2013-14 Community Impact Report

Ou r m i s s i on :Pro vi d e l e a d er s h ip t o c h an g e l ives t o g et h er a n d l i ft t h e c ommun ity .

Table of Contents Page 2 A Message From United Way’s Board Chair

Page 3-4 Strategic Priority Areas

Page 5 Martin Volunteers

Page 6 CHARACTER COUNTS!

Page 7 United Way of Martin County Tocqueville Society

Page 8 United Way of Martin County Foundation

Page 9-12 Keel Club

Page 13 Sponsors and In-Kind Contributors

Page 14 Champions of the Community

Page 15 Allocations and Designations

Page 16 Financial Information

Page 17-18 Volunteer Leadership and Staff

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A Message From United Way’s Board Chair G iving of yourself just feels good!Having been involved with United Way for more than a decade, it’s a tremendous honor to serve as this year’s Board Chair and share with you the great news contained within this year’s Impact Report.

You’ll see lots of compelling, positive information:

While these are certainly milestones to be celebrated, our vision for our community is so bold thatwe’ll need all of you – our donors, volunteers, advocates and community partners – to continueyour passionate support and generous investment in our work.

Through numerous community conversations and strategic brainstorming sessions that have takenplace during the last two years, United Way has distilled some big ideas down to six priority areasthat help us articulate our aspirations for our community.

If you’re reading this report, you already have a relationship with the United Way and are devoted tolifting our community. On behalf of all of us who strive to lighten the burden of others, I thank youfor your devotion, compassion and generous spirit.

If you asked what else you could do it would be this: share this year’s Impact Report with others,describe our six priority areas so people can be easily inspired, and remind them that while takingon these challenges may not be easy, they are worth pursuing.

Stacy RanieriBoard Chair,United Way of Martin County

When you th ink of United Way, we hope you’ ll remember these goals and

our vision for our future :

Stacy Ranieri

MOSTFUNDSEVER RAISED

IN THE ANNUALCAMPAIGN

12.85%LOWEST FUNDRAISING AND ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS IN 15 YEARS

MOSTFUNDS$2 MILLION

EVER INFUSEDINTO MARTIN

COUNTY PROGRAMS

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Ending HungerNo one goes to bed hungry

Strengthening FamiliesSustaining a communityof successful families

Good HealthImproving overall healthfor everyone

Improving EducationEveryone has the opportunity to succeed

Job OpportunitiesEveryone has the opportunity to reach their full potential

Ensure SafetyEveryone is safeand secure

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Strategic Priority Areas Simple Priorities. Lofty Goa ls. Lasting Solutions.

EndingHunger

Good Health

StrengtheningFamilies

13.9%OF OUR POPULATION IS FOOD INSECURE

DOWN FROM 15.9% TWO YEARS AGO

FOOD INSECURE

20,430PEOPLE

DON’T KNOW

WHERE THEIR

NEXT MEALIS COMING FROM

NEXT MEAL

MORE THAN 40% OF

MARTIN COUNTY STUDENTS QUALIFY FOR THE

FREE / REDUCED LUNCH PROGRAM

BASED ON THEIR FAMILY HOUSEHOLD INCOME

FREE / REDUCED LUNCH PROGRAM

21.8%OF MARTIN COUNTY CHILDREN UNDER AGE 18

ARE LIVING BELOW THE POVERTY LEVELLIVING BELOW THE POVERTY LEVEL

28.2%OF MARTIN COUNTY FIRST GRADE

STUDENTS ARE OVERWEIGHT OR OBESEOVERWEIGHT OR OBESE

27.2%OF MARTIN COUNTY MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL

STUDENTS REPORTED USING ALCOHOL

IN THE PAST 30 DAYS

DOWN FROM 43.7% IN 2000

USING ALCOHOL

Ending Hunger Goals by 2018 Reduce the percentage of Martin County residents who are food insecure Move Martin County residents from situations of poverty to self-sufficiency

How We’ll End Hunger Alleviate hunger through the distribution of nutritious food Expand individual case management services to increase economic self-sufficiency

Strengthening Families Goals by 2018 Increase family involvement in their children’s lives Decrease risk factors and increase protective factors

associated with healthy, stable and resilient families

How We’ll Strengthen Families Create a partnership between CHARACTER COUNTS!

and the Positive Behavior Support Program Every Day is Family Day, a community awareness

campaign promoting the importance ofeating family meals together

Improving Health Goals by 2018 Reduce obesity through healthy eating and

increased physical activity Improve body mass index for

Martin County residents Lower the cases of diabetes for

Martin County residents Maintain or improve county rank in

health outcomes and health factors

How We’ll Improve Health Introduce 5210 Let’s Go, a community-wide awareness and obesity prevention campaign

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ImprovingEducation

EnsuringSafety

Job Opportunities

59%OF MARTIN COUNTY THIRD GRADE STUDENTS

ARE CONSIDERED PROFICIENT IN READING

DOWN FROM 66%PROFICIENT IN READING

26.6%OF MARTIN COUNTY MOTHERS

WITH NEWBORN BABIES

DID NOT HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATIONDID NOT HAVE A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATIONTHE RATE OF CHILD ABUSE / NEGLECT

IN MARTIN COUNTY IS

8.1%PER 1,000 YOUTH

UP FROM 6.33% IN 2005-06

BUT ONE OF LOWEST RATES IN STATE

THE RATE OF CHILD ABUSE / NEGLECT

BUT THE

AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE

IS LESS THAN

$800 A WEEK

AVERAGE WEEKLY WAGE

IN MARTIN COUNTY, THE

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HAS DROPPED

BELOW 7%DOWN FROM 10.8% in 2011

UNEMPLOYMENT RATE HAS DROPPED

TOTAL REPORTED CASES OF

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

IN MARTIN COUNTY IS

400PER 100,000 POPULATION

HOWEVER, THE FULL EXTENT OF

THE PROBLEM IS UNDER-REPORTED

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Education Goals by 2018 Martin County children are ready for school Martin County children are reading on track by the end of third grade Martin County has the best high school graduation rate in Florida

How We’ll Improve Education United Way has already invested $25,000 in a Summer Slide Prevention Learning Program in June of 2014 to help improve reading proficiency in 422 low-performing students Join the campaign for Grade-Level Reading network Complete an action plan that will mobilize the entire community’s support

Ensuring Safety Goals by 2018 No incidents of child abuse in Martin County No incidents of domestic abuse in Martin County Martin County will outperform the state rate of change in the total crime rate

How We’ll Help Ensure Safety Be Safe Martin, a community prevention and awareness campaign focusing on child abuse and neglect, domestic violence, suicide, bullying, accidental deaths and disaster preparation

Job Goals by 2018 Improve employment rates for youth, ages 18 to 25, veterans and adults with disabilities Increase access to transportation for Martin County residents seeking employment

How We’ll Increase Employment Transportation for anyone who wants to work and/or has other special needs

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Martin VolunteersIncreasing the collective impact o f volunteerism in our community.

Disaster Preparedness 19

Education (mentoring) 1,782

Emergency Clothing 1,332

Environmental Awareness 3,732

Food Security 29,066

Management Consulting 71

Public Safety 5,795

Tutoring 2,935

Volunteer Management 1,237

Veteran Employment 30

Other 1,713

653REGISTERED RSVP

VOLUNTEERS

47,711HOURS COMPLETED IN RSVP

GRANT IMPACT AREAS

1,341TOTAL VOLUNTEERS(INCLUDING RSVP)

120,638HOURS COMPLETED IN

UNITED WAY’S PRIORITY AREAS

13,728TOYS DISTRIBUTED

(265 BIKES) 20,340

POUNDS OF FOOD DISTRIBUTED

2,479CHILDREN SERVED(1,096 FAMILIES)

2013 White Doves Holiday Project Results

Martin Veterans: Connecting veterans with job opportunities in Martin County

609 JOB SEEKERS ATTENDED TWO JOB FAIRS (116 VETERANS) 30% VETERANS FOUND

EMPLOYMENT

35,131 Hunger

3,066 Families

30,651 Health

8,457 Education

2,177 Jobs

12,470 Safety

Executive Service Corps of the Treasure Coast

ESC/TC is a group of senior consultants who offer their consulting services to Treasure Coast nonprofits.

In 2013-14, ESC/TC completed three assignments, is continuing to work on five projects, and is in the development stages on three more. Since 2008, services have been offered to more than 30 nonprofit organizations.

Consultations include: board development; human resource management; business, strategic and marketing plans; financial analysis and more. ESC/TC has created several tools to assist nonprofits to determine their needs.

All activities of the ESC/TC are confidential, and thus organizations that have been helped cannot be publicized in this report.

RSVP volunteers make an impact

The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is open to anyone 55 years o f age or older. RSVP volunteers focus their efforts in one or more o f the RSVP impact areas listed above.

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CHARACTER COUNTS! “Talent is a g i ft, but character is a choice.” - John Maxwell

2013-14 Joe Kordick Youth Character Award Winners

Joe Kordick Youth Character Awards

Each year, high school senior and middle school students are recognized for displaying an enduring commitment to good character and the Six Pillarsof Character. In 2013-14, the following high schoolseniors were recognized and each received $1,000:

Garrett AlburyBeatriz AmbrocioAlexandra DiazMitchell JaskelaZach KennyAustin McDonald

Casey MooreErin MorrisDaniella RossiAustin SandsJake SteinbergJade White

2013-14 middle school recepients included:

Ian ChenowethSamantha EstrellaCaroline GlynnChloe JansonFelix MacedonioTyler MeltonKirsten NagelShannon Norton

Diana Perez-MorenoAndrew PotawskyAlex RaoNoah ReillyKeiarra SlackChristina TompkinsGabriela Villamonte

Employee Pillar of Character Award Recipients

Daphanie Bailes, Martin County Fire RescueDeborah Banks, Warfield Elementary SchoolBaret Barry, Martin County Board of County CommissionersJill Borowicz, SafeSpaceCindy LaConte, Stuart Martin County Chamber of CommerceKim Lucas, Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin CountyPete Morello, The UPS Store, Stuart and Hobe SoundEmmanuel Philogene, House of Hope

CHARACTER COUNTS! Mini-Grants

Since 2007, CHARACTER COUNTS! has awarded more than $73,000 to Martin County School District and United Way affiliated agency staff to implement 118 character-based projects, impacting the lives of more than 35,000 individuals in Martin County. In 2013-14, a total of $10,000 in mini-grants was awarded to:

Allison Boyar, Dr. David L. Anderson Middle SchoolSarah Roti and David Vaina, Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin CountyLana Barros and Shawna Hixon, Citrus Grove Elementary SchoolJohn Stiles, Clark Advanced Learning CenterKristina Jackson, Crystal Lake Elementary SchoolJennifer Ford, Drug Abuse Treatment AssociationDavid Cardno, Father & Child Resource CenterKathy Derringer, Helping People SucceedMichelle McCree, Hobe Sound Elementary SchoolAlli Newman, Hope Rural SchoolWilliam Sapienza, JD Parker School of Science, Math & TechnologyJennifer Borowicz, SafeSpaceHeather DeSimpelaere, SeaWind Elementary SchoolStacey Ayers and Sara Barner, Stuart Middle SchoolJeff Shearer, Tykes & TeensJennifer Goddard and Lisa Knapp, Warfield Elementary School

Kindergarten T-Shirt Project

Introducing them to this school and community-based program, more than 1,200 T-shirts were distributed to kindergarten students.

Business of Character Award

In 2013-14, Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith was awarded the third annual Business of Character Award. Southeastern Printing and the Law Office of Crary Buchanan were also recognized as finalists for this award.

Holly Laiben, Gary Lesser and Jim Vojcsik

CHARACTER COUNTS!Student of the Week Recipients

Bria AndersonJenna BolsKiki BoykinJack ByersMark CarteeTyler ChreitzbergNataly DeleonMitchell DesmaraisMia FerrariCale FitzwaterOlivia GallagosKatie GarofaloJason GonzalezNoah MarderTodd Martson

Francisco MateoMadelynn MeekinsCaitlin MeyerDominic PiermatteoJoshua RobertsSkye RobertsWilmer SantizoShelby SextonElla SmithMelanie TorneseAngelina VaccaroIsabella VaccaroTracy VitalAngela WangJade White

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United Way of Martin County Tocqueville Society United Way of Martin County’s Tocqueville Society provides the passion, expertise, and inspirational leadership that enables United Way to drive real change. In 2013-14, Tocqueville Society members contributed more than $850,000 in Martin County, and more than $530 million nationwide.

The annual Tocqueville Society membership recognition reception took place at the Loblolly CountryClub in Hobe Sound. The evening was co-hosted by Susan & John Sullivan and Maralyn & MikeReilly, and graciously underwritten by Wilmington Trust. Mariner Sands resident Judith Mott alongwith the memory of her late husband, Lambert, were honored with the Alexis de TocquevilleOutstanding Philanthropy Award for their longtime support of United Way.

Tocqueville Society MembershipOrdre d ’Egalite$50,000 - $74,999Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Croce LSusan R. & John W. SullivanAnn & Joe TempleMrs. Barbara Briggs Trimble L

Ordre de Liberte$25,000 - $49,999Paul & Jan CollierLindy Donigan & Deane MacMillanDaniel P. & Grace I. Tully FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert Weissman L

Patrons de la Societe$15,000-$24,999Mr. & Mrs. Alan FinegoldMr. & Mrs. Thomas Hudson, Jr.The Kordick Family Trust LMr. & Mrs. H.W. Lichtenberger LDennis & Linda LongstreetMorgridge Family FoundationMrs. Lambert H. MottMaralyn & Michael K. Reilly LJohn & Charlene Roberts

Membres de la Societe$10,000 - $14,999Mr. Frederic M. Ayres, III, The Dolphin Bar & Shrimp HouseHank & Joanne BarnetteRobert & Patricia Bauman Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. S. Prestley BlakeMargaret Wyeth Bradley LFrank M. Byers, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. William ConnerJosphine Covelli & Albert M. Covelli FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert CrandallMr. & Mrs. William CrandallMr. & Mrs. Rodney D. Day, IIILee & Gaby ElseyMike & Linda Evans Harold & Melanie FennerMr. & Mrs. William C. FergusonMr. & Mrs. Richard GentheMr. & Mrs. Warren HayfordPer & Astrid HeidenreichMary & Robert J. HigginsMr. & Mrs. William K. HowensteinMrs. Mim L. HuffamKen & Cindy JohnsFred & Betty KopfFrances Langford Foundation LMr. & Mrs. John LoewenbergThe Patricia & Douglas Perry FoundationArmando PimentelMr. & Mrs. John PrattMr. & Mrs. Charles A. RuibalThomas & Linda SchaeferPeter & Alison SmallMrs. Shirley SontheimerMr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Stewart LMr. & Mrs. Mark ViciniMr. & Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, IIIJames & Magalen Webert Carol Webb & Don WemlingerRichard & Barbara YoungRichard & Nancy Zappala

Six members wish to remain anonymous L Tocqueville Legacy Circle (planned gifts/contributions of $200,000 or more)

Kate Andrews, John & Susan Sullivan, Debi Owens, Maralyn & Mike Reilly and Nancy Perry

Nancy Perry, Debi Owens, Judith Mott and Barbara Trimble Doug & Patty Stewart and Carol & Bob Weissman

Linda & Mike Evans and Gerry & Charlie Ruibal Alan & Liz Finegold

Evelyn & Rod DayPaul CollierMary & Bob Higgins

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United Way of Martin County Foundation

Legacy Society

The Legacy Society is comprised of individuals who have made a commitment to the Foundation through bequests, trusts or naming United Way of Martin County as a beneficiary of an IRA, pension plan, life insurance or charitable gift annuity. Legacy Friends have given the Foundation gifts of $1,000 or more.

Kathryn and L.J. Aubrecht EstateMitchell Benedict TrustPrestley & Helen BlakeMargaret “Meg” Bradley LKathy & Rusty BrinkDebra & Robert CarttarLeo & Dolores ClancyMr. & Mrs. William ClarkMr. & Mrs. William Crandall

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Croce LLaVerne J. Donaldson EstateDrs. Salvatore & Edith DonohueKatherine Dunscombe EstateMr. & Mrs. Bruce FarrenMaxwell Friedlander EstateGinny & Richard GentheMr. & Mrs. George H. GrimmKenneth Hyde Estate

Joseph A. Kordick EstateThe Kordick Family Trust LFrances Langford Foundation LMr. & Mrs. H.W. Lichtenberger LAlan S. Lincoln EstateEverett Miller EstateGordon K. Miller EstateWilliam & Thelma Miller TrustMaralyn & Michael K. Reilly L

Anonymous LHarry Rosen EstatePriscilla & Charles SawickiIn memory of Dick SchwinkendorfChuck & Rachel ScottMr. & Mrs. Douglass M. Stewart LEdward Tatarczuk EstateBarbara & Morgan TaylorPete Thompson

In memory of Daniel Todzia, Jr. Mrs. Edward C. Trimble LMr. & Mrs. Gene VanCurenDonna & James VojcsikJill Webb-ForbesMr. & Mrs. Robert Weissman LWilliam & Martha WhittemoreDr. Sara Wilcox PhDDick & Barbara Young

L Tocqueville Legacy Circle for planned gifts/contributions of $200,000 or more

Foundation Campaign Update

CONTRIBUTIONS OF CASH, PLEDGES AND LEGACY GIFTS

$4.5MILLION

Weissman & Croce, pledge $1 Million each

Bob Weissman and Bob Croce, have joined forces as co-chairs of the Foundation endowment campaign.

“The program needs of our community have grown over the years at a greater level than the annual United Way appeal has been able to support.” Weissman says. “Our gifts, along with others who have contributed, will help build the Founda-tion endowment fund and we could eliminate this shortfall on a perpetual basis.”

“One solution to ensuring that future community needs are funded is for donors to endow gifts,” Croce says. “Endowed gifts provide help in perpetuity and have a profound impact forever on helping people in the community.”

Foundation honors Pres & Helen Blake

The Foundation honored Prestley and Helen Blake with the 2014 Frances Langford Humanitarian Award. The Blake’s scope of philanthropic interest has supported a wide variety of issues in Martin County and their amazing legacy will long be enjoyed and appreciated for generations to come.

Thomas “Todd” H. Thurlow III assumes Presidency

Ted Brown passes the torch to Todd Thurlow as the new Foundation president. Brown will continue to serve as vice president.

“I am confident in Todd’s ability to lead us in our continuing efforts to further the mission of the Founda-tion,” says Brown.

“I want to thank my predecessors for successfully guiding the Foundation and look forward to carrying the momentum,” Thurlow said. “I am honored to work with a board of exceptional leaders who are dedicated to meeting the future needs of our community.”

Keith Dolin, Helen & Prestley Blake, Ted Brown and Larry Crary

Thomas H. Thurlow III and Ted Brown

Schedule of Activities

Year ended June 30, 2014Support and revenues Annual Campaign $ 984,184 Special Events 28,450 Investment income 223,917 Total support and revenues 1,236,551Expenses Community program services 266,500Supporting services Campaign and marketing 94,021 Total expenses 360,521

Change in net assets 876,030Net Assets - July 1, 2013 2,251,259Net Assets - June 30, 2014 $3,127,289

2013-14 KEEL CLUB - COMMUNITY CAMPAIGNSailfish PointTocqueville SocietyRobert & Patricia Bauman Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. S. Prestley BlakeJosphine Covelli & Albert M. Covelli FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert W. CroceMike & Linda EvansKen & Cindy JohnsDennis & Linda LongstreetMorgride Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. James F. OrrMr. & Mrs. Charles A. RuibalTom & Linda SchaeferMrs. Shirley SontheimerAnn & Joe TempleMr. & Mrs. Charles R. Walgreen, IIICarol Webb & Don WemlingerJames & Magalen WebertRichard & Nancy Zappala

Vice AdmiralMr. & Mrs. Gary Parlin

CommodoreMr. & Mrs. Robert S. Jones

CaptainMr. & Mrs. Leet E. DentonMr. & Mrs. Roy T. Peraino

CommanderMr. & Mrs. John AdamiakMr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Callahan

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne D. FreihoferMr. & Mrs. William D. HardinMr. & Mrs. John O. IrvineJohn & Tracy KelleherMr. & Mrs. Frank MetzgerMr. & Mrs. John Reardon

LoblollyTocqueville SocietyHank & Joanne BarnetteMr. & Mrs. Rodney D. Day IIIMr. & Mrs. Warren HayfordPer & Astrid HeidenreichMrs. William K. HowensteinMaralyn & Michael K. ReillyPeter & Alison SmallSusan R. & John W. Sullivan

Vice AdmiralMr. & Mrs. James FarleyMr. & Mrs. Frederick S. HammerMr. & Mrs. John PigottMr. & Mrs. James QuinnMr. & Mrs. Nicholas V. Scheele

CommodoreMr. & Mrs. Peter T. BuchananMr. & Mrs. George H. GrimmMr. & Mrs. Michael M. HayesMr. & Mrs. W. Craig McClelland

CaptainMs. Janet H. MerritttMr. & Mrs. Southwood J. MorcottCarol W. Schroeder

CommanderMr. & Mrs. Wayne D. BobergMr. & Mrs. William B. ConnerMr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Finn, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James T. FlynnMr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Frelinghuysen, Jr.Mr. & Mrs.Raymond V. GilmartinRoger & Tish HamblinMr. & Mrs. William HilkertMr. & Mrs. John D. MabieMr. & Mrs. James F. Malone, IIIMr. & Mrs. Barry W. MawnMr. & Mrs. Donald H. McCreeMr. & Mrs. Carrol A. Muccia, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John J. PeacockMr. & Mrs. Jack D. RehmMr. & Mrs. Gerald R. RocheTed & Peggy SmithThe Toolan Family Charitable FundMr. & Mrs. Ralph B. Vogel

Harbour RidgeTocqueville SocietyAnonymousMr. & Mrs. William CrandallHarold & Melanie FennerMr. & Mrs. H.W. LichtenbergerMr. & Mrs. John LoewenbergThe Patricia & Douglas Perry FoundationMr. & Mrs. Douglass M. StewartMr. & Mrs. Robert WeissmanRichard & Barbara Young

Vice AdmiralMr. & Mrs. Michael CarrMr. & Mrs. Timothy C. Powers

CommodoreDr. & Mrs. Richard BrennerMr. Harry Wells

CaptainMr. & Mrs. Bruce BedfordMr. & Mrs. Peter BehrMr. & Mrs. Leo ClancyMr. & Mrs. Delbert Conner

Mr. & Mrs. John GrimmerMr. & Mrs. Charles LaForge

CommanderMr. & Mrs. William B. AndersonMs. Lydia BarnesMr. & Mrs. Francis BaxterMr. Philip BeekmanMr. & Mrs. Walter BellMr. & Mrs. James BerndMr. & Mrs. Richard J. BoyleMr. & Mrs. Robert BraceMr. & Mrs. Ralph C. BrownMr. & Mrs. Richard BurkeMr. & Mrs. Robert ByssheMr. & Mrs. Daniel ChabotMr. & Mrs. Ray ComptonMs. Adelaide CoyMr. & Mrs. Robert DrisnerMr. & Mrs. Charles EppingerMr. & Mrs. Howard FoleyMr. & Mrs. Lester Frankenthal IIIDr. & Mrs. Roger J. HardingMs. Patricia A. JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Steven JohnsonMr. & Mrs. Theodore KettererMrs. Mac LaForceMr. & Mrs. Phillip J. LatreilleMs. Joan McGowanMr. & Mrs. H. Todd Morris

Mr. & Mrs. John MorrisMr. & Mrs. James MorrisseyMr. & Mrs. William R. O`ConnorMr. & Mrs. Arthur P. O`Hara Jr.Mr. In-Suk OhMr. & Mrs. John OlsonMr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. PageMr. & Mrs. James PiersonMr. & Mrs. Donald R. PletcherMr. & Mrs. George Prince Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Eugene C. RainisMr. & Mrs. William RandallMr. & Mrs. Thomas SallMrs. Margaret SanbornMr. & Mrs. William L. VallettMr. & Mrs. James WeirMr. & Mrs. A. Keith Willard

Mariner SandsTocqueville SocietyPaul & Jan CollierMrs. Lambert H. MottMrs. Barbara Briggs Trimble

Vice AdmiralMr. & Mrs. Robert Keller Mr. George G. Zipf

CommodoreAnonymous

Top 10 Community Campaigns

1. Sailfish Point $269,8202. Loblolly 140,2643. Harbour Ridge 129,667*

4. Mariner Sands 123,5205. Jupiter Island 68,1506. Sewall’s Point 56,5897. Willoughby Golf Club 60,2758. Monarch Country Club 50,9839. Sandhill Cove 47,74510. Jupiter Hills 41,883

*Total Campaign: $129,667 to UWMC, $99,692 to UWSLC

Keel Club Giving Levels

Alexis de Tocqueville: $10,000 or moreAdmiral: $7,500 to $9,999Vice Admiral: $5,000 to $7,499

Commodore: $2,500 to $4,999Captain: $1,800 to $2,499Commander: $1,000 to $1,799

While every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any errors or omissions. Some Leadership Members who contributed through payroll deduction or gave their gifts through a corporate entity or foundation might not be listed as United Way does not receive a complete record of these names. Please advise us of any corrections so we can recognize you next year.

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CommanderMrs. Sally S. ClemenceMr. & Mrs. Barrett L. JonesMr. & Mrs. John C. ReaganMrs. Jean H. White

Jupiter IslandTocqueville SocietyAnonymousDaniel P. & Grace I. Tully Foundation

Vice AdmiralLawrence Sanders Foundation

CommodoreMarshall & Jamee Field Family Fund

CommanderMr. & Mrs. Philip AllenMrs. Rita H. DolanMr. & Mrs. Francis HatchJansing-Cook FoundationMorton Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Daniel H. RidderMr. & Mrs. Stephen Timbers

Sewall’s PointTocqueville SocietyLindy Donigan & Deane MacMillanMr. & Mrs. Alan FinegoldMr. & Mrs. Mark Vicini

Vice AdmiralDr. Anis Akrawi & Ms. Carol Gesser

CommanderMr. & Mrs. James FosterMr. & Mrs. William MorrisonMr. & Mrs. Robert RimerMr. & Mrs. Clarence M. TylerRoseann Wolcott

Willoughby Golf ClubTocqueville SocietyAnonymousMr. & Mrs. John J. Roberts

Vice AdmiralMr. & Mrs. Richard A. BaylesMr. & Mrs. Robert J. Merrick

CommodoreMrs. Margaret D. Carpenter

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Crays

CaptainMr. & Mrs. R. David Butler

CommanderMr. & Mrs. Gary E. JayMr. & Mrs. Henry LoganMr. & Mrs. Allan S. MostoffGary R. PriceMr. & Mrs. Ross WeaverMr. & Mrs. Stanton Weissenborn

Monarch Country ClubTocqueville SocietyMargaret Wyeth BradleyThe Kordick Family TrustCommodoreMr. & Mrs. Rusty BrinkMr. & Mrs. John P. Sebold

CommanderMr. & Mrs. Richard E. BrickerMr. Harry S. EvertMs. Maureen J. KrosinMr. & Mrs. Mike Tenzyk

Sandhill CoveTocqueville SocietyMr. & Mrs. Richard E. GentheMr. & Mrs. John T. Pratt

Vice AdmiralMr. & Mrs. Gordon Belshaw

CommodoreMr. & Mrs. James B. Henderson

CommanderShirley W. BradleyMr. & Mrs. David J. CraigMr. & Mrs. Eugene J. FlanaganMrs. Joan FoxwellMr. & Mrs. D. J. HarperMrs. Mary J. HeimannMr. & Mrs. E. Grant HesserMrs. Helen L. HuffMr. Fredrick G. LauderMs. Camilla R. LeyserMr. Eugene G. SchulzGeorge & Betsy Stewart

Jupiter HillsTocqueville SocietyMr. & Mrs. William C. FergusonMary & Robert K. HigginsMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Hudson, Jr.

CommanderMrs. Joan BrengelMr. Stafford R. GellatlyMr. & Mrs. George C. KaiserJohn C. Koss

Mariner CayCaptainDavid & Yancey Hillegas

CommanderAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Richard W. Sands

Piper’s Landing

Tocqueville SocietyMr. & Mrs. Robert Crandall

CommodoreFranklin Cole and Judith Nightingale

CaptainMr. Peery Lewis

CommanderMrs. Frances B. AndreMr. & Mrs. Alonzo B. Kight

Stuart Yacht & Country ClubTocqueville SocietyMrs. Mim L. Huffam

CommanderMr. & Mrs. Robert L. BurtonMr. & Mrs. Charles Mike FerrerMr. & Mrs. William C. Roney

Martin County ResidentialTocqueville SocietyAnonymousMr. Frederic M. Ayres III, The Dolphin Bar & Shrimp HouseFrank M. Byers, Jr.Lee & Gaby Elsey

Frances Langford FoundationAnonymousFred & Betty KopfAnonymous

Vice AdmiralMr. Paul Campbell & Ms. Kathryn Jehle

CommodoreTom & Polly CampenniMr. & Mrs. Ed DavisonMr. & Mrs. Gene VanCurenMr. & Mrs. William WhittemoreCaptainDr. Sara Wilcox, Ph D

CommanderMr. & Mrs. John P. CavalMr. & Mrs. Larry F. Cusick

Tony CutshallDr. Richard A. DubeKen DukeMr. & Mrs. Bruce FarrenMr. & Mrs. Frederick M. FritzMr. & Mrs. Stephen FryMr. William HellerMr. Leo J. HusseyMrs. Mary K. HutchisonMr. Roger D. JesseJudi LaurenceGary Schoeff-GrothRobert L. Slater

Bob Croce and Dennis Longstreet accept the CommunityChampions Award on behalf of Sailfish Point.

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2013-14 KEEL CLUB - EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGNPublix Super MarketsVice AdmiralCorona & Cedric BrownRuss & Darcy Reaver

CommondoreLillian & Don CookDebra HickeyChuck & Laurie White

CaptainAndre & Lola DiGiuseppiStephen LopezTom & Rachel Padrick

CommanderMaribel & Andres Aguirre Jr.Mr. Michael AlbaneseKeith AllegraJames AndreacchioChristine BagnatiDanny & Daniel BarberDoreen Beausoleil & Larry BrowMr. & Mrs. Rich BenkovichThe Blease FamilyRichard BossoAbriam BrownMr. Greg ButlerFrank CaffreyCathy Cario & FamilyJulio & Lilloris CarneySarah CookeVincent CornellDiana Cutler

Erin D’AndreaHans Van DerlipDaniel & Michelle DuaneAnonymousMelissa Van DuyneMs. Stephanie FosterMr. Gareth GedamkeMr. & Mrs. Ralphe GibbonsGeoffrey Allen GoldsburyRick D. GrinnanMs. Colleen HawesWilliam HesseMr. Jeremiah HubbardWayne P. Hunter IIArthur Jackson JrRobert KimbroughAdam KinlochCaity KinlochRussell LaineMelissa LarockMichael LeeJane ManganaroJennifer McCulloughCarol McKinnonJohn McKnightDiane L. MichaelAnonymousMs. Kathy OvertonMark PalmerCathy & Gene PfeifferMatthew ReaverMeredith RishkoJill Roller

Michelle RommelWilliam A. RoussawRyan SaltThe Stehly FamilyShannon StockhammerAdam StoneMichael StrasserMark TeasleyJim TurcotteDenise UyedaLaura WatkinsNkosi WilliamsAndrea WisdomCarol A. WissingerBen Zetrenne

FPL - A Subsidiary ofNextEra EnergyTocquevilleArmando Pimentel

Vice AdmiralJames A. KeenerBill Yeager

CommodoreMr. & Mrs. Henry BarthDavid M. ClearyWalter GwinnKaren HammondSusan MeliansMike C. OneilBruce & Celeste Somers

CaptainAmy S. AlburyWilliam AlburyMary FarrDaniel & Deborah S. MayersBrian Tobin

CommanderErin I. ArbabhaJuan & Eliana ArmasCharles ArringtonThomas BeckBruce & Nikki Beisler

Mr. & Mrs. Nick BlountTimothy L. BosworthJohn G. BradyThomas F. BroadAllen BrownCarine BullockKaren CameneMr. & Mrs. J. F. CartwrightMichael CashmanJeanne CatronRobert ChristmanVincent CornellLoretta CranmerMr. & Mrs. Brian K. DunnStacy FosterDominick FucaLisa FucaRamiro GarciaBrian GedrichAnonymousRita GwinnGarth HendersonDavid HerlongRichard A. HeviaRonald HixJohn Hochheimer

Jack & Deborah HoffmanFred E. HuberMr. & Mrs. Robert HughesMr. Edward JantzDelbert JayneMichael L. JordanMr. & Mrs. Eric S. KatzmanMr. & Mrs. Chuck KivlinBruce KullmanMr. & Mrs. John A. LessinDiane LiggioJo P. MagennisMr. & Mrs. Walter D. MeadKrishan K. MohindrooRex E. Noble JrRichard F. OrthenW. L. ParksClifford PellFred PollackMatthew RaffenbergMr. & Mrs. Steve ReuwerAllen SchriverCrystal StilesHeather C. StubblefieldAndrew M. TerezakisMatthew Tetrault

Top 15 Corporate and Employee Campaigns

1. Publix Super Markets $466,3262. FPL - A Subsidiary of NextEra Energy 405,2623. Seacoast National Bank 67,3054. Wells Fargo 55,0495. Martin Health System 46,7156. Martin County School District 24,5747. Raymond James Associates, Saelzer & Atlas 21,8688. UPS 21,7849. Bank of America 17,40410. Pratt & Whitney 13,75411. AT&T 13,42212. United Way of Martin County 12,35613. Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County 10,77414. Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers 10,06915. Martin County Board of County Commissioners 9,719

Keel Club Giving Levels

Alexis de Tocqueville: $10,000 or moreAdmiral: $7,500 to $9,999Vice Admiral: $5,000 to $7,499

Commodore: $2,500 to $4,999Captain: $1,800 to $2,499Commander: $1,000 to $1,799

While every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any errors or omissions. Some Leadership Members who contributed through payroll deduction or gave their gifts through a corporate entity or foundation might not be listed as United Way does not receive a complete record of these names. Please advise us of any corrections so we can recognize you next year.

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Eugene UngarJim & Karen VoorheesRobert Webber JrDouglas WhitwellStan & Diane WislaJoseph WojtisekRichard Young

Seacoast National BankCommodoreMr. & Mrs. Dennis S. Hudson III

CaptainWilliam & Barbara HahlMr. David Houdeshell

CommanderMs. Winthrop AcostaKathleen M. Cavicchioli

Wells FargoCommodoreAnoymousDennis A. BirdsallMr. & Mrs. Ted Brown

Martin Health SystemCommanderChuck & Charlotte Cleaver

Martin County School DistrictCommanderMs. D. J. Tubb

Raymond James & Associates,Saelzer & AtlasVice AdmiralJeff AtlasGerald Saelzer

CommodorePeter Silcox

UPSCommodoreMr. Brian Martland

Bank of AmericaCommanderAlex & Sharon Mason

Pratt & WhitneyCommanderJames & Susan Denny Micki A. MarshallMichael & Susan OsterbergMr. David L. Sulger

United Way of Martin CountyCommodoreJames & Donna Vojcsik

CaptainJeff & Lucy Corley

CommanderStephen & Wendie BerardiCarol L. HodnettMike & Holly LaibenMark & Nancy PerryAnonymous

Boys & Girls Clubs ofMartin CountyCaptainAnne McCormick

CommanderMrs. Magda L. Vicens

Martin County Board ofCounty CommissionersCommanderMr. Joseph FerraraMr. & Mrs. Kevin Kryzda

Aerojet RocketdyneCommanderGeorge Prueger

Alzheimers Community CareCommanderMary Barnes

City of StuartCommanderKris M. Johnson

Duke Energy CorporationCommanderMichael Delowery

Gertrude Walden ChildCare CenterCommanderJimmy & Thelma Washington

Gillman & Shapiro, PACommanderJeffry & Jo Gillman

Harris BankCommanderMr. & Mrs. Mark Davis

Helping People SucceedCommanderSuzy Hutcheson

Humane Society of theTreasure CoastCommanderMs. Claudia S. Cobble

KWD Golf, Inc.CommanderKen Duke

Bank of America, Merrill LynchCommanderDavid Lum

PCL Civil ContractorsCommanderWilliam Mitchell

PNC BankCommanderTodd Austhof

RV Johnson InsuranceCommanderRudy Johnson

Martin County Supervisorof Elections OfficeCaptainVicki Davis

TD BankCommanderJonathan Craig Robinson

UPS delivers campaign increase!

20%PERCENT INCREASE!

$21,7842013-14 CAMPAIGN

$17,9452012-13 CAMPAIGN

Success! Publix Super Market’s record-breaking campaign

1,070EMPLOYEESPARTICIPATED

$466,326MOST MONEY EVER RAISEDDURING CORPORATE CAMPAIGN

LEADERSHIP

DONORS73

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2013-14 Sponsors and In-Kind ContributorsThe following contributed at least $500 or made an in-kind contribution of at least $500 to the Alexis de Tocqueville Society, CHARACTER COUNTS!, Martin Volunteers, United Way Campaign and/or United Way Foundation:

Providing Hope ($10,000 to $14,999)

Publix Super Markets

Trusted Partner ($5,000 to $9,999)

Lesser, Lesser, Landy & SmithMartin County Board of County CommissionersMonarch Country ClubSailfish Splash Waterpark

Sharing Success ($2,500 to $4,999)

101.3 FM The CoastEnjoyment BookFrances Langford FoundationWayne & Marti Huizenga

Lively OrthodonticsOhana Surf ShopThe Stuart News/TCPalm.comU.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth ManagementWells Fargo Private BankWilmington Trust

Compassion ($1,000 to $2,499)

Ampersand Shirt ShackBonefish GrillMeg BradleyFrank M. Byers, Jr.Dolores & Leo ClancyFlorida Power & Light

Kinane PrintingPhyllis Kordick Martin Health SystemMaralyn & Michael ReillySeacoast National BankTobacco Free Partnershp of Martin CountyRobert & Carol WeissmanDick & Barbara Young

Valued Friend ($500 to $999)

Ampersand GraphicsAnchor Financial Services, Robert J. Thomas, CPABusiness Development Board of Martin CountyRon & Carlotta CauleyAnn & Joseph Day

The Firefly GroupFirst Citizens BankFlorida Community BankKeiser University College of GolfKramer, Sopko & LevensteinMcCarthy, Summers, Bobko, Wood, Norman, Bass & Melby, PAPalm City Presbyterian ChurchPNC BankProctor, Crook, Crowder & FogalRoegiers, Goldin, Chappel, Nall & AssociatesSandhill CoveSeaWorld / Aquatica OrlandoThurlow, Thurlow & Giachino, PAVisiting Nurse Association of FloridaYMCA of the Treasure Coast

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2013-14 Champions of the Community

United Way would like to thank our partner agencies, corporate and community contributors,and all of our volunteer friends for supporting our mission throughout the year!

Kim Waser, Hilary Mckeich, Rick Grinnin,Thomas Campenni, Crystal Stiles, Carrie Gates,

Amy Albury, Susan Denny and Gigi Suntum

Ademil Castrillo and Amy Albury Thom Padrick, Todd Blease, Carrie Gates, StephenLopez, Lillian Cook, Rick Grinnan, Hans Van Derlip,

Cathy Cairo, John McKnight and Amy Albury.

Nick Blount, Joe Brennan, Brad Williams, Jim Albury, Kelly Floyd, Crystal Stiles, Ron Bartnick and Amy Albury

Gigi Suntum and Jim VojscikKathleen Stacey, Amy Moyerand Carol Hodnett

Erin Dilla, Antonio “Coach” Silvestre, Alli Newman, Sister Mary Dooley, and Holly Laiben

Kathleen Stacey, Betty Mulliganand Carol Hodnett

Crystal Stiles andAmy Albury

Carla McMahon, Rachel Terlizziand Amy Albury

Eddie Schmidt, Kathleen Stacey,Ozzie Medeiros and Carol Hodnett

Wendie Berardi, Amy Alburyand Lucy Corley

Crystal Stiles and Jim Vojscik Kathleen Stacey, Antonia Lozanoand Carol Hodnett

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2013-14 Allocations and Designations

Program and Agency Funding

211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast $30,000 $ - $30,000Alzheimer’s Community Care 68,600 1,472 70,072American Red Cross - Martin County 35,000 8,232 43,232ARC of Martin County 35,000 8,413 43,413ARC of Martin County/HPS Collaborative 18,000 - 18,000Big Brothers Big Sisters 32,300 4,820 37,120Boy Scouts of America - Gulfstream Council - 570 570Boys & Girls Club of Martin County 50,000 17,035 67,035Boys & Girls Club of Martin County (Summer Slide) 25,000 - 25,000Caring Children/Clothing Children 21,000 5,672 26,672CASTLE 33,445 390 33,835Catholic Charities 15,650 3,160 18,810CHARACTER COUNTS! 49,404 36,242 85,646Children’s Emergency Resources 23,000 7,262 30,262Children’s Home Society 20,064 1,936 22,000Coalition for Independent Living - 100 100Council on Aging Martin County 14,830 11,223 26,053CROS Ministries 3,700 - 3,700D.A.T.A. 19,050 - 19,050Deaf and Hard of Hearing 10,000 234 10,234ELC of Indian River/Martin/St. Lucie - 500 500Epilepsy Foundation of South FL 4,225 552 4,777Father & Child Resource Center 35,000 260 35,260

Florida Arts & Dance Company $ 3,500 $ - $ 3,500Gertrude Walden Child Care Center 70,530 19,768 90,298Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida 5,000 500 5,500Habitat for Humanity of Martin County 9,000 1,682 10,682Helping People Succeed 34,200 4,176 38,376Hibiscus Children’s Center 9,500 6,868 16,368Hobe Sound Early Learning Center 14,895 242 15,137Hope Rural School 21,000 16,120 37,120Hospices of the Treasure Coast 8,000 9,284 17,284House of Hope 88,500 6,904 95,404Humane Society of the Treasure Coast 5,000 11,579 16,579Martin County Healthy Start Coalition 34,308 760 35,068Martin Volunteers 84,715 59,555 144,270Project Lift 10,000 78 10,078SafeSpace 50,000 1,839 51,839Shared Services Network 5,000 - 5,000The Salvation Army 25,900 14,404 40,304Treasure Coast Food Bank 40,000 2,930 42,930Tykes & Teens 10,000 1,251 11,251United Way of Martin County Foundation - 11,221 11,221Volunteers in Medicine - 1,315 1,315Whole Child Connection 15,000 1,398 16,398YMCA of the Treasure Coast 23,970 100 24,070

Community Initiatives & United Way Programs Ending Hunger Strengthening Families Good Health Improving Education Job Opportunities Ensure Safety

ALLOCATIONSDONOR

DESIGNATIONSTOTAL

INVESTMENT

$266,500UNITED WAY

FOUNDATION $2,173,671TOTAL COMMUNITY

INVESTMENT$1,101,286COMMUNITY

IMPACT FUND

$805,885DONOR

DESIGNATIONS

ALLOCATIONSDONOR

DESIGNATIONSTOTAL

INVESTMENT

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For the first time in the 42 year history of United Way of Martin County, distributions to agencies from the annual campaign and United Way Foundation combined exceeded $2 million dollars. Reaching this milestone is the result of good stewardship practices by United Way Board members and staff in raising additional revenue, keeping overhead costs low and investing all available resources in changing lives together and lifting the community.

Financial InformationUnited Way of Martin County, Inc. Schedule of ActivitiesSupport and revenues Public support Campaign results Annual campaign $ 2,553,527 2,532,138 Less: Amounts Raised on behalf of others (706,396) (670,043) Less: Provision for uncollected pledge losses (100,000) (100,000) Net campaign revenues 1,747,131 1,762,095 Special events 62,817 92,972 Total public support 1,809,948 1,855,067

Revenue and grants from governmental agencies Grant - Retired and Senior Volunteer Service 166,344 91,344

Revenues and support from other agencies Grants from other agencies 18,130 15,800

Other revenues Investment income 2,101 1,411 In-Kind goods and services 21,164 Other income 10,900 4,969 Administrative fees on amounts raised on behalf of others 3,471 3,808 Total other revenues 37,636 10,188 Total support and revenues 2,032,058 1,972,399

Expenses Program services Community program services 1,642,017 1,530,637

Supporting services Management and general 138,323 120,752 Campaign and marketing 286,454 316,338 Total supporting services 424,777 437,090

Total expenses 2,066,794 1,967,727

Change in net assets (34,736) 4,672

Net Assets - July 1, 2013 552,220 547,548

Net Assets - June 30, 2014 $ 517,484 552,220

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June 30, 2014 June 30, 2013

2014-15 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP AND STAFFUnited Way of Martin County Board of DirectorsChair: Stacy Ranieri, The Firefly GroupCampaign Chair: Crystal Stiles, Florida Power & LightCommunity Impact Chair: Kimberly Perron, Decorating Den InteriorsStrategic Planning Chair: Taryn Kryzda, CPM, Martin County Board of County CommissionersTreasurer: Lynn Blackard, CPA, Roegiers, Goldin, Chappel, Nall & AssociatesChair-Elect: Amy Albury, Florida Power & Light;Advocacy Chair: Chad Hastings, Lesser, Lesser, Landy & SmithSecretary: Jim Vojcsik, United Way of Martin CountyVolunteerism Chair: Denise Ehrich, Martin VolunteersCHARACTER COUNTS! Chair: Robyn Vanover, Martin County School DistrictImmediate Past Chair: Tim Kinane, Vistage FloridaKherri Anderson, Martin County Supervisor of Elections OfficeThomas Campenni, City of Stuart CommissionAdemil Castrillo, Wells FargoJane Cebelak, Indian River State CollegeLillian Cook, Publix Super MarketsSgt. James A. Foster, Martin County Sheriff’s OfficeLaurie Gaylord, Martin County School Board

James K. “Blue” Hoyt, OutoftheBlueAudio.comTeresa Lamar-Sarno, City of StuartElias Moawad, Pratt & WhitneyRuth Pietruszewski, Martin County Tax Collector’s OfficeRachel Scott, United Way of Martin County FoundationCharles M. Shaffer, Seacoast National BankDiane Tomasik, Martin County Interagency Coalition

United Way of Martin County Foundation Board of DirectorsPresident: Thomas H. Thurlow, III Esq., Thurlow, Thurlow & Giachino, P.A.Vice President: Ted Brown, Wells FargoTreasurer: Robert Thomas, CPA, Anchor Financial ServicesSecretary: Jim Vojcsik, United Way of Martin CountyArthur M. “Rusty” Brink, CFP, Brink Associates

Charles Cleaver, CPA, MBA, Martin Health SystemHal Fenner, Retired ExecutiveRachel Scott, Retired ConsultantRobert Weissman, Retired ExecutiveSara Wilcox, PhD, Retired Superintendant of Schools

Martin Volunteers Advisory BoardPresident: Denise Ehrich, ConsultantVice President: Frank Tidikis, VVA Council 1041Secretary: Fran Provencher-Kambour, ESC/TC ConsultantRon Medeiros, ESC/TC ConsultantKherri Anderson, Martin County Supervisor of Elections OfficeJennifer O’Brien, Volunteer

Dave Heaton, Martin County Children’s Services CouncilMim Huffam, RSVP VolunteerJane Ceblak, Indian River State CollegeEric Kiehn, C&W TechnologiesJim Vojcsik, United Way of Martin County

CHARACTER COUNTS! Advisory BoardChair: Robyn Vanover, Martin County School DistrictDot Brooking, Tykes & TeensAlicia Hohsfield, Whole Child ConnectionMark Lively, Lively OrthodonticsKelly McIntyre, House of HopeBlake Norman, Tequesta Insurance Advisors

Dianne Pierce, Environmental Studies CenterRoxanne Schenandoah-Peters, First Citizens BankJim Sopko, Kramer, Sopko & Levenstein, P.A.Crystal Stiles, Florida Power & LightJim Vojcsik, United Way of Martin County

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United Way of Martin County 2014-15 Board of Directors

Campaign CabinetChair: Crystal Stiles, Florida Power & LightJennifer Field, Florida Power & LightBryan Garner, Florida Power & LightRick Grinnan, Publix Super MarketsSuzy Hutcheson, Helping People SucceedBarbara Husak, VolunteerLorraine Lei, Publix Super Markets

Nancy McCarthy, Florida Power & LightHilary Mckeich, Indiantown Chamber of CommerceKate Parmelee, Martin County Board of County CommissionersSusan Whittington, Morgan StanleyGigi Suntum, Caring Children, Clothing ChildrenRachel Terlizzi, Martin Health SystemTom Whittington, Manatee Pocket Yacht Sales

Advocacy CommitteeChair: Chad Hastings, Lesser, Lesser, Landy and SmithAmy Albury, Florida Power & LightLucy Corley, United Way of Martin CountySarah Gosney, Children’s Services Council of Martin County

Valerie Graham, Quit Doc Research & Education FoundationTim Kinane, Vistage FloridaKate Parmelee, Martin County Board of County CommissionersJim Vojcsik, United Way of Martin County

Fund Distribution CommitteeChair: Kimberly Perron, Decorating Den InteriorsMark Brechbill, Certified Public AccountantsDr. LaBarbara Chenault, VolunteerMark Chittum, VolunteerVicki Davis, Martin County Supervisor of Elections OfficeBruce Farren, Volunteer

Britt Frank, Berger Toombs Elam & FrankTaryn Kryzda, Martin County Board of County CommissionersBertha McManus, VolunteerTeresa Lamar-Sarno, City of StuartGene VanCuren, Center for Travel

Finance CommitteeChair: Lynn Blackard, CPA, Roegiers, Goldin, Chappel, Nall & AssociatesCharles Cleaver, CPA, MBA, Martin Health System

Robert Thomas, CPA, Anchor Financial ServicesJohn Turgeon, Seacoast National Bank

Community CoordinatorsHarbour Ridge Yacht & Country Club: Mike & Penny CarrLoblolly: Maralyn & Michael Reilly and John & Susan SullivanMariner Cay: David & Yancey HillegasMariner Sands Country Club: Paul Collier, Judith Mott and Bobbie TrimbleMonarch County Club: Rusty and Kathy Brink Piper’s Landing Yacht & Country Club: Rick Grinnan

Pinecrest Lakes: Jimmy & Thelma WashingtonSailfish Point: Jo Covelli and Dennis LongstreetSandhill Cove: Dick & Ginny Genthe Summerfield: Mark ChittumYacht & Country Club of Stuart: Patty & Tony AlanWilloughby Golf Club: David Butler

United Way of Martin County StaffPresident and CEO: Jim VojcsikDirector of Marketing and Communications: Justin BeardDirector of Corporate Engagement and Donor Relations: Wendie BerardiFinance and Data Management Administrator: Kathy BrownDirector of Community Engagement: Lucy CorleyVice President of Community Impact and Martin Volunteers: Carol HodnettDirector of CHARACTER COUNTS! and Fund Distribution: Holly Laiben

Director of RSVP Martin: Lauren MustelierDirector of Major Gifts and Planned Giving: Nancy B. Perry, CFREAdministrative Assistant: Karen ReinhardtDirector of RSVP Okeechobee: Bonnie RoehmVice President of Finance and Administration: Theresa SchineisVolunteer Coordinator: Kathleen StaceyCommunications Coordinator: Lisa Swyryn

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