United Way of the Midlands’

2019-2020 Annual Report

 Table of Contents

Board Chair and CEO Letter, Page 2 Education Results, Page 14

Even during a time characterized by solitude, we Your support made it possible for children to
remain united. receive mentoring, out-of-school-time and early
childhood programs.
Fiscal Breakdown, Page 4
Education Success Story, Page 16
UWM Hightlights, Page 5 Kelsey is confident and learning to trust others.
By supporting United Way, you’ve helped
thousands of our neighbors in need. Financial Stability Results, Page 18
Your support helped people access job training,
Looking Back, Page 6 personal finance classes and post-secondary
This year has been a challenging one, but you’ve education support.
been there for United Way every step of the way.
Financial Stability Success Story, Page 20
Basic Needs Results, Page 8 Patricia feels safe and secure again.
Your support made it possible for our neighbors
to access healthy food, safe and stable housing
Blue Collar Boxing Results, Page 21
and other basic needs.
We partnered with the AFL-CIO to host Blue
211 Helpline, Page 10 Collar Boxing, with proceeds helping community
Serving Nebraska and Iowa during a pandemic. members achieve financial stability.

Basic Needs Success Story, Page 11 Citizens of the Year, Page 22

Sally and Jason are safe at home. UWM is proud to honor this year’s Citizens of the
Year award winners.
Addressing Social Disparity, Page 12
UWM is committed to inclusivity and equity so Recognizing Excellence, Pages 24 - 56
individuals and families can lead the best
lives possible.

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 CEO and Board Chair Letter

Shawna Forsberg Gail DeBoer

Each year, we become more and more convinced that the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro is a place
like no other.

Last year, community members rallied together after the devastating flooding that swept across
Nebraska and Iowa. The outpouring of generosity that followed was truly humbling to witness, and
together, we were able to come to the aid of thousands of Nebraskans and Iowans who had lost
their homes, livestock and more.

And that’s not all. With your support, we were making great strides towards our overall goal of
impacting poverty, with data showing 7,000 fewer people were living in poverty in the Omaha-
Council Bluffs metro.

But then 2020 delivered another heavy blow – the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Businesses shut their doors. Store shelves sat empty. Family routines were disrupted. Suddenly,
thousands of people were out of work, taking care of loved ones – with nowhere left to turn.

Yet even during this challenging time, you didn’t turn away. You didn’t back down. You, the citizens
of the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro, stepped up again and asked, “How can we help?”

Once again, we were completely overwhelmed by the depths of your generosity. With your support
and the immediate response from UWM’s Board of Directors, the Executive Committee and
thought leaders from across the metro, United Way and our partners were able to quickly adapt
to meet community needs. We invested in programs immediately responding tothe pandemic,
helping hundreds of people who were struggling. You’ll learn even more about the impact you
made in the pages of this report.
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As we move forward, you will continue to play a pivotal role in this community and its ability to
navigate the difficult months ahead. The pandemic continues to impact the physical, mental and
financial health of thousands right here in the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro. Social and economic
disparities continue to disproportionately affect minority populations. It’s clear our community has
a long way to go if we’re going to ensure more people receive the opportunity to grow and thrive.

Thankfully, we know that we are up to the challenge. United Way of the Midlands has been
responding to crises and serving the underserved for 97 years, and that’s thanks to the spirit
of generosity that runs deep in this community. With your help, we will continue to adapt to
meet community needs, invest donor dollars in the most effective programs and maintain our
commitment to financial efficiency. With your guidance, we will remain responsive to donor
and community interests. And with your insight, we will continue to forge strong community
partnerships so more people receive thehelp they need to get back on their feet.

You are proof that, even during a time characterized by isolation and solitude, we remain united.
Thank you for giving from the heart and supporting community members who are struggling
during this difficult time.

Shawna Forsberg, President and CEO Gail DeBoer, Board Chair

United Way of the Midlands President and CEO, Cobalt Credit Union

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 * After less allowance for collection loss the total net revenue is $18.5 million.
** Calculated overhead rate, per generally accepted accounting principles is 10.3%. The difference between this and the 92 cents of donor dollars going to the community relates to
nonprofit accounting requirements to include such things as in-kind gifts in both revenue and expense. Neither of these adds to or detracts from community investment, and when they
cancel each other out from the calculation, the 92 cents reflects the true donor impact.

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Thanks to YOU, we were able to provide a circle of support for
thousands of our neighbors during a very challenging year.

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UWM Hightlights:
$19.4 million $1.4 million
raised during fiscal year 2019-2020 raised for those impacted by
Covid-19 and area flooding

600 organizations 5.1 million

engaged in fundraising efforts basic needs, education and financial
stability services provided.

$0.92 cents
of every dollar invested back
into our community.

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Progress
Prior to COVID-19, we were making great strides as an organization and as a community, thanks to
your support.

• In 2019, floodwaters swept across Nebraska and Iowa, displacing families, destroying
homes and devastating communities. But with your help, we raised incremental dollars
for immediate crisis response and long-term recovery efforts.

• Recently released data from an American Community Survey showed the number of
people in poverty had decreased by 7% here in the metro, meaning 7,000 fewer people
were living in poverty.

And United Way donors provided:

16,000 people mentoring and out of school time supports.

5,900 young people had career training and secured employment.

8,100 adults gained skill development and job placement.

Disruption
Then COVID-19 disrupted the way we ALL work and live, creating an entirely new demographic: people
who are newly in-need, out of work, taking care of loved ones... with no idea where to turn. This severely
affected previously made gains and caused existing social and economic disparities to widen.

COVID-19 Effects

Unemployment reached as high as 10%.

Local agencies served 3X more individuals to help people meet their basic needs.

United Way funded more than 4 million meals.

23% of Nebraskans and 21% of Iowans have missed a rent or

mortgage payment.1

1: Census Pulse Poll

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Our Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Thankfully, due to the immediate response from our amazing Board of Directors, the Executive
Committee, thought leaders from across the metro and YOU, United Way and our partners have been
able to quickly adapt to meet changing community needs.

We invested dollars in nonprofit programs immediately responding to the pandemic, and for the next
fiscal year, we shortened our community investments from a two-year to a one-year timeframe and
created two rounds of funding. This ensured we could fund programs meeting people’s immediate
basic needs as well as education and financial stability programs addressing the long-term
challenges created by the pandemic.

You’ll see the results of our united efforts this past year throughout the pages of this report. Our
strength truly lies in our ability to work together to determine the best way to adapt and move forward.

United Way of the Midlands’ 2020 Campaign Video

https://youtu.be/7kQWoVf5pN0
A United Response to the Pandemic

https://youtu.be/WrXnxOzQ3Q8
Thank you for giving from the heart, volunteering and advocating for those who are struggling!

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 Ensuring critical supports are available for individuals in
our community has always been at the heart of UWM’s
mission. We know that when families receive crisis
BASIC
supports and can access the resources they need to live
NEEDS healthy lives, children are more likely to stay on track in
school and adults are more likely to be productive at work.

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Your support made it possible for people to receive basic needs services such as
healthy food; safe and stable housing; physical and mental health services, including
medical research; domestic violence services and support from the 211 Helpline.

4+ million 56,595
meals, pantries and other behavioral and physical health
food services were provided services were provided

138,783 259,795
referrals were provided through emergency shelter and transitional
the 211 helpline housing services such as referrals or
nights in a shelter were provided

Working Together to Meet Increased Needs

#MaskUpMetro
We partnered with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska, First
National Bank of Omaha, Mutual of Omaha and the Greater Omaha
Chamber of Commerce on our Mask Up Metro awareness campaign,
which encourages community members to wear masks to mitigate the
spread of COVID-19. The City of Omaha Fire Department, Ideal Images,
Mangelsen’s, the Omaha Storm Chasers and Union Omaha donated more
than 18,000 masks to nonprofit agencies as part of the campaign.

Scouting for Food

We partnered with the Boy Scouts of America to host “Scouting for Food,”
a food drive benefiting the Food Bank of the Heartland. With the support of
our sponsors, Werner Enterprises and Target, the Scouts were able to collect
more than 75,000 meals, ensuring more people can feed their families here in
our community!

Housing Stability Program

To respond to increased needs for housing support due to COVID-19, we created
the Housing Stability Program to assist families with a rental or mortgage
payment. So far, the program has provided support to 237 households needing
mortgage/rent assistance and referred more than 700 additional individuals to
other area programs that could meet their housing needs.
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 Serving Nebraska and Iowa During the Pandemic
In March, calls from people seeking information about COVID-19 started pouring in, and 211 became
even busier after they started providing after-hours support for the Nebraska Department of Health
and Human Services and Douglas County Health Department.
In addition, the Iowa Department of Public Health asked 211 to stand up as the COVID-19 hotline for
the state of Iowa. The UWM 211 Helpline answers calls for Western Iowa and the Quad Cities area
24/7 and for the entire state of Iowa evenings and weekends.
Earlier in the year, 211 utilized Nebraska State funding to staff the Helpline overnight and on
weekends. To further accommodate the increase in demand due to the pandemic, 211 invested in a
scheduling software to accommodate the staff and volunteers taking calls and enhanced its texting
capabilities to push out informational update texts to those who subscribed.
Here’s a quick snapshot of the volume of calls, texts, emails and web visits that 211 has received
during the 2019-20 fiscal year, illustrating the increased need in our community:

Serving Nebraska and Iowa

140,685 86% 170%

total contacts increase in texting increase in
contacts during
the pandemic
The top four needs during this time were:

30% 27% 11% 9%

Housing Utility Health Food
Assistance Care
During trying times like we’ve been experiencing, more people than ever need up-to-date information
and access to local resources that can meet their needs. The 211 Helpline has worked tirelessly this
last year to increase its capacity, expand outreach and partner with additional organizations so that
they can serve even more of our neighbors.

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 Sally and Jason are Safe at Home
Sally* and her husband, Jason, were getting increasingly worried.
Prior to the pandemic, Jason worked as a self-employed HVAC installation and repairperson.
Meanwhile, Sally was in the midst of a job hunt.
But then COVID-19 turned their worlds upside down.
Jason was no longer able to find work, and the soaring unemployment rates made Sally’s job search
all but impossible. The bills started to pile up, and the couple started digging into their savings in
order to make ends meet.
When their savings ran dry, Sally and Jason felt panic start to settle in. How were they going to keep a
roof over their heads and care for their three children?
Thankfully, they reached out to a program at Heartland Family Service that is funded by United Way
donors like you! A case manager was able to help them obtain rental and utilities assistance. With the
case manager’s guidance, Sally also was able to seek out medical insurance and get help obtaining
unemployment benefits.
Sally expressed her appreciation for the genuine care and understanding she received from the case
manager. She and Jason received the help they needed quickly during a time of crisis, ensuring their
family could stay safely in their home during the pandemic.

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 Addressing Social Disparity

For 97 years, we have maintained a long-standing commitment to addressing social and economic
disparities by serving the underserved and partnering with other organizations that are working to
create a community where more people can thrive and grow.

However, this past year COVID-19 has only served to further highlight the critical need to support
vulnerable populations, many of who are disproportionately impacted due to existing inequities. To
move forward, we are diligently working to learn more about the experiences of different communities
and to strive for inclusivity and equity so individuals and families can lead the best lives possible.

• UWM joined 150 corporate leaders and signed a statement against racism and a
commitment to address racial injustice.

• UWM maintains racial equity as one of the criteria in making community investments.
Within the grant application for local agencies, we require applicants to provide their
non-discrimination policy.

• Agencies receiving United Way funding are prohibited from discriminating against staff
or clients on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, creed, age, national origin or ancestry,
marital status, pregnancy, veteran or reserve status, physical or mental disability,
LGBT (sexual orientation and gender identity), or any other protected status. (Grant
Agreement, Section IV – Non-Discrimination)

• UWM is a member of the Commitment to Opportunity, Diversity and Equity (CODE)

Coalition. By joining CODE, leaders pledge to increase diversity in their organizations
and to create an inclusive work environment for all employees.

• UWM will partner with Greater Omaha Chamber, Urban League of Nebraska and the
Latino Center of the Midlands during the second phase of Strategic4Sight project, with
the ultimate goal of creating economic development strategies that are inclusive, next-
generation-focused and visionary.

• UWM conducts annual equity training, focused on race and ethnicity, for all board
members and staff.

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 A Message from our President and CEO
“At United Way of the Midlands, our diverse donors, volunteers and staff all care deeply for
this community and the people who live here. We understand there is still a long road ahead.
Today, we have an opportunity to rewrite that narrative. In the days, months, years and even
generations to come we need to join together and strive for inclusivity and equity so individuals
and families can lead the best lives possible.

UWM will strive to stay informed, seek understanding and set a neutral table where regardless
of your income, race, gender, sexual orientation, political or religious beliefs—we will come
and work together to determine the best path forward. Right now, we’re working with local
officials, our nonprofit partners and our 211 Helpline so that we can connect those who are
struggling to the resources and services needed, including those who are still reeling from the
effects of COVID-19.

To quote Brian Gallagher, President and CEO of United Way Worldwide, ‘We must all do our
part, working United, to make our communities the places that we need them to be—equitable,
respectful and opportunity-filled. We, as a society, can and must do better to guarantee that the
basic human rights and freedoms of every person in every community are protected.’”

- Shawna Forsberg

https://youtu.be/l_M1envaX58

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 Educational attainment is the strongest predictor of a
person’s income and financial stability. When students
enter school with age-appropriate skills, consistently
EDUCATION attend school, have life skills and the support of caring
adults, they are more likely to succeed in the classroom –
and in life.

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Your support made it possible for children to receive mentoring and to attend out-of-
school-time and early childhood education programs focused on improving literacy
and school attendance.

29,368 2,663
constructive out-of-school services to support
time and mentorship positive youth attendance
services were provided. were provided.

11,985 84%
services to support early of evaluated students
learning and literacy reported attendance
were delivered.
improvements in
2019-2020.

We are proud to support community activities that focus on early childhood learning,
school attendance and learning while out of school as part of Raise Me to Read, a
campaign to support parents and set students up for success in school and life.
We are grateful to our Emerging Leaders group for their passionate support of this work.

Our Partners:

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 Kelsey is Confident and Learning to Trust Others
Kelsey* is a local high school student.
After school she attends Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands with her younger siblings, which is
partially funded by United Way donors like YOU.
When she first joined the club, Kelsey was withdrawn, very shy and she often checked in on her
siblings to make sure they were okay during their activities.
At meal time, she made sure all her siblings ate before she did, and it became apparent to staff
that she was bearing responsibility to take care of her siblings at home.
With support from staff, Kelsey was encouraged to try activities to help her break out of
her shell, including art and STEM, and she slowly began to trust the staff to take care of her
siblings.
Staff also gave Kelsey and her family clothing donations, which helped increase her
confidence. Once Kelsey realized that she and her siblings were safe there, she grew into one
of the club’s happiest and most vocal youth.
Kelsey learned how to be a kid again, grew close to staff and club members and discovered
new interests.
She participates in almost every club activity and field trip and is now seen as a leader by
those around her.

16 * While this is a true account, we have changed the client’s name and photo in order to be respectful of their privacy.
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 When individuals earn a living wage income, they can
FINANCIAL meet basic needs, manage unanticipated obstacles and
STABILITY invest in a brighter future for themselves and their family
– with impacts that will last for generations.

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Your support helped people access job training, personal finance classes, post-
secondary education support and opportunities to upskill/reskill for employment.

12,770 9,006
services for skill services to help youth
development, job placement prepare for careers and secure
and asset development employment were provided.
for adults were delivered.

Tax assistance programs 37% reported they would

put $9.5 million back use their refund to pay
into the pockets of hard down debt.
working individuals and
families in our community.

Opportunity Youth
The partners who comprise the Opportunity Youth Alliance have been hard at work to assist
youth who have been disconnected from school or work. This initiative has served 1,355
youth since it was launched in 2017, and as more and more youth become disconnected due
to COVID-19, the services provided will be more important than ever. We are thankful for
Women United’s tireless support of this work.

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 Patricia Feels Safe and Secure Again
Patricia* is a 61-year-old local homeowner who lives alone. She has worked at a major retailer for
the past several years and she helps take care of her mother, who is in poor health and lives alone as
well.
Even though Patricia works hard to pay for her home and necessities, she did not have enough
income to cover home repair costs and her roof needed replaced badly.
There were several leaks throughout her home that were so large she had to use inflatable kids’
pools to catch the runoff.
She felt helpless as she watched her home deteriorate before her eyes. Then she was connected to
a local program at Project Houseworks that is funded by United Way donors like YOU.
Through the program, professionals replaced her roof and gutters, repaired her siding, front door and
the ceiling where her roof was leaking, installed new electric outlets and piping under her kitchen
sink and made other small repairs throughout her home.
When Patricia did a final walkthrough once all the repairs were made, she was so grateful she
literally danced from room to room.
She said that getting her house back was the best present anyone had ever given her, and she can
now live safely in her home without constant worry.
20 * While this is a true account, we have changed the client’s name and photo in order to be respectful of their privacy.
 2,000+ $250,000 8
attendees raised unions
presented
fighters

Blue Collar Boxing dollars provided services helping approximately 432 individuals
prepare and secure employment, grow their financial knowledge, and/or earn assets to
grow their financial stability. This includes assistance to approximately 89 youth.

DID YOU KNOW?

Program case managers spend up to 18+ months Pre-apprenticeship and readiness

working with youth and adults to support financial programs have the ability to place
stability – connecting to other community resources/ individuals in programs with a
services and helping them to achieve customized plans. compensation package up to
$29 an hour.

On average, over 70% of individuals served through adult employment investments enhanced their
employment through placement, retention, increased income, etc.

Employment is also a key need within the Opportunity Youth population – young adults between
the ages of 16 and 24 who are disconnected from school and work. UWM’s investments in financial
stability and our partnership with labor help reconnect Opportunity Youth to the employment
opportunities in our community they desire most.

On average, 90% of youth served through UWM’s employment investments gained knowledge
that will prepare them for the workplace and 80% attained their personal employment goal.

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 CITIZENS OF THE YEAR
There are so many caring and committed community members in our metro. With
advice and counsel from the previous Citizen of the Year recipients, United Way of the
Midlands is proud to name a special couple for this year’s recognition:

Mary and Rodrigo Lopez

Rodrigo Lopez currently serves as the Chairman of AmeriSphere Companies and is involved in
commercial real estate investments. From July 2019 to September 2020, he also served as Interim
President and CEO of Children’s Hospital & Medical Center. Prior to this, he served as President and
CEO of AmeriSphere Multifamily Finance, a provider of capital solutions for the multifamily rental
housing industry, which he founded in 1997. He served as Executive Chairman of NorthMarq Capital
Finance when AmeriSphere Multifamily Finance was acquired by NorthMarq Capital in 2015. Earlier
in his career, Mr. Lopez was Chief Lending Officer for a life insurance company, responsible for
investments in commercial mortgage loans and commercial real estate assets.

Mary Lopez retired from the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s School of Public Administration in
2011, where she served as Career Services Director. Prior to this position, Ms. Lopez managed the
Safe Futures Consortium, an outreach program for UNO focused on youth violence prevention. She
and Rodrigo started a real estate development company in 2016. As president of the company, Ms.
Lopez oversees the ongoing operations and expansion of their first development, Capitol Place, a
commercial and residential property in downtown Omaha.
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Together, Ms. and Mr. Lopez have a long history of community service. Ms. Lopez was the founding
chair of the Women’s Leadership Council, a philanthropy education and development initiative
focused on women’s leadership giving for United Way of the Midlands, and Mr. and Ms. Lopez
co-chaired the 2014 United Way campaign. They have each served on the boards of multiple
nonprofit organizations within the human services, healthcare, housing, government, education and
arts and humanities fields.

They share a commitment to passing on their passion for community service to the next generation,
love to travel and explore cultures around the world and are deeply devoted to their family and
friends. They have two children -- Ana Lopez Shalla, married to Hassan Shalla, and David Lopez,
married to Sarah Grossman Lopez. They also have three grandchildren, who are a continual source
of joy and amazement.

Video: 2020 Citizens of the Year: Mary and Rodrigo Lopez

https://youtu.be/DbSd0xQy-h0

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Recognizing
Excellence
 2019-2020 Campaign Chairs
James and Paula Blackledge

We extend our gratitude to our 2019 United Way Campaign Chairs, James and Paula Blackledge.
Mr. Blackledge is the CEO and Chairman of Mutual of Omaha, and Mrs. Blackledge is an active
community volunteer. With their insightful leadership and the support of the entire team at Mutual of
Omaha, the 2019 campaign raised an incredible $19.4 million for our community.

Tocqueville Committee
We are thankful for the dedicated and passionate leaders who served on the 2019 Tocqueville Society
committee. Together, they championed the work of this important group of United Way donors, who
collectively raised $5.5 million for our community.

Mickey Anderson Robert Hollingsworth

President National Managing Partner US Audit & Assurance
Baxter Auto Group Deloitte

Susan Courtney Diny Landen

Executive Vice President, Owner & President
Operations & Clinical Effectiveness Vantage Communications
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska
Jim Landen
Gail DeBoer Chairman & CEO
President & CEO Security National Bank
Cobalt Credit Union
Scott Moore
Matt DeBoer Senior Vice President,
Vice President, Managing Principal Corporate Relations & Chief Administrative Officer
HDR Union Pacific

Jon Doyle
Senior Vice President, Operations
First National Bank

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 2019-20 TOP 100 CAMPAIGNS
It is truly humbling to see how the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro comes together each year to help our
neighbors who need it most. We are extremely grateful for the support we receive from all 600 of our
partner organizations, and we’d like to extend a special thanks to the 100 companies who raised the
most during the last fiscal year.

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 ANNUAL MEETING AWARD WINNERS
The UWM Campaign Recognition Awards honor those companies who went above and beyond to
support United Way of the Midlands during the 2019 campaign.
Approximately 600 organizations generously dedicated their time and financial support to United
Way of the Midlands during the 2019 campaign, empowering us to create lasting change within the
community. To celebrate their efforts, we will present our third annual Campaign Recognition Awards
at our Annual Meeting.
We believe the following awards capture the unique and varied nature of our partnerships: Volunteer
Organization of the Year, New Business Partner of the Year and Corporate Partners of the Year.
Because we know small organizations can still make a big impact, the Corporate Partner of the Year
award will once again be presented to companies within four different employee size categories.
Our intent is to award a single winner in each category, but we wanted to share the top contenders for
each award with you as well.

Volunteer Organization of the Year

This award is presented annually to a company that consistently strives to improve our community
through volunteerism. Selection is based on the percentage of a company’s total employees who
participated in UWM volunteer events during the previous campaign year.

Winner: Omaha Public Power District

OPPD is a public electric utility headquartered in Omaha,
Nebraska, serving more than 855,000 people in Omaha and 13
surrounding counties in southeast Nebraska. OPPD was formed
in 1946 as a political subdivision of the State of Nebraska,
taking over the operations of Nebraska Power Company. They
have generously supported United Way through volunteerism
for many years.
During the 2019 campaign year, over 100 of their employees
participated in United Way volunteer events. They also
conducted an internal book drive through United Way, assisted
with an event held for flood victims at the Henry Doorly Zoo and coordinated a charity volleyball
tournament to benefit the United Way Emerging Leaders’ literacy initiative. OPPD’s commitment
to volunteerism also shows in their leadership-level involvement with United Way on the Emerging
Leaders Committee, CIRT committee and Board of Directors.
Runner-up: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska

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 New Business Partner of the Year
This award is presented to a business that is new or came back as a United Way of the
Midlands partner. Businesses that did not donate to UWM in the previous campaign year are eligible
for consideration.

Winner: OrthoNebraska
OrthoNebraska is Nebraska’s first hospital dedicated to
the complete care and treatment of orthopedic patients.
They combine state-of-the-art facilities with the nation’s top
orthopedic surgeons. OrthoNebraska provides high quality,
cost effective orthopedic care for your muscle, bone, or
joint pain or injury. In 2019, they ran an engaging employee
fundraising campaign that raised an impressive sum for
United Way of the Midlands.
Runners-up: Fifth Third Bank, Valero Services, Inc.

Corporate Partner of the Year

This award is presented to businesses in four different employee size ranges that have shown an
exceptional level of dedication to United Way of Midlands and the community through their corporate
campaign fundraising efforts. To be eligible, the organization’s total gift must exceed $3,000.
Selection criteria include the year-over-year growth of their United Way campaign and per capita
giving.

Under 100 Employees

Winner: Union Bank and Trust

Today’s Union Bank and Trust was founded as Farmer’s State
Bank and is currently headquartered in Lincoln, NE. They are a
locally-owned bank that takes a personal approach to providing
a breadth of services with a warm, helpful personality both in
Lincoln and our community. They have been a dedicated United
Way partner for more than 15 years. During the 2019 campaign
year, they exceeded the amount raised through their 2018
campaign by an impressive 17%.
Runners-up: Nationwide, B.P. Canada Energy Marketing Corporation

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 100-199 Employees

Winner: Koley Jessen P.C., L.L.O.

Koley Jessen is a local law firm serving the needs of business
owners, executives and professionals around the country. For
businesses of all types, they are active partners who provide
multi-discipline counsel to help their clients achieve personal
and business success. They have been a proud partner of United
Way for more than 25 years. During the 2019 campaign year, they
exceeded the amount raised through their 2018 campaign by
more than 9%. In fact, they have increased their campaign total
for the past three years in a row.
Runners-up: Ag Processing Inc., Lindsay Corporation

200-800 Employees

Winner – Tie: Tenaska and The Kellogg Company

Tenaska is a private, independent energy company founded
in 1987 and headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, with regional
offices in Dallas, Denver, Philadelphia, Boston, Houston, and
Calgary and Vancouver in Canada. The company is employee-
owned and employs approximately 700 people. They have
generously donated to our community through United Way
for more than 30 years. During the 2019 campaign year, they
increased the amount they raised for UWM in the previous year by
40%, with over a 93% participation rate within their organization.

The Kellogg Company is a multi-national food manufacturing

company headquartered in Battle Creek, Michigan. The company
was started by the Kellogg brothers in the early 1900’s. Kellogg’s
has had a presence in Omaha since the 1940’s and built their
current, local facility in 1965. They have generously donated to
our community through United Way for more than 25 years. They
increased their giving from 2018 to 2019 by over 47%. They also
co-sponsored an event held at the Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium
designed to provide a day of joy for those who were affected by the
floods earlier in the year.
Runners-up: Security National Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

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 801+ Employees

Winner: Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska has provided health
care coverage and peace of mind for 80 years. As part of
a nationwide association, the Blue Cross and Blue Shield
brand represents the nation’s largest and most experienced
health care benefit companies. As a Nebraska-based
company, they focus on the employee health benefit needs
of our fellow Nebraskans. They have generously supported
UWM for over 25 years. During the 2019 campaign year,
they maintained the same level of giving as in their 2018
campaign, and they were one of United Way’s top partners
for leadership giving.
Runners-up: Lozier Corporation, HDR, Inc., Mutual of Omaha

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 Annual Meeting Sponsors
We’d like to recognize the organizations who sponsored our Annual Meeting in honor of the Campaign
Recognition Award Winners and the 2020 Citizens of the Year Recipients. Thank you for your
generosity and support of our community!

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska and Education

Cobalt Credit Union Nebraska Medicine
Children’s Hospital and Medical Center Omaha Federation of Labor
First National Bank of Omaha Omaha Public Power District
Lincoln Financial Group Tenaska
The Lopez Children’s Charitable Fund Union Pacific
Senator Mike McDonnell Campaign University of Nebraska at Omaha with
Nebraska Center for Workforce Development University of Nebraska Medical Center

Baxter Auto Group OrthoNebraska

Boys and Girls Clubs of the Midlands Security National Bank
EMC Insurance US Bank
Lindsay Corporation Valmont
Metropolitan Utilities District Visiting Nurse Association
Mutual of Omaha

In Honor of Mary and Rodrigo Lopez

Annette and Paul Smith Esther and Dan Brabec
Cindy and Mogens Bay Ia and Jason Hagan
Julie and Eric Keen Robyn and Jim Kortan
Diny and Jim Landen Mary Ann O’Brien
Sue and Steve Seline Jessica and Dennis Pate
Annie and Ken Bird Pamela Beall and Bryan Hill
Karen and Kim Hawkins Carolyn and David Diamond
Jean Bell Julie and Lance Fritz

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 2019-2020 Corporate Sponsors
• Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Nebraska for Campaign Workshops
• Mutual of Omaha for Campaign Kickoff
• Fidelity National Title Group, OPPD and MUD for Emerging Leaders golf tournament,
Birdies for Books
• Cobalt Credit Union for Annual Meeting
• Mutual of Omaha for Community Forum
• Mutual of Omaha and Mary and Rodrigo Lopez for Tocqueville Reception
• Kellogg’s and Boxed for A Day at the Zoo, an outing for flood victims at the
Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium
• Security National Bank and Union Pacific for Women United Lunch and Learns
• Cobalt Credit Union and Creighton University for Giving Tuesday
• TC Energy, OPPD, Smith Kroeger, Baxter Auto Group, NP Dodge, Battle Sports, Steamfitters
and Plumbers local union 464, PLUMBERS LOCAL UNION 16, Mechanical Contractors
Association of Omaha, NRG Media, and Lamar Advertising for Blue Collar Boxing
• Wells Fargo for Omaha Gives

Media Sponsors
• Boomer Radio • KMTV
• Cox Communications • Link Media Outdoor
• Houck Advertising • NRG Media
• iHeart Media • Omaha-World Herald
• KETV

Print Sponsors
• Barnhart Press • Knock Out Print • Unionist Printing

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 Community Care Fund Grants
• Baker’s • Lozier
• Bank of the West • Sally and Ed Malashock Philanthropic Fund
• Bekins Fund • Adah & Leon Millard Foundation
• Burlington Northern • Mutual of Omaha
• Combined Federal Campaign • Pacific Life
• ConAgra Brands • Edward & Lida Robinson Charitable Trust
• Gary & Peg Crouch Family Foundation • John and Diane Scott Family Foundation
• Robert B. Daugherty Foundation • William and Ruth Scott Family Foundation
• Great Western Bank • Security National Bank
• Gilbert M. & Martha H. Hitchcock Foundation • Sherwood Foundation
• Iowa West Foundation • Union Pacific
• Peter Kiewit Foundation • US Bank
• Landen Foundation • Milton and Miriam Waldbaum Family Foundation
• Lincoln Financial Group • Wells Fargo

Grants for Special Initiatives

• Aspen Family Stability Grant • Medica Foundation
• Book Trust Schools • Mutual of Omaha
• Center for Disaster Philanthropy, Inc.  • Mutual of Omaha Foundation Endowment Grant
• Cox Communications • Nebraska Children and Families Foundation
• Robert B. Daugherty Foundation • Omaha Community Foundation
• Dollar General Literacy Foundation • Pacific Life Foundation
• Douglas County • Peter Kiewit Endowment
• Eaton Corporation • Peter Kiewit Foundation
• Ellen Karnett Trust • Sherwood Foundation
• First National Bank • Siemer Foundation
• Great Southern Bank • State of Iowa
• HDR • State of Nebraska
• Heistand Family Foundation • TANF
• Iowa Department of Health • United Way Worldwide
• Kellogg Company • United Way Worldwide Last Mile/Door Dash
• Kum N Go • United Way Worldwide Wells Fargo
• Learning Community of Douglas • Valmont
and Sarpy counties • Washington University
• Liberty Diversified International • Wells Fargo
• LYFT • Wells Fargo LIFT
• LYFT-United Way Worldwide

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 2020 - 2021 Board of Directors

Gail DeBoer, Mickey Anderson Avi Atholi

Board Chair President, Vice President,
President and CEO Baxter Auto Group Enterprise Data Management
Cobalt Credit Union FNBO

Nate Dodge Joel Falk Shawna Forsberg

President, Regional President, President and CEO,
NP Dodge Company UMB Bank United Way of the Midlands

Alison Ingunza Steve Kaniewski Dr. Pam Kayl

Emerging Leaders Board Liaison President and CEO Vice President, Nursing
Architect Valmont Industries CHI Health
HDR, Inc.

Cory Shaw Dan Waters Brian Woolfolk

Executive Vice President, Board Secretary Head of Institutional Division
Chief Operating Officer Partner, Pacific Life
Nebraska Medicine Lamson, Dugan & Murray LLP

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Tim Burke Susan Courtney Jerry Crouse
President and CEO, Executive Vice President, Vice-Chairman and CEO,
Omaha Public Power District Operations & Clinical Effectiveness Tenaska, Inc.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Nebraska

Bob Gunia Jamie Gutierrez Ia Hagan,

Senior Vice President, Public Affairs Group CEO and Owner, Women United Board Liaison
Physicians Mutual Midwest Maintenance Companies, Inc. Financial Advisor
Wells Fargo

Dr. Cheryl Logan Clark Ponthier Jim Richardson

Superintendent, Senior Vice President, Partner and Nebraska Audit Leader
Omaha Public Schools Supply Chain & Continuous Improvement RSM US LLP
Union Pacific Railroad

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 TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
When United Way of the Midlands looks to the past, present or future, we see our generous
Tocqueville Society members, who contribute $10,000 or more annually to our campaign.
Since the Tocqueville Society was first founded in 1988, Tocqueville members have been
leaders and advocates for our work. It’s because of their generosity that more than $100
million in Tocqueville donations have been invested back into our community, $5.5 million
of which Tocqueville Society members raised in 2019 alone.

We thank them for their extraordinary commitment, which enables us to respond and adapt
to changing community needs and help those who are struggling get back on their feet.

* = deceased
^ = charter member

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 TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
La Table Ronde de Millions de Dollars - $1,000,000 or more
Robert B. Daugherty Foundation Suzanne* and Walter Scott^
John and Carmen Gottschalk Ann and Ken Stinson
Peter Kiewit Endowment And 3 Anonymous Donors
Peter Kiewit Foundation

La Société Nationale - $100,000 to $249,999

Siemer Institute for Family Stability And 1 Anonymous Donor

Ordre d’Egalité - $50,000 to $74,999

Henry Davis Mammel Foundation^
Holland Foundation Marsha R. and Mark R. Wright

Ordre de Liberté - $25,000 to $49,999

Jack and Judy Baker Susan and Michael Lebens Family
Mogens and Cindy Bay William and Ruth Scott Family Foundation
Paula and James Blackledge Betiana and Todd Simon
Jerry and Ann Crouse Annette and Paul Smith
Julie and Lance Fritz Robert H. Storz Foundation^
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Carol and Mike Whetstine
Matt and Donna Johnson Brian and Tara Woolfolk
Harriet Foran Kane Trust Joan Gibson and Donald Wurster
Jack and Steph Koraleski And 2 Anonymous Donor
Bruce and Gerry Lauritzen

Ordre d’Altruiste - $20,000 to $24,999

Ronald Lewer
Jim and Anne Greisch Linda and Larry Pearson
Gilbert M. and Martha H. Hitchcock Amy and Mike Ryan
Foundation Seline Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Robert and Mrs. Addie Hollingsworth Jim and Kathy Simpson
Abigail Koch Keith and Deb Spackler
Patty and C.L. Landen Brian T. Woolfolk

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 Ordre de Classique - $15,000 to $19,999
Ron and Chris Blumkin Adah and Leon Millard Foundation
Dan and Esther Brabec Rob and Rondi Mitchell
Linda and Tim* Daugherty Rob and Stacie Reed
Diane Duren and Drew Collier Mr. Robert Reed
Steve and Barb Grandfield Tom and Deb Sanders
Ramona and Deryl Hamann Colleen and Scott Schmidt
Lori and Paul Hogan Stacy A Scholtz
Alice and Mark Jaksich Fred and Eve Simon Charitable Foundation
Eric and Julie Keen Ellen and Richard Slosburg
E. Lyle Kinley, Jr. Martha and David Slosburg
Diny and Jim Landen Jack and Polly Struyk
Dale Mackel Joni Wheeler
Nancy and Mike McCarthy Kelvin and Beth Whited
Cal and Kathy Meyer And 1 Anonymous Donor

Membres de la Société - $10,000 to $14,999

Len and Daun Adams Tim and Mary Crockett
Richard and Maureen Anderl Brad and Laura Crosby
Marian B. Andersen^ John and Gail DeBoer
Tal and Mary Joy Anderson Family Matthew DeBoer
Eric and Cassie Arneson Patrick and Michele Dees
John Arp David and Carolyn Diamond
Sara and Blake Athen Meg and Nate Dodge
Andrea and Trevor Barton Sandy and Kate Dodge
Jean Bell Mr. Michael and Mrs. Jan Doiel
Dr. Kenneth M. and Annie Bird Ana and Rafa Dorador
Irv and Susie Blumkin Jon and Kay Doyle
Mr. and Mrs. Printz Bolin Melissa and Patrick Duffy
Malorie Bolton Pam and David Duzik
Steve and Katrina Booker Rae and Bill Dyer
Maureen and Nicholas Borman Quint and Alison English
Danielle and Dana Bradford Deb Esser
Linda and Matt Brandl Marshall Faith
Gerald and Joanne Bray David and Jill Faith
Brian and Crystal Brislen Stephen Farrell
David and Maggie Brown Mr. Clayton and Mrs. Rhonda Ferguson
Lori Bruck Grant and Shawna Forsberg
Patricia and James Burdyny Drew and Sandra Fossum
Timothy and Terri Burke Mike and Shelley Foutch
Michael and Elizabeth Cassling Kathy and Gary Gates
Tony and Nancy Chacon Michael and Carol Geary
Bryan and Joan Clark Kathy and Bill Gerber
Larry and Diane Cochran David and Jennifer Giandinoto
Kelly and Russell Collins Danielle and Jeff Gordman
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cornish Bob and Theresa Gunia
Pat and Susan Courtney Ia and Jason Hagan
Jason & Laura Coyle Thomas C. Haley
Greg and Nancy Crawford Daniel Hamann
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Jennifer Hamann and Kippy King Matthew Millard
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Elliott Moglia Family Foundation - Joe Moglia, Trustee
Carey and Brian Hamilton Dave Moline
Traci and Tim Harrison, CFP, MSFS, CPWA Bradley Moore
Tim Hassinger and Tonia Hassinger Scott Moore and Danene Tushar
Chris and Kayla Hawkins Michael and Wendy Moran
Kim and Karen Hawkins Cindy and Don Munchrath
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hawkins, Jr. Daniel and Shirley Neary
Kathy Parker Heaney Anne and John Nelson
John and Peggy Heck Michael and Kyle Nelson
Gregory A. Heckman and Family The Noddle Family
Jason and Kim Hess Jerry O’Flanagan
Brad Negrete and Heidi Higgason Lisa and Stephen Olson
Scott and Terri Hill Mr. and Mrs. Daniel K. O’Neill
Richard and Susan Hrabchak Charles L O’Reilly Jr.
Fred Hunzeker Jill and Jon Panzer
Michael and Lauren Hupp Dr. Cassandra and Mr. Gary Pietrok
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kaniewski Clark and Lisa Ponthier
David and Kris Karnes Ron and Teri Quinn
Pamela Kayl Ginny and Marty Reagan
Shane and Jill Keller Lynda and John Reed
Kirk L. Kellner Craig and Valerie Richardson
Dan and Kari Kinsella The Rocker Girls
Kari Kirchhoefer Todd and Kelly Rynaski
Julie and Rob Knight Cindy Sanborn and Beth Ann Andrews
Kent Knudsen Barb and Ron Schaefer
Rama Kolli Naga Sravana Perdarla Joann Schaefer MD and Phil Haines
Steve Konnath and Jane Campbell Greg and Lori Schilling
Sharon and Howard Kooper Amy and Jeff Schmid
Wende and John Kotouc Beth and Harley Schrager
Bruce and Shawntell Kroese Toby and Molly Schropp
Tim and Kari Kudron John A. and Dianne M. Scott
Clark and Emily Lauritzen Jeff and Becky Sharp
David Lautenschlager Kristi and Cory Shaw
Ken and Kim Lawonn Jon and Mindy Simon
Michelle and Jeff Lebens Jeff and Patti Sims
Mike and Diana Lechtenberger Janet Strauss^
David LeCureux Scot and Ellen Thompson Charitable Foundation
Christopher and Michelle Leitner Brad and Ann Thrasher
Greg and Stacey Lickteig Matthew and Tracy Tondl
Jim and Karen Linder Barbara True
Tom and Emily Lischer Edward J. Vidlak
Dan and Tina Lonergan Julie and Jim Wajda
Rodrigo and Mary Lopez Mark and Tricia Weber
Paul and Julie Maass Mark Whitt
David and Jan Madsen Douglas and Jane E. Wignall
Bill and Nicki Manhart Clint and Christine Williams
Dr. Amy Haddad and Mr. Steven Martin Tim and Beth Wilson
Trina and Scott McCollister Nancy and Philip Wolf
Tim and Joan McGill Dr. Gail and Mr. Michael Yanney^
Matt and Teri Mercer David P. Young
Galen and Tiffany Meysenburg And 15 Anonymous Donors

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 BRIDGEBUILDERS
Established in 1989, the Bridgebuilders Society recognizes individuals and families
making annual gifts of $1,000 to $9,999. By joining together to support the work of
United Way of the Midlands, they help bridge the gap between the increasing needs
in our community and the services available to meet them.

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 Platinum - $7,500 to $9,999
Jeff and Kate Betsworth Mark Sandeen
Tom and Lori Druse Mr. and Mrs. Scott Simmelink
Dr. Edward and Mrs. Sally Malashock

Gold - $5,000 to $7,499

Michael and Kim Banat Timothy and Elizabeth Francis
Ralph and Joan Batenhorst Jill Frohardt
Anne and Nick Baxter Mr. James Haynes
Mr. and Mrs. John and Linda Beacom David and Melanie Hecker
Rick and Julie Bechtel Terry and Lisa Helphrey
Denise and Bradley Britigan John and Kristen Kampfe
Stephen and Anne Bruckner Maureen and Richard Kizer
Alisa and Curtis Caldwell Steve Likes
John and Renee Campbell Matt Ondrejko
Teresa N. Carnazzo Susan and Royce Ramsay
Stephanie and David Cota Aaron and Kathryn Schapper
Melissa Crawford Mr. Greg and Dr. Pamela Schwalb
Laura and Jason Demman David and Shannon Spargo
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua and Judith Dixon L. B. “Red” and Jann Thomas
Tim Donahue And 11 Anonymous Donors
Grant and Danielle Empson

Silver - $2,500 to $4,999

Stephen and Joy Abels Mr. John J. Campbell
Jeni Alm Tammy and Darren Carlson
David and Melissa Anderson Michael and Susan Carstens
Katie Anderson David Christensen
Daniel Archuleta Stefanie and Erik Christensen
Kim Arnold Vontarrius Cloy
Dwayne Asche Kim and Wayne Clure
Rebecca Barta Mary and Patrick Corrigan
David Baum Jill Coyne
Christina Baylor Judy Crosby
Susan Beaton Gary and Peg Crouch
Martin and Jane Beerman Thomas and Beth Culross
Brick Bennington and Amy Stogdill-Bennington Kimberly Daniels
Ann Blaya Ellen and Kevin Dasher
Chris and Amy Bouchard Howard and Stephanie Daubert
Mary Heng-Braun and Robert Braun, Jr. James and Jennifer Davenport
Sue Brookhouser Chris and Angie Dill
Michael and Melissa Brown Kyle D. Droescher
Kim and John Buckley Ronald Dy
Ken and Kim Bunnell Mr. James Eatherton

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 Charles and Carol Enke Dr. Robin Lally
Mr. and Mrs. Joel and Stacey Falk Cindy LaPole
Jim and Carla Farley Claudio Laterreur
Kenneth Feaster Valerie Leonard
Darrin and Kerri Freeman Gary L. Lippstreu
Jay and Trina Frisbie Bernard J. Lohaus
John Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Anil and Parul Luthra
Karen and David Gast Mark and Julie Lyons
Mr. and Mrs. David and Jennifer Gnuse Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Fany Macchietto
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff and Traci Gohr Cori Mcbride Aguilar
Meg and Jeff Gonka Ms. Joan Menard
Dixon Greenfield Thomas and Anna Messersmith
Jean Grem Mike and Brenda Michalski
Joe and Dawn Grimshaw James Morbach
Kathy and Mike Gross Ms. Anne Morgan
Eric and Kristen Grundke Rick and Pat Mosquera
Nancy and Jerry Gruwell Samantha and Mitchell Mosser
Doug and Tracy Gulden Sean and Meghan O’Connell
Melissa Hagan Don and Rita Otis
Bill and Marnie Hahn Eric Oxley
David Hahn Anil Pallayil
Kevin Halstead John Papproth and Susan Seaton
Andrea Hargus Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and Jessica Pate
Timothy and Debra Hart Mark Peters
Mary and James Hawkins Mr. Adam J. Peters
Wes C. Hehn Kurt Peterson
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and Courtney Heisey Nathan Peterson
Susan A. Henry Mitch and Lori Pirnie
Katherine Hiemstra Dean Poppe
Bradley and Christine Hinton Jerry and Elizabeth Powell
Kenneth Homberger Nancy Pridal
Jeff and Becki Huether Tim Prince
Christi and Tom Janssen Ed and Kelley Prosser
Cindy Jodlowski Joao Rebequi
Eric M. Johnson Tim and Mindy Reed
Larissa Johnson John and Jodi Rever
Mr. John S. Kampfe Jennifer and Jim Richardson
Gloria and Howard Kaslow Amber and Travis Rinehart
Mr. and Mrs. John Kastl Jason Rothman
Justin Kavan Mike Santa Maria
Brandyn Keithley Ryan and Rachel Schroer
Mr. and Mrs. Carl and Robin Kempkes Joanne Sebby
Brian and Lisa Ketcham Sherif and Mart Sedky
David and Candi Kirkwood Mr. Michael Skoch
George E. Kleine Gary Smith
Jerry and Susan Knapp Diane and Dwaine Sohnholz
David and Mary Kramer Shirley Spieker
Jon and Tara Kramer Matthew Spyers
Phil and Denise Kreski Deb and John Steele
Lisa Kudlacz Joanne M. Stewart
Joseph Lacy Ms. Amy M. Stogdill-Bennington

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Joe Strickland Mark and Karen Warner
Maggie and James Summerfelt Brenda and Jim Watke
Brady and Staci Svendgard Tam and Phil Webb
Ms. Lorianne Tartaglione Mr. Verne A. Weber Jr.
Mike Taylor Sharon Wheeler
Zach and Catherine Thiemann Matthew and Laurie Willburn
Brenda and Travis Thompson Craig and Tiffiani Wolf
Sheila Trueblood Ms. Savonni L. Yestanti
Gretchen Twohig Tom and Gina Young
John Ritland and Greta Vaught Tony Youngblood
Ms. Jodi Wacker Mr. and Mrs. Chris and Jennifer Zimmers
Sarah and Tom Waldman And 52 Anonymous Donors

Bronze - $2,500 to $4,999

Henry Adam Brice Ballard
Mark and Jennifer Adams Mark Baratta
Michelle Aden Lisa Barnes
Anthony Aguilera Jennie and Carl Bartholomew
Paul Ailslieger Deb Bass
Brook Aken John Bauer
Venkata Kiran Ala Beau Baumert
Raj Alaparthi Jim and Lana Bayless
Troy and Susan Alberts Pam Beall-Hill and Bryan Hill
Corey Aldy Michael Beatie
Karin Anderson Teresa A. Beaufait
Roy Anderson Rex Beck and Susan Grant
Tammy Anderson Mr. Martin W. Beerman
Amy Andrews April Behnke
Mr. David and Mrs. Brenda Anson Julie Behrends
Sean Applegate Tom Behrendsen
Eric and Kim Argo Roxanne and Dave Bekaert
Jeff Armstrong Megan Belcher
Kim and Mark Armstrong Ms. Ruth Ann Belding
Ash Family Chad and Brandy Bell
Jeff Ash Dave Bellairs
Mr. Stephen C. Ashmore Aaron Bellallen
Lori Asmus Matt Bendler
Marvin Taylor and Helen Atwater Jacqueline and Mark Bendon
Stacy and Nicki Auman William Benner
Michael Austin Dale Berg
April Ayres Thomas W. and Ann M. Berger
Jenny Backhuus Eric Bergquist and Marcie Bergquist
Katie Badger Joshua Bernasek
Amy Bailey John and Karen Bever
Larry and Bonnie Bailey Rita Bianchi
Michael Bailey Bradley and Leslie Biehl
Gary and Kim Baker Samuel M. Bierner, MD
Russ and Dianne Baker Tory M. Bishop
Steven and Christine Baker Marvin J. Bittner, M.D.

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 Richard Blamble Cameron Burt
Jamie L. Block Marc and Jenny Butterfield
Scott Blocker Cecil Bykerk
Bryan and Emily Blodgett Thad and Sharon Call
Craig Bloodworth Craig Callahan
Jason Boche Mr. Jason Calvert
Edwin Bochtler Trish Cameron
Brett Bock Chris Campbell
Todd Boehne Mark Campbell
John G. Bogatz Rochelle Campbell
Dr. David L. and Judith K. Bolam Mr. Michael S. Campie
Ms. Karma Boll Kyle Canning
Dion Bonam Harry and Mary Capadano
Amy Bones Sherry Capazo
Rik Bonness Amber and Kelly Carman
Cathy Jo Borgman Jeff Carney
Paul D. Borseth Benjamin Carrick
Mr. Charles F. Bradburn Patricia Carter
Anne and Brian Branigan Yvonne Carter
Lois Braymen John Caruso
Amanda and Kelly Brewer Carla and Robert Casper
Alan and Suzanne Brinkman Gregory Cassalia
Mr. and Mrs. Devine-Bristol Anna Castner Wightman
Greg and Kim Brokke Stephen Cavalieri
Pat and Tami Brookhouser Kelly and Robyn Caverzagie
Amanda Brown Dawne Cercena
Amy and Dwayne Brown Angel Champion
Kathy Brown Linda and Steve Chase
Susan Brown John A. Chekal
Tracey and Jonathan Brown Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cherney
Bob and Martha Bruckner Mike Choiniere
Linda L. Brue Chris Christensen
Helmut and Maggie Brugman Colleen and Joel Christensen
James Brust Ms. Roberta J. Christensen
Mike and Suzi Bryan Scott A. Christensen
Penny Bryant Tracey Christensen
Betty and Jim Gregware Kathleen A. Christiansen
Terri and Scott A. Buchholz Kurt and Becky Christiansen
Ms. Kim M. Buckley Jennifer Cintani
Tim and Melissa Buderus Drew and Bethany Clark
Hannelore Bull Karen Clark
Jacob Bullock Michelle and Ryan Clark
Max and Susan Burbach Robin and Doug Clark
Matthew and Rachel Burke Trish Clary
Eileen Burke-Sullivan Daniel and Diane Claussen
Patreice Burkhalter Stephanie Cleary
George S. Burkoski, Jr. Nicole A. Cleveland
Jon W. Burlingham Fred and Nora Clingman
Jim Burns Mr. and Mrs. Kary Cluck
Thomas Burns Nathan Coberly
Kevin E. Burr Julie Cockrum

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Dr. Samuel M. Cohen Taylor and Ashley Dieckman
Mr. Keith M. Colligan Lori and Chad Dittberner
Philip and Ronda Colling Lance and Jennifer Dixon
Douglas and Jane Collins Mike and Sue Dobel
John Conley Denise Dolezal
Daniel Connell James and Shannon Dombrowski
Royce Connerley Norine Howard
Edmond Connolly Brian and Jana Donahoe
Sean and Melanie Connolly Michael Donahue
Tim Connors Stephanie and Ryan Dougherty and Family
Matthew Conrad Tony Dowling
Gary Cook Eric and Megan Downing
Kurt Cook Mark and Aldona Doyle
Roger and Charlayne Cook Jay and Brenda Draheim
Allen Cooper Julie Driftmier
Mr. Gary L. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Dubberly
Mr. and Mrs. Martie and Sara Cordaro Derong Duckett
Debora G. Corrao Walter Duda
Tom and Amanda Corrigan Brad and Courtney Dunbar
Michael Cox Catrina Dunbar
Steve and Heather Craig McKayla Duncan
Anna Cramer Eric Dunning
Mr. Douglas S. Craven Scott and Jodi Durbin
Paul Cremeens Ivana Durov-Balesh
Janet and Tim Cuddigan William Dwyer
Krysti Cunningham Mike Ebeling
Ryan Curtis Jeremy and Christie Eddie
Tom and Jan Dahlk Chris and Linda Edwards
Tim Dahmer Gwendolynn and John Edwards
Steven Daigle Justin and Tonya Eggspuehler
Nicki Dailey Mr. and Mrs. Matt and Alyssa Eibes
Cindy Daly Mark and Krisha Ellinger
Alisha Damgaard Don Elliott
Kevin Damme Christopher Ellis
Louis D’Angelo Stephanie Ellis
Regent Hal and Mary Daub Michael Elston
Howard and Stephanie Daubert Melissa and Rick Engel
Jay Daubman Mark Engelbart
Elisa and Drew Davies Juli Engelsman
Troy and Marta Davis Kathy English
William Davis David Englund
Dawn and Chad DeGeorge Don Erikson
Phil and Nancy Dehn Donna and Dave Erker
Heather Delmas Joseph A. Evans
Debbie Denney Doug and Robin Ewald
Rod and Connie Determan Chris Fairchild
Mike Devereaux James and Jean Farrell
Tracy and Dolly Dewald Lori A Fast
Kathy and Kent Dewell Mr. Matthew L. Feik
Mr. William K. Dewell Shawn and Teresa Fernald
David and Carol Dickey Michael Fernen
Corey Dickmeyer Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Ferrara

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 Kathryn Fiandt Arun G Giri
Don and Tammy Fibich Jeremy Givens
Brandon Filer Chris and Jen Goble
Matt and Heidi Finnegan Mr. David Godberson
Barbara J. Fitzmorris Divya Godithi
Eric Fleming Wade Goehring
John Fleming Anthony Goff
Katryna Floersch Tom and Karrie Goff
Linda Flott Alec and Laura Gorynski
Brian P. Flynn Gail and Shane Graeve
Jeff E. Focht Maureen Graziano
Scott Focht Michelle Greene
Bob Foehlinger Chris Greer
John Foley Beth Greiner
William T. Foley Mark and Frances Grieb
R. Brett Frankenberger Maureen Griffin
Debra Frazier Stephanie and Dennis Griger
Henry Frazier Shari and Lee Grimes
Stacy Friis Justine Grimm
Richard J. Fruge Dennis Grindle
Nichole Gacke John Grogan
Thomas Gaffney John and Marla Grose
Steven Gallaher Tali Anne and Gary Grosz
Dr. David Gannon Patrick Groves
Fred and Nabi Gannon Michael P. Guinane
Jim Garbina and Irene Garbina J.C. and Debbie Gum
Brian Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Dennis and Sherri Gunderson
Paul Garcia Meghan Gunia
David and Linda Gardels Kathryn Gurnett
Tracy Gardner Alison Gutierrez
Kenneth Gaskins Tim and Kristine Hacker
Betsy Gassaway Samantha Haggar
Marilyn Gaudreault Carol and Howard Hahn
Eric Gehringer Scott Haiar
Mr. and Mrs. William Geis Chris Halfman
Aji George Matthew Hall
J. George Susan Hall
Christopher and Julie Gerken Thomas Hall
Scott and Mary Beth Geske Thomas J. Halpin
Kara Geweke Brandon Hamm and Kristina Hamm
The Gibbs Family Rami and Hollie Hanash
Andrew Gibson John and Ibby Hancock
Angelo Gibson Dan Hanus
Benita Gibson Jianqiang Hao
Mr. Stacy Gibson Richard A. Hardin
David Gilinsky and Katherine Finnegan Lynn Harland
John W. Gilliam Brian L. Harr
Rita and Ivan Gilreath Peg Harriott
Mr. and Mrs. Todd and Denise Gilroy Kellie Harry
Thomas Gilsdorf Cindy Hartigan
David P. Gilson Gary and Dana Harvey

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Kelley Harwood Jean Hruby
Amy Hatcher Scott Hubbard
Christine Hathaway and Tim Yoder Todd Huffman
Justin Haugen Allan and Joanne Hull
John (Jack) J. Hawk, Sr. Benjamin Humann
C. E. Heaney, Jr. Ms. Gail Y. Hunt
Mr. Bryan M. Hearn Teresa Coleman Hunter
William H. Heavey Mr. Rodney Hurley
Michael and Barbara Hechtner Allison Hurt
Teresa M. Hecker Scott and Teri Huscroft
Bambi Heckerman Christine Hutzell
Mark Heeney Hasan Hyder
James and Stephanie Heimann Alison Ingunza
Jon and Laura Heisterkamp Eliot V. and Kristine A. Irons
Chandra Henley Scott and Jill Irwin
Stephanie Henn John Ivester
Tiffany Henn Russel and Renee Iwan
Andrew and Katy Henrichsen Michelle Jackson
David and Jennifer Henricksen Rebecca Jackson
John and Jacque Herdzina Tim Jacoby and Ley Anne Merica
Mitch Hergenrader Lee Janecek
Steve and Mary Hermansky Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Janecek
Rita and Roger Hermsen Philip Janulewicz
Brad Herrboldt David Janus
Jamie Herrman Deborah and Rody Janzen
Margaret and David Hershiser Mindy M. Jarecki
Diane Hicks John and Mary Jeanetta
Matthew Hill Tim and Jennifer Jeffrey
Christina Hinton Steven Jensen
Byron R. Hobson Tom Jensen
Nathan Hobson David Jesse
Darin Hochwender Chad and Eva Jessen
Miriam Hodge Joseph Jessen
Mr. Douglas Hoff Matt Jetter
Erik Hoiekvam Shelly Jochim
Jake and Jessica Holdenried Jamie M. Johns
John Holdforth Nathan Johns
Ms. Jessica Hollister Amelia Johnson
Rick Holmes Darrin Johnson
Daniel Holoch Dawn Johnson
Maureen and Rick Holstein James Johnson
Joslynn Hon Jay Johnson
Mr. John J. Hoodjer Mike Johnson
Daphne Hoover Nathan Johnson
Jason Hormann Rich Johnson
Lori Horner Stephen R. Johnson
Christi Hornick Ms. Kathryn Jones
Donald and Michele Hotz Josephine Jordan and Sal Issaka
Diana Hough Jeff and Kari Jorth
Julia Hoult Vincent Juarez
Danielle Howell Jeff and Dawn Judkins
Jean Hrdlicka Mr. and Mrs. Greg Judkins

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 Mike Just Tim and Jan Koch
Ruth and Steven Kable Michael Koehler
Christina Kahler Christy Kofoed
Mark and Mary Kaipust William Kohler
Ms. Leanne Kaiser Dave and Vicki Kolarik
Chris and Marsha Kalkowski Chris Kopiasz
Tonya and Brian Kaminski Corey and Liz Kopiasz
Satya K. Kamireddi Robyn and L. James Kortan
Jake Kapp Christopher and Erica Koslosky
Edward Kaspar Michael Kozisek
Cindy Kastens Jen Kramer
Janelle and Kirk Kay Rebecca Hittner
Patricia Keairnes Paul and Michaela Kramper
Kim and Mark Keating James Krenk
Chris Keckeisen Santha Krishnan
Ranae Keckeisen K. M. Kroeger
Sachin Kedar Steve and Angie Kroyman
Mary Ann Goodrich-Keep and Scott Keep Tabitha and Brian Kruger
Mark Kelehan Derek and Dana Kruse
Sonya Kelly Lindsay and Matthew Kruse
Ron Kenkel Catie and Tony Kuester
Shaina Kennedy Michael Kuester
Dan and Meg Kennelly Mr. Anthony G. Kuester
Andrew Kenny Tom and Geri Kunkel
Joe and Kate Kenny Renae Kurmel
James and Marilyn Kerkhove Jacqueline Kuta
Bill Kernen Scott Kvammen
Tom and Tammy Kielty David Lachapelle
Patrick Kilcoyne Karen Lagerstrom
Ernie and Ladawn Kiley Terry Laluk
David King Tim and Pam Lammers
Douglas King Gene Lamprecht
Dylies King Jeremy Lang
Terri KIngsbury Lisa Langhorst
Jonathan Kinney Gregory Lanning
Gary W. Kipp Beverly Trujillo
Jesse and Kylie Kirby Sheryl Larson
Sandy Kirchhoff Jennifer Lassek
Mr. and Mrs. Kirkebak Mr. Kirk L. Lavengood
Chris and Gloria Kisicki Douglas and Wendi Law
Doug Klahn Courtney Lawrenson
Anita Klanderud Julie Lazure
Michael Kleffner and Cortney Kleffner Derek Leathers
Mr. Jeffrey Klement Shawn and Michelle Lee
Dan and Pat Kline Weslyene Lee
Roxanne Alter and Don Kluthe Mike and Sara Legleiter
Tara Knapp Christopher M. and Lisa M. Lehan
Julia and Joe Knezetic Mark Lehman
Jude and Stacy Knipper Kacey and Joe Lempka
Keith Knudsen Lori Lentsch
Kelly JC Koch Mr. Jason Lenz

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Kimberly Lesinski Michelle Martinson
Roger Lewandowski Sandy Mason
Roger and Carol Lewis Ann and Andrew Massey
Susan Lewis Melissa Matczak
Jeff and Anne Lieben Shana Matheny
Daniel Lilley Grant Matthies
Joe and Joani Lillo Martin Matukewicz
Michael Linder Dave and Jana Mayberry
Dan Lindsay Patricia Mayorga
Steve and Amy Lindsay Elizabeth Mazzotta
Todd and Heidi Litjen Timothy Mcareavey
Brian Little Pam McCawley
Sue Lobsiger Kevin and Jill Mccormick
Frank Lococo Tamela Mccreadie
Chris Loeffler Patrick R. McGill
Mike Loeffler Nicole and Kevin McGovern
Marlon and Laurie Lofgren Jeffrey and Leonore McGuire
Alicia and Steve Loftus Jenny McIvor
Cheryl Logan Mark E. McKenzie
Aaron and Keri Long Deborah and Michael McLarney
Robbie Long Daniel McLaughlin
Ruben Lopez Tim McMahan
Troy Loseke Dana Medeiros
Gary Lovely Deacon David and JoAnn Medeiros
Tom Lowry Robert Meder
Julie Luedtke Kenneth and Megan Meier
Michelle and Marc Luett Nathan and Lori Meisgeier
Ronald and Kathleen Lund, Jr. Charles and Andrea Melton
Mark Lutz Andrew and Amy Melville
James Lyons Merri J. Melvin
Mr. Oscar Mabry Eric and Nancy Mensch
Jon Macapinlac Merriex Family
J. Terry Macnamara Tom and Linda Mertz
Thomas and Heidi Macy Mr. Thomas O. Messersmith
William Madden Chase and Carolyn Meyer
Mr. Terry Magnuson Jeffrey Scott Meyer
Ms. Molly M. Maguire Matthew Meyer
Mr. Ted Maine Mike Meyer
Tim and Meghan Malik Philip and Jane Meyer
Charles Manternach Jenny Mickeliunas
Terry and Lori Marco Jeff and Stacy Mikesell
Delette Marengo Mary Millard
Chad Mares Brandi and Michael Miller
James Marion Chris and Amanda Smith
Ms. Karen M. Markey Dan Miller
Fran Marshall Jeff and Suzanne Miller
Brian Marta Jon Miller
Aaron and Sarah Martens Kent Miller
Greg Martin Mark Miller
Heather Martin Mr. Steven Miller
Paul Martin Paul and Lynne Miller

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Lindsey and Matt Miltner Richard A. Norton
Mr. Michael Thomas Miskowiec Grant and Katherine Novak
Craig Mitchell Mr. Grant P. Novak
Matthew Modica Russell Novak
Nigel B. Moodley Larry and Jan Novicki
Jack Moore Russ and Patty Oatman
John and Michelle Moore Douglas Obermeier
Mr. David Moore Doug and Lori Obermier
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Moran Gustavo and Christie Oberto
Timothy Moran Diane K. and Cory J. O’Brien
John F. Morris Kelli O’Brien
Kathryn Morris Tom and Dawn O’Brien
Mindy and Robert Morrissey Laura O’Connor
Mark Mossman Maureen O’Connor
Cindy Mowery David and Melinda O’Dell
Sarah and Sean Moylan Jennifer and Christopher Oehlerts
Stephanie Mueller Susan Ogle
Michelle Muirhead Danielle M. Ohlman
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Mumford Michele Okon
Brian and Jamie Mundt Brad Okrina
Murphy Family Douglas S. Oldaker
Dan and Rosie Myers Brock Oldre
Liz Nannen Jeff Oles
Ally Natho John and Jennifer Oliver
Gerald Navarra Gary Olson
Michael J. Neeson Princeton O’Neal
Charles and Pamela Nelson Kari O’Neill Potts and Shane Potts
Chris Christen Brian and Giuli Oppliger
Mark Nelson David Orchard
Matthew Nelson Anthony Ori
Thomas Nelson Jill Orton
Rudie Nemec Paul and Lauren Osborne
Cathy Neppel Shawn Ossenfort
Kellie Neth Ryan and Andrea
Christine Neuharth Brenda Paiz
Irina Popa, M.D. and Michael Newcomb Al and Val Palimenio
Lonnie and Debbie Newkirk Alicia Palmer
E. R. “Bob” and Phyllis Newman Brandon Pappas
Augie and Stephanie Nguyen Ryan and Mara Paradis
Kevin and Cindy Nichols Dr. Jennifer R. Parker
Masahide Niiya Julie and Shaun Parker
Mrs. Jeanne M. Nissen Michael and Jennifer Parker
Troy and Jeanne Nissen Andra and Matt Parry
Molly Nocita Shane Parshall
Mr. Allan S. Noddle Anshu Pasricha
Jimmy and Kim Nolan Mr. Anthony and Dr. Jeana Pasternak
Nathan Nolte Amy Patterson
Sarah and Marty Nordlund Geneva Patterson
Travis and Dorine Nordstrom Jan Patterson
Cody Norland Kathi Paulsen

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Christopher Peach Bob and Michelle Ramaekers
Steven Peake Dean Rasmussen
Selena Pease Ms. Lois Ratay
Clint Pella Mr. Mark J. Rauert
Christine and Parry Pellman Justin and Diane Rauner
Ronald Peoples, Jr. David W. Reed
Ms. Marissa Pepper Michele M. Reed-Ball
Lisa Perkins Shelly Rehmeier
Donald Perrault Mr. Benjamin N. Reicks
Nancy Peters Beau Reid
Charles Peterson Bryan and Dixie Reinecke
Michael Peterson Sarah Reineke
Tom and Patti Peterson John Reinhardt
Trisha Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Reinhart
John and Julie Petr Jeremy and Christy Reinorhl
Aaron and Amanda Pfeifer Kevin and Linda Renner
Alicia Pfeifer Julie Reyes and Family
Mark Pfeifer Chad Reynolds
Steven Phalen Dr. Scott and Mrs. Sara Reynolds
Mr. Michael Charles Phelan Rex Rezac
Christopher and Jane Phillips Marvin and Donna Rhodes
Julie Phillips Brent and Adrieene Richard
Laurie Pieper Wendy and Mike Richard and Family
Craig Pietig Kirk Richardson
Tammy and Larry Pike Lisa and Charles Richardson
Timothy Pilakowski Mr. Charles and Mrs. Lisa Richardson
Ben Pile Scott and Nicole Riche
Vince and Cynthia Pille Chris Richters
Vasu Pinapati and Sandhya Thamma David and Daphne Ridgeway
Mindi Ping Robert Rieke
Lynn and Jeff Pirruccello Mary Rieschl
Kalete M. Pitcher Heidi Rigg
R. Jay Poland Dallas J. Roberts
Chris and Jennifer Polenz Jeffrey Roberts
Dan Pongratz Kelly Roberts
Brian Poppe Scott and Grace Roberts
Greg and Laurie Porter Beth Robinson
James and Bernice Porter Donna Robinson
Ms. Bernice Arleen Porter Dr. Edward B. Roche Ph.D.
Patrick Porter Dr. Victoria Roche
Matt Pospisil Angela Rock
Derrick and Amber Powell Mr. Larry Rock and Dr. Melissa Garner
Carrie Powers Amy Rodrick
Kim Preheim Lloyd and Marlene Roduner
Amber and Stephen Preston Ms. Faith K. Rolfsen
Mr. Christopher Prochaska Debra Romberger
Cody Pugh Melanie S. Rose
Junmiao Qian Rich and Lisa Rosenthal
Mr. Chad Quinley Marcus Ross
Lawrence and Carmen Quint Anthony Rosso
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Randy and Robbie Rotschafer Brendy Sealock
Stephanie Roy Todd Sears
Frank and Danielle Rozmus Juliann G. Sebastian
Liz and Dan Rubin Jeff Sebree
Loree Runyan-Pick Charles V. Sederstrom, Jr.
Neil and Natalie Runyon Kendra Seier
Patrick and Cynthia Rupp Brett and Marci Sesker
Erin and Clint Russell Michelle and Nathan Settles
G. Richard and Carol L. Russell Melissa S. Shallberg
James M. Russell Cindy Shanks
Will Ryals Zack Wagner and Tracy Shedd-Wagner
Brian R. Salak Will and Julie Sheets
Craig and Molly Sall Jeffrey Sheldon
Mr. Brian D. Salmon Brad and Kelli Shidler
Pallavi Samant James Shields
Herbert Sampson Donald and Bobbi Jo Shiu
Jill Samuelson Russel Shue
Katie Sanders Karen Shuler
Rebecca Sandiland Jesse and Corrie Shumaker
Barb and Chris Sanford Ms. Corrie E. Shumaker
Christine Sanz Gabriela Sick
Kevin Sass Terri Sills
James and Bonnie Savine Adam Simeon
Greg and Darbi Scaglione Mark T. Simon
Steve and Susan Scanlan Geri Simpson
Joe and Gaye Lynn Schaffart Eric Sinz
Mr. Joe Schaffart Michael Sitorius
Kendall Scheer Pamela Skidmore
Claire and Jim Schelble Mr. Adam J. Skripsky
Levi and Lisa Scheppers Tom Skryja
Matt and Kaelin Schilling Barry N. Sladek
Jeff Schmaderer William Sloane
Christopher Schmidt Scot Sloboth
Dan and Shari Schmidt Jesse and Sarah Sly
Steve Schmidt Al and Vanessa Smiley
James Schneider Carl Smith
Scott and Ruth Schneider Carrie Smith
Schomers Family Mr. Bradley Smith
Mr. James D. Schott Scott Smith
Jeff Shovanec Michelle Smithberg
Ann and Mike Schow Lori Snyder
Jeff and Brandy Schreiner Monique Snyder
Brad Schroeder Leonard and Kate Sommer
Lynne Schroeder Ellen and Bill Sonnleitner
Mr. Duane Schufeldt Amy Sorenson
Monty Schult Michael and Shirley Sorrell
Greg and Brandee Schultz Mark Soulliere
Philip M. Schultz Sydney E. Sowl
Kevin Schwarting Laura Sparks
John Schwietz Sasha Speiker

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Clint Sporhase Mr. Bryan W. Thier
Rebekah Sporhase Joseph Thomas
Karen and Tony Spurlock Steve and Lisa Thomas
Kip and Deborah Squire Jan Thompson
Adam R. St Germain Kevin Thompson
Michael Staffenbeal Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Thompson
Alexander and Tracy Stamps Mr. Jon S. Thompson
Raied Stanley Ms. Renee Thompson
Steve and Kris Stapp Wallace Thoreson and Mary Green
Judy and Bill Startzer Greg and Jennifer Tiarks
Kelly Staup Melissa Tibbits and Jason Weaver
Col Wayne Steele, USAF Ret. Kathleen Tibke
Jason Steele Dalyce Tilley
Matthew Steele Liz Tipton
Ms. Julie Steele Steve Tisinger
Nick and Amy Steinauer Ann E. and Kurt F. Tjaden
Mike Stemm Gerry and Rosie Tomka
Michelle Stenslokken David and Kara Tomlinson
Alison Stephen Janice Tompkins
Karen and Jordan Stevens Kevin Torczon
Bradley K. Stock Andres and Heather Torres
Chris and Holly Stockman Emily Tracy
Mrs. Holly Stockman David and Wendy Treinen
Grace Stoddard Chad and Kathy Tremel
Mary and Craig Stoffel Josh and Michelle Tresemer
Ray and Kay Stoupa Emily Trotter
Dawn and Paul Straub Robert Troupe
John Strawn Thomas Tryner
Robert and Sharon Stubbe Shawn Tumey
Nannette Sudman Mr. John Turner
Jack and Holly Sullivan Tammy Tusa
Ashley Sutera Pam and Greg Twist
Doug Sutko Linda M. Twomey
Jim Svoboda Sabrina Ueckert
Kent Svoboda Joe and Christy Ulrich
Katie Swanson Julia and Jim Ulrich
Sarah Swanson Louise Breathnach
Michael Swartz Tim Ultican
Joseph and Misty Swierczek Bradley Underwood
Darcy Swope Sheri R. Uno
James and Kathleen Talcott Dalan Urquhart
Eric Talmadge Jennay Vacek O’Kief and Greg O’Kief
Sue Tatby Thomas J. Vaiskunas
Laura and Robert Tatten Mr. and Mrs. Greg Van Dyke
Brad Taylor Joel and Leslie VanderVeen
Ron and Joanie Tekippe Jay and Amy Vankat
Stephen TenEyck David VanSickle
Tamara Teten Deepa Vasanth Kumar
Ms. Julie C. Thacker Tim and Julie Vasquez
Tim and Daena Thalken Julie and Yuri Veomett
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Glenn Von Seggern Carole and Andy Wilson
Gary E. Voogd Ms. Phyllis Wilson
Justin and Nicole Vossen Scott Wimmer
Jerry Vuchak Tanya Winegard
Mike and Deb Wade Joe and Lori Wingerter
Stephen Wade Tammy Winterboer
Jeff Wageman Mr. Matthew Witt
John Wagner and Carolyn McNamara Michael Wohlwend
Michael and Shannon Walenta Melissa Woitalewicz
Matthew Wallen Brandy Wojtkiewicz
Troy and Shelly Waller Alex and Angela Wolf
Kay and Tim Ward Ryan Wolfe
Dr. Phyllis Warkentin and Peter Coccia Vickie Wonder
Blake and Cami Warneke Andrew and Lindsey Wong
Cheri Warren Joseph Wood
Dave and Jackie Warren Randy and Candace Wood
Tara Warren Angel Woodard
Carol Waszak Dave and Barb Woods
James Waszak Mr. and Mrs. Chris and Stephanie Worley
Will and Lena Watson Thomas C. Wortmann
Mark and Diana Watton Joann K. Wright
Phillip Watts Sue and Ken Wright
Mr. Ryan Watzke Al Wunderlich
David Weaver Ashley Wysong
Michael Weddle Henry Yarborough
Jeff Weeks James R. York
Jim and Kim Weeks Stephen L. York
Margie and Jim Wegner Andy and Jill Yosten
James Weidner Heather and Wayne Young, Jr.
Mark Welch Sherry Young
Richard Wells Jason and Alyssa Zabloudil
Kim and Guy Welton Bob and Martha Zajicek
Nicholas Wertzberger Lorrie Zakrewski
Wendy Whalen Lori Zarkowski
Carey Wheelhouse Marcy and Steve Zauha
Ed White Ken Zhen
Rosemary White Sandy Zidon
Douglas Whitfield Bradley G. Zielie
Albert and Kim Whittaker Risa Zimmerman
Mr. Albert T. Whittaker IV Carrie Zoucha
Dustin Widner And 264 Anonymous Donors
Julia Wieseman
Linda M Wilkie
Mr. W. Bruce Wilkie
Craig and Shelly Wilkins
Mr. Matthew Willburn
Andrew P. Williams
Ann Williams
Jo Williams and Steve Urban
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Despite the significant challenges we have faced, together we have

made great strides to respond to increased needs in our community.
And as we look to the future, we are determined to continue to evolve,
adapt and forge community partnerships so we can better serve those
who are struggling.

Thank you for your continued commitment and support. With your help,
our community can navigate the difficulties still ahead and emerge
stronger and more united than ever!

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