2017 LEADERSHIP

Giving Circle Recognition Brochure

RAPPAHANNOCK UNITED WAY

Rappahannock United Way

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WE CELEBRATE YOUR GENEROSITY Philanthropy. It is a very personal matter. Most of us would prefer our acts of generosity remain private. Yet, leadership is not a private act. It requires public affirmation in work and action of what we value. Having earned respect as a leader in our community, you understand the unique position you have to broaden our influence in a very personal yet simple way. As a distinguished United Way Leadership Giving Circle member, you have secured your place within both Rappahannock United Way and our community as an agent of change. Your gift has the transformation ability to inspire others and will help mobilize the caring power of our community. Your support will help over 31 programs in the areas of Education, Financial Stability and Healthy Living, offering hope to those who are most vulnerable to the difficulties in life. Your donations will help us spread the word of the underserved ALICE (Asset Limited Income Constrained Employed) community and work collaboratively with community leaders to find solutions to their daily struggles. Finally, in addition to your generous giving, your voice as an advocate and your time as a volunteer are treasured within our organization and our community. We sincerely thank you.

To our annual corporate sponsors (listed below) we thank you for your generous sponsorship of Rappahannock United Way. Your support ensures that all of our events and fundraising efforts are completely underwritten, ensuring that our donor dollars are strictly invested in creating a community where individuals and families achieve their full potential through Education, Financial Stability and Healthy Living.

Ron Branscome RUW Board of Directors Chairman, Leadership Giving Circle

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Ron and Anne Holmes

Don and Bev Newlin Fred and Barbara Rankin Jack and Pat Rowley

John and Linda Coker

These Tocqueville donors were unavailable for a photo: • Howard and Mary Owen

Dale and Annette Lachniet

Ron and Cathy Davis

Billy and Linda Beale

Ron Morrow and Melissa Mitchell

Michael and Chrissy McDermott

Adam and Rhonda Fried

Ron and Mary Jane Branscome

We would like to thank our generous Tocqueville donors for the positive impact they have in our local community!

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY $10,000 and ABOVEThe Tocqueville Society recognizes local philanthropic leaders and volunteer champions around the world who have devoted time, talent and funds to createlong-lasting changes by tackling our communities’ most serious issues. Membership in the Tocqueville Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000 annually to a United Way.

COMMUNITY FOUNDER $5,000 - $9,999Ed and Joyce AllisonSean and Joanne BardenWilliam and Theresa CrawleyPaul and Laura GiambraSamuel and Gale GrahamCharles and Tricia McDanielLivia Murphy

COMMUNITY INVESTOR $2,500 - $4,999Dr. Elmore J. Becker and Jiyeon BeckerFred and Anne BetzJerry and Jeanne BurkettRob and Melissa DoddJanel and Michael DonohueKent and Sharon FarmerSusan C. FinesSteven Fowler and Peggi HowellHeather Hagerman and

Dr. Thomas Falkenberg Steve and Joyce HanscomeKevin and Lisa HenryDianne W. HolmesJud and Christy HonakerMark LightMarty and Elaine MillerRandal D. and Patti L. RantzJosiah P. RoweCreston SaundersClayton and Jamie SmithJames and Jennifer SwisherJon and Kathy WallaceLinda Worrell

COMMUNITY CHAMPION $1,750 - $2,499Bobby and Sally AndersonBrian and Erma BakerDave and Meg BohmkeKeith and Kathleen BourgaultRoger Carroll and Bonita CoatsArmandina CastilloJohn and Brenda DavenportBarry and Patricia DodsonEileen and Herman DohmannThomas and Patricia FishEric and Gidget FletcherJesse S. FosterJimmy and Maria FranklinJoe and Gail GreeneBill and Sherry HessionTed and Jackie HontzBethla JanisBruce and Sharon KillianJames and Johanna KourouklisCharles and Mary Wynn McDanielJohn and Susan NealJeffrey and Nancy ParsonsFlorence O. RidderhofLinda RiveraMichael and Suzanne SmithKenneth M. SobienRichard and Susan SpearsTommy WallaceJohn and Susan WarlickLance and Beth WilliamsHarold and Kathleen Wood

We would like to thank the following Leadership Giving Circle donors who make a positive impact through their generous investments in our community.

COMMUNITY BUILDER $1,000 - $1,749Nancy and Edward AllenMelody ArendsJo Ellen S. ArmstrongElaine AveryBob and Sara BagnatoStephen and Mary Ann BatscheRobert F. Bell, Jr.Jessica BeringerJo-Anne BeveridgeCody BlankenshipMary and Michael BrewerSue and Marty BridiZane BrownMarcy CampbellLamonda CarterPorsha CherryDaniel and Ginny ClendeninDennis and Susan ColemanWendy CollinsJames A. CorvinKathy CoxSusan CraneJudith A. CrissmanDavid W. CuppsKevin CyrusBruce and Sandra DavisDenise DesgrosseilliersJacqueline DodsonKathleen DooleyRaymond and Debra DraperTerry and Betty DrewLynette M. DuboskiJames EatonTina M. ErvinMatthew and Lora FaulconerDoug FawcettMatthew FieldsBarbara J. Fischer

Rick and Kellie FrankMarie FredrickCharlie Frye, Jr.Mickie and Stan GalikChristen GallikGannon-McDermott FamilyJessica GartnerJoseph and Stephanie GeloDavid L. GibsonMarie A. GozziArden J. GreenCharles GreenRonald and Cheryl HarrisLloyd and Lynn HarrisonSusan HartsookLarry and Brenda HaunKathy T. HendersonSteven B. HerndonJohn and Laura HewaThomas HinkleyAndrea HornungTimothy and Crystal HoroszewskiPete and Sharon HumesJohn and Kathleen IzzoLaBravia and Burvin JenkinsNatalie JohnstonAnn-Lloyd and Dale JonesMiriam Jones-ParsonsAutumn KellerJoshua KendrickStephen and Brooke KingsleyJoAnne KinnamonDavid and Margie KooglerDonna S. KraussRebecca LaneKen LapinLisa C. LashDelano LipscombeRaymond and Marlene LittleTheresa and Bill Livelsberger

Robyn MantheyDebra MarinariHilton “Pete” and Cindy MarshallPatrick MartinMichelle H. MatthewsMatthew and Melinda MayBrian McCaslinRichmond and Rennie McDanielHannah McDonaldLori A. MiltonEd and Sharon MinniearDon and Nelda MohrMildred MoncureRoger Engels and Nancy MooreDonna R. MorrisJohn and Rebecca MurrayJames G. MurrayMichael MuseAnn MyersDavid W. NyeGina OberBetty Ann O’BrienBill and Lynn OetersSarah C. OgleCarrie and Michael O’MalleyRobert C. O’NellLisa W. OwensJames and Lisa PalmerTimothy PippenSammie PixleySuzanne PoeRaynelle E. RammacherXavier and LaZalia RichardsonKari RochezGeorge W. RothMaxie and Crystal RozellTim and Laura RudyCharles SardesonKarl and Felicia SchaefferSterling and Carolyn Schoonover

Marc and Lisa SeayAnthony and Christine SequeraJack SeymourKris SieberBob and Marycarol SpeierSteve and Linda SprattDeborah J. StanleyWilliam Stanley, Jr.Douglas G. StewartEstaleah StockingMatthew StoverJonathan and Cheryl SydnorMichael R. SzymenderaNick and Amanda TalbertDerek TateJuliana M. TaylorJohn R. Thompson, Jr.Billy A. Tibbs, Jr.Nancy B. TigheSuzanne R. TillsTravis and Kim TurnerKathy WallMichael and Sarah WalshKeith and Jeannine WamplerRussell and Krista WatsonWilliam C. WhitesideDavid and Cathy WilliamsPatricia A. WilliamsPaula M. WilliamsChristina WiseLawrence and Janet WishnerAmy WolfeCathy and David YablonskiBill and Adele Young

COMMUNITY BUILDER (continued)

The following organizations are strong supporters of Rappahannock United Way and encourage their employees to give at a Leadership Giving Circle Level.

The number following the name denotes how many individuals at that organization gave $1,000 or more through the Rappahannock United Way campaign. Organization has a Tocqueville donor.

AECOM (2)Allen, Allen, Allen & Allen (2)Atlantic Builders, Limited Battlefield Elementary School BB&T (3)Bishop Farmer & Co. LLP Carter Bank & Trust Cary Street Partners Holdings LLC (2)Central Rappahannock Regional Library (2)Classic Car Center Constellation Energy DLR Contracting, Inc. Fredericksburg City Government (8)Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commence GEICO (31)Hagerman Group Hilldrup Moving & Storage (14)Hilldrup Properties, Inc. Hirschler Fleischer Holmes, Riley and Associates of Merrill Lynch Intuit Lockheed Martin (5)M&M Auto Parts, Incorporated Mary Washington Healthcare (24)Mary Washington Hospital Foundation McKean Defense Group Nationwide Insurance Patricio Enterprises

PB Mares, LLP Quarles Petroleum, Inc. (5)Rappahannock Area Community Services Board (4)Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (9)Rappahannock Small Business Development Center Rappahannock United Way, Inc. (6)SAIC Sentara Potomac Hospital SIEHT Silver Companies Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center Stafford County Government (8)Stafford Printing Stifel SunTrust Bank #175 TD Bank The Free Lance-Star Theresa Y. Crawley, D.D.S. Tommy Wallace ElectricalUnion Bank & Trust (11)United Parcel Service (4)Urology Associates Virginia Partners Bank (2)Wegmans Food Markets, Inc. (2)Wells Fargo Bank Wilderness Elementary School

IMPACTThanks to the generous support of our Leadership Donors, Rappahannock United Way has been able to achieve extraordinary results during the past year:

EDUCATION$262,000 invested in 10 education-focused programs. These programs served over 1,770 children and adults, preparing them for success in school and giving them the skills needed for the changing workforce.

FINANCIAL STABILITY$431,980 invested in 7 financial stability-focused programs. More than 5,500 individuals benefitted from programs that help individuals sustain financial self-reliance through employment and positive financial practices, including free tax preparation and financial coaching services.

HEALTHY LIVING$414,250 invested in 14 health-focused programs. More than 7,900 individuals have participated in programs encouraging everything from infant wellness to senior health, with focus on such issues as domestic violence, nutrition, dental health and diabetes prevention.

HELPING ALICEOver the past year we have identified households in our community who work hard, earn above the federal poverty level, but not enough to afford a basic household budget. We call those households ALICE – an acronym that stands for Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed. ALICE can be a new graduate just starting out in life, a young family with children, or a retiree.

EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE$25,000 invested in providing emergency shelter and financial assistance to local individuals and families. Some households become ALICE due to an unforeseen life event, such as a life-altering health diagnosis, or family crisis such as divorce or death. Financial assistance from RUW funds are provided with the intention of assisting these households to overcome financial crisis, prevent homelessness, and stabilize housing.

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