2011
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT
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t has been both an honor and a privilege to serve your Heart of Missouri
United Way and our community as President of the Board of Directors.
This dynamic group of individuals exemplified outstanding leadership as
they worked diligently through a year of great challenges while celebrating
monumental successes.
MISSION
Heart of Missouri United Way works to improve lives of people in need by mobilizing
and coordinating the caring power of community resources in mid-Missouri.
Through Community Impact:
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VISION
We will foster human potential.
We will reach beyond meeting immediate needs.
We will engage our community to identify underlying conditions creating those
needs.
We will work together to improve those conditions.
We will help empower people to overcome their needs, realize their full human
potential, and create a brighter future for their families and our community.
We will increase our accountability to donors and demonstrate a real return on
investment.
Heart of Missouri United Way will:
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What an incredible year it’s been! 2011 saw our transition to the new
Community Impact model which will allow us to address the root causes of
our community’s issues in an effort to effect long-term community change.
Through Community Impact, Heart of Missouri United Way is taking an
active role in not just alleviating, but ultimately preventing poverty. It’s
a bold move that took thousands of hours by hundreds of dedicated
volunteers that worked tirelessly through the data and research. We are
indebted to the volunteer members of the Community Impact Committee;
the Education, Income, Health, and Safety Net Advisory Councils; and the
Review Team for laying the foundation in order for us as a community to
come together to make the greatest measurable impact on our community’s
challenges.
Under the thoughtful leadership of our amazing Campaign Chair, Teresa
Maledy, for the 51st consecutive year, we set a goal higher than the year
before. And through the hard work, coordination, and generosity of her
campaign leadership team, the many individual donors, partner companies,
and agencies committed to making a difference in our community, we were
able to surpass that fundraising goal!
Along with its successes, 2011 also saw its share of adversity. One of
the worst tornadic storms ever recorded in U.S. history devastated our
neighbors in Joplin. Because of dedicated volunteer support from Marty
Siddall and Brent Beshore, Heart of Missouri United Way was able to
mobilize to help the Joplin people in need by raising $1.8 million from
around the world to aid in tornado relief efforts. The work continues today
through RebuildJoplin.org.
VALUES
While tough economic times impacted so many of us, we stood together to
meet our challenges and embrace our opportunities. For people like you,
for our volunteers, our partners, agencies, and staff – for all those that
Give, Advocate, and Volunteer, I am humbled and deeply grateful. Our midMissouri community truly knows what it means to LIVE UNITED!
Maintain and promote a culture of transparency and trust.
Embrace and encourage innovative and creative solutions to community needs.
Include and respect a diversity of ideas and participants.
Convene or participate in effective collaborations and partnerships.
Root our work in reliable data.
Evaluate success based on measurement of outcomes.
Treat all people with respect.
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LIVE UNITED.
On behalf of the people we serve, I thank you for your continued support of
our community and Heart of Missouri United Way.
Sincerely,
Cathy
Cathy Scroggs
LIVE UNITED.
2011 ANNUAL REPORT 2
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Dear Friends and Partners,
What an amazing year! 2011 was filled with strategic planning, community
needs assessments, volunteer engagement, and a public conversation about
poverty all focused on how to meet ever-increasing needs. It was by no
means an easy year. However, it was certainly a productive year – measurably
productive!
It was an evolutionary year for us. A year for introspection and action. We
spent a good part of the year evaluating and aligning our internal processes,
capacities, and resources to increase efficiency and accountability in order
to provide a greater return on investment for our donors. Everything in our
organization has been examined; no stone has gone unturned during this
change which focuses on real results.
No one was better prepared to lead us through 2011 than Dr. Cathy Scroggs,
President of the Heart of Missouri United Way Board of Directors. With
unwavering courage, pragmatic demeanor, integrity and warmth, she led
us through an honest evaluation of ourselves – both organizationally and
individually – which has resulted in a remarkable transformation from within.
I am eternally in her debt for agreeing to serve in this way, at this time, for the
good of us all. Thank you, Cathy.
Within the pages that follow, you will read about the partners who have joined
us on our Community Impact journey. You will also see the results of our
combined efforts in fundraising, community engagement, and so much more.
No one could be more proud of you and your partnership with us than I am. It
is a great honor to work with people who care so deeply for our community –
people like you and others noted throughout this report.
We are deeply grateful to all who Give, Advocate, and Volunteer in partnership
with us. Together, we are building a brighter future for our entire community
by building individual lives. That’s how we LIVE UNITED!
Cathy Scroggs
Teresa Maledy
Tina Ehrhardt
President 2011-2012
University of Missouri
Vice President - Campaign
Commerce Bank
Community Initatives Chair
Stephens College
Terry Coffelt
Nathan Stephens
Past President 2009-2011
Landmark Bank
Secretary
University of Missouri
Matt Garrett
Scott Ward
Steven A. Smith
Vice President
Community Volunteer
Treasurer
First State Community Bank
Jason Becking
Shirley Johnson
Will McCullah
Community Volunteer
Missouri Employers Mutual
Veterans United Home Loans
Chris Belcher
Gwen Jones
Sabrina McDonnell
Columbia Public Schools
Brent Beshore
AdVentures
Timothy L. Rich
Executive Director/CPO
Jennifer Bukowsky
Bukowsky Law Firm
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LIVE UNITED.
Landmark Bank
Holder, Susan, Slusher, Oxenhandler
Karen Rode
Stephen Keithahn
University of Missouri Health Care
DeAngela Burns-Wallace
University of Missouri
Lorenzo Lawson
Youth Empowerment Zone
Karen Crabtree
CenturyLink
Dianne Lynch
DeSpain Cayce Dermatology
Center & Medical Spa
Dave Machens
Cameron Dunafon
Jessica Macy
Community Volunteer
Dunafon Enterprises, Inc.
Boone County Council on Aging
Timothy Hickman
Ken McClure
University of Missouri Athletics
MFA Oil Company
Scott Hofferber
Don McCubbin
University of Missouri Health Care
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Agency Relations Chair
Community Volunteer
Columbia College
Karla DeSpain
Most sincerely,
Greg Grupe
Josh Oxenhandler
Mike Kateman
Stephens College
God bless you for all you do to help so many!
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Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’
Hospital
Marketing Chair
KOMU-TV8
LIVE UNITED.
State Farm Insurance Companies
Edward Scavone
Boone County National Bank
Jim Spain
University of Missouri
David Spencer
Cornerstone National Insurance Company
Tony St. Romaine
City of Columbia
Pieter Van Waarde
Woodcrest Chapel
Shelter Insurance Companies
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
STAFF
MARKETING COMMITTEE
Matt Garrett—CHAIR
KOMU-TV8
Michael Kravchick
Missouri Employers Mutual
Travas Townsend
Tiger Institute/Cerner
Bill Costello
Boone County National Bank
Anna Lawrence
Word Marketing
Lili Vianello
Visionworks Marketing Group
Timothy L. Rich
Executive Director
trich@uwheartmo.org
Lisa Gardi
Shelter Insurance Companies
Dave Machens
Community Volunteer
Pieter Van Waarde
Woodcrest Chapel
Kristein King
ABC Laboratories, Inc.
Sandy Selby
Inside Columbia Magazine
Carrie Watkins
MBS Textbook Exchange, Inc.
E. Leigh Voltmer
Alexa New
Community Impact Director
anew@uwheartmo.org
Kanani May
Associate Director
lvoltmer@uwheartmo.org
Marketing & Communications Director
kmay@uwheartmo.org
David Holtgraewe
Heather Stewart
Campaign Director
dholtgraewe@uwheartmo.org
Corporate Relations Associate
hstewart@uwheartmo.org
Allison Coffelt
Community Engagement & Volunteer
Coordinator
acoffelt@uwheartmo.org
Angela Jones
Finance Administrator
ajones@uwheartmo.org
Alicia Reese
Executive Assistant
areese@uwheartmo.org
Mike Miller
Development Director
mmiller@uwheartmo.org
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Steven A. Smith—TREASURER/CHAIR
First State Community Bank
Scott Hofferber
University of Missouri Health Care
Mary Beck
Boone Hospital Center
Tony St. Romaine
City of Columbia
Tim Hickman
University of Missouri
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LIVE UNITED.
LIVE UNITED.
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
COMMUNITY IMPACT
COMMUNITY IMPACT AGENDA
COMMUNITY IMPACT COMMITTEE
Scott Ward, Chair*
Brent Beshore*
Tina Ehrhardt*
Greg Grupe*
Gwen Jones*
Sabrina McDonnell*
Cathy Scroggs*
EDUCATION ADVISORY COUNCIL
INCOME ADVISORY COUNCIL
Karla DeSpain, Chair*
Karen Rode, Co-Chair*
Jordan Alexander
Janice Dawson-Threat
Jan Frost
Tana Hagen
Christine King
Will McCullah*
Eryca Neville
Phil Peters
HEALTH ADVISORY COUNCIL
Jan Swaney, Chair*
Erica Beshore
Rob Harrison
Scott Hofferber*
Steve Keithahn*
Suzanne McDavid
Mary Martin
Mary Williamson
Elizabeth Wilson
Terry Coffelt, Chair*
Collin Bartels
Dan Diedriech
Cameron Dunafon*
Mark Duncan
Dean Gregory
John Landrum
Mindy McCubbin
Gary Thompson
SAFETY NET ADVISORY COUNCIL
Shirley Johnson, Chair*
Nathan Stephens, Co-Chair*
Damian Dean
Laura Deneke
Lee Hanson
Erik Morse
Steve Tatlow
We know that education is about more than better jobs and bigger paychecks, important
though they are in making families and individuals more financially stable. Strong
education is also linked to better physical and mental health, longer lives, fewer crimes, less
incarceration, more voting, greater tolerance and brighter prospects for the next generation.
REVIEW TEAM
Ed Scavone, Chair*
Deangela Burns-Wallace*
Iris Calloway
Gary Ford
Susan Gowin
Troy Norton
* Heart of Missouri United Way Board Member
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
COORDINATED INVESTMENTS ENSURE SUCCESS
LIVE UNITED.
Through Community Impact, Heart of Missouri United Way seeks to ensure our children
achieve their potential by increasing the number of our community’s youth who are ready
to succeed in school and life. Doing so cannot be done with education initiatives alone. For
our children to succeed in school, we know that we need to ensure that they are healthy
and avoid risky behaviors. We know that our families need to be financially stable so that
our children can be supported. We know that we need to protect our families from crisis by
providing vital safety net services to our families in need. By coordinating our investment
strategy to support a child’s success in school through Education, Income, Health, and
Safety Net, we will see change in educational achievement. We will see Community Impact.
LIVE UNITED.
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
THE YEAR ENDED
31, 2011)
STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES (FORDECEMBER
LIVE UNITED AWARDS
JACK MATHEWS AWARD
leadership, dedication, achievement
The Jack Mathews Award was established in 1985 to honor the first president of the Heart of
Missouri United Way. The Jack Mathews Award is presented to an individual or organization to
recognize outstanding leadership, dedication and achievement on behalf of United Way.
Unrestricted
2011 RECIPIENT
Revenue and Other Support
Campaign Applicable to Current Period:
Contributions Received - Current Period
Contributions Received in Prior Periods
and Now Released from Restriction
TERRY COFFELT
Landmark Bank
CHARLYN Y. LAW MEMORIAL AWARD
compassion, commitment, resolve
The Charlyn Y. Law Memorial Award was first presented in 1987 in memory of the late KOMU-TV
8 promotions director. Charlyn went above and beyond her job responsibilities to work on and
promote efforts that build a stronger community. This award is presented to an individual or
organization in recognition of outstanding promotion of community events and activities, for
United Way and/or its partner agencies, that enhance and improve the overall quality of life in
mid-Missouri.
CAMPAIGN CHAIR AWARD
dependability, energy, initiative
This award is given by the Annual Campaign Chair to an individual or organization in recognition
of exceptional effort and achievement in fundraising for the annual HMUW Campaign.
2011 RECIPIENT
MIKE ALDEN & UNIVERSITY
OF MISSOURI TIGER
ATHLETICS
2011 INDIVIDUAL RECIPIENT
BILL HERVEY
2011 CORPORATE RECIPIENT
OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY PARTNER AWARD
The Outstanding Community Partner Award was established in 2010 to recognize individuals
and/or organizations that go above and beyond the call of duty to partner with United Way in
the daily execution of its mission.
PHILANTHROPIST OF THE YEAR AWARD
altruistic, generous, compassionate
The Philanthropist of the Year Award recognizes a person or organization who exemplifies the
true spirit of community-wide philanthropy by giving of time, treasure and talents to benefit the
United Way and all of mid-Missouri.
Total Campaign
Other Income
Tornado Relief Income
Contributions - Endowment Funds
Realized Losses on Investments
Unrealized Losses on Investments
Interest Income
Grant Income
Lunch Money Program
Miscellaneous Income
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
2011 RECIPIENT
COMMERCE BANK
Total Revenue and Other Support
Allocations:
Funds Allocated to Member Agencies for 2012
Tornado Relief Expense
Other Funding
UW 2-1-1 Info & Referral
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
Other Community Initiatives Funding
Total Allocations
EMPLOYEES OF VETERANS
UNITED HOME LOANS
2011 ANNUAL REPORT
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LIVE UNITED.
Combined
Total
458,542
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458,542
814,253
(814,253)
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$1,272,795
($814,253)
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$458,542
2,493,655
979,617
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3,473,272
--(268,340)
(244,536)
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20,100
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20,100
(268,340)
(244,536)
$3,253,574
$165,364
$20,100
$3,439,038
1,825,014
41,186
(990)
(11,189)
6,699
39,120
8,707
36,238
72,978
----(714)
(3,502)
1,277
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1,825,014
41,186
(1,704)
(14,691)
7,976
39,120
8,707
36,238
72,978
$2,017,763
($2,939)
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$2,014,824
39,961
(39,961)
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$5,311,298
$122,464
$20,100
$5,453,862
1,980,779
1,846,721
64,295
19,937
98,515
50,741
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1,980,779
1,846,721
64,295
19,937
98,515
50,741
$4,060,988
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$4,060,988
267,187
241,203
3,357
79,587
223,560
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267,187
241,203
3,357
79,587
223,560
$814,894
253
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$814,894
253
$4,876,135
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$4,876,135
435,163
991,788
122,464
857,153
20,100
70,100
577,727
1,919,041
$1,426,951
$979,617
$90,200
$2,496,768
Other Functional Expenses
Fundraising
Community Investment & Engagement
Direct Service & 2-1-1
Communications & Marketing
Administration and Management
2011 RECIPIENT
Permanently
Unrestricted
Expenses
Total Other Functional Expenses
Loss on Sale of Assets
Total Expenses
Change in Net Assets
Net Assets, Beginning of Year
Net Assets, End of Year
9
Total Other Income
Other Net Assets Released from Restrictions
WILLIAMS-KEEPERS LLC
collaborative, diligent, engaged
Campaign Revenue Received for Next
Allocation Period
Campaign Revenue Received for Next
Allocation Period - Endowment Fund
Designations to Partner Agencies
Provision for Uncollectible Pledges
Wells Fargo Advisors
Total Campaign for Current Period
Temporarily
Unrestricted
LIVE UNITED.
Heart of Missouri United Way, Inc. is audited by the firm of
Marberry & Company, P.C. Certified Public Accountants, Columbia, MO
2011 ANNUAL REPORT 10
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
FROM THE
CAMPAIGN CHAIR
COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS
Teresa Maledy - CHAIR
Commerce Bank
Mitzi Clayton - VICE CHAIR
University of Missouri
TERESA MALEDY
Dear Friends of United Way,
I want to thank the many volunteers and the campaign leadership who donated their time, energy
and dollars to help make the 2011 United Way campaign a success. I want to thank the many
businesses that held company campaigns and those that gave corporate gifts. I also want to thank
the individual donors who gave so generously to help others in their community. Once again you
have shown that the generosity and compassion of Mid-Missourians is unmatched!
I grew up in Columbia and many of the wonderful things I love about my community are still the
same. We are a progressive city with a well educated population. Columbia has a relatively stable
economy with large employers in the industries of higher education, healthcare and insurance.
But some things are different. Our population has more than doubled since I was in college, and
although we can proudly point to our high quality of life, we now have a much higher percentage of
our citizens living in poverty. Regardless of where we each live in Mid-Missouri, I’m sure we all know
of someone who has been hit hard by the current economy and could use the help United Way offers.
So in addition to raising money, the campaign this year helped to heighten awareness of the
dramatically increased needs of people right here in our community. At each of our campaign
leadership meetings we talked about the transition to the Community Impact Model and how the
Heart of Missouri United Way can be a positive force and make a real and lasting difference. As
demonstrated by the success of this year’s campaign, I believe Central Missourians have a huge
heart and capacity to give and help our community when they truly understand the needs.
I want to sincerely thank each and every one of you for all you did in 2011 to support your Heart of
Missouri United Way!
Sincerely,
Teresa
Teresa Maledy
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LIVE UNITED.
Doris Agwu
Brooke Burnham
Monica Hansman
Bryan College
The Bank of Missouri
Weichert, Realtors-First Tier
Jay Alexander
Matthew Burns
Jerry Harl
Landmark Bank
Boone County National Bank
Community Volunteer
Carrie Allen
Amy Byergo
Tyler Henselman
State Farm Insurance Companies
Adult Day Connection
Boone County National Bank
Tara Arnett
Melissa Carr
Joshua Herron
Boone County National Bank
Daniel Boone Regional Library
Landmark Bank
Linda Arnold
Christine Corcoran
Bill Hervey
Landmark Bank
Lutheran Family & Children’s Services
Wells Fargo Advisors
Lynn Barnett
Bill Costello
Barbara Hodges
Community Volunteer
Boone County National Bank
True North
Lori Baumgartner
Jill Cox
Lisa Howard
Commerce Bank
Boone County National Bank
State Farm Insurance Companies
Brent Beshore
Ellen Dent
Belinda Hulen
AdVentures
The Callaway Bank
Boone County National Bank
Roger Birdsong
Mark Duncan
Robert Hull
Columbia Insurance Group
State Farm Insurance Companies
Commerce Bank
Holly Bondurant
Terry Dykes
Paul Humphrey
Boone Clinic
Shelter Insurance Companies
Columbia Surgical Associates
Les Borgmeyer
Mike Eggerding
Mike Ireland
Columbia Daily Tribune
State Farm Insurance Companies
Commerce Bank
Rita Bowie
Glen Ehrhardt
Jack Jensen
Shelter Insurance Companies
Rogers, Ehrhardt & Weber, L.L.C.
First Chance For Children
Shery Bradford
Travis Figg
Lyle Johnson
Columbia Insurance Group
Community Volunteer
Commerce Bank
Jennifer Bradley
Carla Garrett
Tyler Jones
Commerce Bank
Commerce Bank
State Farm Insurance Companies
Ryan Bross
Bob Gerding
Robyn Kaufman
Boone County National Bank
Gerding, Korte & Chitwood, P.C.
Boone County Family Resources
Craig Brumfield
Penny Gildersleeve
Tonya Keith
Veterans United Home Loans
State Farm Insurance Companies
Landmark Bank
Jennifer Bukowsky
Susan Gowin
Mari Ann Keithahn
Bukowsky Law Firm
Landmark Bank
Retina Associates of Missouri
Stephen Burch
Gerrit Hane
Nicholas Kenny
US Bank
Bukaty Companies
Boone County National Bank
LIVE UNITED.
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS
The following individuals filled key positions on our Leadership Circle
Campaign Team, and are responsible for raising more than $1,014,065.86
to help our community during the 2011 Campaign.
Jennifer Klepper
Carolyn Paris
Gary Smith
Commerce Bank
The Callaway Bank
University of Missouri
Daniel Knight
Wesley Parks
Phil Steinhaus
Boone County Government
Providence Bank
Columbia Housing Authority
Elisha Koenig
Curt Pistel
Jacki Swank
Landmark Bank
Columbia Insurance Group
First State Community Bank
Marianne Kraft
Kimberly Ponder
Marissa Swartz
US Bank
Commerce Bank
State Farm Insurance Companies
Kimberly Kraus
David Putnam
Georgalu Swoboda
State Farm Insurance Companies
First State Community Bank
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Paul Kurzejeski
Robert Quinn
Steve Taylor
Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans Hospital
Boone County National Bank
Community Volunteer
Paul Larimore
Aaron Rigdon
Jill Thompson
Shelter Insurance Companies
The Callaway Bank
Landmark Bank
Trisha Lee
Pam Root
Kim Trabue
RE/MAX Boone Realty
Columbia Insurance Group
Peckham & Wright Architects, Inc
Daphne Louie
Mary Ropp
Jennifer Truesdell
State Farm Insurance Companies
The Bank of Missouri
Commerce Bank
Sally Beth Lyon
Edward Scavone
Hank Waters
Columbia Public Schools
Boone County National Bank
Columbia Daily Tribune
Dave Machens
Carol Schafer
Kelly Webb
Community Volunteer
City of Columbia
Commerce Bank
Joanie Mains
Jim Schatz
Aimee Wehmeier
Commerce Bank
Commerce Bank
Services for Independent Living
Melody Marcks
Thomas Schneider
David Whelan
Boone County National Bank
Community Volunteer
Commerce Bank
Theresa McDonald
Tom Schwarz
Keith Whitney
Boone Hospital Center
Landmark Bank
Landmark Bank
Joe Miller
Dan Scotten
Matt Williams
Commerce Bank
Community Volunteer
Hawthorn Bank
Curtis Morgret
Valerie Shaw
Jenny Williamson
US Bank
Commerce Bank
The Callaway Bank
Erik Morse
Shelley Simon
Jeff Witten
Veterans United Home Loans
Greater Missouri Leadership Foundation
MetLife
Joe Moseley
Drew Smith
Shelter Insurance Companies
Commerce Bank
Sidney Neate
Jack Smith
Boone County National Bank
Commerce Bank
Josh Oxenhandler
Steven Smith
Holder, Susan, Slusher, Oxenhandler
First State Community Bank
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE VOLUNTEERS
(cont’d)
TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY CHAIRS
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE CHAIRS
Brent Beshore - Co-Chair
Hank Waters - Co-Chair
Ellen Dent The Callaway Bank
Bill Hervey Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Steven SmithFirst State Community Bank
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE COMMUNITY KEYPEOPLE
Ann Baker
Gentry Middle School
Brad Eiffert
Boone County Lumber
Jim Marberry
Marberry & Eagle, CPAs, P.C.
Judy Starr
Boone County National Bank
Lynda Baumgartner
Stephens College
Eugene Gerke
Gerke & Associates, Inc.
Wesley Parks
Providence Bank
Gary Thompson
Columbia Insurance Group
Karen Brown
Boone-Central Title Company
Todd Hoien
Hawthorn Bank
Doris Ross
Community Volunteer
Mary Waters
Community Volunteer
Ene Chippendale
University of Missouri
Pat Hostetler
Community Volunteer
Martin Siddall
University of Missouri
Barbara Weaver
First State Community Bank
Ellen Dent
The Callaway Bank
Phebe LaMar
Smith Lewis, LLP
Steven Smith
First State Community Bank
Sheila Winter
The Callaway Bank
Judy Donnell
Columbia Insurance Group
Eric Lorenz
ABC Laboratories, Inc.
Kim Stanley
RE/MAX Boone Realty
“TOP 25” BUSINESS LEADERSHIP CIRCLE ADVOCATES
Roger Birdsong-CO-CHAIR - Columbia Insurance Group
Jack Smith-CO-CHAIR - Commerce Bank
LIVE UNITED.
John Bailey
Boone County National Bank
Carol Hall
JES Holdings, LLC
Gregory Slinkard
City of Columbia
Chris Belcher
Columbia Public Schools
Crystal Payne
First State Community Bank
David Spencer
Cornerstone National Insurance Company
Mary Daly
Ameren Missouri
Jerome Rader
MBS Textbook Exchange, Inc.
Tracy Eichhorn
Miller’s Professional Imaging/Mpix.com
Daniel Rothery
Boone Hospital Center
Barron Fuller
Isle of Capri Casino, Boonville
Jim Schatz
Commerce Bank
LIVE UNITED.
Scott Ward
Community Volunteer
Andy Waters
Columbia Daily Tribune
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
UM-MU CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP VOLUNTEERS
UM-MU CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP CIRCLE VOLUNTEERS
TRI-CHAIRS
TRI-CHAIRS
Frank Schmidt
Joseph Scogin
Daniel Clay
Professor of Biochemistry
Assistant Director of Athletics,
Academic Services - Intercollegiate Athletics
Dean and Professor - College of Education
HONORARY CHAIRS
Steve Owens Brady Deaton
Anne Deaton
REGIONAL CHAIRS
Allen Bluedorn
Beth Chancellor
Marilyn Coleman-Ganong
Teresa Davis
Nan Erickson
Jill Ford
Kristi Gafford
Laura Gajda
Larry Ganong
Todd Houts
James Hundle
Jack Miles
Patricia Okker
Cindy Pollard
Betsy Rodriguez
Director of Libraries - MU Libraries
Elizabeth Garrett
Professor of Clinical Family Community Medicine
Philip Peters Ruth L. Hulston Professor of Law
Interim President, University of Missouri Systems
Chancellor, University of Missouri
Adjunct Professor Human Development & Family Studies
KEYPEOPLE COMMITTEE
Michael Chippendale
Vicki Conn
Ralph Dessem
Susan Even
Janet Farmer
Ted Groshong
Scott Maledy
Michael Misfeldt
Patricia Okker
Donna Otto
Rosemary Porter
Marjorie Sable
Sharon Schattgen
Cathy Scroggs
James Spain
Rodney Uphoff
Peter Vallentyne
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR
Richard Oliver
James Cogswell
Dean - School of Health Professions
Professor of Management & Associate Dean of Graduate Studies
Chief Information Security Officer - UM System
Professor of Human Development & Family Studies - Curators Professor
Executive Staff Assistant II, Provost Office
President, MU Retirees Association
Director of International Student Programs - Engineering
Director, Ellis Fischel Cancer Center
Executive Director for Advancement - Executive Admn UMHC
Professor, Human Development & Family Studies
Assistant Director, Environmental Health & Safety
Assistant to Dean - Agriculture
Past President, MU Retirees Association
Professor of English & Faculty Fellow - English
Associate Vice President Strategic Communications - UM System
Vice President Human Resources - UM System
Professor Emeritus of Entomology
Professor - School of Nursing
Dean & Professor of Law
Director Student Health Center
Director of Academic Programs of Health Psychology & Child Health
Associate Professor Emeritus / Senior Associate Dean for Alumni Affairs
Manager Production Operation - KOMU-TV8
Professor Molecular Microbiology & Immunology - Senior Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs
Professor of English and Faculty Fellow - English
Clinical Instructor - School of Nursing
Associate Professor Emerita and Dean Emerita of Nursing
Professor & Director of Social Work
Research Associate - Office of Sociology
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs
Interim Vice Provost of E-Learning - VP Undergraduate Studies
Elwood Thomas Professor of Law
Florence G. Kline Chair and Professor - Philosophy
LOANED EXECUTIVES
Jennifer Bloss
Ashley Caldwell
Susan Cameron
Brad Ekwerekwu
Teresa Long
Jill Moreland
Marjorie Matzes-Thies
Academic Advisor - Department of Arts & Science
Investment Specialist - Endowment & Retirement - UM System
Senior Information Specialist - Concerts
Graduate Student - Educational Counseling & Psych - PhD
Manager, Human Resources Support Services
Coor Program/Project Support - Agricultural Ext-Social Sciences
Planning & Project Specialist - Business Development - UMHC
The dedicated UM-MU Campaign Leadership
Volunteers raised an incredible $697,407.06
during their 2011 Campaign.
MIZZOU LIVES UNITED!
MU/UM ADMIN SERVICES CHAIRPERSON
Lisa Wimmenauer
Assistant Director Business Services
MU/UM CAMPAIGN ASSISTANT TO CHAIR
Colleen Lamond
Director of Game Operations - Intercollegiate Athletics
ANNUAL REPORT
15 2011
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LIVE UNITED.
LIVE UNITED.
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LOANED EXECUTIVES
CAMPAIGN PACESETTERS
Shannon Alvis
James Heavin
State Farm Insurance Companies
Shelter Insurance Companies
Danielle Bauer
Barry Kelly
Commerce Bank
Missouri Employers Mutual
Heather Clark
Sarah Moreau
Landmark Bank
Boone County National Bank
Lindsey Dunn
Katie Rose
Commerce Bank
Columbia Insurance Group
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Boone County Council on Aging
Boone County National Bank
Boone Hospital Center
Boonslick Heartland YMCA
Boys & Girls Town of Missouri
Boy Scouts - Great Rivers Council
Columbia Daily Tribune
Columbia Insurance Group
Commerce Bank
Cornerstone National Insurance Company
Family Counseling Center
Family Health Center
First State Community Bank
Gerding, Korte & Chitwood
Harrisburg Early Learning Center
Hawthorn Bank
Heart of Missouri United Way
jcpenney
Job Point
Joe Machens Automotive Group
Joe Machens BMW
Joe Machens Ford Lincoln
Joe Machens Hyundai
Joe Machens Nissan
Joe Machens Toyota Scion
Mable Harris
Schneider Electric
Landmark Bank
Lenoir Woods
Lutheran Family & Children’s Services
Mary Lee Johnston Community Learning Center
Meals on Wheels
Miller’s Professional Imaging/MPIX.com
OATS, Inc.
OTSCON
Phoenix Programs
Providence Bank
Rainbow House
Schneider Electric
Services for Independent Living
Simon Oswald Architecture
The Bank of Missouri
The Callaway Bank
The Food Bank for Central & Northeast Missouri
True North
University Y
Unlimited Opportunities, Inc.
UPS
US Bank
Voluntary Action Center
Watlow
Williams-Keepers, LLC
Woodruff Sweitzer
The 2011 Pacesetter Companies and Agencies completed
their campaigns early and with great success to show midMissouri how they LIVE UNITED! These companies, agencies
and their employees raised a remarkable $752,121 to help
local people in need.
ANNUAL REPORT
17 2011
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LIVE UNITED.
LIVE UNITED.
2011 ANNUAL REPORT 18
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
2011 CORPORATE PARTNERS
CORPORATE ANGEL
$500,000+
University of Missouri*
MBS Textbook Exchange, Inc.*
MFA Oil Company*
Miller’s Professional Imaging/Mpix.com*
Missouri Employers Mutual*
United Parcel Service
CORPORATE MVP
$250,000+
CORPORATE STAR
$15,000+
Veterans United Home Loans*
3M Company
Boone County Government*
CenturyLink*
Columbia College*
jcpenney*
Kraft - Columbia Foods
KOMU-TV8*
MFA Incorporated*
Watlow Columbia
Williams-Keepers LLC*
CORPORATE ALL-STAR
$100,000+
Shelter Insurance Companies*
State Farm Insurance Companies*
CORPORATE CHAMPION
$50,000+
Ameren Missouri*
Boone County National Bank*
Boone Hospital Center*
City of Columbia*
Columbia Public Schools*
Combined Federal Campaign Employees
JES Holdings, LLC*
Landmark Bank*
Missouri State Employees Charitable
Campaign
Pure Marketing*
Schneider Electric*
CORPORATE LEADER
$30,000+
ABC Laboratories, Inc.*
Columbia Daily Tribune*
Columbia Insurance Group*
Commerce Bank*
Frito-Lay/Quaker Oats*
Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’
Hospital*
Isle of Capri Casino, Boonville*
Joe Machens Ford Lincoln*
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
CORPORATE SHAREHOLDER $5,000+
Alliance Water Resources, Inc.*
Amega Mobile Home Sales, Inc.
American Air Filter International*
Bob McCosh Chevrolet Inc.*
Boyce & Bynum Pathology Labs*
Boys & Girls Town of Missouri - A Great
Circle Agency*
Caterpillar, Inc.
Columbia Public Schools Administration Building*
Cornerstone National Insurance Company*
David H. Hickman High School
DeSpain Cayce Dermatology Center
and Medical Spa*
Dunafon Enterprises, Inc.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car*
Family Counseling Center*
Family Health Center*
FedEx*
First State Community Bank*
Gates Corporation*
Gerbes Supermarket #124*
Gerding, Korte & Chitwood, P.C.*
Heart of Missouri United Way, Inc.*
Hubbell Power Systems, Inc.
Job Point*
2011 CORPORATE PARTNERS
Joe Machens Automotive Group*
Joe Machens Toyota Scion*
Lenoir Woods*
Macy’s
Phoenix Programs, Incorporated*
Primaris Healthcare Business Solutions*
Professional Contractors & Engineers*
Providence Bank*
Regions Bank*
Rock Bridge High School
Schnucks Supermarket*
SEMCO LLC*
Services for Independent Living*
Simon Oswald Architecture*
Stephens College*
The Bank of Missouri*
The Callaway Bank*
The Food Bank for Central & Northeast
Missouri*
Unlimited Opportunities
US Bank*
West Junior High School
CORPORATE INVESTOR
$1,000+
Aetna*
Alpha Hart Lewis Elementary School
Alternative Community Training*
ASI Flexible Benefits
AT&T*
Auto Owners Insurance
Bank of America
Benton Elementary School
Big Brothers Big Sisters*
Boone Clinic*
Boone County Family Resources*
Boone-Central Title Company*
Boonslick Heartland YMCA
Boonville Daily News
Boy Scouts of America - Great Rivers
Council*
Cedar Ridge Elementary School
Central Missouri Aviation, Inc.*
Central MO Subcontracting Enterprises
Columbia Chamber of Commerce
Columbia Housing Authority*
Columbia Public Schools Business Office
LIVE UNITED.
Columbia Public Schools Vandiver Building
CORE/Bethel Building/Quest
Daniel Boone Regional Library*
Dave Griggs Flooring America*
Delta Systems*
Derby Ridge Elementary School
Engineering Surveys & Services*
Environmental Dynamics, Inc.*
Fairview Elementary School
Gentry Middle School
Gerbes Supermarket #111*
Gerbes Supermarket #125*
Gerke & Associates, Inc.*
Grossman Promotional Products*
Harlan, Harlan & Still*
Hawthorn Bank*
Indeeco
Inside Columbia Magazine
Jefferson Junior High School
Joe Machens BMW*
Joe Machens Hyundai*
Joe Machens Nissan*
Landers, Weiss & Company*
Lange Middle School
Lee Elementary School
Loveall RV’s*
Marberry & Eagle, CPAs, P.C.*
Mary Lee Johnston Community
Learning Center*
Mill Creek Elementary School
Miller Dental Associates, Inc.*
Miller, Bales & Cunningham, P.C.*
Missouri Cardiovascular Specialists
Missouri Press Service, Inc.
MMG, Inc.*
Moresource, Inc.*
New Haven Elementary School
Oakland Junior High School
OATS, Inc.
OTSCON, INC.*
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co.
Parkade Elementary School
Paternity Testing Corporation
Laboratories*
Paxton Keeley Elementary School
Peckham & Wright Architects, Inc.*
Riback Supply Company Inc.*
Ridgeway Elementary School
LIVE UNITED.
Robinson Orthodontics
Rock Bridge Elementary School
Russell Boulevard Elementary School
Sam’s Wholesale Club
Septagon Construction*
Shepard Boulevard Elementary School
Smithton Middle School
Target
Trabue, Hansen and Hinshaw, Inc.*
Tropical Liqueurs*
True North*
UMB Bank of Boonville
Van Matre, Harrison, Hollis,
Pitzer & Taylor, P.C.*
Voluntary Action Center*
Wal-Mart Store #159*
Wal-Mart Store #451*
Wal-Mart Store #80*
Wal-Mart Store #820
Walther, Antel, Stamper & Fischer, P.C.*
Woodruff Sweitzer*
Heart of Missouri United Way is
a proud member of the Columbia
Chamber of Commerce.
* Indicates Columbia
Chamber of Commerce
Member
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
ALEXIS de TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
United Way’s Alexis de Tocqueville Society was founded in 1983 in order to
deepen the understanding, commitment and support of United Way’s most
generous and community-minded investors. Bo Fraser, Ann and Stan Kroenke,
Greg and Virginia Mattli, Dan Stubler, and an anonymous donor are the
founding members of our Society, established in 1999.
During our 1988 campaign, Jack Cox and Doug Groesbeck launched a leadership giving program that was focused
on commitment to United Way through personal gifts of $1,000 or more. The response was positive, with 42
forward-thinking community members/leaders joining the new Leadership Giving Program. This successful
venture carries on today. In 2011 there were 555 households giving at the Leadership Circle level or $1,000 or
more. We salute those who ask individuals to give and those who are able to give. The total giving of this group
topped $1,014,065.86 in 2011, and represents 28.98% of our campaign total.
Membership in the Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000
annually to United Way. Our Society members, with their generous giving, provide a
firm foundation for the life-changing work done by Heart of Missouri United Way and
the people we serve.
ORDRE de FRATERNITÉ
$75,000-$99,999
ORDRE dé LIBERTÉ
$25,000-$49,999
Brent & Erica Beshore
Jeffrey E. & Nancy Jill Smith
The following individuals, couples and companies are Leadership Circle members, and are recognized for their
strong commitment to helping make a lasting difference in central Missouri.
PLATINUM
$5,000-$9,999
2 Anonymous Donors
Jerry Atwood
Bryan G. Foote, D.D.S.
Marilyn Coleman & Lawrence Ganong
John Bennett Landrum
Joe & Leslie Meyer
Jim & Doris Ross
Steven Zweig & Susan Even
MEMBRES de la SOCIÉTÉ
$10,000+
GOLD
$2,500-$4,999
2 Anonymous Donors
Tom & Linda Atkins
Greg & Kelly DeLine
John & Karla DeSpain
Bo & Terry Fraser
David & Marcia Machens
Greg & Ginny Mattli
Richard G. Miller
Gary & Vicki Pinkel
Beatrice B. Smith
Tom & Anne Smith
Charles & Jan Swaney
Al & Barbara Wagner
Hank Waters & Vicki Russell
Hal & Mary Williamson
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
4 Anonymous Donors
Mike & Rockie Alden
Roger & Susan Ballard
Andrew & Cynthia Beverley
Allen & Betty Bluedorn
Stephen August Brietzke
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Churchill
Jane E. Closterman
Jim & Elizabeth Cogswell
Mary K. Daly
Brady & Anne Deaton
John & Dana Ehler
Glen & Tina Ehrhardt
James Todd Elliott
Steve & Laura Erdel
Brian & Lerke Foster
Jeff & Denise Hackman
John & Lindsay Hall
Thomas & Rebecca Highland
LIVE UNITED.
LIVE UNITED.
David & Sherry Hockman
Marilyn & Perk Hoecker
Scott & Mary Hofferber
George Justice & Devoney Looser
Les & Karen Kanuckel
Drs. Stephen & Mari Ann Keithahn
Linda & Michael Kravchick
Nikki & Aaron Krawitz
Scott & MaryBeth Litofsky
Teresa & Scott Maledy
Will & Amy Markel
Eric & Sabrina McDonnell
Michael & Alice Misfeldt
David Moore
Kimberly A. Olden & Richard J. Ahrens, II
Philip G. Peters, Jr. & Vickie Park
Ken & Betsy Rall
Robert & Sharon Schattgen
Jim & Marilyn Schatz
Drs. David Schlossman & Pamela
Honeycutt
Rob Duncan & Annie Sobel
Herb & Louise Stanley
Angel Stewart
Monica Swoboda
Gary & Julie Thompson
Van Matre, Harrison, Hollis, Taylor
& Bacon, P.C.
Patrick Westhoff & Elena Vega
Dan & Linda Vinson
Scott & Kathy Ward
Lana Zerrer, M.D.
SILVER
$1,000-$2,499
101 Anonymous Donors
Guy Adams & Martha Jolly
Mark & Carole Adams
Nancy Adrian
Dr. Lex & Sally Akers
Jordan & Julie Alexander
Rick & Sharon Allio
Nancy Allison Agency, LLC – Shelter
Insurance Companies
Mark & Betsy Ames
Daniel & Amanda Andrade
Aaron Angel, Jan Piland & Sophie
Angel
Bill & Judy Arnet
Linda G. Arnold
Mr. & Mrs. José Aviles
Bob & Sharon Bailey
John & Kim Bailey
Jean & Bill Baird
Stephanie Banker
Dr. Courtney Barnes, M.D.
& Mr. Shawn Barnes
Rita Barry
James & Nancy Baumann
Tom & Lynnanne Baumgardner
Lynda & Steve Baumgartner
Raymond A. & Delilah A. Beck
Chris & Jackie Belcher
Jim & Margaret Belcher
Jeff & Sandy Belden
Roger & Beverly Birdsong
Darryl & Jennifer Boddie
Randy & Vee Boehm
Gina Boone
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Steve Borgelt
Les & Ann Borgmeyer
Jim & Barbara Bornhauser
Craig & Lois Brace
Sherylyn Bradford
Chris & Beth Bramstedt
Eric Brown
Karen R. Brown
John & Stephanie Browning
Eric Brunson & Jason Leggett
Robert Simms
Dr. & Mrs. Peter K. Buchert
John & Melissa Bucksath
Roger & Mary Bumgarner
Steve & Cindy Bunch
Brett Burri
Cora Butler
Doug & Sue Callahan
Melissa & David Carr
Ron & Judy Carter
Jerome & Anita Caver
Beth & Terry Chancellor
Wayne & Stephanie Chipman
Michael & Ene Chippendale
Dr. & Mrs. Ted Choma
Dan & Karen Clapp
Chris & Rachel Claunch
Brian & Mitzi Clayton
Joan R. Coates
Patti & Terry Coffelt
Jack & Winifred Colwill
Vicki Conn
Bob & Kathleen Conway
David & Tookie Cravens
John Crosswhite
Gloria Crull
Jerry & Naomi Cupp
Paul Cushing
Jim & Paula Cuva
Brian & Karen Dabson
Blake & Carol Danuser
Jan & John Dean
Ken & Charlotte Dean
Ellen B. Dent
Larry & Beth Dessem
Drs. Michael & Susan Devaney
Troy & Annette DeVault
Kitty G. Dickerson
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
(cont’d)
Judy Donnell
Tom Dougherty
Rusty Drewing
Don & Mary Dugan
Tom & Dawn Dugan
Cameron & Elizabeth Dunafon
Mark & Jane Duncan
Terry & Shelly Dykes
Charles & Mary Dysart
Bill & Susan Elder
Jacob Engle
Marianne & Jon Erickson
Janet & John Farmer
John & Linda Fentress
Larry & Paulette Fick
Mark B. & Louesa Runge Fine
William B. Fisch
Susan Flader
David Fleming, M.D. & Karen
Edison, M.D.
Matthew & Paula Fleming
Bill & Martha Folk
Gary & Christy Ford
Scott & Melissa Forrest
Charles & Lori Franz
Tom & Peggy Freeman
Sandra Freese
Jerry & Jeannette French
Mr. & Mrs. Barron Fuller
Ben & Nancy Galloway
Seshu & Irene Ganjam
Betsy Garrett
Bob & Rosie Gerding
Gene & Pat Gerke
Kevin & Whitney Gibbens
Mike & Linda Gilbert
Andrew R. & Jacqueline L. Gingrich
John Glascock & Kristin Gerber
Yvette Gonzales
Kip Goodman
Vellore & Anantha Gopalaratnam
Bruce & Kathryn Gordon
Allen & Karen Goree
Russell & Susan Gowin
Jill & Steve Graham
Joe & Elaine Green & family
Brian & Luann Griffith
Dave & Nancy Griggs
Kee W. & Diana S. Groshong
Ted & Kyle Groshong
Larry & Anna Gross
Stephen & Debra Guthrie
Norman C. Gysbers
Vicki Hague
Carol & Dennis Hall
Leslie & Rose Ann Hall
Brian & Sherri Handke
Marsha Handley
Drs. Veralee Hardin & D. Joe Phillips
Charles & Marilyn Sanford Hargrove
Harlan, Harlan & Still
Greg & Shari Harmon
Philip & Janet Harrison
Mike & Kathy Hartmann
John & Ann Havey
Gerald Hazelbauer & Linda Randall
Michael & Christie Haynes
Darrell Hendon
Gina & Keith Henry
Mary Jo Henry
Tim & Karen Hickman
Kimberly Hoffman
Todd & Barbara Hoien
Mike & Kelley Holman
Tim Holtsford & Cathy Gunther
Joan Hermsen & Charles Hoover
Lynn & Patricia Hostetler
Todd A. Houts
Larry & Lisa Hubbard
James Hundle
Timothy Jackman
Pat & Owen Jackson
Vernon & June Jennings
Thomas & Sabrina Jensen
David Jonassen & Rose Marra
Jacquelyn K. Jones
Stephen R. Jorgensen
David & Susan Keller
Barry & Joyce Kelly
Jerry & Michele Kennett
Nick & Janet Kieffer
Julaine Kiehn
Brian & Betsey Kimes
Kristein King
The Kington Family
Keith & Peggy Kirkpatrick
LIVE UNITED.
Lynn Kleopfer, M.D.
Daniel Knight
William A. & Kay E. Knox
Bill Koenig
Gene & Fran Koepke
Dr. & Mrs. Kevin Komes
Carl & Ann Korschgen
Kim & Earl Kraus
Andrew Kroeck
Craig Kuhns
Anita Larsen
John Lauriello
Roma Lay
William & Paula Lear
Dr. & Mrs. Michael LeFevre
Gustav J. Lehr
Mr. & Mrs. F. E. “Red” Leighton
Matt & Janis Levsen
Tim & Lisa Lewis
Erik Lindbloom & Lynn Wung
Marc Linit & Sue Hollingsworth
Greg & Sandra Logan
John & Daphne Louie
Stephen Lubbering
Sally Beth Lyon & Donald Ludwig
Mike & Teresa Magruder
Bill Mahoney
Jim & Marjorie Marberry
Jim Markel
Alan & Mary Beth Marrs
Mary M. Martin & Kenneth A. Sudduth
Scott & Kanani May
Stan & Mary McCarthy
Don & Gloria McCubbin
Robert & Suzanne McDavid
Jane & Joe McDonald
Mark & Lynn McIntosh
Ryan & Amy McKenzie
McNerney Management Group, Inc.
- Dan & Julie McNerney
Rick & Molly Means
Ann & David Mehr
Kelly Mescher
Judith & Donald Miles
Judith Fitzgerald Miller, PhD, RN, FAAN
Karen M. Miller
Lynn & Jackie Miller
Mike & Rebecca Miller
LIVE UNITED.
Steven & Sharon Millikan
Dean & Sue Mills
Bob Minnick
Roger & Joyce Mitchell
Joe & Barb Montgomery
Doug & Lynne Moore
Matt & Rhonda Moore
Joe & Carol Moseley
Tod & Christine Moser
David & Diane Mountjoy
Kyle & Lesli Moylan
Peter Mueser
John Murray
Kevin Necas
Janice & Harris Nelson
Eric Newcomb
Carol A. Nierling
Troy & Melinda Norton
Pat Okker & Richard Edging
Rich & Carol Oliver
Scott & Cheryl Orr
The Ostempowski Family
Donna & Dick Otto
David & Michele Parker
Dr. George & Linda Parkins
Wesley & Rosa Parks
Ray Patterson
Tom & Alice Payne
Jason & Jennifer Peck
Jane Ann Perry
Sarah Perry
DeAnn Peter
Beverely & Walter L. Pfeffer, II
Glenn & Ilayna Pickett
Matthew & Kathleen Pitzer
Cuba & Ron Plain
Cynthia Pollard
Drs. Michael & Rosemary Porter
Jim & Lori Powell
Delta Systems Group - Steve Powell
Leslie McBride Powell
David & Tina Putnam
Rob & Kate Quinn
Andy Quint & Ellen Hosmer
Jerome Rader
Brent & Beth Rahn
Dr. Archana Ramaswamy
& Dr. Rumi Faizer
(cont’d)
Tom & Shelly Ramsey
Walter & Marilyn Rantz
Heather Rapp
Rick & Karen Ravenhill
Debbie & John Rawlings
Randa Rawlins
Jeffrey & Alicia Reese
Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. Reynolds
Jon & Carol Rhodes
Marty Riback & Nola Ruth
Tim & Lauri Rich
Tom Richards & Melissa Lawson
In Memory of Vicki Brice Riney
Mitchell Ritter
Ben & Cindy Roberts
Jim & Debbie Robertson
Sue Rodgers
Betsy & Manny Rodriguez
Tim & Karin Rooney
Roger & Pam Root
Lynn Rossy
Daniel & Jane Rothery
Stephanie Rousseau
Richard & Linda Royer
Marjorie Sable & George Smith
Brenda Peculis & Frank Schmidt
Kirk & Becky Schmidt
Peter & Jo Schmidt
Prof. & Mrs. Adolf E. Schroeder
Edward & Mary Kay Schumacher
Dan & Susan Schuppan
Dr. Joe & Amanda Scogin
Stuart & Cathy Scroggs
Terry & Christine Sells
Brenda & Kevin Selman
H. Kent Shelton
Marty Siddall
Greg & Gina Silvey
B. Daniel Simon & Leah Beth Simon
Craig & Shelley Simon
Gary & Carol Smith
Jack & Janet Smith
Matthew & Emily Smith
Steven A. & Sharon K. Smith
Dr. Terry & Jane Smith
Jim & Vickie Spain
Gordon K. Springer & Susan L. Hutt
Dennis G. Stambaugh
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HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
Judy & Jim Starr
Bob & Bonnie Steinmetz
Jo & John Steitz
David & Joyce Stepanek
Jim & Nancy Sterling
Ryan & Kelly Stevens
Peter Stiepleman & Elizabeth Chang
Kelley Stuck
Jacki Swank
Bobb & Sally Swanson
Steve & Laura Tanzey
Jerry & Jeannie Taylor
Karen & Lonnie Taylor
Drs. Boyd & Carolyn Terry
Daniel W. & Jan Thompson
Frank Thompson
Dr. Russell & Ruth Thompson
Steve Thompson
David & Debbie Topash
Drs. Loukas Grafakos & Suzanne
Tourville
Charles & Karen Touzeau
UNITED FOR JOPLIN
(cont’d)
Tom & Kim Trabue
Dr. Michael & Mrs. Carol Trendle
Dr. Jo Turner & Dr. Dale Brigham
Scott & Sandy Uhlmann
University of Missouri Health Care Hugh E. Stephenson, Jr., M.D.
Department
Rod & Marsha Uphoff
Peter Vallentyne & Marylene Pastides
Steve & Kelli Van Doren
Lisa Swaim & Tim Vincent
Fred & Kathi vom Saal
Bob & Brenda Wagner
Bruce & Pam Walker
Roger & Jill Walker
Pat & Richard Wallace
Michael Warnock
Andy & Suzette Waters
Mary Waters
Bill Watkins
Rob & Pam Weagley
Aimee Wehmeier
Louise B. Weigel
Gary & Sandra Weisman
Steven Westgate
Todd Weyler
Ruby Wheeler & Phillip Kuhler
Bill & Phyllis White
Heidi Dixon-White & Frank White
Dr. Kevan & Ellen Whitsitt, D.D.S.
Neal & Lisa Wilkinson
Linsey & Sam Williams
Matt & Carla Williams
Roger & Cindy Wilson
Vicky & Willy Wilson
Lisa & Michael Wimmenauer
Darin & Nancy Windsor
Marty & Sherry Wohlgemuth
Bill & Susan Woods
Mark & Tina Workman
Sharon & Kevin Yaeger
Armon & Evelyn Yanders
The evening of May 22, 2011 forever changed the lives of the people of
Joplin, Missouri. Perhaps the worst tornadic storm ever recorded in U.S.
history, the devastating tornado ravaged the town - but not the spirit of our neighbors in Joplin.
Within hours of the disaster, Heart of Missouri United Way Board
member, Brent Beshore of Pure Marketing, established the “Joplin,
MO Tornado Recovery” Facebook page and the recovery plan was set in
motion. There was no question. When asked if Heart of Missouri United
Way would help, the immediate answer was, “YES; it’s the right thing
to do.” In so doing, we made a commitment that no administrative fees
would be incurred - 100% of all proceeds would go directly to Joplin.
In partnership with Beshore, KOMU-TV8 organized a telethon at the
Museao building and the KOMU studios in the span of four days. The
overwhelming support from not only the state of Missouri, but from
across the U.S. and around the world, was awe-inspiring. To date, more
than $1.7 million has been donated to our United for Joplin recovery
fund.
Working with the United Way in Joplin, we assembled an Investment
Review Team comprised of local Joplin citizens to get the funds flowing
for those most in need. RebuildJoplin.org has continued the recovery
effort by connecting people and community organizations.
Heart of Missouri United Way is committed to exploring new ways
of doing non-profit relief work in support of our mid-Missouri
communities. It will take all of us working together - non-profit and forprofit organizations - to make a lasting change.
ANNUAL REPORT
25 2011
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
LIVE UNITED.
LIVE UNITED.
2011 ANNUAL REPORT 26
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
2011 PROGRAM ALLOCATIONS
Adult Day Connection
Adult Day Healthcare
Alzheimer’s Association
Respite Care
American Red Cross
Armed Forces Services
Disaster Preparedness
Disaster Relief
Big Brothers Big Sisters
School-Based
SOAR
Traditional
Boone County Council on Aging
RSVP
Senior Connect
Boonslick Heartland YMCA
Memberships
Mentoring Program
Summer Day Camp
Youth Activities
Boy Scouts of America - Great Rivers Council
Urban Scouting/Scoutreach
Boys & Girls Clubs
After-School Program
Summer Camp Youth Program
Boys & Girls Town of Missouri
Residential Services
Transitional Living Group Home
Family Counseling Center of Missouri
Boonville/Fayette Outpatient
Columbia Outpatient
Family Health Center
Family Dental Center Administration
Fun City Youth Academy
Summer Academy
Girl Scouts of the Missouri Heartland
Every Girl Everywhere
Harrisburg Early Learning Center
Infant & Toddler Program
Preschool Program
2 Year Old Program
Harvest House Emergency Shelter
Job Point
Employment Services-Disabilities
JobWorks
Youth Mentoring Partnerships
Lutheran Family & Children’s Services
Birthparent Program
Resource Parents
ANNUAL REPORT
27 2011
HEART OF MISSOURI UNITED WAY
$38,000
$21,665
$89,964
975
38,898
50,091
$100,000
42,900
14,625
42,475
$81,727
12,310
68,417
$15,923
4,314
731
4,579
6,299
$42,000
$92,000
67,000
25,000
$35,780
34,500
1,280
$103,500
30,000
73,500
$126,068
$15,197
$20,000
$56,442
15,000
30,000
11,442
$18,525
$106,774
53,932
49,917
2,925
$75,250
20,000
55,250
2011 PARTNER AGENCIES
Mary Lee Johnston Community Learning Center
Childcare Services
Meals on Wheels
Home Delivered Meals
Nora Stewart Early Learning Center
Early Childhood Education
OATS, Inc.
Transportation Services
Phoenix Programs Substance Abuse Treatment & Recovery Services
Rainbow House
Child Advocacy Center
Emergency Shelter/Shelter Services
Transitional Living Program
Services for Independent Living
Community Living
Show Me Tech
Transportation
Youth & Family Connections
The Food Bank of Central & Northeast Missouri
Food Bank Program
Pantry Program
The Salvation Army
Harbor House
Social Services Office
True North
Advocacy Services
Emergency Shelter
Transitional Living Program
UCP Child Development Center
Camp Friday
Inclusive Childcare
KARS/Resource & Referral
University “Y”
Camp Mudd
Habitat for Humanity
Kid Contact
Y Tutors
Unlimited Opportunities
Community Employment Services
Family Support Services
Respite Care for Families
Voluntary Action Center
Family Assistance & Emergency Services
Volunteer Coordination
Total Member Agency Allocations
$117,000
$47,305
$118,000
$27,690
$41,000
$93,213
17,185
39,107
36,921
$106,154
3,900
8,970
90,066
3,218
$229,125
125,775
103,350
$138,171
109,990
28,181
$51,600
19,500
19,500
12,600
$59,175
23,372
25,716
10,087
$32,908
13,850
1,045
5,935
12,078
$41,165
7,515
16,975
16,675
$93,601
65,228
28,373
$2,234,922
Total Member Agency Allocations
HMUW Community Initiatives
Community Impact & Engagement
Designations to Other UW’s
Direct Services
2,234,922.00
130,933.80
93,080.08
7,097.57
5,317.37
Total 2011 Program Allocations
$2,471,350.50
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Adult Day Connection
Family Health Center
Phoenix Programs
Amy Byergo
ByergoL@health.missouri.edu
tel: 573-882-7070
adcshp.missouri.edu
Gloria Crull
gcrull@fhcmo.org
tel: 573-214-2314
www.fhcmo.org
Deborah Beste
dbeste@phoenixprogramsinc.org
tel: 573-875-8880
www.phoenixprogramsinc.org
Alzheimer’s Association
Fun City Youth Academy
Rainbow House
Linda Newkirk
linda.newkirk@alz.org
tel: 573-443-8665
www.alz.org/mid-missouri
Nia Imani
tel: 573-256-1436
Jan Stock
jstock@rainbowhousecolumbia.org
tel: 573-474-6600
www.rainbowhousecolumbia.org
American Red Cross, Mid-MO Chapter
Rhonda Lightfoot
rlightfoot@redcrossstl.org
tel: 573-445-9411
www.redcross-midmo.org
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Georgalu Swoboda
georgalu.swoboda@bbbs.org
tel: 573-874-3677
www.bbbs.org
Boone County Council on Aging
Jessica Macy
bcca01@centurytel.net
tel: 573-443-1111
www.booneaging.org
Boonslick Heartland YMCA
Theresa Hendrix
ymca@boonville.k12.mo.us
tel: 660-882-8500
www.boonslickheartlandymca.org
Boy Scouts of America
Doug Callahan
dcallaha@bsamail.org
tel: 573-449-2561 x206
www.bsa-grc.org
Boys & Girls Club of Columbia
Valorie Livingston
valorie@bgc-columbia.org
tel: 573-874-1697
bgc-columbia.org
Boys & Girls Town of Missouri
Paula Fleming
paula.fleming@bgtm.org
tel: 573-874-8686
www.bgtm.org
Family Counseling Center
Karen Cade
atacker@fccmo.org
tel: 573-443-2204
www.fccmo.org
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Girl Scouts of Missouri Heartland
Jennifer Orban
jorban@girlscoutsmoheartland.org
tel: 877-312-4764
www.girlscoutsmoheartland.org
Harrisburg Early Learning Center
Kim Harvey
uwdaycare@centurytel.net
tel: 573-875-5959
www.harrisburgearlylearningcenter.com
Harvest House
Marsha & Virgil Goodin
tlrcfairley@sbcglobal.net
tel: 660-882-3286
Job Point
Jim Lovelace
jiml@jobpointmo.org
tel: 573-474-8560
www.jobpointmo.com
Lutheran Family & Children’s Services
Christine Corcoran
christinec@lfcs.org
tel: 573-815-9955
lfcsmo.org/locations/columbia.php
Mary Lee Johnston Community
Learning Center
Meg Bartlett
mbartlettcns@yahoo.com
tel: 573-449-5600
Meals on Wheels
Marcia Walker
mowheels@gmail.com
tel: 573-886-7554
www.mealsonwheelscolumbia.org
Nora Stewart Early Learning Center
Cheryl Howard
cherylhoward@norastewart.com
tel: 573-449-5981
norastewart.com
OATS, Inc.
Jack Heusted
jackh@oatstransit.org
tel: 57-449-3789
www.oatstransit.org
Services for Independent Living
Aimee Wehmeier
awehmeier@silcolumbia.org
tel: 573-874-1646
www.silcolumbia.org
The Food Bank for Central & NE Missouri
Peggy Kirkpatrick
peggyk@sharefoodbringhope.org
tel: 573-474-1020
sharefoodbringhope.org
The Salvation Army
Major Kendall Mathews
kendall_mathews@usc.salvationarmy.org
tel: 573-442-3229
usc.salvationarmy.org/usc/www_usc.nsf
True North
Barbara Hodges
bhodges@socket.net
tel: 573-875-1369
www.truenorthofcolumbia.org
UCP Child Development Center
Christy Brookins
brookinsc@ucpheartland.org
tel: 573-449-6783
www.ucpheartland.org
University Y
Julie Alexander
AlexanderJu@missouri.edu
tel: 573-882-1550
uymca.students.missouri.edu
Unlimited Opportunities
Jennifer Waibel
jennifer@uoi.org
tel: 660-882-5576
www.uoi.org
Voluntary Action Center
Nick Foster
dir@vacmo.org
tel: 573-449-6959
www.vacmo.org
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AGENCY RELATIONS COMMITTEE
CAPACITY BUILDING
The following are some of the training and retooling opportunities provided by Heart of Missouri
United Way to its partner agencies during the transition to Community Impact. (All trainings
provided in 2010-2011 were at no cost to the agencies.)
Greg Grupe
Community Volunteer
Tina Ehrhardt
• Diversity training sponsored and hosted by Missouri Employers Mutual (MEM)
for all agency partners
Stephens College
Troy Norton
• Adult and infant CPR training and certification provided by the American Red
Cross
Williams-Keepers LLC
Erik Morse
• Provided and paid for one-on-one technical assistance and training for
struggling agency programs
Veterans United Home Loans
Gary Ford
• Provided board training from a National Board Training Expert
Tana Hagen
Providence Bank
Gwen Jones
Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital
Sallie Houser-Hanfelder
Harry S. Truman Memorial Veterans’ Hospital
Elizabeth Wilson
William Woods University
Community Volunteer
• Paid for four (4) Executive Directors to attend an ongoing professional
development roundtable geared toward professional development
• Provided training on new benefits packages and retirement rules for nonprofits
Heart of Missouri United Way achieves levels of quality and fiscal efficiency that other
charitable organizations nationally aspire to attain. When you make a pledge to the Heart
of Missouri United Way, you can be assured that your contribution will be used wisely to
help people in need. Our allocations process works to ensure that every program we fund
is well managed and getting results.
• Provided a one-day workshop with all of the top local marketing firms
presenting to agencies
• Brought in a National Thought Leader to educate and train on poverty
Allocations volunteers determine how to award contributor dollars to agencies to benefit
the greatest number of people. Annually, United Way volunteers review each agency in
financial, program, and results performance areas, then strategically invest funding to
achieve the best results.
• With a corporate partner, provided a National Thought Leader to speak about
the Five Trends in Nonprofit Services
• Provided training and technical assistance to agencies and boards of directors
on Operations/Administration/Grant Writing/Strategic Planning
• Worked with statewide nonprofit to ensure agencies had training monies
(underwritten) to attend training on program evaluation
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LIVE UNITED ACTION TEAMS
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
There are myriad ways for businesses to partner with
Heart of Missouri United Way. By doing so, companies
build community goodwill and reinforce their reputations
as good corporate citizens with their customers,
employees and our mid-Missouri community.
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library was founded in 1996 by Dolly Parton in Sevier County,
Tennessee, in order to foster a love of reading among preschool children and their
families. It is now an international success, reaching more than 1,100 markets, including
Columbia, Missouri, where it was launched in 2008 as a United Way Women’s Initiative
program.
One of the ways a company can engage with our
community through United Way is by forming a LIVE
UNITED Action Team. Volunteers from across the
community contribute thousands of volunteer hours
each year in activities benefiting United Way Partner
Agencies and local non-profit organizations. LIVE
UNITED Action Team members see first-hand the impact
and importance of community-focused work that
helps people in need. Heart of Missouri United Way
coordinates projects from large to small.
Today the Imagination Library is a program of Heart of Missouri United Way, which
provided books to more than 3,900 children in 2011. We enjoy a nation leading
participation rate of 80%, far above the national average of 35%.
Our success is a result of strategic partnerships with the following:
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Thank you to those that gave of their time and talent to
make a difference for so many in 2011!
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Total Volunteers:
439
Boone Hospital Center and University of Missouri Women’s and Children’s
Hospital, whose staff members present parents with newborns their first
Imagination Library book and an enrollment form,
Columbia Public Library, which collects participant names and manages the
database,
The Friends of the Columbia Public Library, which provides funding for The Little
Engine That Could™, every child’s first book, and
Parents as Teachers, who promotes the Imagination Library when they conduct
in-home visits at homes where children live.
Karen Taylor, Executive Vice President, Consumer Banking, Boone County National Bank,
is chair of the Columbia Chapter of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.
Total Volunteer Hours:
1,738
The following individuals led their company teams in volunteer projects benefitting the noted agencies:
Shannon Alvis
Boyce and Bynum Pathology Labs
Volunteered for The Food Bank of
Central & Northeast Missouri
Kate Parshall
Marberry and Company
Volunteered for The Food Bank
of Central & Northeast Missouri
Dean Runyan
Columbia Insurance Group
Volunteered for Coyote Hill
Tiffany Paige
MBS Textbook Exchange, Inc.
Volunteered for The Food Bank
of Central & Northeast Missouri
Roxy VanPool
IBM
Volunteered for Rainbow House
Daniel Rumans
Isle of Capri Casino
Volunteered for multiple organizations
Amy Voltmer
JES Holdings
Volunteered for Coyote Hill
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Shirley Johnson
Missouri Employers Mutual
Volunteered for Boone County
Council on Aging & Habitat for
Humanity
Mitzi Clayton
University of Missouri Athletics
Volunteered for The Food Bank
of Central & Northeast Missouri
& Meals on Wheels
Jenn Tade
Shelter Insurance Companies
Volunteered for Coyote Hill
Tonya Reynolds
State Farm Insurance Companies
Volunteered for The Food Bank of
Central & Northeast Missouri &
Boone County Council on Aging
Marsha Moore
University of Missouri System
Volunteered for The Food Bank of
Central & Northeast Missouri
Jessica Trimble
Williams-Keepers LLC
Volunteered for Coyote Hill & Family
Counseling Center
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EMERGING INITIATIVE - CHILDHOOD HUNGER
COMMUNITY INITIATIVES
Lunch for Learning Report from Laina Fullum, Director of Nutrition Services
2010-2011
Last school year there was a charge policy that allowed students to charge up to $7.00 in meals. Then, after that point,
they were given an alternate meal (PB&J, apple and milk at lunch or cereal, fruit and milk at breakfast). Nutrition Services
staff and students were being put in the middle. The staff requested that we reform our charge policy.
2011-2012
2-1-1 is a fast, free and confidential information
& referral line available 24 hours a day, 7 days a
week. 2-1-1 call centers operate under national
standards and are staffed by trained specialists
who quickly assess the callers’ needs and refer
them to the help they seek. Information is
available on a broad range of services, including
food banks, affordable housing, health resources,
child care, after-school programs, elderly care,
financial literacy, and job training programs.
Missouri 2-1-1 will be entering it’s fifth year of
operation in 2012. Heart of Missouri United Way’s
three county coverage area alone had 2,398 calls
in the past year with 3,324 identified needs.
Launched in mid-Missouri in July 2009 by Heart
of Missouri United Way, FamilyWize, provides
uninsured and underinsured Missourians
discounts on prescription medications of all
kinds at any pharmacy. Every day people are
using FamilyWize cards to save money on their
prescriptions and to enable them to get the
medicine they would not otherwise have been
able to afford. The savings on the cost of the
medicine is provided by the more than 65,000
participating local pharmacies that have agreed
voluntarily to accept FamilyWize cards and lower
the cost of the medicine.
In 2011, the FamilyWize discount card has saved
mid-Missourians over $17,809!
The Top 3 identified needs were:
1. Utility Assistance (1,010)
2. Rent/Mortgage Payment Assistance (319)
3. Shelter/Temporary Housing (310)
This school year, thanks to the United Way and several individual donors, students did not receive alternate meals any
longer at all grade levels but high school.
We were not able to collect unpaid charges from last year’s student participation. There were 67 students that totaled
$877 in charges. This was the first pay out of donated funds. Our alternate meals record from February-May of 2011 only
(records not available before Feb.), totaled a breakfast count of 2,170 meals ($2,929.50) and a lunch count of 10,300 meals
($21,630) which were delivered to students free of charge. Our department will not be able to recuperate those costs, but
will hopefully avoid them in the future.
August-September 2011
Annually the Nutrition Services Department processes all free and reduced price applications. To qualify, a household
must be 185% of the poverty level to qualify for reduced price meals and 130% to qualify for free meals. Until applications
are processed, students are allowed to charge to their lunch account which is a computerized debit system. Early in the
school year funds were not needed due to the lack of accumulation of high balances at this point in time.
October-November 2011
Student households that qualified for benefits last year are allowed 30 operating days to get in a new application or they
are dropped from free and reduced meal benefits. As of October 3rd they were dropped from benefits. CPS Nutrition
Services turns in monthly claim reports to the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, School Food Services.
Applications and claims cannot go retroactively once a student is in the paid category and has charged up meals.
In October and November student accounts are reaching maximum charge levels of $94.10. Our department and our
school offices make phone calls to home, send home letters to parents to alert them of the high balances. An application
for meal benefits is also sent home to exhaust all possibilities of payment from the parent/guardian and/or possibility to
qualify for meal benefit assistance before using funds.
If the household does not qualify for benefits and cannot pay the balance on their child’s account, they are then in the
position to receive United Way/donor funds. Nutrition Services is attempting to utilize funds as a last resort so that
donors know that we are trying to recognize only those households who are truly in need and not just misinformed about
the system or abusing the system. Nutrition Services are being conservative with funds so that they will be available when
needed.
December 2011 and January 2012
With the beginning of the new year, there continue to be high student balances. As of 1/23/12, the total currently owed
to CPS in lunch/breakfast charges is $13,709.10 for the entire district. Much of this balance can and will be recovered,
but some will remain unpaid and require donated funds. Our department made over 60 calls this month to high balance
households and as a result will be increasing our recipients who are in need of assistance on a bi-weekly basis. This
week’s payout totaled $473.74. Student charges equaling $1,545.65 in high are being assessed for need in the next two
weeks.
That is the summary of where we are currently. It is a slow process, but it does yield accurate information given time.
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