2009 AnnuAl RepoRt

ReAch out A hAnd to one And

InFluencethe condItIon oF All.

During this past year, my experiences confirmed something I’ve long believed.

We need each other — and our connections make us stronger.

You and I together are achieving more than we could on our own. Through our connection with United Way, we are multiplying the effects of our efforts, making a tremendous impact on the education, income and health of the 1 million people in the region.

The more connections we make, the stronger our community grows. I am proud to report that in 2009, United Way gained more partners than ever before. For example, our Smart Beginnings Greater Richmond coalition has connected with more than 125 organizations to finalize a five-year action plan to ensure that every child from birth to age 5 is healthy, well-cared for, and ready to succeed in school and in life. With these partners, we’ll put the plan into action in 2010.

We also connected with people who want to impact the lives of older adults. As a leader in the Greater Richmond Age Wave planning process, we are preparing our community for the “age wave” that will double the number of older adults in America by 2030.

Through these and other connections, we are creating lasting change that will improve the lives of thousands of people.

You may not have thousands of people in mind when you connect with United Way. You may be thinking about the mom who triumphed over homelessness, or the teen who overcame his obstacles and graduated from high school. Stories like these touch my heart, too. You are reaching them through United Way.

Thank you for connecting with us to build a stronger community.

Sincerely,

ouR MIssIon:

United Way leads the way to solutions for a better community.

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ouR Focus: The building blocks of a good life. educAtIon Helping children and youth achieve their potential.

IncoMe Helping families and individuals achieve financial stability and stable housing.

heAlth Supporting the health and wellness of older adults and their caregivers.

I have two big words to say: Thank you.

Thank you to the community for your continued support of United Way during these challenging economic times. We are overwhelmed by your generosity.

Thank you to the hardworking and passionate United Way volunteers and staff. The ability of these dedicated folks to remain unwavering in their commitment to the community is inspiring.

And thank you to the people who Live United every day. Your collective efforts are strengthening the region every time you give, advocate and volunteer with United Way.

Since 2008, it has been my privilege to serve as Chair of the United Way Board of Directors. We have worked to be good stewards of the resources given to us by the people and companies who trust us. We all — volunteers and staff — have remained committed to ensuring that more children and youth are achieving their potential, that more families are financially secure, and that more people of all ages are healthy, especially older adults and their caregivers.

Work this big cannot be done by any one group. The strength of United Way is in our connections: to you, to businesses, to volunteers, to community leaders, to people in need, and to organizations that help people in need. When we connect these groups, we multiply the impact in the community many times over. Together, we are finding solutions. Together, we are taking action. Together, we are creating opportunities for a better tomorrow.

Thank you for being part of United Way.

Sincerely,

Dear FrienDS oF UniTeD Way:

sherrie Brach Chief executive officer

pamela J. Royal, M.d. Chair, Board of Directors

Dear FrienDS oF UniTeD Way: yoUr connectIonmakeS an impaCT

You ARe chAngIng lIves todAY every day, families in our community receive assistance from programs that are funded by your generosity. This is a small sampling of the big impact your dollars are making in our region by supporting the building blocks of a good life.

Zoe and marcus Learn TogetherWhen Zoe enrolled in Healthy Families Petersburg, she was a brand-new single mom who had grown up in poverty. She wanted more for her son and herself, and she found it through the United Way-funded program. Zoe is now a parent who enjoys reading to Marcus, her son, and finding creative ways for them to learn and play together. She also found a full-time job and successfully put herself through nursing school. These connections to the world around them are giving Zoe and Marcus new opportunities to be stronger members of their community.

a Stable Life for DianneViolence. Discrimination. Life on the street. Dianne’s life had been tough before she arrived at the Espigh Family Shelter at HomeAgain, and she was ready for a change. The United Way-funded program helped Dianne put her life back together, move to transitional housing, and get hired by one of the programs that helped her. “Being homeless was the lowest point in my life, but HomeAgain saved my life,” she said. In her new job, Dianne is connecting people with hope for a new life.

Jim’s Brighter DaysJim has something to wake up for every day — his visits to the Adult Day Services program at Hanover Adult Center. He has flourished at the United Way-funded program, making new friends and enjoying the activities, and his happiness is evident to his family. More importantly, the program staff ’s attentiveness to Jim and their advice for his caregiver ensured that Jim received an important cancer diagnosis. After undergoing treatment, Jim’s pain lessened, the quality of his life improved, and he continued to be able to connect with his family and community.

educAtIon IncoMe heAlth

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WHen yoU Live UniTeD, yoU are connected

Through your support of United Way, you are taking action to aid thousands of your neighbors and strengthen the fabric of our community.

When you give, advocate and volunteer with United Way, you are forging connections. You are uniting children, families and older adults with the services they need. You are uniting community members with the coalitions that need their expertise to tackle the big issues. And you are uniting volunteers with the organizations that need their knowledge and energy.

By connecting with us, you are bringing together the people and organizations with the passion, expertise and resources to create long-term change in the Richmond-Petersburg region.

education opportunities outside of school are just as important for a child’s development as school itself. With your support, United Way helped more than 30,000 children and teens access programs that provided quality early care and education, family support, mental health services, and positive places to go outside of school.

achieving financial stability remained challenging for our region’s residents last year. To help, United Way launched a financial education website and created two new resource guides. United Way-funded programs also connected more than 36,000 people with job training and placement, housing assistance, and other services.

Family caregivers provide 80% of all long-term care for older adults. United Way is working to ensure that our region has strong support systems for both. Last year, you helped United Way connect more than 8,000 older adults with care, legal assistance, transportation and meals — and granted peace of mind to their caregivers.

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our second-annual day of Action in 2009 drew 275 people from 32 companies to volunteer throughout richmond and petersburg and make an impact together! Here, several petersburg-area volunteers take time out from the day’s activities.

in august, United Way connected our volunteers with the ymCa Bright Beginnings program to help children in need buy new clothes and school supplies. That’s not all our volunteers do! Last year, more than 1,000 volunteers were matched with 50 projects through United Way.

United to prepare today’s children to become tomorrow’s leaders, our Women’s leadership Initiative members are giving, advocating and volunteering (shown here) with United Way to support early childhood development. This movement now includes more than 300 local women, and that number keeps growing!

Imagine a world where all young children are healthy and well-cared for. A world where all children are able to read, where all youth have safe places to spend their time outside of school, and where all teenagers graduate from high school. A world where all families can make ends meet and every family has housing. A world where all aging adults are active, engaged in the community, and remain in their homes as they grow older.

You are bringing this vision to life through your support of United Way.

For example, United Way and its partners in Smart Beginnings Greater Richmond are working to ensure that all children, from birth to age 5, in the greater Richmond and Petersburg region are healthy, well-cared for, and ready to succeed in school and in life. Our Information & Referral Center, reached by phone at 2-1-1, connects people in need with the services that can help them become financially stable, find quality child care and health services, and more. And with our partners in the Greater Richmond Age Wave planning process, we are preparing our community to accommodate the coming “age wave” of aging Baby Boomers.

You are the person who connects all of this — the work of the agencies that help individuals and families and the partnerships that are finding and implementing solutions to the issues that affect our region.

You are at the heart of the connections that are creating a better tomorrow for the Richmond-Petersburg region.

Thank you for lIvInG unITED.

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You ARe InvestIng In toMoRRoW

Million-plus contributors:

United Way honors the following companies and their employees for exceptional leadership and generosity and for their steadfast commitment to improving lives and building a stronger community.

Partners in Community Service: Ampthill Rayon Workers, Inc.International Association of Machinists

& Aerospace Workers Lodge 10International Brotherhood of

Electrical Workers Local 50International Brotherhood of

Electrical Workers Local 1434International Brotherhood of

Teamsters Local 322International Brotherhood of

Teamsters Local 592

2009 leAdeRs In gIvIng

platinum contributors: ($500,000 – $999,999)

national campaign community partners:Dominion Resources, Inc.Genworth Financial

highest number of leadership donors per capita: SunTrust

highest per capita corporate gift:Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia

highest per capita employee gift:Owens & Minor (Employees 500 and above)Universal Corporation (Employees 100 to 499)Blackwood Development Company, Inc. (Employees 100 and under)

partners in community service: American Federation of Government Workers

Local 1178

American Federation of Government Workers Local 1992

American Postal Workers Union Local 199

Ampthill Rayon Workers, Inc.

International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers Lodge 10

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1434

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 50

International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 322

International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 592

National Association of Letter Carriers Old Dominion Branch 496

National Postal Mail Handlers Union Local 305

silver contributors: ($100,000 – $249,999)

Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield BB&T – Scott & Stringfellow, Inc.Captech VenturesChesterfield County Chesterfield County Public Schools DuPont de Nemours & Company First Market Bank Henrico County Henrico County Public Schools Hunton & Williams LLP Markel Corporation Media General/Richmond Times-Dispatch Mutual Assurance Society of VirginiaNationwide Mutual Insurance CompaniesNewMarket CorporationRichmond City Government Southern States Cooperative SuperValu-Eastern Region Tredegar Corporation Universal Corporation United States Postal Service Williams Mullen

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gold contributors: ($250,000 – $499,999)

Bank of America Bon Secours Richmond Health System Defense Supply Center Richmond Federal Reserve Bank of RichmondFort LeeGenworth FinancialMWV Owens & Minor Ukrop’s Super Markets

Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation

311th Training Support Battalion, U.S. Army Reserve*

A A A Mid-AtlanticA Grace Place Adult Care CenterA J Wright Store #0164Abbott LaboratoriesACE USAAdmiral Security ServicesAdvance Auto Parts (new)AERO Integrated Solutions (new)Aetna, Inc.AgilentAgilQuestAgric/VA Agric Statistics Serv*AIPSOAir Products & Chemicals, Inc.Al-A-Mo Recovery Center, Inc.Alan Zimm Custom TailorAlbemarle CorporationAlcoa, Inc.Alfa LavalAllen Allen Allen & AllenAllied International CreditAllstate Insurance CompaniesAlpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.ALPS (new)Alstom PowerAltadis, USAAmalgamated Transit Union

Local 1220 (new)American Federation of Government

Employees Local 1992American Federation of Government

Employees Local 1178American GeneralAmerican Red Cross,

Greater Richmond ChapterAmerican Red Cross,

Southside Area ChapterAmeriprise FinancialAmerisourceBergen (new)Ampthill Rayon Workers Inc. Local 992Amurcon Corporation of Va.Anderson & Strudwick, Inc.Anthem Blue Cross and Blue ShieldAON Risk Services South Inc.Army Reserve, 99th RSC, ECS 88,

Fort Pickett*Arthritis Foundation,

Virginia Chapter (new)AT&T MobilityAtkinson, Harris, and Hart, PCAustin Brockenbrough & AssociatesAutomatic Data ProcessingAutomatic Leasing Service, Inc.B & B Printing, Inc.B.E.X. Couriers, Inc.Bakery Confectionary Tobacco

Grain Millers International Union Local 203T

Bakery Confectionary Tobacco Grain Millers International Union Local 358

Bank of AmericaBank of Southside VirginiaBaptist Theological SeminaryBarksdale Oils, Inc.Barton Real Estate Services LLCBaskervill & Son PC

Architects & EngineersBB&TBB&T Scott & StringfellowBCWHBeale Davidson Etherington

& Morris P.C.Beckman CoulterBellwood Printing Pressmen,

Assistants and Specialties Union Local 670-C

Ben Franklin Crafts & FramesBenco Dental Supply CompanyBest Buy Better Business Bureau Serving

Central VirginiaBig Brothers & Big Sisters Services, Inc.Bisger Realty Management Inc.Bituminous Insurance CompanyBJ’s Wholesale Club Blackwood Development Company, Inc.Bland’s Funeral Home (new)Bliley Funeral HomesBlueLinxBNY Mellon (new)Boar’s Head Provisions

Company, Inc. (new)Bon Secours Richmond Health SystemBowman and Brooke LLP (new)Boys & Girls Club of Metro RichmondBremner, Janus, Cook & StoneBrenco Inc - Amsted RailBridgestone / Firestone Retail &

Commercial Operations LLCBrotherhood of Maintenance of Way

of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters 598

Brown Distributing Co., Inc.Builders Supply Company of PetersburgBur Apprenticeship & Training*Bureau of ATF & E (Treasury)*Butterworth’s FurnitureCapital Interior Contractors, Inc.Capital One Financial Corp.CapTech Ventures, Inc.Cardinal HealthCARES, Inc.CargillCARITASCarpenter CompanyCarrell Rice Garrett & Van HornCarter Machinery Company, Inc.Catholic Diocese of RichmondCedar Street ChurchCedarfield Retirement CommunityCentral Virginia Labor Federation

AFL-CIO

United Way recognizes the following companies, organizations and their employees for tremendous generosity and dedication to building a stronger, healthier community.

Central Virginia Legal Aid Society, Inc.Central Virginia Partnership

on Youth (new)Central Virginia Waste Management

AuthorityCentury 21 C. F. Scott, Inc.Ceridian Employee ServicesChappell & Son, Inc.Charles City County GovernmentCharles City County Public SchoolsCherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLPChesapeake CorporationChesterfield County GovernmentChesterfield County Public SchoolsChildren’s Home of Virginia Baptist, Inc.Children’s Home Society of Virginia, Inc.Children’s Hospital Children’s Wear Digest, Inc.ChildSaversCHIP of Greater RichmondChristian & Barton, LLPChrysler CorporationCIGNA HealthcareCircle Center Adult Day ServicesCircuit Executive’s Office*Clay Home MedicalClifton Gunderson, LLCClough Harbour & Associates LLPCockrell Distribution SystemsCokesbury BookstoreColesville Nursery, Inc.Collegiate SchoolColonial Heights GovernmentColonial Heights Public SchoolsColonial HondaColony Management ServicesColorTree Inc. of VirginiaColumbia Gas of VirginiaComcast CablevisionCommerce-Richmond Dist. Office*Commonwealth Catholic Charities, Inc.Commonwealth Girl Scout Council

of Virginia, Inc.Communication Workers of America

Local 2201Communities in Schools

of Richmond (new)Community Bankers’ BankCommunity Child Care-Learning

Center (new)Con Agra Pet Products, Inc. Consolidated Farm Services Agency*Constellation EnergyCon-way IncorporatedCorporation for National and

Community Service (new)*Costco Costume ShopCountry Club of VirginiaCountry CurtainsCovenant WoodsCovington Company

Crater District Area Agency on AgingCrater Planning District CommissionCRT TanakaCSX CorporationD. 3 Details (new)Daily PlanetDavenport & Company LLCDefense Supply Center Richmond*Dell ComputerDeloitte & ToucheDelta Air Lines, Inc.Delta Oil CompanyDeluca Gelato Italian Ice CreamDept. of Housing and Urban

Development*Dept. of Labor, Office of Fed. Contr.

Compl. Prog.*Dept. of Labor, Wage & Hour Division*DHS/Fugitive Operations-ICE*Dillard’s Department Store Dinwiddie County GovernmentDinwiddie County Public SchoolsDiocese of VirginiaDistrict 19 Community Services BoardDominion Resources, Inc.Dominion Partners, L.C.Dow Chemical USADrug Enforcement Administration*Duane, Hauck & Gnapp, P.C.Dunbar, Milby, Williams, Pittman

& VaughanDuPont de Nemours & CompanyDupont Teijin FilmsDurretteBradshaw PLCE. A. Holsten, Inc.E. Alvin Small Funeral Homes

and CrematoryE. I. Hardy & Company, Inc.Eastpay, Inc.EDS Electronic Data SystemsElco Concrete Co., Inc.ElderHomes Corporation (new)Electrical & Mechanical Resources, Inc.Eli Lilly Corporation - Sales ForceEmerson Charitable Trust / Instrument

and Valve ServicesEnterprise Rent-A-CarEqual Employment Opportunity

Commission*Equifax, Inc.Erie Insurance GroupErnst & Young LLPEstes Express LinesExcellence in DentistryExhibits, Inc.FAA Airways/FCA Field Office (new)*FAA/Air Traffic Control Tower (new)*FAA/Flight Standards Dist Office*Fairfield Inn Faith & Family Advocate, LLC (new)Family LifelineFan Free Clinic, Inc.

2009 pARtneRs In gIvIng

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Fawn Industrial, LLCFederal Bureau of Investigation*Federal Correctional Complex-

Petersburg*Federal Highway Adm

(Transportation)*Federal Motor Carrier Safety

Administration (new)*Federal Protective Service (new)*Federal Reserve Bank of RichmondFedEx CorporationFedEx ExpressFedEx GroundFidelity National Title Group, Inc. (new)Filtrona RichmondFire Protection Equipment Co.First African Baptist ChurchFirst Baptist Church Endowment

Fund, Inc.First Community BankFirst Market BankFirst Shiloh Baptist ChurchFirst Union Baptist ChurchfirstSTREET, Inc.Fishel CompanyFood & Consumer (Nutrition) Service*Food & Drug Administration*Fort Lee*Foster Grandparent ProgramFranklin Federal Savings & Loan

of RichmondFriedman’s Loan Office, Inc.FRIENDS Association for Children, Inc.Fulton Bank Southern DivisionGap Foundation Gift Match ProgramGateway HyundaiGE Consumer & IndustrialGeneral Cigar Company, Inc. (new)General Services Admin*Genworth FinancialGeoffrey R. McDonald and Associates,

P.C. Attorneys at LawGeological Survey (Interior)*Georgetown EnterprisesGerdau Ameristeel CorporationGilbane Building CompanyGlave & Holmes AssociatesGlaxoSmithKlineGoochland County GovernmentGoochland County Public SchoolsGoodman & Company L.L.P. CPA’sGoodwill of Central VirginiaGottwald FoundationGrange Mutual Casualty CompanyGraybar Electric Company, Inc.Greater Richmond Chamber

of CommerceGreater Richmond Transit CompanyGreeley & HansenGregory Poole Equipment CompanyGresham Smith & PartnersGrubb & Ellis/Harrison & BatesGuardsmark SecurityH.F. Hill & Associates, Inc. (new)Hagemeyer North America (new)Haley FordHaley Pontiac, Inc.Haley Toyota Certified CenterHaley Toyota of Richmond

Hankins & Anderson, Inc.Hanover Adult CenterHanover Arc, Inc.Hanover County GovernmentHanover County Public SchoolsHanover Insurance CompaniesHarleysville Insurance CompanyHarrell & Chambliss, LLPHarris Williams & Co. (new)Harrison Lake National

Fish Hatchery (new)*HartfordHaynes Furniture CompanyHCA Health Providers Insurance AllianceHeavenly Hands (new)Henkels & McCoy, Inc. (new)Henrico County GovernmentHenrico County Public SchoolsHeritage Chevrolet, Inc.Heritage Printing (new)Herman Cantor CorporationHershey FoodsHertz Corporation -

Rent A Car DivisionHill PHOENIXHirschler FleischerHoliday Inn Express Holly Construction Inc.HomeAgainHoneywell Nylon LLC -

Chesterfield PlantHoover & Strong Inc. HSBC Finance CorporationHull Street Outlet, Inc.Humana Market Point (new)Hunter Holmes McGuire

VA Medical Center*Hunton & Williams LLPIBM CorporationIkon Office SolutionsIllinois Mutual (new)Independence Communications, Inc.ING Financial Advisors LLC (new)Ingram MicroInterbake FoodsInternal Revenue Service*International Association of Machinist

and Aerospace Workers, Lodge 10International Brotherhood of

Boilermakers Local Union 45International Brotherhood of

Electrical Workers Local 666International Brotherhood of

Electrical Workers Local 50International Brotherhood of

Teamsters Local 101International Brotherhood of

Teamsters Local 322International Brotherhood of

Teamsters Local Union 592International Paper - Richmond

Container Facility (new)International Paper - Richmond

Recycling CenterInternational Truck Sales of RichmondInvestment Management of VirginiaIrby & Papit Architects, P.C.IVNA Home Health Care

J. T. Morriss & Son, Inc.J.J. Haines & Co., Inc. (new)JCPenneyJefferson County Assisted

Housing CorporationJet Furniture Company, Inc.Jewish Community Federation

of RichmondJewish Family Services, Inc.Johnson & JohnsonJohnson Controls, Inc.Joy and Love Day Care (new)Joyner Fine PropertiesJoyner Kirkham Keel & Robertson, PCJust for Comfort ShoesKanawha Capital Management, Inc.Keiter, Stephens, Hurst, Gary & ShreavesKelleher CorporationKeller Realty, Inc. (new)Kellogg CompanyKings DominionKohl’s Korman Signs, Inc.KPMG LLPKraft FoodsKroger StoresKuehl Shepherd Kozlowski &

Associates, Inc.Laboratory CorporationLandAmerica Financial Group

FoundationLansing Building ProductsLarry Saunders & AssociatesLeadership Metro RichmondLeClairRyan, A Professional CorporationLee Hy Paving CorporationLeete Tire & Auto Center, Inc.Lexus of RichmondLiberty Mutual InsuranceLiberty Property TrustLinhart FoundationLong & Foster RealtorsLove Insurance Services, Inc.Lowe, Brockenbrough & Company Inc.Lowe’s Lozier Corporation (new)Luck Stone CorporationLutron Shading Solutions by VIMCOM&T BankMacy’s Mann, Armistead & Epperson, Ltd.ManpowerMarch Funeral ServicesMarine Corps Reserve Center*Markel CorporationMarsh USA, Inc.Marshall’s Martin AgencyMassey EnergyMassMutual/Financial Group

of Virginia (new)MBM Marketing (new)McCandlish & Holton, PCMcGraw-Hill (new)McGuireWoods LLPMeals on Wheels Serving Central

Virginia (FeedMore, Inc.)MedcoMedia General /

Richmond Times-Dispatch

Mercer Human Resource ConsultingMerck Human Health DivisionMetLife / Richmond Financial GroupMettler Toledo (new)Meyer Goergen & MarrsMicrosoft CorporationMiller Electric Company (new)Minit Mart Food StoresMitchell Wiggins & Company, LLPMondial AssistanceMonro Muffler and Brake (new)Morris & Morris AttorneysMotorola SemiconductorMotorola, Inc. (new)Mount Olive Baptist ChurchMt. Level Baptist ChurchMuseum of the ConfederacyMutual Assurance Society of VirginiaMutual of AmericaMWV NAPA - Main CounterNational Association of Letter Carriers

Old Dominion Branch 496National Park Service*Nationwide Mutual

Insurance CompaniesNatural Resources Conservation Service*New Kent County GovernmentNew Kent County Public SchoolsNew York Life Insurance Co.NewMarket CorporationNGM Insurance CompanyNordstrom Short Pump Town CenterNorfolk Southern Railway

Company Foundation Northside Electric CompanyNorthwest AirlinesNovartis CorporationnTelos WirelessOAR of RichmondODEC & VMDAECOlive Branch Baptist Church (new)Owens & MinorPAETECPaladin ToolsPark DrugsParker Pollard & Brown, P.C.ParsonsPaychex, Inc.Payless ShoesPeebles Department Store

Fairfield Commons (new)Peoples Bank of VirginiaPepsi-Cola CompanyPerformance Fibers, IncPetersburg City Public SchoolsPetersburg GovernmentPetersburg National Battlefield*Pfizer Consumer HealthcarePfizer Inc.Pitney Bowes, Inc.Pleasants Hardware, Inc.Pollard & Bagby, Inc.Powhatan County GovernmentPowhatan County Public SchoolsPricewaterhouseCoopersPrimrose Schools (new)Prince George Pharmacy (new)Principal Financial Group

2009 pARtneRs In gIvIng ConTinUeD

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Professional Emergency Care PCProgressive Adult Rehabilitation

Center, Inc.Protective Life Corp.Prudential Insurance CompanyQuin Rivers Agency for Community

Action, Inc.Qwest CommunicationsR & Y Adventures (new)Railroad Retirement Board*Randolph Macon CollegeRaycom - NBC12Raymond James Financial ServicesRBC Wealth ManagementReckitt Benckiser Pharmaceuticals

Ltd, Inc.Reco BiotechnologyReed Smith LLPRefugee & Immigration ServicesRegency CentersRegions / Morgan KeeganRegions BankRichard H. Avery Insurance

Agency, Inc. (new)Richmond Apothecaries, Inc.Richmond Behavioral Health AuthorityRichmond Building TradeRichmond Capital ManagementRichmond City GovernmentRichmond City Public SchoolsRichmond Corrugated BoxRichmond Free PressRichmond Metropolitan AuthorityRichmond Primoid, Inc.Richmond Redevelopment &

Housing AuthorityRichmond Regional Planning

District CommissionRichmond Window Corp.Roche Biomedical Laboratories Inc.Rockwell AutomationRuffin & Payne, Inc.Rural Development*RutherfoordRyan Homes (new)Ryerson Inc.S&ME, Inc.S. P. Richards Safeco Insurance CompaniesSagemark Consulting /

Lincoln Financial GroupSaint Christopher’s SchoolSalvation Army, PetersburgSalvation Army, RichmondSam’s Club Sands Anderson Marks & MillerSauer CompanySaxon Shoes, Inc.Schering-PloughSchneider ElectricSentara Home Care ServicesSentry InsuranceSheet Metal Workers Local 100SheetzSheltering ArmsSiewers Lumber & Millwork Co.Signode Service Business (new)Simmons, Rockecharlie & Prince, Inc.Simon Memorial Trust Fund

Skye Consulting (new)Slurry Pavers, Inc.Small Business Administration*Smurfit-Stone Social Security Admin.-

Area Dist. Off. (Ashland)*Social Security Admin.-

Downtown (W. Cary St.)*Social Security Admin.-Laburnum Ave.*Social Security Administration,

Petersburg*Social Security Administration,

Richmond West*Social Security Administration-

Chesterfield(Genito)*Solvay PharmaceuticalsSouth Richmond Adult

Day Care CenterSouthern Insurance Company

of VirginiaSouthern States CooperativeSouthern Tile DistributorsSouthside Child Development CenterSouthside Electric CooperativeSouthside Regional Medical CenterSouthside Tank Service, Inc.Special Service AgencySpecialized Youth Services of VA, Inc.Specter Construction CompanySpecter Properties, Inc.SSA/Office of Hearing & Appeals*St. Catherine’s SchoolSt. Stephen’s Episcopal Church (new)Staff Counsels Office, US Court of

Appeals, 4th Circuit*Staffmark (formerly Venturi

Staffing Partners)Standard Furniture CompanyStaples Mill Mini StorageState Auto Insurance Company -

Headquarters (new)State Farm Insurance Companies

Claim Service CenterStony Point Surgery Center (new)Stryker Medical/InstrumentsSummerduck FarmSunTrustSuperValu-Eastern RegionSupply Room Companies, Inc.Swedish Match North AmericaSymcor, Inc.T.J. Maxx Tabb Brockenbrough & Ragland, LLCTarget TASC RichmondTaylor & WalkerTemple-InlandThalhimer / Cushman & WakefieldThe Brink’s CompanyThe Cameron FoundationThe Center for Organizational

ExcellenceThe DumpThe Greater Richmond ARCThe Healing PlaceThe Hodges Partnership, Inc.The Martec Group (new)The New Community SchoolThe North Highland Company

The PMA Insurance GroupThe Progress-IndexThe Tax Complex, LLCThe Virginia HomeThe Visual Arts Center of RichmondThe Wills Group, Inc.Thompson, Siegel & WalmsleyTIAA/CREF (new)Trane Company Richmond

Sales DistrictTransportation Security Administration*TravelersTRD Frameworks (new)Tredegar CorporationTroutman Sanders LLPTyson Foods Holly Farms Poultry, Inc.U. S. Airways Group, Inc.U. S. Attorney’s Office*U. S. Army Reserve Center*U. S. Army Reserve, Gerow Center -

Fort Lee*U. S. BankU. S. Bankruptcy Court*U. S. Court of Appeals*U. S. Customs Ser. (Treasury) (new)*U.S.D.A., APHIS, PPQ*U.S.D.A., Aphis, VS

(Veterinary Services)*U. S. Dept of Justice, Office of

the US Trustee*U. S. District Court Clerks Office*U. S. Fish & Wildlife Serv/Law*U.S.M.C. Recruiting Station*U. S. Marshal’s Office (new)*U.S.N. Recruiting Dist Richmond*U. S. Naval Reserve Center*U. S. Postal Service*U. S. Probation Office

(& Pretrial Services)*U. S. Secret Service*UBS Financial Services, IncUDRUkrop’s Super MarketsUnion PSCEUNISYSUnited Brotherhood of Carpenters,

Millwrights Local 1402United Insurance Co. of AmericaUNOS/United Network for

Organ Sharing United Parcel ServiceUnited Way of Greater Richmond

& PetersburgUnited HealthcareUniversal CorporationUniversity of RichmondUNUM Life Insurance Co.UPS Ground Freight, Inc.Utica National Insurance GroupVamac, Inc.Vandeventer Black LLPVangent, Inc.VATEX AmericaVenture RichmondVerizonVictaulic Company of America (new)Virginia AFL-CIOVirginia Army National Guard*Virginia Bankers Association

Virginia Center for Inclusive Communities (new)

Virginia Chamber of CommerceVirginia Commonwealth BankVirginia Commonwealth CorporationVirginia Credit Union, Inc. (new)Virginia Hospital &

Healthcare AssociationVirginia Natural GasVirginia Optical CenterVirginia Supportive HousingVSC CorporationVSU - Army ROTC (new)*Vulcan Materials CompanyW F of R, Inc.W. M. Jordan CompanyWaco IncorporatedWal-Mart Warren Whitney & SherwoodWCVE 88.9 FMWells Fargo AdvisorsWells Fargo Bank Wells Fargo Bank Match ProgramWestminster-Canterbury Whitley-Service Roofing &

Sheetmetal Co.Whitman, Requardt & AssociatesWilliam Byrd Community House, Inc.William R. Smith Company T/A

Owen Printing & Dietz PressWilliams Mail Service, Inc.Williams MullenWillis HRHWitt Mares, PLCWoodfin Oil CompanyWorldcolorWRIC/Channel 8

Young Broadcasting, Inc.WTVR/News 6 Raycom MediaXcel EnergyXerox CorporationYellow Book USAYMCA of Greater RichmondYount, Hyde & Barbour, PCYWCA of RichmondZincke Memorial FundZion Baptist Church

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(new) – United Way welcomes these companiesand organizations that participated in thecampaign for the first time.

Federal agencies and installations that participated in the Central Virginia Area Combined Federal Campaign (CFC).

Care has been given to the accuracy of this list.We apologize for any errors and ask that youcall us at (804) 771-5876.

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ASSETSCash $ 5,085,039

Investments $ 2,647,892

Pledge Receivables $ 4,831,154

Leasehold Improvements and Equipment $ 310,789

Other Assets $ 331,478

Total Assets $ 13,206,352

LIABILITIESGrants and Designations Payable $ 4,331,770

Funds Held for Others $ 683,168

Other Payables and Accrued Expenses $ 296,754

Total Liabilities $ 5,311,692

NET ASSETSUnrestricted $ 5,816,226

Temporarily Restricted $ 1,078,434

Permanently Restricted $ 1,000,000

Total Net Assets $ 7,894,660

Total Liabilities and Net assets $ 13,206,352

REVENUESIndividuals $ 12,948,630

Corporations $ 2,493,158

Grants and Contributions $ 2,273,682

Other* $ 1,109,010

Transfer from Reserves** $ 765,985

Planned Giving $ 1,000,000

Total Gross Revenues $ 20,590,465

EXPENSESImpact Initiatives and Grants $ 10,155,252

Donor-Directed Gifts $ 5,574,160

Fundraising & Marketing $ 1,752,611

Management & General $ 1,385,270

Allowance for Uncollectibles $ 1,162,500

Net Investment Losses $ 560,672

Total Gross Expenses $ 20,590,465

* Other revenue includes third party administration, fees for designations, and other miscellaneous income.

** The main reason for the transfer was to stabalize funding to critical programs. United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg received an unqualified opinion on its 2008/09 financial audit. To request a copy of the audited financial statements, please call 804-771-5820 or email customerservice@yourunitedway.org

Statement of Financial Position

2008–2009 FInAncIAl stAteMents

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Impact Initiatives and Grants

Donor-Directed Gifts

Fundraising & Marketing

Management & General

Allowance for Uncollectibles

Net Unrealized Investment Losses

EXPENSES

49%

27%

8%

7%

6%

3%

Individuals

Corporations

Grants

Other*

Transfer from Reserves**

Planned Giving

REVENUES

63%12%

11%

5%

5%4%

Randy Dunbar-Amos Managing Director BB&T Capital Markets

Kevin W. Barr Executive Vice President Bon Secours HealthSource

Thomas R. Bean Vice President, Financial Management Dominion

Maggi Beckstoffer President MBM Marketing

E. Scott Blackwell Director of Human Resources Williams Mullen

Katherine E. Busser Executive Vice President Capital One

Dianne Reynolds-Cane, M.D. Medical Director Daily Planet Health Care for the Homeless

Anthony Conte Senior Vice President Wachovia Bank, A Wells Fargo Company

Donald T. Cowles Community Volunteer

Ray Daniels President Central Virginia Labor Federation

Susan A. Durnwirth President Staff Mark

Jeffrey Carr Edwards Executive Director Ernst & Young

Douglas Farley Vice President Operation Owens & Minor, Inc.

Tanya Gonzalez Manager City of Richmond Hispanic Liaison Office

Mark B. Goodwin Attorney At Law LeClairRyan

Sally G. Green First Vice President and Chief Operating Officer The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond

G. Slaughter Fitz-Hugh, III President CapTech Ventures, Inc.

Cathy W. Howard, Ph.D. Vice Provost, Division of Community Engagement Virginia Commonwealth University

Mark A. Householder, luTCF Regional Vice President - Life Brokerage Principal Financial Group

Michael l. Jones President Core Consulting

Kevin Kemp Region President Supervalu Inc. - Eastern Region

Donald D. lecky President Westminster Canterbury Richmond

Gail letts Central Virginia Regional President & CEO SunTrust Bank, Central Virginia

Robert E. MacPherson Vice President, Human Resources Media General, Inc.

Kelly Marchal Vice President, Human Resources UPS Freight

Sheila Marsh In-House Advantage

Channing Martin Partner Williams Mullen

Claiborne Mason Community Volunteer

Cheryl Reever Moore Corporate Communications Leader Genworth Financial

Amy P. nisenson Executive Director The Mary Morton Parsons Foundation

James l. Phillips Partner KPMG LLP

Florence Rhue Community Volunteer

Michael Rosser Human Resources ExecutiveBank of America

Douglas Roth Senior Vice President City Executive BB&T

Pamela J. Royal, M.D., ChairPresident Royal Dermatology & Aesthetic Skin Care, Inc.

Michael O. Royster, MD, MPH, FACPM Director of Minority Health & Public Health Policy Virginia Department of Health

Stephen Scherger, Chair-ElectPresident MWV Beverage, Media & Entertainment Folding Carton Operations Mead Westvaco Corporation

John B. Syer, Jr. Vice President, Health Services Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield

Karen M.l. Whelan, TreasurerVice President & Treasurer Universal Corporation

Michael D. Williams President, Trust Division Union First Market Bank

Sherrie Brach Chief Executive Officer

Barbara Couto Sipe Vice President Community Impact

MAnAgeMent teAM:Gail P. Harris Senior Vice President Strategic Marketing & Research

Betty Hobbs Vice President Southside Operations

laura Meloy Chief Operating Officer

Heather Turbyne-Pollard Vice President Community Impact

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We also proudly salute our community impact volunteers whose outstanding leadership is improving lives and creating lasting change for our region.

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