of Greater
Birmingham
phone: (205) 939.5590
fax: (205) 939.5595
www.bbbsbhm.org
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Big Brothers Big Sisters
of Greater Birmingham
1901 14th Avenue South
Birmingham, AL 35205
Big
Brothers
Big
Sisters
Report to the Community
2011
“The Birmingham
Business Alliance’s
2011 Nonprofit of
the Year”
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BIRMINGHAM, AL
2012 Board of Directors
Michael Waller, CPC
Robert Buchalter
Harlan Sands, J.D.,
M.B.A.
F. Keith Covington
President
Community Leader
Fundraising Committee Chair
Capital Growth Buchalter
Vice President
UAB
Legal Personnel Committee Chair
Bradley Arant Boult
Cummings LLP
Pamela Blalock
Brian Ethridge
Secretary
Blue Cross Blue Shield of AL
Ryan Austin
Bryant Bank
Willie Henderson
Arby’s
Treasurer
Hoar Construction
Donna Hightower
Michael Anderson
Governance Chair
Collateral Holdings, LTD
Community Volunteer
Bobby Knight
Alison Lindsay
Curtis Anthony
Mary Anna Raburn
AA Management, LLC
Carey L. Rome
The Cypress Group
John Sellers
Community Volunteer/
Big Brother
Celia Haynes Shorts
Alabama Power Company
Anthony “Tony” Smith
Sirote & Permutt, P.C.
Shane Spray
Cadence Bank
Brian Tucker
Greystar
CBS 42
BB&T
Marvell (Chip) Bivins, Jr. Debbie Long
Protective Life Corporation
Energen Corporation
Young Advisory Board
Patrick Robinson
President
Bank Card of America, Inc.
Chris Hicks
Vice President
Paychex
Christina Gandia
Princeton Baptist Medical
Center
Samantha DeLappe
Secretary
Princeton Baptist Medical
Center
Christie Borton
Maynard Cooper & Gale, PC
Amy Eddings
Charles Norton
Brad Gannon
Andrew Russell
Medaus Pharmacy
Hydinger & Stewart
Commercial Properties
Molly Hilyer
Sarrell Dental
Marquita Lewis
UAB Division of
Preventative Medicine
Mark Lovoy
Merrill Lynch
Sarah Malcom
Forensic Strategic
Solutions
Birmingham Business
Alliance’s 2011
Non-Profit of the Year!
Colonial Properties Trust
Starnes & Atchison LLP
Susan Shields
Leadership Birmingham
Tiffany Taylor
Sellers, Richardson, Holman,
and West, LLP
Tomeka Walker
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Winner of the
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
of America 2011
Gold Standard Award!
Blount County Fashion
Show Sponsors
Ms. Faye Blackwood
Ms. Alene Bullard
Ms. Jeanette Elgin
Ms. Jacquelyn Gardner
Ms. Nadine Lamb
Ms. Jean Lanier
Ms. Connie Millwood
Ms. Betty Reeves
Ms. Jane Reid
Ms. Linda Tidwell
Ms. Susan White
Ms. Mildred Williams
Mrs. John Wilson
Cato
Lemley-Brown Funeral Home
Ms. Birdella Gilbert
Ms. Paulette Speegle
Ms. Geneva Miller
Ms. Karen Cook
SheaRue, Inc
DBA Cleveland Pharmacy
Tortillas Sabinas
Veriosa Club
Lester Memorial United Methodist Church Faith Class
Blount County-Oneonta Chamber of Commerce
The Southern Democrat, Inc
Mr. David Standridge
Ms. Bertha Sloan
Heritage Dental, P.C.
Processing Design Solutions, LLC
Jim Murphree Insurance Agency Inc.
J & M Pharmacy & Compounding Center
Provence Specialty Gifts
Blount Realty Team
Spann Enterprises
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pruett
Ms. Carolyn Jackson
Ms. Cathy Irvin
Ms. Barbara Cornelius
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wright
Mrs. Patricia Smith
Ms. Reba Martin
Blount County District Attorney
Spring Valley Beach, Inc.
Dear Friend of Big Brothers Big Sisters,
2011 was an exciting and eventful year at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham
(BBBS)! The hard work of our dedicated Board of Directors, donors, volunteers, and
staff was recognized when BBBS was named the 2011 Best Non-Profit of the Year by the
Birmingham Business Alliance.
Our Bowl for Kids’ Sake events continued to prove tremendously successful, as did our
annual Arby’s Charity Golf Tour. We want to thank everyone who supported us in our
2011 fundraising events.
The trip to beautiful Camp Hargis for 40 Littles is always a highlight of our year at BBBS.
Last year, Camp was once again made possible by our outstanding Young Advisory Board,
who raised more than $10,000 to send our Littles to Camp.
Many of our Bigs and Littles had a blast attending an Atlanta Braves game for Big
Brothers Big Sisters Day at Turner Field last summer. Our Littles in the Children of
Promise Program also enjoyed a field trip to the Civil Rights museum in Birmingham.
We served more than 1,000 children in the Greater Birmingham area in 2011, significantly
increasing the likelihood that these children will graduate from high school and make
better grades, while decreasing the possibility that they will engage in risky behaviors.
At Big Brothers Big Sisters, our vision is that all children achieve success in life. We have
the incredible privilege of changing children’s lives for the better, forever, and we want
to thank all of our supporters who helped us achieve our vision in 2011. We especially
want to thank our Board of Directors, our Young Advisory Board, our dedicated staff, our
donors, the parents, our Littles, and our Bigs. We would also like to thank Chip Bivins
for serving as Board President during 2010 and 2011, and the United Way of Central
Alabama, who helps make these special relationships possible.
Thank you for all that you do to change children’s lives for the better, forever.
Warmest regards,
Sue S. Johnson
CEO
Mike Waller
Marvell “Chip” Bivins, Jr.
2012
Board President
Immediate Past President
Programs Report 2011 in Review
Community-Based Program
The Community-Based Program provides adult mentors (“Bigs”) to
children (“Littles”) in the community who are in need of a positive role
model. These volunteers commit to spending one-on-one time with their
little brother or sister at least twice per month for 3-5 hours per outing.
For example, Bigs and Littles may spend time at the park, museums, or
sporting events. The activity is not as important as forming a friendship
and serving as a role model. Bigs and Littles are matched based upon
preferences, similar interests, locations, and personalities.
In 2011, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham served 431
Community-Based matches. The average match length for CommunityBased matches was 41.8 months, which significantly exceeded the 24month goal.
School-Based Program
The School-Based Program matches volunteer mentors with children
from local schools. The volunteers commit to visiting their little brother or
sister at their school once per week during the school year. Bigs and Littles
might spend time doing homework or shooting basketball in the gym.
The most important thing is that the Little has a reliable and positive role
model in his or her life. School-Based matches keep in touch by phone or
written correspondence during the summer.
In 2011, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham served 547
Community-Based matches. The average match length for CommunityBased matches was 16.2 months, which exceeded the 13-month goal.
2011 Bowl For Kids’ Sake Donors
Richard E. Peek IV
Catherine S. Martin
Kimberly Deann Perkins
Gwendolyn B. Massey
Carol J. Peterson
Eva Mathis
James D. Peterson
Janet B. May
Daniella Pigott
J. Matthew Mayo
Monty Phillips
Shawn McAbee
Walter Poggi
Doy L. McCall
Jonathan Porter
C. E. McCann
April Dawn Prater
Roger McCrary
Harlan Prater
Terry McCarthy
Vickie Prater
Jessica McDonald
Karen Presley
Jennifer J. McEwen
James Priester
Travis McGee
Sarah S. Privee
Melissa B. McKie
James J. Profetto
Daniel L. McKinney
Stanley K. Putnam
Jay E. McKinney
Janice Darby Quill
Heather L. McKnight
Enrique Rabell
James P. McMahon
Patricia A. Raczynski
Katherine Mears
David Randall
Elizabeth T. Melton
Kenyatta Randolph
Katherine Melton
Christina Ramsay
Kathy Milliron
Toni Rashid
Heather Millwood
Hayley S. Ray
Lindsey Minion
Joyce Ray
Teresa Minor
Brittany Reach
Elmarie S. Mitchell
Tim Reagan
Bryant Mize
Kelly Reeder
Robert Moody
Carl D. Reigart
Christine Moore
E. Douglas Rigney Jr.
Jamie L. Moore
Elton Riley
Mac Moorer
Patrick Robinson
Betsy Morgan
Cathy L. Rose
Erin Morgan
Clinton T. Rozycki
Emily Morrison
Andrew C. Rucks
William Morrow
Chenise R. Ryan
Barbara Millette
James W. Samford
Bryant Mize
Harlan M. Sands
Gary A. Mummert
Gilbert H. Sawyer III
Rebecca W. Mummert
Banks Sewell
Bricke Murfree
James Sewell
John L. Murphree
Earl Scheuerman
Brian T. Murphy
James M. Screws
Adam Myers
Bobby Scott Jr.
Chris Myers
Rebecca L. Scott
George Neal
Christopher L. Shaeffer
Larry D. Nix
Andrew Sheep
Jimmy Noe
Amelie H. Shields
Charles P. Norton
Ruth L. Shields
Thomas E. Norton Jr.
Susan S. Shields
Thomas Stuart Norton
William Shields III
Je Oconnor
S Kellie J. Shinabarger
Brennan C. Ohme
Stanley B. Shipp
R. J. Ording
Plageman Architecture, LLC Amy M. Sims
James D. Sisson
Michael E. Parks
Donna M. Skinner
Molly F. Partlow
Michael E. Sloane
Marta S. Paul
Jonaton Spriggs
Candace M. Smith
Dale Smith
Emily Smith
Hale Smith
Harrilen Smith and Chris
Buchanan
Matt Smith
Clarence A. Steineker Jr.
Rhonda Stevens
Robert W. Stoddard
Angela M. Stowe
William P. Stribling
Carlos R. Sulsona
Shay Sutton
Earl Swain
Susan F. Taylor
Cynthia Terry
Judy Thibodeaux
Adrienne Thompson
C. R. Thompson III
Martha A. Thompson
Stephanie Tinney
Matthew Toone
David C. Trautvetter
Judy W. Traylor
Brian T. Tucker
Ross Vanoy
Elizabeth Vann
Kellyn Vincent
Vickie Y. Vincent
Judy A. Voss
Shelli Waddell
Glenn Waldrop
Jason Walters
Kellie R. Watson
Clark Watson
Terri Watts
Crystal Welch
Scott Welch
Brett Weldon
Shane Westerhold
Jere White
Margurette White
Rebecca E. Rutsky-White
Mark Wilbourn
Lonnie Wilder
Blaine Williams
Megan Williams
Patricia Williams
Robert W. Willings
Don Wilkerson
Tiawanna Wilkerson
Allison Wilson
Shaun Wilson
Jon P. Wilson
Kathleen Woodruff
Shelia Woodfin
Don C. Woods Jr.
Jason Woods
Meredith McCue Woods
Jason Womack
Kevin Young
Suzanne M. Zimmerman
2011 Bowl For Kids’ Sake Donors
Apartment Finder
Sandra Abney
Barbara J. Anderson
Julie Anderson
Donna Andrews
Gevanda A. Andrews
Mary C. Argo
Michael Armstrong
Paula Austin
Ryan W. Austin
Gredda C. Bailey
Shelby Banks
J. Frank Barefield
Helena F. Barkworth
Anna L. Barnes
James R. Barnes
Laine Barnes
Antonio Baskin
Brittany N. Batton
Virginia Beale
James Beall
Steven Bell
Shannon Belmont
Jason Bennett
Julie Alyse Bennett
Sarah E. Benton
Stacey Berthon
Stacy Bishop
Elizabeth Blankenship
Edith Blazer
Paul P. Bolus
Christine Borton
Thomas E. Borton
Leslie Boyd
Elizabeth K. Bradley
Fronda Bridgmon
Cynthia B. Bright
Linda Bright
Mr. Larry M. Briscoe
Stephani D. Britton
Nancy V. Brock
Manuel P. Brooks
Cory Brown
Suzanne Bryant
William C. Buie
Christian A. Bushell
Martin James Bushell
Cheryl H. Byrne
Colonial Properties
Edwin V. Caldwell
Lashun Calhoun
Rick Calhoun
Pamela Calloway
Alyson Cantrell
Eli Capilouto
Rebecca A. Carpenter
Hilary Carter
John Carter
Marc Carter
John Cartwright
Jason Cerniglia
Jennifer G. Chapman
Jonathan H. Chapman
David Chastain
Joel W. Cheatwood
Glenn Chmura
J. Heath Claborn
Kimberly Cleveland
William C. Cleveland
Stella Cocoris
William Lloyd Coleman
Gaby Collazo
Sandra J. Collazo
Dana M. Columbo
Charles A. Conklin
Tamika N. Coppins
Erin Atrell Cornelison
Alan Cornett
Susanna Cornett
Travis Couick
Donna M. Crabb
James Craig
Kevin and Barbara Crotty
Jennifer Crump
Kim Cummins
Kendall W. Currie
Ashley C. Curry
Annie Damsky
Lisa B. Daniel
Tim Daniel
Angela M. Davidson
Lillie Davis
Brian C. Dawson
R. Steven DeLappe
Samantha H. DeLappe
Juan C. del Valle
Frank M. Degraffenried
Torrey DeKeyser
Gail L. del Bianco
Jeremy M. Dipiazza
Jimmy Dismukes
Carla D. Dolan
Katherine Dorlon
Harry P. Dorlon Jr.
Jessica L. Doyle
W. J. Duncan
Andrea E. Dunuwila
Jennifer Durden
Chris Eidson
Jana Ellis
Kristi Lamont Ellis
Linda S. Esposito
Annquinette Evans
Cullen Evans
Katie Evans
Janet Fanning
Sam Farlow
Holt Faucette
Mary Faulkner
Kristen R. Fellows
Judy A. Fields
Jennifer Fisher
Rosalie Fitzmorris
Justin K. Fleming
John H. Forrester
Kara E. Forrester
Terry Forrester
Jay Foster
Dion P. Fox
Sam Franklin
John Fredrick
Bradley Frye
Eric Frye
Kathryn T. Fulbright
Lisa L. Fulbright
Brent A. Gage
Christina Gandia
Diana Marie Gandia
Mr. and Mrs. Gandia
Ginger Gardella
Melissa Garner
Kevin R. Garrison
John O. Gill
Susan D. Gordon
Monica Gray
Coleman Greene
Heather L. Green
Melanie A. Green
Rodney Jamil Greene
Sarah Shields Greene
Mitchell D. Greggs
Howard Grisham
Richard T. Goldsby
Joseph Guillaume
Leontyne Gulley
Ebony Gunn
Xinmei Guo
Amanda Warren Hacker
Sara C. Hacker
Georgia Sullivan Haggerty
Megan E. Hall
Kimberly S. Hamm
Jeremy Hancock
Ann Hardy
Bill Harper
Nita Harper
Glenn Harring
Robert P. Harrington
Denise Harris
Gabriel Paul Harris
Jeanne Hawley
Layne B. Held
Melinda H. Helveston
Allison Henderson
Trudy L. Henry
Vanesa Hernandez
Randall L. Herrmann
William Herrmann
Lindsey Hicks
Cynthia Holmes
Yama Houston
James Howell
Amber Howard
Mary K. Howard
Medrick Hudson
Christina Huffman
Donald J. Humphrey
Frank Hutchinson
Ronald Jackson
Gail C. Jaye
Clinton Johnson Jr.
Eugene C. Johnson
Pamela Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Sue Sims Johnson
Lynn Johnstone
Alesia Jones
Harold Parker Jones
Joel C. Jones
Chisholm Jordan
Joe A. Joseph
Shelley Kaler
Aimee Pirone Keane
Ruth Keenan
Aurelia Keifer
Zachary Keifer
Eric Kelly
Shauntelle Killings
Jamie Kimberly
Chris King
Mark Kirk
Patricia Kirk
James Kling
Philip Klinkenberg
Mary Ann Klingler
Dwyalyn K. Kyser
Ivy B. Lake
Stephen J. Lamar
David B. Laroche
John Laymon
Michael Leebern
Brian K. Levenhagen
Charles Llewellyn
C. Phil Lowe
W. Brooks Lyons
Johnny Mabe
Emily Marcum
Paul B. Marks
In 2011, BBBS of Greater Birmingham served 978 matches.
431 Community-Based matches
547 School-Based matches
Total 2011 Income: $806,829
Events
United Way
2
lGrants
3
4 Contributions
l
5
lInterest
l
l
1
$80,826
$389,652
$192,387
$142,581
$1,383
Total 2011 Expenses: $888,837
Payroll
$642,171
lAdministrative
$97,779
payroll
adm
lSupplies
$47,366
supplies
lInsurance
$33,621
insurance
dues
lDues
$26,082
occupanc
lOccupancy
$23,718
misc
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lMiscellaneous
$18,099
l Restricted Savings
$0
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2011 Events and Activities
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham strengthened mentor and mentee
relationships by organizing a variety of fun and engaging match activities for our Bigs and
Littles in 2011, including:
• Attending a Birmingham Barons game
• Attending a Samford University baseball game
• Attending an Atlanta Braves game
• Hiking through Rickwood Caverns
• Visiting the Mattie C. Stewart Foundation’s Choice Bus
• A picnic in Homewood Park
• Our Back to School Bash
• Collaborated with Hand in Paw for “Pawsitive Living,” an innovative twelve week
program that focused on relationship-building, empathy, and compassion through
interacting and caring for animals.
• BBBS took 40 of our Littles to beautiful Camp Hargis in Chelsea for three days of hiking,
swimming, canoeing, and the great outdoors.
2011 was a busy and fun-filled year for our Bigs and Littles!
Enjoying the Campfire at Camp
Hargis
A School-Based Match
Posing with Mr. Boo at the Dog Days
Dog Show
2011 Arby’s Charity Tour Sponsors
Brice Building/ RJ Mechanical
Computer Technology Solutions
Cargill
Sherman Industries
Superior Mechanical
Eemax Tankless Water Heater
Country Boyz
Highland Technical
Schreiber
Burr & Forman, LLP
Alabama Power Foundation
Royal Cup Coffee
Sherwin Williams
Kemco
Zachry Construction Company
Ready Mix USA
WIAT-TV CBS 42
Charter Media (GBI)
C.S. Beatty Construction, Inc.
John Sellers
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings
WBMA-TV ABC 33/40
Trico Air
Sellers Richarson
Altec Industries
Hoar Constructions
McGriff Seibels & Williams, Inc.
Alabama Power Company (Marketing)
Our Donors (continued)
Susan Mott Webb Charatible
Trust
Sharing Spree, LLC
United Way of Central Alabama
United Way of Greater Lorain
County, Inc.
Variosa Club
Venetian A Lifestyle Nail Salon
Walker Area Community
Foundation
Young Advisory Board
Zoe’s Restaurant, LLC
Fred Friedman
Ms. Kaye Fulbright
David Gardner
Mrs. Valaida Gentry
Ms. Bobbye Ann Goodner
Mrs. Georgia Haggerty
Bill Halligan
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Haskell
Ann Hayes
Donny Hayes
Margaret Head
Willie Henderson
Jerry Hinton
Hal and Judy Abroms
Barbara Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Aderhold
Dolores Hydock
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aland
Mr. Ben Ivey Jackson
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Anderson
Sharia Johnson
Curtis Anthony
Kathleen Kauffman
Ryan Austin
Gail Kidd
Mindy Barrett
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan
Marvell “Chip” Bivins, Jr.
Kimerling
Pam Blalock
Bobby Knight
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dixon Brooke, Jr. Patrick Lee
F. Dixon and Robyn S. Brooke, III Debbie Long
William Brooke
Sheree Martin
Kelley Browning
Melissa May
Sherry Brundidge
Mr. and Mrs. Willard McCall, Jr.
David Bruno
Peggy A. McClure
Robert W. Buchalter
Beth McCord
Archie Burks
Wallace McCord
Stephen Cain
Mr. and Mrs. F. Hampton
Michael Carney
McFadden
William N. Clark
Travis McGowin
Dr. Yocunda Clayton
Mary McWhirter
Keith Covington
Max Michael
Thomas Crawford, Jr.
Ms. Nancy Miller-Borg
Deidre Crochen
Mr. Hugh Morgan, Jr.
Tommie Cummings
Kristen Mitchell
Dr. Thomas Donald
Santhanagopalan Nandagopalan
MR. and Mrs. Alan Dreher
Anetta Nunn
Brian and Melissa Ethridge
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parsons
Bryan and Kathy Faulkner
Daryl Pitts
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Filler
Sonja Player
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Finch
Mary Anna Raburn
Patricia Francis
Greg Rains
Muriel Foster
Carey Rome
Jared Robertson
Dr. Julia Russell
Harlan Sands
Cydna Screws
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Seibels
John Sellers
Ceila Shorts
Brandon Simpson
Jim Sisson
Tony & Shirley Smith
Michael Spray
Rodney Standfield
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stephens
Leslie and Elton Stephens
Frank and Pardis Stitt
Jeffrey Stone
Russell Stutts, Jr.
Brian Tucker
Emily Tynes
Mike Waller
Cecil Washington
Molly Watson
Christopher R. and
Beth H. Wilder
Leslie Williams
Ernest C. and Patricia S. Wood
2011 Events and Activities
Visiting the Choice Bus
Rickwood Caverns
Simming At Camp Hargis
YAB at Camp Hargis
Pawsitive Living
Kiranda and Destiny at the Back to
School Bash
2011 Bigs of the Year
Willie Henderson was matched
with his Little Brother, Walter, in
October of 2008. The two formed
a fast, familial bond. Willie, along
with his wife and four children,
made Walter’s dream of visiting
Disney World come true when they
invited him along on their vacation
this past summer. Walter also got
to travel with Willie to Willie’s
hometown of New Orleans. The
true foundation of their friendship,
however, is the weekly meetings
Willie Henderson and his Little Brother, Walter when the two enjoy eating, watching
sporting events, or having
meaningfull conversations. Willie offers the encouragement and confidence for
Walter to reach his full potential and is always available to talk with Walter about
anything going on in his life. When he’s not spending time with his Little Brother,
Willie also volunteers his time at BBBS by serving on the 2012 Board of Directors.
Willie also served as the President of the Young Advisory Board in 2010 & 2011,
where he raised money and planned events. Willie is the General Manager of the
downtown Arby’s store. Additionally, Willie was named the 2011 Alabama Big
Brother of the Year by Governor Robert Bentley.
Joan Sheppard and her Little Sister, Randilee,
have been matched for over 5 years. Joan
provided consistency and stability for Randilee during some difficult times and has been
a confidant and a great support system. Joan,
an avid traveler, has taken Randilee on several
trips to the beach. As a result of Joan’s impact,
Randilee’s self-esteem and outlook on life have
improved, and she has become more involved
in school activities. Joan enjoys watching her
play in the school marching band. Randilee’s
mother has referred to Joan as “the match
of the decade” and as “an angel from above”.
Joan has shown true dedication and has been
a wonderful friend and Big Sister. Joan was
also named Alabama’s 2011 Big Sister of the
Year by Governoe Robert Bentley.
Joan Sheppard and her
Little Sister, Randilee
Our Donors
Alabaster Dairy Queen
Alex W. Newton Foundation
Altec Industries, Inc.
Altec/Styslinger Foundation
Allstate Giving Campaign
Amen Corner, Inc.
Arby’s Foundation
AT&T United Way Employee
Giving Campaign
AT&T Inc. Federal Political
Action Committee
Aveda Experience Center
Bank of America Charitable
Foundation
Barnes & Noble Booksellers
BB&T
BBVA Compass
Bessemer Board of Education
Bhate Geosciences
Big Brothers of Big Sisters of
America
Birmingham Children’s Theatre
Birmingham City Board of
Education
Birmingham Hide and Tallow
Co., Inc.
Birmingham Jefferson
Convention Complex
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of
Alabama - The Caring
Foundation
Bradford Building
Company, Inc.
Buffalo Rock Birmingham
City of Birmingham
Collier’s Nursery
Community Foundation of
Greater Birmingham
Control & Power, Inc.
Cracker Barrel - Pelham
Creative Discovery Museum
The Cypress Group, LLC
Cypress Resources
The Daniel Foundation of
Alabama
Diamond Nails
Energen Corporation
EBSCO Industries, Inc.
El Paso Corporation
ESPN Regional TV
Estelle S. Campbell Foundation
Evolving Solutions
Eunice Davis
FasTax, Inc.
Flip 2, LLC
Flowers by Blake
Frank and Fred Friedman
Family Foundation
Freedom Court Reporting
GroupTickets Plus
Hair Pazazz
Hare, Wynn, Newell & Newton
Hoar Construction
Honda Manufacturing of
Alabama, LLC
Jemison Investment Co., Inc.
Jim N Nick’s – Alabaster
Johnson Controls
KBR
L’Occitane en Provence at the
Summit
Ladies Auxiliary The Eagles
Lodge Aerie #972 Pratt City
Lisa and Company
Longhorn Steakhouse Alabaster
M3Realty, LLC
Marketing Team Leader
Mary Anna and Stuart Raburn
and Teklinks
Massage Envy Mountain Brook
McDonald Investment
Company
McFadden Family Foundation
Medical Properties Trust, Inc.
Merle Norman Cosmetics Pelham Promenade
Mountain Brook Sporting
Goods Inc
Nall-Whatley Foundation
Nino’s Restaurant
Ocean/26
Oneonta City Schools
Papa’s Saias Pizzeria & Sports
Grille
Pelham Flowers By Desiree’
Protective Life Foundation
Regions Bank
Robert and Lois Luckie
Charitable Foundation
Royal Cup, Inc.
Richard M. Scrushy
Foundation, Inc.
SLICE, LLC
Southern Golf
Southern Progress Corporation
State Farm Companies
Foundation
Stephens Foundation
Super Cuts
Our New Donor Wall