collins

Kaiser PermanenteModern Woodmen Fraternal FinancialNew Belgium BreweryNextage Unlimited Real EstateOdell Brewing CompanyOtterBox/ OtterCaresQualfon

RLR, LLPThe Group, Inc. Real EstateVerified Volunteers VFLA Design Inc.Weston Distance LearningWoodward


A PARTNERSHIP OF UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY AND THE WOMEN’S FOUNDATION OF COLORADO, WOMENGIVE PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CHILDCARE FOR SINGLE MOTHERS ATTENDING COLLEGE. The cost of childcare is a major barrier to self-sufficiency for women and girls in Larimer County. The initiative also focuses on addressing public policy for self-sufficiency of women and girls in our community and statewide.

Members are the driving force behind WomenGive’s success. The following individuals were WomenGive members in 2013-2014.Ceri AndersonJennifer AndersonKathy AndrewsRuby AntonyJudith Aranow*Louise C. AtkinsonSusan Atwater, Atwater Creative, Inc.Sandie AxelsenMartha BaileySusan Baker, Advanced Hearing Services, LLCCarri BallingerPatricia Barlow, Blue Mesa GroupPeggy A. Barnett*Judith BarthSusan Baum*Julie BeilbySharon BelyeuChris Bensko-WecksMiranda Benzel*Susan E. Benzel*Cristin Berkhausen, Cline Williams Wright Johnson & Oldfather, L.L.P.Maureen Boyt*Alexandra BernasekKim BitnerNina BodenhamerCarol A. BorchertJamie BordewickSally BraddySuzanne BrazilSusan Bricker**Cathy Brown**Kara BrownMeg Brown*Ruth G. Brown**Renee’ Brunsting**Glory BurnsSara Cagle-ShirleyKristin CandellaDea CarlsonRenee CarlsonMary Carraher*Holly Carroll**Jan Carroll*Christine CelentanoJudy Chapman*Christine Chin*Kris Clagett, Q4 Wealth Management IncCarol and Jon Clark**Lisa K. Clay*Sue Coburn**Barbara L. Cohen*

Renee Cohn Jones & Alanna & Megan JonesMaryann ColarussoMartha ConantMelissa ConlonSally Conway*Bobbie Cook*Ernie and Jamie Crawford, Crawford TechnologiesJane CrothersDavid and Linda CrumKaren CumboKelly CusterMackenzie DaleyGail C. DaughertyTeresina DavieTandi DawsonJanene Dellenbach*Maria, Sophia & Katie DellotaTina Deringer**Kelly DiMartinoMaury DobbieConnie DohnCheryl DonaldsonMarcia R. Donnan*Anne DoudDr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith**Maegan DuggarDawn Duncan*Tonya Dunn, Garden Thyme, Inc.Paula Edwards*Peggy ElkinsMyke EricksonBarbara Everett**Lindsay ExCarol Fanning, First National BankJoy FergusonKaren P. FlemingMackenzie FogelsonMarcia FordMary FrancisEllen Bush Freudenberg*Cari FunkLinda GabelKay GarciaJessica GardRobin Dorothy Gard**Jordan GaspardAnnette GeiselmanTom and Traci GendronAmanda L. Giacalone**Natalie Goffredi**Holly B. GonzalesDanielle Grant*

Vicki L. Grassman**Helen Gray*Sandra Greer*Jamie GrimJean Grove*Lori GuymonAmy HachJulie Johnson HaffnerKate HagdornLinda HallockKarri HamConnie Hanrahan*Laurie HansenSarah HardingDianne Harper**Nancy K. Hartley*Cassie HauNancy HazelriggKathleen Henry**Dana S. Hiatt**Kathryn Higgins, Motherlove Herbal Company*Allison Hines* - ChairCarol Ann Hixon*Linda Hopkins*Ann R. Hutchison*Sarah Imhoff**Sonia ImMasche*Susan P. IsonSusan James*Suzanne Jarboe-Simpson*Nicole JavernickJan Jensen**Pamela and Christopher Jessen**Alexa JohnsonAndrea JohnsonDouglas W. JohnsonKi Johnson*Leah JohnsonLynn JohnsonDayna Jones & Olivia HellerDiane Gambit JonesBecky Joyce**Denise Juliana*Debra KahnVallene KailburnPrue Kaley*Alexis Kanda-OlmsteadHaley Katz**Louise KauffmanLaure and Jim KeavneyAnne Keefe*Victoria KellerPat Kendall*


Diane Kessel KnightPenny KiddTracy Kile SchwartzKristin KirkpatrickSusan Kirkpatrick*Amy J. KolczakCindy KurtzRobert and Cynthia Kutin*Jennifer S. KutzikJudy LaFleur**Kathleen M. Lane*Megan Larson**Kate LaudonLeslie LautzenhiserJean P. Lehmann**Amber Leis, Front Range Business SolutionsElaine LeMay**Kathryn Lenz**Rachel LeValley*Marie Leigh LivingstonJenne LofferAngie Lund, Athena Salon, Spa & WellnessDiana K. Luthi*Karen MackJessica Wyllie MacMillanO’Linda Magsamen*Michele S. MarquitzDonna MartemucciDebbie MayerStacey McBrideLori McCallumMary S. McCambridgeMindy McCloughanDeanna McCrery*Debbie McCubbinMary Pat McCurdieKim McDanielAudrey McElwainKaren Lea McElwainJennifer McLainMary MedearisJanet Meisel-Burns*Keely Mendicino**Colleen MeyerAmanda Miller, The Place Setting CompanyColleen Miller, Finance by Design Inc.Patricia Miller & Samira MillerPaula MillsKathy Miner**Shauna Moffatt*Jennifer Monath**Tim and Kathy MontyCathy MorganDebby MorganKaren K. MorganWanda NelsonScott and Jacque Niedringhaus*

Joni NorwoodMistene NugentMarci OatesAnita Obando*Corkie Odell**Wynne Odell*Brenda Ellis OgdenJackie O’Hara**Tracy OldemeyerJean M. OlsonKevin Oltjenbruns*Liz OrtolanoStephanie Ouren**Dawn Paepke*Lisa PallottiJackie Peila-ShusterCheryl PerryRita PetersonSusan R. PetersonSuzanne Peterson, Peterson Energy Operating, Inc.Pam PettigrewPaisley Pettine*Michell Pett-Thomas, BraidedTrio, LLCKaty Piotrowski, Career Solutions Group**JoAnn C. PowellMyra Powers*Diana PrietoMichelle ProvaznikMarla PurdyDawn Putney, Toolbox Creative*Pam Raab**Peggy Reeves*Nicole Reeves and Hailey ReevesMiriam D. ReidDonna ReiserKathay RennelsNancy RichardsonCindy Richmond*Teresa RocheTanis RoederLaurie Rogers*C. RosenbergMaryann Ruck*Walta and Jim RuffLaurie SankeyLinda and Steve Schaefer**Susan SchellSheree SchmidtBev Schmitt Bacon**Marilyn SchockCathy L. Schott*Patti Scott*Benjamin Seidle**Rebecca ShelleyJoyce ShorthillBonnie ShumakerKären SiwekDonna Smith

Dorsi Smith**Linda SmithLorie A. SmithPeggy Smith*Tami Spaulding, The Group Real EstateKristen SpencerMargaret SpillerKaren Spina*Laurie SteeleGeri Stern*Betty J. StewartHeather SticklerMaureen StockoverMarlene I. StratheKimberly Strope and Taylor Strope, Savant Homes, Inc.*Jane Sullivan*Lea Ann SupeJean Sutherland*Pam SuttonKaren ThayerStacy Thibedeau*Barbara ThomasSylvia TimberlakeKim TobinSuzanne S. TraskMarla TrumperMary Turner*Merril L. TylerKaren UngerCathy VanceLee & Catherine Varra-NelsonSue J. VolkLynne WarfieldSusan D. WarrenJoy WatersPaula Watson-Lakamp and Charlotte Lakamp**Patti WestfallRosie Wheeler**Cathy H. WhittleseyKerry WicksKay E. WilliamsKim Willis Beeman**Sharon WilsonKim Winger**Kathy Wolfe*A-Young WoodyLise Youngblade**Grace ZachMarie Zimenoff, A Strategic AdvantageCheryl ZimlichJacqueline C. Zipser*Katie Zwetzig*5 anonymous Members3 anonymous Milestone Members

* indicates charter member** indicates milestone member

A Strategic AdvantageAdvanced Hearing Services, LLC*Athena Salon, Spa & Wellness*Atwater CreativeBlue Mesa Group*BraidedTrio, LLC*Career Solutions Group*

Cline, Williams, Wright, Johnson & Oldfather, LLPCrawford TechnologiesFinance By Design Inc*First National BankFront Range Business Solutions*Garden Thyme, Inc.Motherlove Herbal Company*

Peterson Energy Operating, Inc.*Q4 Wealth Management, Inc.Savant Homes, Inc.The Place Setting Company*Toolbox Creative*

*indicates Charter Business Member

Business Members


Karla Baise*R. Clay BartlettMichael BellusTerri Lee BollesChristina Brown*Emily ChopBob ClancyJim CurleeTom CynkarMackenzie Daley*Gina DiGiallonardo*Deann M. DillNicole EllisMaryann FillingimBen and Aubrie FletcherChristine Kovacs Forster*Holly GallegosDan and Susan Garvin*Angela GeisAmanda L. Giacalone*

Christina Gressianu & Vi WickamJamie Grim* - ChairKate and Andrew Hagdorn*Jake Hallauer*Deems HargleroadAbbey JanssenCarly JeromeLeah Johnson*Amanda Johnson-King*Jennifer JonesMaka KalaiChristopher Kupec*Stacie Lukas*Barry LyonPeter and Keely Mendicino*Rosalinda Mendoza*Lisa NuttingHeather PawlakKeely Pemberton*Laura Pilato

Jon Rayeski*Nicole L. ReevesJenn Rohrick/Peak Performance*Tyler Rusch*Rose Schlosser*Alex Schuman*Robin Scott*Sonia SenesacChris and Brittanie Sharp*Stephanie TitusTricia Vincent*Emily Warren*Ryan and Kelley Will*Nicole Yost*Erin C. Zimmermann*Erin Zock2 anonymous Charter Members1 anonymous Member

*indicates Charter Member

GENERATION UNITED BRINGS TOGETHER THE PASSION AND PHILANTHROPIC POWER OF YOUNG PROFESSIONALS TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY. Through membership in Generation United, young professionals join philanthropic forces to make a collective impact that is more powerful than what each member can do individually. Together, the following members are creating a culture of giving and empowering the next generation.

SMART START FOR KIDS IS A COUNTY-WIDE INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON HELPING CHILDREN IN LARIMER COUNTY SUCCEED THROUGH SCHOOL READINESS AND EARLY LITERACY. Thank you to the following funding partners:

UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY’S

GENERATION UNITEDA YOUNG LEADERS SOCIETY

Founding Partner $20,000 or More

Guiding Partners $5,000 - $9,999

Leadership Partners $500 - $4,999

Supporters $499 and below

Daniels Fund Dohn Construction El Pomar Foundation

Ira and Gerri GessnerJudith Aranow

Overland Sertoma Club IncRichard Blumberg

Suzanne and Andy Peterson

A. Christopher FawzyBrad and Tracy OldemeyerCaryn LeppertChris and Cindy RichmondDavid M. TennerDoug and Terri Miller

First Western Trust BankFlood & PetersonHilary and Wyandt Holmes FamilyHome State BankJan C. JacksonJeff and Brianne Smith

Randy and Nancy MorganRick and Denise ChapmanRob and Michele StumbaughTarget CorporationTom and Kathy Albertz2 Anonymous

All Saints Episcopal ChurchAubrie FletcherBrett and Nikki BerlinCheryl ArmstrongChris and Brittanie SharpChris and Gina WestlakeDebbie MathewsDebbie RudeDeems HargleroadDr. Patrick F. Serlock, D.C.Greg DiNoia

Holly and Robert CarrollJeff JacksonJudy DahlgrenJudy KinardKatrina FisherKay PettineKimberly ArtisLuis Diego BricenoMelissa VoroninMilly SmelkerNola Krajewski

Patty LopezRick RichterShana Stegner-BodeSharon S. RogersSureshi and Susith FernandoTami UnsenTerry HirschThomas and Jennifer Bozic42 Anonymous


UNITED WAY’S LEGACY SOCIETY HONORS AND RECOGNIZES THOSE individuals and families who believe in United Way’s work and have chosen to make a planned gift.

Jim and Peggy BarnettArt and Johnna Bavoso*Marjean and Edward BenderPatrick and Robyn Brady*Judy and Bruce Chapman*John and Tharon Deakins*Scott and Cindy FisherMark S. Goldrich and Prudence M. Kaley*Bryan and Amberly Guest*

Denise and Patrick Juliana*Dan and Tammy Mackey*Jessica MacMillanWanda Mayberry*Peter and Keely Mendicino*Gerard and Pennie Nalezny*Kären E. Siwek Revocable Trust*Robert Allen Stumbaugh*Fred and Jean Swinson*Gordan and Stacy Thibedeau*

Michael and Marjory TrinenLorrie Wagner*Bill and Diane Warren*Dale and Kathleen WinderRandy and Katie Zwetzig*16 Anonymous charter members

* indicates charter member

LOYAL CONTRIBUTORS ARE DONORS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO ANY UNITED WAY FOR AT LEAST 10 YEARS, regardless of their giving level. United Way’s Loyal Contributors truly understand what it means to be committed to helping our community, and have backed that commitment with generous support year after year.

Members of United Way of Larimer County’s Loyal Contributor program are part of an esteemed group of loyal donors who inspire hope and create opportunities for a better tomorrow in our local community. We greatly appreciate the consistent support of our Loyal Contributors, who have positively impacted the lives of so many in our community. As of June 30, 2014, there were 2, 453 donors in United Way of Larimer County’s Loyal Contributor program.

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