United Wayof Central Louisiana

60 YEARS1954-2014

Celebratingof Service

2014 ANNUAL REPORT

GET INVOLVEDThe United Way of Central Louisiana and volunteers work year round to make a positive andlasting impact in our community. Here are some ways you can get involved!

GIVEA gift to United Way of Central Louisiana remains the most effective and efficient way to help theentire community. When you make a donation, your money stays in our community to help withneeds as varied as the people who have them. This means that your generosity helps make ournine parish region a better place for all of us.

ADVOCATEYou can make a change happen with your voice. Get informed. Tell your friends. Write a letter tothe editor. United Way needs people who are passionate about making an impact in ourcommunity.

VOLUNTEERWhen you volunteer, you help people in our community. That's your neighbors, friends, familyand coworkers who depend on your help through United Way. Go online and follow the link toour volunteer center. See what volunteer skills are needed and where. Choose the volunteeropportunity that lets you make the difference you care most about.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from Dave Britt .............................................................. 2

2014 Board of Directors ............................................................... 3

2014 Community Impact Volunteers ............................................. 4

Partner Agencies & Program Investment Funding........................... 5

Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)................................................ 6

Program Investments ................................................................... 7

United Way – Reading Rocks......................................................... 9

Highlights from 2014...................................................................10

Donors: Top 25 ............................................................................11

Forest Society..............................................................................13

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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENTDAVID T. BRITT, PHDPresident/CEO

My favorite seminary professor - Louisiana native son Dr. Frank Stagg, to be exact - was fondof saying that from a spiritual standpoint, the dangerous end of a sword is the handle.

I'd like to add a footnote: when it comes to building community, the handle of a shovel is oftenthe end that does the most good.

It's not at all uncommon for the donors and volunteers who work with us and with other localagencies to get the most benefit from the work they do to help others. We want all of ourprograms to have an impact on the people who need help, and the impact is real. But thoseof you who do the helping know that you get an enormous amount out of the process, too.

The United Way of Central Louisiana started in 1954 when local donors and volunteers createda way to work together to improve lives. There were some tremendous leaders at our foundingand early years: revered names such as Robert Nash, William Culpepper, George Foote, JohnDeming, and Harry Silver to name just a few. From keeping on top of changing needs to forgingsolutions and developing the resources to put them into action, our bylaws have alwaysarticulated a genuine Cenla spirit for rolling up our sleeves and getting to work for causeslarger than ourselves.

If you're interested in volunteering but aren't sure where to start, let's talk. We can connect youwith opportunities to make a difference, whether it's something simple like reading to children,or something more complex like raising graduation rates or reducing domestic violence. Ifyou'd like to donate, you can do that, too, online, on your phone, and yes, your old-fashionedpledge or check will work just fine.

As one of our local judges told me today, there are several things that really need to happenin our community, and they all require our best brains, spirits, and resources. The United Wayof Central Louisiana is a great way to work together, he said, because "they're accountableand transparent - you know where the money's going." (Too bad that judges can't dofundraising!) We're focusing on specific projects in education, income stability, and health, aswell as demonstrating and raising the level of nonprofit excellence. Thanks for workingtogether with us to make great things happen! Since 1954, together we have changedcountless lives in Central Louisiana - on both ends of the shovel.

2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORSConnie Baker RoyOMartin

Carole Baxter RoyOMartin

Becky Barnes Rapides Regional Medical Center

Keith Breazeale Credit Bureau Services

Cole Bryant RoyOMartin

Carmen Campo Sayes Office Supply

Donna Capps Volunteers of America

John Dean CLEDA

Brooks Harris Brooks Harris Financial

Bishop Ronald Herzog Catholic Diocese of Alexandria

Wade Hoefling Cleco Corporation

Debbie Humphries Gilchrist Construction

Rabbi Harley Karz-Wagman Congregation Gemiluth Chasodim

Kay Michiels Gold, Weems, Bruser, Sues & Rundell

Malika Millican-Tatum Procter & Gamble

Alainna Mire City of Alexandria

Warren Morris Red River Bank

Lisa Norman Office of Public Health

Al Quartemont Louisiana College

Jennifer Roberts Social Security Administration

Jannease Seastrunk Red River Bank

Derick Vance Regions Bank

Katie Vanderlick YWCA

Bill Wallace Wallace Eye Surgery

Clyde Washington Rapides Parish Schools

Bernard Wesley City of Alexandria Fire Department

Randy Wiggins State Farm Insurance

“Serving on the Board of United Way Of Central Louisiana has been avery rewarding experience. United Way while supporting its memberagencies strives to set the Gold Standard for Non-profit organizationalmanagement that is so critical in an age where community resourcesare so limited and the need is so great. David Britt and his team arecommitted to a culture of excellence and are truly focused on makingan impact on the quality of life in Cenla.”

–Randy Wiggins–Board Chair 3

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2014 COMMUNITY IMPACT VOLUNTEERS

John Amos Volunteer

Laura-Ellen Ayres Rapides Parish Library

Connie Baker (Chair) RoyOMartin

Titus Belgard LSUA

Nekisha Boyd Cleco Corporation

Carmen Campo Sayes Office Supply

Mary Carroll Lester, Miller & Wells

John Dean CLEDA

Vic Dennis Volunteer

Chaquetta Johnson Volunteer

Kea Renee Martin Cleco Corporation

Alainna Mire City of Alexandria

Warren Morris Red River Bank

Lisa Norman Office of Public Health

Al Quartemont Louisiana College

Danny Rice Cleco Corporation

Jennifer Roberts Social Security Administration

Steve Rogge Volunteer

Jannease Seastrunk Red River Bank

Bill Wallace Wallace Eye Surgery

“As immediate past chair of the community impact volunteers, I canattest that the process used to review funding requests speaks volumesto the UWCL’s commitment to respect donors’ dollars. The team spendscountless hours reviewing financials and outcomes for each agencyseeking funding. Due to the number of outstanding UWCL memberagencies, each year, we face tough decisions on funding. I admire thededication of each member and will continue to serve as a volunteer.You will have the greatest appreciation for your donated dollars if youvolunteer with us. Thanks to all the members and the United Way boardmembers that continue to serve with other community impactvolunteers. Thanks for your continued support.”

–Connie Baker, RoyOMartin–Community Impact Chair

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UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL LOUISIANAPARTNER AGENCIES & PROGRAM INVESTMENT

FUNDING DURING 2014

Agency Program Allocation United Way CFC TotalName Amount Net Designations Designations

Successful ChildrenBoy Scouts - LA Purchase Council Boy Scouting $ 25,000 $ 21,762.15 $ 1,171.17 $ 47,933.32Girl Scouts of LA, Pines to the Gulf Girl Scouting 15,000 15,149.64 388.03 30,537.67Hope House of Central Louisiana Children’s Services 10,500 10,500.00

Children’sRapides Children Advocacy Center, Inc. Advocacy Center 46,600 324.51 46,924.51Rapides Children Advocacy Center, Inc. CASA 10,000 21,200.57 31,200.57Volunteers of America Parents as Teachers 28,000 28,000.00YWCA of Alexandria-Pineville, Inc. Youth Development 68,000 25,069.60 298.26 93,367.86

Strong FamiliesAvoyelles Society for the Dev. Disabled Day Habilitation 10,000 2,280.39 1,038.37 13,318.76Reading Education for Adult Development Goals for Growth 12,700 854.85 496.43 14,051.28Volunteers of America Partners in Literacy 25,700 25,700.00Volunteers of America New Beginnings 30,000 10,017.40 40,017.40Volunteers of America Supportive Housing 12,000 12,000.00

Crisis ResolutionAmerican Red Cross of Central Louisiana Emergency Services 61,400 2,392.05 2,501.54 66,293.59

Domestic ViolenceFaith House Crisis Intervention 25,000 2,124.49 27,124.49Family Justice Center Domestic Violence 70,215.60 70,215.60

Emergency ShelterHope House of Central Louisiana for Women 2,000 2,000.00Hope House of Central Louisiana Transitional Housing 60,000 30,429.78 5,780.54 96,210.32Manna House Noon Meals Program 10,000 791.70 10,791.70

Emergency Services,Salvation Army Day Shelter 105,100 32,892.70 137,992.70Salvation Army Women’s Shelter 10,000 10,000.00The Wellspring Alliance Domestic Violence 5,000 1,868.86 6,868.86

Totals to Member Agencies: $572,000 $233,380.94 $15,667.69 $821,048.63

Total to Other Agencies & United Ways: $ 15,996.72 $ 15,996.72

2014 Total Distribution of Funds: $572,000 $249,377.66 $15,667.69 $837,045.35

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2014 FORT POLK - CENTRAL LOUISIANA

Combined Federal CampaignTrent Nelson, 2014 Chairman

U. S. Postal Service

Current CFC Campaigns3 Campaigns

# 0371 Fort Polk — Central Louisiana CFCAcadia, Allen, Avoyelles, Beauregard, Caldwell, Calcasieu, Cameron,Catahoula, Concordia, East Carroll, Evangeline, Franklin, Grant, Iberia,Jackson, Jefferson Davis, Lafayette, LaSalle, Lincoln, Madison, Morehouse,Ouachita, Rapides, Richland, St. Landry, St. Martin, Tensas, Union, Vermillion,Vernon, West Carroll, and Winn Parishes, Fort Polk (North and South)

# 0372 Greater New Orleans AreaAscension, Assumption, East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, Iberville, Jefferson,Lafourche, Livingston, Orleans, Plaquemines, Point Coupee, St. Bernard, St.Charles, St. Helena, St. James, St. John the Baptist, St. Mary, St. Tammany,Tangipahoa, Terrebonne, Washington, West Baton Rouge, and West FelicianaParishes

# 0373 Northwest LouisianaBossier, Bienville, Claiborne, Desoto, Red River, Caddo, Natchitoches,Webster, and Sabine Parishes

Army Corps of Engineers (Lafayette) $ 1,370.00Attorney’s Office (Lafayette) $ 520.00BOP, Federal Correctional Complex, Oakdale $ 8,222.10BOP, Federal Correctional Complex, Pollock $ 5,419.04Bureau of Safety & Environmental Enforcement $ 180.00Camp Beauregard $ 8,611.98DHS/ICE (Oakdale) $ 5,252.00DHS/ICE/HSI (Lafayette) $ 160.00Department of Defense (Lake Charles) $ 260.00District Court (Lafayette) $ 2,413.10District Court - Probation Office (Lafayette) $ 390.00Fish & Wildlife Services (Lafayette) $ 2,887.98Internal Revenue Service (Lafayette) $ 3,618.00Internal Revenue Service (Monroe) $ 3,909.60JRTC & Fort Polk $158,411.76National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration $ 999.96National Park Service (Lafayette) $ 1,222.00National Wetlands (Lafayette) $ 5,203.12SSA, Office of Disability Adjudication & Review $ 17,055.77Social Security Administration (Alexandria) $ 1,933.00

Social Security Administration (Lafayette) $ 10,308.66Social Security Administration (Lake Charles) $ 2,423.00Social Security Administration (Monroe/Ruston) $ 10,622.68Social Security Administration (New Iberia) $ 3,381.00Social Security Administration (Opelousas) $ 2,962.00US Coast Guard $ 876.00US Postal Service (713-714) $ 9,648.18US Postal Service (Acadiana Parish) $ 11,243.12US Postal Service (Alexandria) $ 9,095.92US Postal Service (Lake Charles) $ 1,300.00US Postal Service (Leesville) $ 940.94US Postal Service (Monroe) $ 4,250.00USDA Farm Service Agency $ 2,834.00USDA Forest Service $ 14,335.18USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service $ 7,112.54USDA Rural Development (Alexandria) $ 6,170.00USDA Rural Development (Lafayette) $ 2,232.00USDA Rural Development (Monroe) $ 1,000.14VA Medical Center $ 69,991.88Total 2014 CFC Campaign $398,766.65

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PROGRAM INVESTMENTSIn 2014, United Way of Central Louisiana shifted its focus to three new impact areas for our 2015program investments: Education, Income Stability and Health. We believe everyone deservesopportunities to have a good life; and that means a quality education that leads to a stable job,enough income to support a family through retirement and good health. These three impactareas are each vital components for a good quality of life.

The 2014 program investments represented our last year of focus on the three building blocksthat have characterized our thinking for several years: Successful Children, Strong Families andCrisis Resolution. Our goal is to create lasting change while working to prevent problems fromhappening. We invite everyone to be a part of the change! Together, united, we can createopportunities and inspire hope for a better tomorrow.

Boy Scouts, Louisiana Purchase Council– Boy Scouting

Girl Scouts of Louisiana, Pines to the Gulf– Girl Scouting

Hope House– Children’s Services

Rapides Children’s Advocacy Center– Children’s Advocacy Center– CASA

Volunteers of America– Parents as Teachers

YWCA of Alexandria-Pineville– Youth Development

SUCCESSFUL CHILDREN

United Way volunteer, Dorrell Wenninger, and TierneyVanderlick listening to storytelling during Reading onthe Red.

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“As a partner agency,we rely on thecollaborative efforts ofmany to ensure ourchildren’s safe future.The support of UnitedWay of Central Louisiana

and your donations, provide our communitiesopportunities to help eradicate child abuse andneglect. Together we can, United we will!”

–Wade Bond, Executive Director–Rapides Children’s Advocacy Center

STRONG FAMILIESAvoyelles Society for Developmentally Disabled

– Day Habilitation

Reading Education for Adult Development– Goals for Growth

Volunteers of America– Supportive Housing– Partners in Literacy– New Beginnings

CRISIS RESOLUTIONAmerican Red Cross of Central Louisiana

– Emergency Services

Faith House– Domestic Violence Crisis Intervention

Hope House– Transitional Housing– Women’s Emergency Shelter

Manna House– Noon Meals Program

Salvation Army– Emergency Services, Day Shelter– Homeless Prevention

The Wellspring Alliance– Domestic Violence

United Way volunteers, Katie Larry and Teresa Rax,helping client during Free Tax Preparation.

In 2014, United Way of Central Louisiana launched a book program, Reading Rocks, to givebooks back to children in our community. We started collecting new or gently used children’sbooks for ages 10 and under. We are thrilled to have hosted three events in 2014 to distributethe collected books back into the community. We are looking forward to expanding thisprogram and adding other United Way programs to increase the impact we are making incentral Louisiana.

UNITED WAY – READING ROCKS

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HIGHLIGHTS FROM 201414th Annual Wild Cook-Off grossed over $10,000, the most we have ever raised!

Free Tax Prep helped 60 people file tax returns with an average Federal Tax Refund of$2,060–money back in our community. Total refunded is approximately $123,000 backinto Cenla.

Day of Action, a day of service in central Louisiana, mobilized over 50 volunteers tothree partner agencies to complete projects at Hope House, Volunteers of America andManna House.

Held three book events in 2014: Reading on the Red, Season’s Readings and Wild AboutReading. Over 700 children have received books from our Reading Rocks program.

Three agencies became certified from our Agency Excellence Certification program: TheFood Bank of Central Louisiana, Volunteers of America and YWCA of Alexandria-Pineville.Certification required thorough documentation of policies and programs.

In 2014, we funded three new agencies: Manna House, Faith House and The WellspringAlliance.

For the fifth year, we coordinated volunteer projects for over 300 incoming freshmen atLouisiana College.

Formed a Family Justice Center Board to provide services to victims of domestic violencein central Louisiana.

United Way board member, Carmen Campo, and AbbyFlynn at the 14 th Annual United Way Wild Cook-Off.

Jane Wright receiving Agency Excellence Awardfrom Dave Britt for Food Bank of Central Louisiana.

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DONORSTOP 25 CORPORATE GIFTS

RoyOMartin $ 172,500.00Cleco Corporation $ 53,897.65Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company $ 36,359.00Rapides Regional Medical Center $ 35,000.00Red River Bank $ 10,000.00Capital One Bank $ 10,000.00Gold, Weems, Bruser, Sues & Rundell $ 6,000.00Wallace Eye Associates $ 5,276.00Meyer, Meyer, LaCroix & Hixson, LLC $ 4,287.20Atmos Energy Louisiana $ 3,478.00Acadian Ambulance Service $ 3,428.86Enterprise Rent-A-Car $ 3,031.50Chandler Corporation $ 3,000.00First Federal Bank of Louisiana $ 2,500.00UTLX Manufacturing, LLC $ 2,500.00International Paper Company $ 2,437.44Cargill Animal Nutrition $ 2,420.22Adams Pest Control $ 2,000.00Payne, Moore & Herrington $ 2,000.00Rotary Club of Alexandria $ 2,000.00J. C. Penney Co., Inc. #0654-4 $ 1,800.00United Parcel Service $ 1,728.43Wal-Mart (Alexandria) #539 $ 1,605.00Texas Gas Transmission $ 1,556.90KnightMasden, APAC $ 1,400.00Baker Manufacturing Company $ 1,248.00

NEW CORPORATE GIFTS

Battery WarehouseCargill Animal NutritionConocoPhillips CompanyWoodland Presbyterian Church – Women

NEW EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGNS

Cargill Animal NutritionCompassionate Care HospiceFaith HouseGoodwill Industries of North Louisiana, Inc.Jacobs Engineering Group, Inc.Lagniappe HomeCare

FOUNDATIONS

Alexandria Business FoundationCoughlin-Saunders FoundationHarvest Fund (Community Foundation)Huie-Dellmon TrustLouisiana Bar FoundationLouisiana Children’s Trust FundThe Rapides Foundation

TOP 25 EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGNS

Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company $ 168,546.31Cleco Corporation $ 85,026.59RoyOMartin $ 81,612.40Rapides Regional Medical Center $ 34,533.36Diamond B/Bossier Group $ 30,797.00Acadian Ambulance Service $ 21,157.64Turner Industries $ 17,841.58Red River Bank $ 17,578.92LSU-Alexandria $ 10,957.36GE Energy Flow & Process Technologies $ 10,912.93Rapides Parish Schools $ 10,452.00United Way of Central Louisiana $ 9,492.54Meyer, Meyer, LaCroix & Hixson, LLC $ 8,986.40United Parcel Service $ 8,561.72The Rapides Foundation $ 7,320.00Gilchrist Construction Company $ 6,448.00Enterprise Rent-A-Car $ 6,063.00AT&T Louisiana $ 5,387.57Wallace Eye Associates $ 5,276.00City of Alexandria $ 5,155.12Rapides Children’s Advocacy Center $ 4,337.88Payne, Moore & Herrington $ 4,145.69KnightMasden, APAC $ 4,110.00International Paper Company $ 4,062.40Pan American Engineers $ 3,500.00

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TOP 25 CORPORATE PER CAPITA

Atmos Energy Louisiana $ 285.74Chandler Corporation $ 200.00RoyOMartin $ 158.11Wallace Eye Associates $ 142.59KnightMasden, APAC $ 140.00Spengler-Stewart Agency, Inc. $ 137.50Enterprise Rent-A-Car $ 131.80Texas Gas Transmission $ 119.76Adams Pest Control $ 117.65Payne, Moore & Herrington $ 117.65Meyer, Meyer, LaCroix & Hixson, LLC $ 97.44Gold, Weems, Bruser, Sues & Rundell $ 92.31Cargill Animal Nutrition $ 86.44Ashe Broussard Weinzettle Architects $ 83.33First Federal Bank of Louisiana $ 80.65Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company $ 61.11Red River Bank $ 49.02Barron, Heinberg & Brocato $ 48.00Cleco Corporation $ 44.69Rapides Regional Medical Center $ 21.88Acadian Ambulance Service $ 19.87United Parcel Service $ 18.19J. C. Penney Co., Inc. #0654-4 $ 18.18Pan American Engineers $ 15.38Baker Manufacturing Company $ 14.34

TOP 25 EMPLOYEE PER CAPITA

United Way of Central Louisiana $ 2,373.14Pathway Advisors, LLC $ 540.00Oestriecher & Company $ 420.00KnightMasden, APAC $ 411.00Rapides Children’s Advocacy Center $ 309.85Lester, Miller & Wells, CPAs $ 309.09Atmos Energy Louisiana $ 285.74Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company $ 283.27Enterprise Rent-A-Car $ 263.61The Rapides Foundation $ 244.00Payne, Moore & Herrington $ 243.86Meyer, Meyer, LaCroix & Hixson, LLC $ 204.24Louisiana Forestry Association $ 190.67Boy Scouts, LA Purchase Council $ 169.92BancorpSouth $ 160.81Wallace Eye Associates $ 142.59Acadian Ambulance Service $ 120.90Texas Gas Transmission $ 119.76Diamond B/Bossier Group $ 118.45Chandler Corporation $ 110.00Volunteers of America $ 110.00Avoyelles Society/Dev. Disabled $ 103.82Faith House $ 91.00United Parcel Service $ 90.12Cargill Animal Nutrition $ 86.45

25% INCREASE IN CORPORATE GIVING

Cenla Sports Inc.Enterprise Rent-A-CarHuie-Dellmon TrustLouisiana Children’s Trust FundRobin Ewing Pool Supplies

25% INCREASE IN EMPLOYEE GIVING

Avoyelles Society for the Developmentally DisabledDiamond B/Bossier GroupEnterprise Rent-A-CarGE Energy Flow & Process TechnologiesLester, Miller & Wells, CPAsLouisiana CollegeO’Reilly Auto PartsPan American EngineersSpengler-Stewart Agency, Inc.United Parcel ServiceUnited Way of Central Louisiana

FOREST SOCIETY

ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY - GIFTS OF $10,000 OR MORELee & Carole Baxter RoyOMartinMichael & Noelle Crowell Crowell Lumber IndustriesDr. & Mrs. Michael DoleMr. & Mrs. Ellis Martin (In Memoriam) RoyOMartinMr. & Mrs. Jonathan Martin RoyOMartinMr. & Mrs. Norman K. Martin RoyOMartinMr. & Mrs. Roy O. Martin III RoyOMartinGregory & Jennylee Nesbitt Cleco Corporation (Retired)Cliff & Jennifer Roberts Recovery Management & Logistics/SSA, ODARMrs. Bertie Deming Smith John W. & Bertie Murphy Deming Foundation

CYPRESS - GIFTS OF $5,000 - $9,999John & Mary Carroll Wellspring Advisor Group/

Lester, Miller & Wells, CPAsThe Hon. Ross Foote & The Hon. Elizabeth FooteJeanette Lessels VA Medical CenterKathleen Molinar SSA/Office of Disability Adjudication & Review

RED OAK - GIFTS OF $2,500 - $4,999David Ball GE EnergyMr. & Mrs. Scott O. Brame Cleco Corporation (Retired)David & Viola Britt United Way of Central LA/CHRISTUS HospiceStephen Clarke USDA Forest ServiceDennis Crosby US Postal Service - AlexandriaFrances B. DavisThomas J. Elder USDA Forest ServiceWilliam G. Fontenot Cleco CorporationR. Elaine DeLoach & Steven Graalmann SSA/Office of Disability Adjudication & ReviewWade A. Hoefling Cleco CorporationDr. & Mrs. John B. MaxwellJudy Price Miller Cleco CorporationDr. & Mrs. Robert C. MorrisonTara Parr Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyScott & Heather Poole RoyOMartin/

Central LA Technical Community CollegeSara L. SimmondsYasmine Smith Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyJim & Mary TerrillEdwin O. & Barbara F. Ware

PINE - GIFTS OF $1,500 - $2,499Mr. & Mrs. Frank K. Chandler, Jr. Chandler CorporationJohnathan Robert Cleghorn Cleco CorporationGregory A. Coco Cleco CorporationMr. & Mrs. Richard L. Crowell, Jr.Lawrence Eboka Cleco CorporationLida Eichenauer Camp BeauregardBrooks & Nicole Harris Brooks Harris Wealth ManagementClarence Hawkins USDA Rural DevelopmentDr. & Mrs. R. D. Jackson, Jr.Gilda Jefferson VA Medical CenterAlan E. Kent Pathway Advisors 13

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Patricia M. LaCour The Rapides FoundationJohn T. Lane Acadian Ambulance ServiceJames K. Lass Cleco CorporationHank Lessen Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyGlenda Mahoney VA Medical CenterK. Martin & Ann Masden KnightMasden APAC/Catholic DioceseEdward Medrick GE EnergyGerald Mitten Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyButch Morrison Adams Pest ControlKatherine L. Negrotto Cleco CorporationKathleen Nolen The Rapides FoundationKurt Oestriecher Oestriecher & CompanyDarren John Olagues Cleco CorporationDarrell Parks Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyMark D. Pearce Cleco CorporationRay & Diane Peters RoyOMartinJennifer Roberts SSA/Office of Disability Adjudication & ReviewMr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Rosier The Rapides FoundationCharles Sargent Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyTom & Lori Scott Atmos EnergyTerry Secrest RoyOMartinMarty A. Smith Cleco CorporationTawatha Stevenson Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyBrian Sullivan USDA Forest ServiceTerry Lynn Taylor Cleco CorporationDr. Robert B. Wallace III Wallace Eye AssociatesWilliam Wallace Wallace Eye Associates

MAGNOLIA - GIFTS OF $1,000 - $1,499Lou & Pat AertkerSuellyn Allen Social Security Administration - LafayetteJeremy J. Barrios Turner IndustriesRobert R. Bash RetiredTitus Belgard LSU-AlexandriaBrendolyn Benjamin Social Security Administration - MonroeDeirdra Boley Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyChristopher Bond United Parcel ServiceBryant A. Bordelon Federal Correctional Complex - PollockStephen J. Brandow VA Medical CenterKelly R. Brown RoyOMartinBrian Brunson US Postal Service - Lake CharlesJohn Buford US Postal Service - (713-714)Anthony L. Bunting Cleco CorporationSarina Burhans Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyDaryll L. Campbell Turner IndustriesKevelin Capers Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyDemetrius Carpenter Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyChristopher Cary Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyMr. & Mrs. Blake Chatelain Red River BankJames Ellis Clement Cleco CorporationSally Cockerham Coughlin-Saunders FoundationDeberoah Collins USDA Forest ServiceBrent Croom Cleco CorporationMr. & Mrs. Edward L. Crump, Jr. Red River BankAndrew Cutrer Red River BankMarcus A. Daigrepont Turner IndustriesDr. & Mrs. Wesley W. Davis Red River CardiologyJustin Ducote Turner Industries

Joseph Dupuis VA Medical CenterJennifer Eccles Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyJames Evans Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyPatricia Ferguson Social Security Administration - LafayetteKaren Franklin Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyChristy FredericW. Paul Fuselier Acadian Ambulance ServiceSteven G. Gauthier Cleco CorporationDavid Gilchrist Gilchrist Construction CompanyWilliam Gintz Diamond B/Bossier GroupAndrew Green Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyJanee Green Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyTrevor Gunn Diamond B/Bossier GroupElizabeth Cole Hamblen Cleco CorporationMr. & Mrs. Tom HardinGwen Harrison-Layssard Social Security Administration - OpelousasJoy Nalty HodgesVeronica Hornsby USDA Rural DevelopmentDr. G. Daniel Howard LSU-AlexandriaBarry Hudson Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyRobert Hughes Meyer, Meyer, LaCroix & HixsonMike & Debbie Humphries LA Army National Guard/

Gilchrist Construction CompanyKenneth R. Jackson Turner IndustriesMark Johnson United Parcel ServiceLafe & Evelyn Jones Alexandria Eye & Laser/Red River BankMichael Wayne Joseph Cleco CorporationSanyika Keyes Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyJean LaJoie Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyFrances T. Laprarie Cleco CorporationBrandy Lenon Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyMichael Lewis VA Medical CenterTywhanika Logan VA Medical CenterCorey Lombard Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyAzalia Lomeli Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyTheresa Louviere VA Medical CenterJoseph W. Marks Turner IndustriesHenry & Marie MassonMrs. William S. (Anna) Maynard Coughlin-Saunders FoundationChristina Cole McDowell Cleco CorporationAdrian McKinney Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyCurtis P. Meaux RoyOMartinJohn Melancon Cleco CorporationNorma Aida Mendoza Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyThomas R. Miller Cleco CorporationMalika Millican-Tatum Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyDarryl & Natalie Monroe RoyOMartinKristi Moore Cleco CorporationWillie Morgan Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyAnthony Murray Diamond B/Bossier GroupTara Norman Social Security Administration - LafayetteDeji Oduwole Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyMr. & Mrs. William B. OwensStacey Peterson Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyJeffrey S. Pogue Acadian Ambulance ServicePaul R. Porche Turner IndustriesRobert Pulaski Cleco CorporationEthel Queen Rapides Children’s Advocacy Center

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James M. Rachal RoyOMartinMatthew Reaves DHS/ICEIngrid Reichardt US Postal Service - AlexandriaLaura Rosier VA Medical CenterLawrence Rozas NOAA - LafayetteLarry Russ Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyCharlene Ruwwe Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyAlice Samprati US Postal Service - AlexandriaJeremy A. Sampsill Turner IndustriesNeil C. Sayer Diamond B/Bossier GroupRonald & Wanda SchenkDavid Shipman USDA Forest ServiceAnn Silver Red River BankHarry SilverJudge & Mrs. John F. SimonBilly Smith Federal Correctional Complex - OakdaleBobbie H. Smith Social Security Administration - MonroeOsei Staten Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyClarence Stiles VA Medical CenterRicki Tate VA Medical CenterRobert Taylor ACA CorporationJohn Theriot II KnightMasden APACMr. & Mrs. C. A. “Buck” Vandersteen Louisiana Forestry AssociationMr. & Mrs. E. S. Voelker, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Wayne Watkins MacArthur Surgical Clinic/

CHRISTUS St. Frances Cabrini HospitalDennis W. Westgate Cleco CorporationDonna M. White Social Security Administration - MonroeLeonard Wilson VA Medical CenterMalcolm L. Wilson ExxonMobilCaroline K. WinterCarla Boothe Works Cleco CorporationLarry Wright Procter & Gamble Manufacturing CompanyCade Young RoyOMartin

STAFFDAVID T. BRITT

President & CEO

DEBBIE DOVEDirector of Operations &

Combined Federal Campaign (CFC)

ABBY FLYNNDirector of Campaign & Marketing

SHARON GREINERDirector of Community Investment

DESIREE LAVALLEYCFC Manager 16

FINANCIALS

United Way of Central LouisianaStatement of Financial Position, 12/31/2014

Based on Auditor’s Report of Payne, Moore & Herrington, LLP for 2014

TemporarilyAssets Unrestricted Restricted Total

Current assetsCash & reserves $ 708,073 $ 115,401 $ 823,474Pledges receivable 588,571 - 588,571Other receivables 93,729 - 93,729Other assets 2,637 - 2,637

Investments / Endowment 129,086 - 129,086Furniture & Equipment 3,017 - 3,017

Total Assets $ 1,525,113 $ 115,401 $ 1,640,514

Liabilities and EquityCurrent Liabilities 15,929 - 15,929Deposits held on behalf of others 695 - 695

Total Current Liabilities 16,624 - 16,624

Net AssetsUnrestricted - undesignated 730,017 730,017Unrestricted - designated 778,472 778,472Temporarily restricted - 115,401 115,401

Total Net Assets 1,508,489 115,401 1,623,890

Total Liabilities & Net Assets $ 1,525,113 $ 115,401 $ 1,640,514

The complete 2014 audit was approved by the UWCL Board of Directors on March 25, 2015 and may beviewed on our website: www.uwcl.org.

Where The Money Went in 2014

Successful ChildrenStrong FamiliesCrisis ResolutionDomestic ViolenceIn Kind DonationsCommunity ServicesManagement & GeneralFundraisingDepreciation, other

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GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER. LIVE UNITED.

MIS

SION To link people and

resources for a strongercommunity in centralLouisiana.