2011 Live United Event Awards Booklet

Thursday, April 21, 2011

2011 Live United

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Awards Booklet

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alone. Our work would not be possible without

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2010 Loaned Executives The Loaned Executive Program is an integral component of the annual United Way fundraising campaign and helps ensure its success each year. These caring, dedicated individuals worked full-time for Valley of the Sun United Way during the Fall campaign months. Their efforts made it possible to educate more people about the benefits of investing in our community through Valley of the Sun United Way.

Melek Akgul-LeeStephanie AuroraJeadon BarnellaMark BaronMatthew BoyleHugh BraxtonVictoria BudingerBetty DoranErnie EspinozaRenee FarnellMegan Fuller

Angela GonzalesJudy GraggRaymond HolguinKim KearnsNicole LangLaKeisha MontanezLori NeauEdward NormandRebecca O’KuskyTabitha ParrishRoberto Peart

Cynthia PullenDavid RoppRalph SerpicoTanya SmithRegina Phillips TabonLeigh WalesBeth WeaverSarah WellsLaura Yee

2010 Loaned Executive Sponsoring OrganizationsBusinesses dedicated to making a difference in our community sponsor Loaned Executives through financial contributions or by lending bright, articulate and outgoing employees for the campaign season. Their support is critical to the success of our fundraising effort. A special thank you to the following organizations for their support of the Loaned Executive Program.

AAA

American Express

APS/Pinnacle West*

Arizona State University

City of Phoenix Firefighters and United Phoenix Fire Fighters Association

Cox Communications Arizona

FedEx Corporation

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.

General Dynamics*

Maricopa County Community Colleges

QuikTrip

Scottsdale Insurance Company

SRP

State Farm Insurance Company

The Arizona Republic

TriWest Healthcare Alliance

U.S. Air Force

U.S. Postal Service

V.A. Medical Center

Valley of the Sun United Way

Vanguard*

Wells Fargo

*Denotes Loaned Executive Program Title Sponsor

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Chairman’s AwardBank of America The Chairman’s Award, selected by the Campaign Chairman, recognizes an organization that provides outstanding overall support for Valley of the Sun United Way. Criteria include overall campaign revenue, percent of revenue invested in the work of Valley of the Sun United Way and success in mobilizing employee volunteers.

Spirit Of Caring Award Vanguard The Spirit of Caring Award recognizes an organization for pushing the boundaries of community involvement for a considerable length of time. To be considered for this award, the company must demonstrate sustained support for health and human services, increased campaign results, increased support for the work of Valley of the Sun United Way and have promoted volunteerism, making a positive impact on the community.

Trailblazer Award Intel CorporationValley of the Sun United Way is honored to present Intel Corporation and its employees with the Trailblazer Award. This award highlights Intel’s achievement in continuously raising the standard of community involvement and reaching new levels of philanthropic investment. In the last decade Intel and its employees have raised nearly $50M for our local community. Intel initiated the $3M, $4M, $5M, $6M and now $7M dollar clubs. Thank you Intel; your strong commitment and impact on individual lives is your legacy to this community.

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Community Impact Award Medtronic Microelectronics CenterThe Community Impact Award recognizes an organization with a minimum of 75% of its total campaign revenue invested in the work of Valley of the Sun United Way. Additional requirements include a minimum of $100,000 in total campaign revenue and utilizing campaign best practices.

Sustaining Supporter Award Edward Jones InvestmentsThe Sustaining Supporter Award recognizes an organization that provides consistent, long-term financial support to the Valley of the Sun United Way campaign. The organization’s campaign must have increased by an average of 10% for each of the last five years. Additional requirements include a minimum of $100,000 in campaign revenue and a minimum of 70% of its total campaign invested in supporting the work of Valley of the Sun United Way.

Tocqueville Campaign Excellence Award PetSmart, Inc.The Tocqueville Campaign Excellence Award recognizes an organization achieving a high level of Tocqueville giving in both total number of Tocqueville members and total Tocqueville dollars. The organization must have at least 10 Tocqueville members and/or $100,000 in Tocqueville dollars.

Leadership Giving Award Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.The Leadership Giving Award recognizes an organization with outstanding Leadership Giving results including total number of Leadership Givers, total Leadership Giving dollars and increases over last year. In addition, total campaign revenue must reach $100,000 with 25% of employee campaign revenue from Leadership Giving.

Outstanding Partner Award Association for Supportive Child CareThe Outstanding Agency Award recognizes a local health and human service agency for their outstanding campaign performance. The agency must have a minimum of $10,000 in total campaign revenue with at least 70% of its total campaign supporting the work of Valley of the Sun United Way.

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Speaker Appreciation Award Christina Calio, St. Mary’s Foodbank AllianceThe Speaker Appreciation Award recognizes an individual agency or client speaker in appreciation for their contributions to the annual campaign. The award is based on number of presentations, campaign account feedback and an ability to articulate the work of Valley of the Sun United Way.

Dynamic Partnership Award Arizona Diamondbacks & Helios Education Foundation This year the Dynamic Partnership Award recognizes two organizations that partnered to provide $100,000 toward our work in Ensuring Children and Youth Succeed through the “Shirts off our D-backs” fundraising event.

In-Kind Giving Award US AirwaysThe In-Kind Giving Award recognizes an organization whose gift of non-financial resources aids Valley of the Sun United Way in achieving its goals for the community.

Innovative Campaign Partnership Award U.S. BankThe Innovative Campaign Partnership Award recognizes an organization that has formed an innovative campaign-related partnership helping to increase overall campaign results and create community impact.

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7 Million Dollar Club1. Intel Corporation $7,429,179

3 Million Dollar Club1. APS/Pinnacle West $3,218,582

1 Million Dollar Club1. Wells Fargo $1,905,862

2. Maricopa County Combined Federal Campaign $1,686,687

3. SRP $1,557,182

4. City of Phoenix $1,196,825

5. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc. $1,164,400

6. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. $1,141,865

7. Cox Communications Arizona $1,048,173

8. PetSmart, Inc. $1,008,199

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2010 Top CampaignsThe following awards are presented to the top organizations with the highest

achievement in employee and corporate giving for each category based on

number of employees. The asterisk (*) next to the total raised signifies that

70% or more of their total gifts were invested in the work of Valley of the Sun

United Way.10,000 or More Employees

1. Intel Corporation $7,429,179

2. Wells Fargo $1,905,862

3. Maricopa County Combined Federal Campaign $1,686,687

4. City of Phoenix $1,196,825

5. Bank of America $849,985

6. US Airways $803,591

7. Maricopa County $519,701 *

8. Banner Health $232,927

9. Fry’s Food Stores $115,592 *

7,500 to 9,999 Employees

1. Arizona State University $681,070 *

2. Chase $404,489 *

3. Maricopa County Community Colleges $216,564

4. Wal-Mart/Sam’s Club $123,193 *

5. CHW Arizona $64,012

5,000 to 7,499 Employees

1. APS/Pinnacle West $3,218,582

2. Target Corporation $248,602 *

3. Scottsdale Healthcare $76,309

2,000 To 4,999 Employees

1. SRP $1,557,182

2. Cox Communications Arizona $1,048,173

3. General Dynamics $998,471

4. USAA $871,441 *

5. American Express $700,546

6. UPS $445,479 *

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2010 Top Campaigns2,000 To 4,999 Employees (Cont)

7. QWEST/CWA Local 7019 $297,091 *

8. Costco Wholesale $260,147

9. Macy’s $195,697

10. City of Glendale $111,234

11. FedEx Corporation $108,296

12. JC Penney $61,227

13. John C. Lincoln Health Network $60,000 *

14. Maricopa Integrated Health System $59,455 *

15. Avnet, Inc. $54,829 *

16. City of Scottsdale $52,095

17. Mayo Clinic $48,909 *

18. Gilbert Unified School District $44,703

19. Chandler Unified School District $43,471

20. Washington Elementary School District #6 $39,589

21. Best Buy $38,675 *

22. CVS Caremark $38,039 *

23. Freescale Semiconductor $28,588 *

24. Phoenix Children’s Hospital Foundation $21,560

25. Albertson’s LLC $20,000

1,000 To 1,999 Employees

1. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc. $1,164,400

2. PetSmart, Inc. $1,008,199 *

3. Scottsdale Insurance Company $688,132 *

4. Vanguard $615,219 *

5. TriWest Healthcare Alliance $239,751

6. Microchip Technology, Inc. $239,004 *

7. The Arizona Republic $219,473

8. General Electric Company $183,520 *

9. Dillard’s $148,910 *

10. AAA $134,474 *

11. Nordstrom $125,417 *

12. Aetna $112,246 *

13. IBM Corporation $110,573 *

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2010 Top Campaigns1,000 To 1,999 Employees (Cont)

14. Insight $82,645 *

15. CIGNA HealthCare of Arizona $72,289 *

16. Orbital Sciences Corporation $69,213 *

17. State Farm Insurance Company $66,671 *

18. City of Peoria $56,444

19. City of Tempe $49,094

20. Valley of the Sun YMCA $37,827

21. ON Semiconductor $37,734 *

22. City of Chandler $30,626

23. Tempe Elementary School District #3 $25,439

24. Shamrock Foods Company $24,000

25. Lockheed Martin Information Systems and Global Services

$22,924 *

500 To 999 Employees

1. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. $1,141,865 *

2. QuikTrip $452,212 *

3. Medtronic Microelectronics Center $434,011 *

4. Southwest Gas Corporation $328,024 *

5. Edward Jones Investments $267,069 *

6. Enterprise Holdings Incorporated operating Alamo Rent A Car, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, and National Car Rental

$216,916 *

7. Desert Schools Federal Credit Union $210,086 *

8. Henkel $172,154 *

9. Bard Peripheral Vascular Division of C.R. Bard, Inc. $156,077

10. SCF Arizona $129,790

11. UnitedHealthcare $94,072

12. BBVA Compass $92,000

13. Crescent Crown Distributing $79,412 *

14. U.S. Bank $74,029 *

15. Arrowhead Hospital $71,746

16. United Blood Services/Blood Systems, Inc. $70,478

17. IKON Office Solutions, Inc. A RICOH COMPANY $62,405 *

18. AT&T Inc. $60,726 *

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2010 Top Campaigns500 To 999 Employees (Cont)

19. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Group $57,429 *

20. Humana Health Care Plan $49,172 *

21. PepsiCo - Tolleson $47,446 *

22. Delta Diversified Enterprises, Inc. $45,674 *

23. Coca-Cola Refreshments $31,752 *

24. City of Surprise $31,408

25. Paradise Valley Hospital $31,112 *

250 To 499 Employees

1. Snell & Wilmer, LLP $284,550

2. TSYS Acquiring Solutions $174,855

3. M & I Bank $119,822 *

4. Motorola $108,714

5. Fennemore Craig, P.C. $104,547 *

6. Accenture $91,689

7. DMB Associates, Inc. $79,792 *

8. Kitchell Corporation $71,769

9. ING Pilgrim Investments Inc. $61,886

10. National Bank of Arizona $61,844 *

11. City of Avondale $49,784 *

12. Greentree Servicing $48,887

13. General Mills Consumer Foods Sales $37,968 *

14. U.S. Foodservice $26,377 *

15. Capitol Bancorp Limited $25,156

16. Bechtel $23,113 *

17. Project Artemis $23,027 *

18. First American Title $21,720

19. McLane Sunwest $21,000

20. Chicanos Por La Causa of Phoenix $16,918

21. Xerox Corporation $14,873

22. EMPACT... Suicide Prevention Center $11,622

23. NAPA Auto Parts - a Genuine Parts Company $10,593 *

24. Sprint $10,458 *

25. Rogers Corp. $10,444 *

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2010 Top Campaigns100 To 249 Employees

1. Arizona Diamondbacks $167,485 *

2. PCL Construction $111,809 *

3. Ernst & Young, LLP $110,359

4. Gallagher & Kennedy, PA $105,454

5. ACSS $100,752 *

6. Deloitte $100,353

7. QuikTrip Distribution $73,881 *

8. Lewis and Roca, LLP $67,627 *

9. Bank of Arizona $66,321 *

10. Schreiber Foods, Inc. $61,978 *

11. American Reliable Insurance Company $58,734

12. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP $56,737

13. AMEC Earth & Environmental, Inc. $55,573 *

14. KPMG, LLP $55,000

15. Crafco and Ergon Asphalt Emulsions $51,296 *

16. Abbott Laboratories $43,079

17. Quarles & Brady, LLP $40,597

18. Naumann/Hobbs Material Handling $38,663

19. Arizona Cardinals Footbal Club $38,543

20. Deluxe Corporation $38,236 *

21. Northern Trust Bank $37,574

22. Valero, Inc. $36,292

23. Clear Channel Communications $33,353 *

24. Merck & Co., Inc. $31,762

25. Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P. $30,185

2010 Top Campaigns 25 To 99 Employees

1. Valley of the Sun United Way $101,676 *

2. GPW and Associates, Inc. $73,573

3. Diversified HealthCare Services, Inc. $54,515

4. Association for Supportive Child Care $39,990 *

5. Harris Private Bank $38,155

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2010 Top Campaigns 25 To 99 Employees (Cont)

6. Ryan Companies US, Inc. $30,064 *

7. Bar-S Foods Company $29,561

8. Genworth Financial $28,304

9. Grant Thornton $26,186

10. Border States Electric Supply $23,831 *

11. Eli Lilly Pharmaceuticals Inc. $23,340

12. TD Industries $16,831 *

13. Sunbelt Holdings, Inc. $16,200

14. BRE Properties Inc. $13,961 *

15. Gilbane Building Company $13,678

16. American Cancer Society, Great West Division, Inc.

$13,189 *

17. Community Legal Services, Inc. $13,080 *

18. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company $13,080

19. ITW-Illinois Tool Works Inc. $13,061 *

20. Microsoft Corporation $12,860

21. Carollo Engineers $12,298 *

22. The Business Journal $12,123

23. Upward Foundation $12,086 *

24. Taylor Freezer Sales of Arizona, Inc. $11,422 *

25. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona $11,394 *

2010 Top Campaigns 1 To 24 Employees

1. Helios Education Foundation $131,028 *

2. Kolbe Corporation $21,682

3. The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust $16,669 *

4. Pfizer Corporation $14,734 *

5. Globe Corporation $12,064 *

6. Bankers Trust $9,654 *

7. Greater Phoenix Youth at Risk, Inc. $8,503

8. Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association $8,060 *

9. Lodestar Day Resource Center $7,196 *

10. Phoenix Shanti Group, Inc. $5,820 *

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2010 Top Campaigns 1 To 24 Employees (Cont)

11. Labor’s Community Service Agency $5,760

12. Evans Kuhn & Associates $5,448 *

13. Walker & Armstrong $5,312 *

14. Alzheimer’s Association Desert Southwest Chapter

$5,205 *

15. McDonough Corporation $5,000 *

16. Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust $4,620 *

17. Duke Realty Corporation $4,380

18. American Heart Association Pacific/ Mountain Affiliate

$4,219 *

19. JE Dunn Construction $4,197

20. First Community Bank $3,964 *

21. Tempe Community Council $3,904 *

22. American General Finance $3,714 *

23. Arizona Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired, Inc.

$3,341 *

24. Weingarten Realty Management Company $3,135 *

25. Gabriel’s Angels $3,120

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2010 Top Tocqueville Society CampaignsThe following organizations represent the top campaigns with the highest achievement in the number of Tocqueville members and total Tocqueville dollars raised. Tocqueville members invest a minimum of $10,000 annually. The number of members includes individuals participating in either the Tocqueville Society step-up program or their employer’s internal Tocqueville step-up program.

1. Intel Corporation 130 $1,475,460

2. PetSmart, Inc. 30 $479,500

3. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc. 13 $188,587

4 Snell & Wilmer, LLP 13 $126,313

5. APS/Pinnacle West 9 $110,986

6. US Airways 9 $166,500

7. Gallagher & Kennedy, PA 7 $71,000

8. Arizona State University 6 $63,950

9. Valley of the Sun United Way 6 $42,615

10. Deloitte 5 $54,000

11. Ernst & Young, LLP 5 $50,000

12. Vanguard 5 $41,940

13. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. 4 $81,000

14. DMB Associates, Inc. 4 $72,227

15. TriWest Healthcare Alliance 4 $45,500

16. Wells Fargo 4 $42,703

17. Helios Education Foundation 3 $50,010

18. Scottsdale Insurance Company 3 $36,000

19. USAA 3 $30,100

20. Bank of America 3 $28,080


3 $20,000

Company Name Total Tocqueville Dollars Raised

Number of Members

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2010 Top Leadership Giving CampaignsThe following organizations represent the top five campaigns with the highest achievement in total Leadership Giving dollars raised, not including Tocqueville, for each category based on the number of employees. Leadership Givers invest $1,000 - $9,999 annually. The number of members includes individuals participating in their employer’s internal Leadership step-up program.

Total Number of Members

Total Leadership

Dollars Raised

Over 10,000 Employees

1. Intel Corporation 894 $2,191,311

2. Maricopa County Combined Federal Campaign 382 $527,241

3. Wells Fargo 155 $267,577

4. US Airways 142 $225,227

5. Bank of America 149 $213,152

7,500 - 9,999 Employees

1. Arizona State University 180 $259,190

2. Maricopa County Community Colleges 62 $82,371

3. Chase 39 $58,980

4. CHW Arizona 21 $27,586

5,000 - 7,499 Employees

1. APS/Pinnacle West 1096 $1,395,731

2. Scottsdale Healthcare 12 $14,840

2,000 - 4,999 Employees

1. SRP 350 $472,860

2. General Dynamics 193 $286,088

3. Cox Communications Arizona 121 $147,193

4. USAA 93 $122,667

5. UPS 78 $91,170

1,000 - 1,999 Employees

1. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc. 191 $278,663

2. PetSmart, Inc. 122 $173,632

3. Vanguard 117 $141,612

4. Microchip Technology, Inc. 78 $132,638

5. Scottsdale Insurance Company 76 $125,603

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Total Number of Members

Total Leadership

Dollars Raised

500 - 999 Employees

1. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. 152 $308,840

2. Southwest Gas Corporation 154 $187,020

3. Medtronic Microelectronics Center 70 $98,195

4. QuikTrip 51 $65,728


44 $61,650

250 - 499 Employees

1. Accenture 21 $51,498

2. M & I Bank 31 $40,917

3. TSYS Acquiring Solutions 14 $23,596

4. City of Avondale 19 $23,507

5. Fennemore Craig, P.C. 11 $19,208

100 - 249 Employees

1. ACSS 52 $75,259

2. Ernst & Young, LLP 20 $46,116

3. Bank of Arizona 19 $41,529

4. Arizona Diamondbacks 28 $37,453

5. Deloitte 14 $33,900

25 - 99 Employees

1. Valley of the Sun United Way 37 $61,801

2. Diversified HealthCare Services, Inc. 7 $15,800

3. Grant Thornton 5 $11,750

4. Association for Supportive Child Care 7 $10,946

5. Carollo Engineers 6 $10,488

1 - 24 Employees

1. Helios Education Foundation 4 $7,826

2. Bankers Trust 2 $6,840

3. The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust 4 $6,500

4. Pfizer Corporation 2 $6,160

5. Greater Phoenix Youth at Risk, Inc. 5 $6,045

2010 Top Leadership Giving Campaigns (Cont.)

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US Airways 2010 Campaign Recognition Program

US Airways generously provided airline gift cards for Valley of the Sun United Way’s 2010 Campaign to reward and recognize award-winning campaigns. Gift cards are determined by the following criteria:

· Organizations that rank 1st, 2nd and 3rd in their respective Top Campaign category each receive one pair of gift cards

· All award winning organizations in their Top Campaign category who have 70% or more of its total campaign supporting Valley of the Sun United Way, are entered into a drawing for one pair of gift cards per category

· Organizations who are ranked 4th-25th in their respective Top Campaign category are entered into a drawing for one pair of gift cards per category

· Special award recipients receive one pair of gift cards

Accenture

Albertson’s LLC

APS/Pinnacle West

Arizona Diamondbacks

Arizona Diamondbacks & Helios Education Foundation

Arizona State University

Association for Supportive Child Care

Bank of America

Bank of Arizona

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc.

Border States Electric Supply

BRE Properties Inc.

Chase

Christina Calio, St. Mary’s Foodbank Alliance

City of Chandler

Cox Communications Arizona

Crafco and Ergon Asphalt Emulsions

Diversified HealthCare Services, Inc.

Edward Jones Investments

Ernst & Young, LLP

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.

Fry’s Food Stores

Gabriel’s Angels

General Dynamics

GPW and Associates, Inc.

Helios Education Foundation

Intel Corporation

Kolbe Corporation

M & I Bank

Maricopa County

Maricopa County Combined Federal Campaign

Maricopa County Community Colleges

Mayo Clinic

Medtronic Microelectronics Center

Orbital Sciences Corporation

PCL Construction

PetSmart, Inc.

QuikTrip

Scottsdale Healthcare

Scottsdale Insurance Company

Snell & Wilmer, LLP

Southwest Gas Corporation

SRP

Target Corporation

The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust

TSYS Acquiring Solutions

U.S. Foodservice

UnitedHealthcare Group

US Airways

US Airways Recognition Program

US Bank


Vanguard

Wal-mart/Sam’s Club

Weingarten Realty Management Company

Wells Fargo

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The following organizations “set the pace” by running early Valley of the Sun United Way campaigns, prior to the official kickoff of the 2010 campaign season. Thank you, Pacesetters, for taking a leadership role in caring for our community.

Each year, through a drawing of all Pacesetters, US Airways provides three Pacesetter organizations with a pair of airline gift cards. The organizations who received gift cards as part of the Pacesetter Program are indicated with an asterisk (*).

US Airways 2010 Pacesetter Program

Alzheimer’s Association Desert Southwest ChapterAmerican Cancer Society Great West Division, Inc.*Arizona Foundation for the HandicappedArizona Hemophilia AssociationAssociation for Supportive Child CareBank of ArizonaBorder States Electric SupplyBoys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan PhoenixCalifornia Casualty InsuranceCatholic Charities Community ServicesCentral Arizona Shelter ServicesChandler Christian Community CenterChild & Family Resources of PhoenixCrescent Crown DistributingDysart Community CenterEAP PreferredEdward Jones InvestmentsFirst Fidelity BankFreeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.Gabriel’s AngelsGreater Phoenix Youth at Risk, Inc.Jobs for Arizona GraduatesLodestar Day Resource Center

Macy’sMedtronic Microelectronics CenterNesbitt Contracting Company, Inc.PetSmart, Inc.Phoenix DayPhoenix Indian Center, Inc.Phoenix Shanti Group, Inc.RightPoint Communications, Inc.Snell & Wilmer, LLPSouthwest Autism Research & Resource Center (SARRC)*St. Joseph the WorkerTarget CorporationTempe Community CouncilThe Wellness Community - ArizonaTown of Buckeye*Tull Forsberg & OlsonUnited Blood ServicesUnited Coatings A Quest CompanyUniversity of PhoenixUPSUpward FoundationUSAAValley of the Sun Jewish Community CenterVanguardWabash NationalWalmart/Sam’s Club

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2010 New Partners

Additional Corporate Support

20/20 Image Eye Centers

Alessi

Andrea Beaulieu Creates LLC

Arrogant Butcher

Ashland Inc.

Auto Body World

Ayers Saint Gross

Business Development Finance Corporation

Carrabba’s Italian Grill Avondale

CloudBlue

COMSYS - A Manpower Company

CS Innovations a Westinghouse Electric Company

District Medical Group

Ecolab

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company

Grace Walk Community Church

Hanover Insurance

Harder Mechanical Contractor

Ingram Micro

Littleton Elementary School District

Madison School District

Mansperger Patterson McMullin PLC

North Hills Church of God

Parsons Electric

PetSmart Charities

Pinnacle Presbyterian

PTO Sales

RED Development

Roskamp/Sun Health

Safelite AutoGlass

Salt River Fields at Talking Stick

Sara Lee Bakery Group

Shepherd of the Hills Congregational Church

Stanley Security Solutions

Sun Valley Community Church

SuperValu Distribution Center

United Coatings - A Quest Company

Xona Resort Suites

University of Phoenix

Salt River Pima - Maricopa Indian Community

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Special thanks to the following individuals and organizations for their support of the work of Valley of the Sun United Way through in-kind contributions, support of special events and volunteer efforts, contributions to incentive programs, advertising and communication efforts and much more.

4X Studio

Alessi

Alphagraphics on Central

Amy Carlson, Bank of America

Andrew Simmons

Angels on Call

Arizona Allergy Associates

Arizona Diamondbacks

Arizona Renaissance Festival

Auto Body World

Bank of America

Basic Mission

Bridging Arizona Furniture Bank

Capital Mall Fellows

Care 1st Avondale Resources and Housing

Carrabba’s Italian Grill Avondale

Carrier Corporation

Central Christian Church

Central Parking Systems

Christ’s Church of the Valley - Surprise

CIM

Clear Channel Communications

Dan Vasquez and Carole Morgan

Della Lubin

Desert Springs Community Church

Estrella Mountain Community College

First New Life Missionary Baptist Church

First Southern Baptist Church of Avondale

First Southern Baptist Church of Buckeye

Fresh Start Community Services

Generation United

Glendale Office of Tourism

Grace Community Church

Grace Walk Community Church

Henkel Corporation

Human Services Campus

IBM

IKON

IT1 Source

Loaned Executive Alumni Association

Lynne Brown and Associates

Medtronic Microelectronics Center

Nationwide

North Hills Church

Paul Schnabel, Advantage Performance Group

Phoenix International Raceway

Phoenix Mercury

Phoenix Suns

Pr1me

Special Thanks

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Champion Sponsors

Partner.

Support.

Strengthen.

Enable.

Live United.

Valley of the Sun United Way salutes

University of Phoenix for being a

tremendous partner who supports

the work we do to strengthen our

community. Their generosity enables us

to improve the lives of Maricopa County

residents so we can all LIVE UNITED.

Prisma Graphic

Randy Murray Productions

Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers

Ryan Elementary

Salt River Brass

Sean Coughlon

SRP

St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance

Stardust Building Supply

Sun Valley Community Church

Target Corporation

Tempe First United Methodist Church

U.S. Bank

US Airways

Valley of the Sun United Way Staff

Vanguard Generation United

Vineyard Church

Walmart

Wet’n’Wild Waterpark

Without Walls Christian Center

Please remember the Valley of the Sun United Way Foundation in your will or estate plans and share with us when you do. Please call 602.631.4831 for more information.

This event is generously sponsored by:

Elite Sponsors:

In-Kind Sponsors:

Supporting Sponsors:

1515 East Osborn Road, Phoenix, Arizona 85014-5386Tel: 602.631.4800 | Fax: 602.631.4809

Email: [email protected] | VSUW.ORG

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