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United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017 Annual Report

United Way of Rutherford &Cannon Counties

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ANDY WOMACK 2017-18 Board Chair United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties

MEAGAN FLIPPIN President and CEO United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties

Dear United Way Supporter,

We are pleased to share with you our 2016-2017 annual report. In 2016, we concluded 60 years of improving lives in our local community. As times have changed, our commitment to driving change in education, health and financial stability has not. Our United Way continues to transform how we impact the community, and we’re increasingly focused on a long-term goal of measurable impact within key priorities noted on pages 3 and 4.

It’s because of you that our mission and vision comes to life and therefore, we are committed to sharing our results and financial stewardship with you as a supporter of United Way. We hope that we have the opportunity to earn your support again in the future; our work is dependent upon it.

The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties addresses our community’s most critical problems, and that’s a responsibility we take very seriously. We fight for the health, education and financial stability of every person in our community. Thank you for believing, investing and trusting in us.

That’s the power of community building. That’s what it means to LIVE UNITED. To all our partners, donors and volunteers, thank you for everything you do. We couldn’t do it without you and your dedication to our mission.

Sincerely,

Now more than ever, business leaders, policymakers, community leaders, nonprofits and individuals are collaborating to affect change on a scale that no single organization can achieve on its own. Together, we raised $3.3 million last year, and harnessed the power of 12,161 donors and 1,080 volunteers, to create lasting change in Rutherford and Cannon counties. When you work with United Way, we amplify

your voice and make your dollar go further. When we work together, we create solutions that benefit us all.

WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER

IMPACT AT A GLANCEEDUCATION

School readinessEarly grade reading proficiency

Middle grade successOn-time high school graduation

Completion of college or advanced training

FINANCIAL STABILITYFamily-sustaining employment

Income supportsSavings and assets

Manageable expenses Affordable housing

$2 MILLION SAVED BY TAXPAYERS THROUGH REFUNDS USING UNITED WAY’S FREE TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

3,000AVERAGE NUMBER OF BABIES BORN EACH YEAR AT SAINT THOMAS RUTHERFORD HOSPITAL. THROUGH THE BIRTHING HOSPITAL INITIATIVE, BABIES ARE NOW AUTOMATICALLY ENROLLED IN RUTHERFORD BOOKS FROM BIRTH, OPERATED BY UNITED WAY

$450,658INVESTED INTO 18 PROGRAMS IMPACTING THE AREA OF EDUCATION

83%OF K - 6 PARTICIPANTS MAINTAINED/INCREASED READING & ENGLISH GRADES AS IDENTIFIED BY REPORT CARDS, THROUGH A UNITED WAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP

200STUDENTS BENEFITED FROM LEGO ROBOTICS CLASSROOM KITS, PROVIDED BY UNITED WAY. KITS INCLUDED TEACHER TRAINING CURRICULUM AND INTRODUCED STUDENTS TO ROBOTICS, ENGINEERING AND PROGRAMMING

$16,000 WORTH OF CLOSING COSTS PROVIDED BY UNITED WAY TO CREATE AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING SOLUTION FOR FAMILIES IN RUTHERFORD COUNTY.

5,534 LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED FREE MEALS TO REDUCE HUNGER, RESULTING IN NOURISHED, MORE PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS OF THE COMMUNITY.63%

OF INDIVIDUALS MAINTAINED SHELTER AND/OR UTILITIES FOR HOUSEHOLDS EXPERIENCING AN EMERGENCY, SHORTAGE OF INCOME OR LOSS OF EMPLOYMENT.

$593,057INVESTED INTO 14 PROGRAMS IMPACTING THE AREA OF FINANCIAL STABILITY

$40,000+WORTH OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES COLLECTED FOR AT-RISK STUDENTS DURING UNITED WAY’S STUFF THE BUS.

HEALTH Safe home and community

Healthy beginnings Healthy eating and physical activity

Supporting healthy choices Access to health care

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP

20K+ ESSENTIAL BABY ITEMS COLLECTED BY 34 PARTICIPATING COMPANIES FOR UNITED WAY’S COMMUNITY BABY SHOWER, BENIFITING 500 MOTHERS AND FAMILIES

95%OF STUDENTS INDICATED AN INCREASED KNOWLEDGE OF WAYS TO KEEP THEMSELVES SAFE AFTER VIEWING A UNITED WAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP PRESENTATION ON THE TOPIC OF CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION

$836,146SAVINGS FROM FAMILYWIZE PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNT CARDS IN RUTHERFORD AND CANNON COUNTIES70%

OF HOMEBOUND SENIORS WERE ABLE TO CONTINUE TO LIVE AT HOME, AND EXTEND THEIR INDEPENDENCE AND HEALTH AS THEY AGE

$1,062,040INVESTED INTO 34 PROGRAMS IMPACTING THE AREA OF HEALTH

United Way strives to be the primary

community solutions leader for human

services.1,103 INDIVIDUALS CONNECTED TO MEANINGFUL VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES THROUGH UNITED WAY.

$521,799IN ASSISTANCE DOLLARS AND 18,066 PEOPLE SERVED THROUGH CHARITYTRACKER, AN ONLINE SHARED CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, PROVIDED AT NO-COST BY UNITED WAY

21 INDIVIDUALS GRADUATED FROM UNITED WAY’S CATALYST PROGRAM TO TRAIN VOLUNTEER LEADERS FOR NONPROFIT BOARD LEADERSHIP ROLES

501NONPROFIT LEADERS ATTENDED MONTHLY COMMUNITY TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT MEETINGS, FACILITATED BY UNITED WAY, TO ENHANCE EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY IN THE NONPROFIT SECTOR

67 AGENCIES UTILIZING UNITED WAY’S NO-COST VOLUNTEER CONNECT PLATFORM, PRESENTED BY VOLUNTEER STATE BANK, ENABLING THEM TO EASILY PROMOTE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, IN‐KIND NEEDS, AND SPECIAL EVENTS; GENERATE REPORTS ON ALL VOLUNTEER DATA; DRASTICALLY REDUCE STAFF TIME NEEDED TO COMMUNICATE VOLUNTEER NEEDS; AND ALLOW DIRECT ACCESS TO HIGHLY SKILLED VOLUNTEERS.

$14WORTH OF VALUE IN IMPACT IS DELIVERED IN THE COMMUNITY FOR EVERY $1 SPENT ON UNITED WAY ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS.

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Children deserve a strong start in life. We make that possible by empowering parents to support their kids, improving the quality of their learning environments and

offering solutions to challenges outside the classroom.

The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties, in partnership with Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee, provided a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) training for staff members of the Murfreesboro City ESP (extended school program). Girl Scout representatives led the

training for ESP staff members for a nine-week STEAM program, with materials and supplies provided by United Way.

Children who participate in the Summer STEAM program at the ESP sites will experience real-world, hands-on lessons that provide student-led opportunities for discovery, and cultivate evaluation and problem-solving skills. The kits will equip students with knowledge of and experience with

information and skills needed in today’s workforce.

EDUCATION

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PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS

HERE’S HOW WE’RE HELPING:

XX,XXXchildren (and increasing daily) enrolled in Rutherford County and Cannon County Books from Birth. Since United Way took on program operation in 2015, enrollment increased by 18%.

Twenty-five hundred back to school kits provided for at-risk kids K - 5th grade in Cannon County, Murfreesboro City and Rutherford County schools during United Way’s Stuff the Bus.

A United Way program partnership allows schools to increase STEAM opportunities for students and reinforces academic standards by providing free admission to students who qualify for free/reduced lunch.

Adult Literacy Program of Read To Succeed Ann Campbell Early Learning Center Program of Middle Tennessee State University FoundationBradley After-School Program of the City Schools FoundationCannon County Imagination Library of Cannon ReadsComprehensive Youth Development Program of Middle Tennessee Council of Boy Scouts of AmericaExplorer’s Club Program of the Discovery CenterGirl Scout Troop Program of Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee Holloway Harbor Child Care Program of Holloway High SchoolIndigent Care Fund Program of the City Schools FoundationMobile Outreach Program of the Discovery CenterOne-to-One Mentoring Program of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle TennesseeProject Learn Program of Boys & Girls Club of Rutherford CountyClothing Fund Program of Rutherford County SchoolsSPARK! Program of the Discovery CenterSummer Literacy Program of Project TransformationWee Care Day Care Program of Wee Care Day Care Center Youth CAN Program of Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency

WHY IS EDUCATION IMPORTANT?

United Way helps children and youth achieve their full potential.

12.5K

According to the US Department of Labor, more than half of the fastest growing occupations will require substantial mathematics or science preparation.

1/2children living in poverty** in our community, and more than 1,500 youth are identified as homeless under the McKinney-Vento act within Cannon County, Murfreesboro City and Rutherford County school systems.

1 in 6A good start in language and literacy development is a strong predictor of successful literacy achievement in the early grades, reports of fewer literacy difficulties and preparation for lifelong learning.*

*TN Department of Education**US Census Bureau

FINANCIAL STABILITYPeople of all ages should have an opportunity to improve their economic status.

We give people the tools to better manage their money, get on solid financial ground and find a career with potential for advancement.

“Do good and good will come to you” is a mantra that Shari tries to live by every day. Shari has been giving back to United Way through her career at Publix for many years, and now one of her dreams is coming true as a recipient of a United Way program partnership. Through Habitat for

Humanity, Shari has accomplished her goal of becoming a home owner.

Housing instability — including frequent moves, overcrowding, and the threat of eviction or foreclosure — creates stress, depression and hopelessness for far too many families. United Way supports Habitat for Humanity to help individuals and families acquire the access, skills and

financial education necessary for them to be successful homeowners.

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PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS

HERE’S HOW WE’RE HELPING:

referrals made through 211 for individuals seeking assistance. Top needs requested include— housing and income support.

Food Bank Program of Rutherford County Emergency Food Bank Emergency Services Program of American Red CrossField Study Scholarships Program of the Discovery CenterFood Bank Program of Smyrna-La Vergne Food BankFree Civil Legal Services to Underserved Program of Legal Aid Society of the Mid-CumberlandHabitat for Humanity Builds Program of Rutherford County Habitat for HumanityKids First Family Membership Program of the Discovery CenterLife Recovery Program of The Salvation ArmyMeals on Wheels Program of Mid-Cumberland Human Resource AgencyPartner Agencies Program of Second Harvest Food BankPATH Program of the Guidance CenterRent/Utility Assistance Program of the Community Helpers of Rutherford CountyThird Shift Sheltering Program of The Salvation Army

FAMILIES ON STABLE FINANCIAL GROUND.

United Way helps families to be financially stable and independent.

is the average EITC refund, and 218 taxpayers were connected with the credit during United Way’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program in 2017.

who are eligible for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) benefit are leaving money on the table – money that can make a big difference in paying bills and providing food for families.

$1,600

Where can people turn who have needs that are unmet or undermet? United Way’s 211 is a vital public communication vehicle covering a wide variety of local support services.

9K

1 in 5Affordable housing was ranked as the top concern for 500 survey respondents identified as low-income citizens of Rutherford County.

individuals achieved permanent housing after participating in a United Way program partnership, which provides temporary housing for individuals, while supporting employment, until permanent is obtained.

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HEALTHA community is only as healthy as the people who call it home.

We expand access to quality, affordable care, give parents the tools they need to raise healthy children and get everyone more active and eating better.

United Way goes beyond traditional collaboration. Our collective impact approach to solving complex social problems engages the wisdom and experience of the community through the alignment of efforts across sectors. Together, United Way, the Rutherford County Health Department,

Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital, Rutherford County Government and countless community organizations host an annual Community Baby Shower, where at-risk mothers and families have access to prenatal care, educational workshops, community resources and essential baby items

at no-cost.

A C C E S S T O H E A LT H

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PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS

HERE’S HOW WE’RE HELPING:

of babies (born into at-risk families) established regular visits by a medical professional to monitor growth, development and health needs through a United Way program partnership.

Seventeen playgrounds and common areas refurbished during United Way’s Hometown Huddle to promote healthy lifestyles and physical activity.

individuals helped through the use of FamilyWize prescription discount cards. The largest percentage of prescription savings were for medications associated with mental illness.

Aging in Place Program of Mindful Care Adult Day ServicesBernard House Safe Shelter Program of Domestic Violence, Inc.Camp Ability Program of Special KidsCannon County Child Abuse Program of Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford County, Inc.Crisis Call Center Program of Family & Children’s ServicesDarkness to Light Community Education Program of Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford County, Inc.Drug Endangered Children Program of Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford County, Inc.Enhanced Student Assistance Program of STARS (Students Taking A Right Stand) NashvilleHealthcare Oversight Program of Journeys in Community LivingHealthy Lifestyles Program of St. Clair Street Senior CenterHELP Program of Cannon County Senior Citizens Center Homemaker Program of Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency Hope & Healing Program of Rutherford County Primary Care and Hope ClinicHope for the Uninsured Program of Rutherford County Primary Care and Hope ClinicKids on the Block Program of STARS (Students Taking a Right Stand) NashvilleNurse Home Visit Program of Nurses for NewbornsPoison Help Hotline Program of Poison Control CenterPositive Parenting Program of The Family CenterProject Rescue Program of Cannon County Rescue SquadRutherford County Child Abuse Services Program of Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford County, Inc.Senior Center Program of Cannon County Senior CenterService to the Armed Forces Program of American Red CrossSexual Assault Services Program of Domestic Violence, Inc.Student Assistance Program of STARS (Students Taking A Right Stand) NashvilleSupervised Visitation Program of Kymari HouseTeeth for Life Program of Interfaith Dental ClinicTriple Play Program of Boys & Girls Clubs of Rutherford CountyVolunteer Program of CASA of Rutherford CountyWellness Program of Cannon County Senior Citizens Center

WHY IS GOOD HEALTH IMPORTANT?

United Way helps improve people’s health.

Each year, more than 2,000 babies in Rutherford County and nearly 100 in Cannon County are born with low birthweights.*

Tennessee is ranked 5th highest state for child/adolescent obesity rate. Contributing factors include a lack of neighborhood parks and recreation opportunities.*

Three thousand residents in Rutherford County and nearly 1,800 in Cannon County are uninsured. Access to affordable prescription medication is vital to the health and well-being of individuals and communities.*

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*Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

CORPORATE SUPPORTUnited Way works with 377 corporate partners.

Together, we affect change on a larger scale than any single organization can accomplish alone.

General Mills and the General Mills FoundationIngram Content GroupRutherford County GovernmentSaint Thomas Rutherford HospitalSchneider ElectricThompson Services Inc.

General Mills and the General Mills FoundationPublix Super Markets Charities and Publix Super Markets Nissan North America, Inc. Smyrna FacilityMiddle Tennessee State UniversityGuaranty Trust CompanyYates ServicesUnited Way Rutherford & Cannon CountiesBridgestone LaVergne Plant and the Bridgestone Americas Trust FundIngram Content GroupRutherford County SchoolsConsumers Insurance USA, Inc.UPSCFCFranklin Synergy BankPinnacle Financial PartnersRutherford County Chamber of CommerceSunTrust BanksSchneider ElectricAdient USCity of MurfreesboroFifth Third Bank and the Fifth Third FoundationFirst Tennessee Bank/First HorizonFirstBankMurfreesboro ElectricRaymond JamesRutherford County GovernmentTennessee Employees Charitable Campaign US Bank and the US Bank Foundation Atmos EnergyBank of AmericaCapStarConsolidated Utility DistrictEnterpriseFord of MurfreesboroGenescoGrannis & Associates, P.C.Interstate WarehousingKennametalMiddle Tennessee Electric MembershipNationwide Mutual Insurance Company Nationwide PICA GroupRegions BankSaint Thomas Rutherford HospitalSWBC, Inc. Tractor Supply CompanyVolunteer State Bank

Corporate Recognition of Tocqueville Society and Leadership Investors

2016-17 Tocqueville Society Investors ($10,000+)

2016-17 Leadership Investors ($1,000 - $9,999)

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$500,000+

Corporate support inclusive of corporate gifts/matches, workplace giving, special events, grants, sponsorships and ticket sales.CORPORATE SUPPORT

$499,999 - $250,000

$249,999 - $100,000

$99,999 - $50,000

LA VERGNE PLANT

SMYRNA FACILITY

CORPORATE & ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT$49,999 - $25,000Rutherford County GovernmentGuaranty Trust CompanyUPS Nissan North America, Inc. HeadquartersCity of MurfreesboroHeritage Farms Dairy, Inc.State Farm and the State Farm FoundationSchneider ElectricPinnacle Financial PartnersTown of SmyrnaHCA / Tristar Stonecrest

$24,999 - $10,000Murfreesboro City SchoolsRich Products Corp.Saint Thomas Rutherford HospitalMiddle Tennessee Electric MembershipConsumers Insurance USA, Inc.TargetCommunity Health Systems, Inc.Combined Federal CampaignsRegions BankMAHLE Filter Systems North America, Inc.Fifth Third Bank Ford of MurfreesboroFranklin Synergy Bank Rutherford County Chamber of CommerceMurfreesboro ElectricUnited Way Rutherford & Cannon Counties

Volunteer State BankKrogerAT&TTennessee Valley AuthorityThompson Services Inc.National Alliance of Financial IndependenceCaterpillar Financial ServicesEmergency Physicians of St. Thomas Rutherford

EnterpriseHaynes Brothers Lumber CompanyAdient USFirst Tennessee BankRaymond JamesAtmos Energy Corp.Interstate WarehousingAdams Family Foundation City AutoBacker-SpringfieldSEC, Inc.Journeys In Community LivingTennessee Employees Charitable CampaignSunTrust BankSonocoRedstone Federal Credit UnionFirstBank

$9,999 - $5,000

Murfreesboro Young ProfessionalsBank of AmericaUS BANK and the US Bank FoundationShell Oil Company FoundationPfizer Foundation

FedExUnited Ways of TennesseeBoys & Girls Clubs of Rutherford CountyInterMetro IndustriesWilson Bank & TrustCommunity Care of Rutherford CountyNationwide Mutual Insurance CompanyAetnaWal-MartCardinal HealthGovernor’s Books FoundationTennessee Society ChildrenThe Community Foundation of Middle TennesseePICA GroupKennametalConsolidated Utility DistrictComcast Corporation & FoundationIngram BargeAdvance Financial

$4,999 - $1,000

Corporate support listing based on dollar amount contributed to United Way and United Way program partnerships.

Corporate support inclusive of corporate gifts/matches, workplace giving, special events, grants, sponsorships and ticket sales.

Quality ExteriorsRutherford County Habitat for HumanitySouthwestern-Great American Inc.First Community Mortgage, IncTractor Supply CompanyVallenDomestic Violence, Inc.Bridgestone Americas, Inc.Spectra EnergyCrye-LeikeRoscoe Brown, Inc.WestRockThe Nurture NookMid-Cumberland Human Resource AgencyDiversicareTaylor Communications, Inc.Tommie E. Reynolds FundSWBCNational Dance ClubsMiller Loughry Beach Insurance ServicesFluor CompanyGrannis & Associates, P.C.BancorpSouthIberiabank MortgageAscend Federal Credit UnionCannon County Schools - Board of EducationSSOE Inc.Pitney BowesBelk, Inc.Tangerine Salon and SpaCity of La VergneSt. Clair Street Senior CenterGenesco Inc.CapStarBorder States ElectricAsurion

Builders MutualSmith Design/Build Corp., Inc.

LifePoint HealthDillards Volunteer Behavioral Health CareIBMThe Service GuyzReliant BankInterfaith Dental ClinicFord Lincoln of FranklinDenso Manufacturing TnRutherford Co Primary Care & Hope ClinicCommercial Insurance AssociationEli LillyAllstate Insurance Co.La Quinta Inns & SuitesInternational PaperAAA MichiganFamily & Cosmetic Dentistry of SmyrnaChild Advocacy Center of Rutherford, IncKellogg’sOHLMacy & CompanyUSAA United Service Automobile Assoc.Farmers Insurance GroupTrinidad/Benham Corp.Advance Title Services LLCBelle Meadows Farm Wedding and EventsBlue Sky ConstructionCB&S BankColeman & Stearns, Attorneys At LawEdward D. Jones, Co.

$999 - $1

Hick - Lo FarmsKious, Rodgers, Barger, Holder & King, PLLCLewis BakeryMcFarlin Financial PartnersThe Kimberly Family FoundationWoodbury Lions Club Charities, Inc.LOWE’SHVHC, Inc.Illinois Tool WorksSTARS The Salvation ArmyHoneywell Hometown SolutionsConstellation EnergyVulcan Materials Co.Morgan Stanley Waller Lansden Dortch & DavisAbbott LaboratoriesAndrews Cadillac & Land RoverCity of BrentwoodWillis Towers WatsonSpecial Kids, Inc.Pinnacle Financial Partners Read to SucceedJCPenneyUnderwriters Laboratories NationalFirst National Bank of Middle TennesseeNew York LifeJohnson & JohnsonFranklin’s PrintingAdams Mabry SwannAmerican Paper & TwineChamber of Commerce DiplomatsWindham ProfessionalsDeloitteCoca-Cola Bottling Co. ConsolidatedAMEC Foster Wheeler

Corporate support listing based on dollar amount contributed to United Way and United Way program partnerships.

BendonCeridianRicoh Production Print Solutions, LLCWilliamson County Chancery CourtFederal Reserve BankBig Brothers Big Sisters of MiddleDeb Insell, State Farm Insurance AgentDoubleTree by HiltonFirst Baptist ChurchMcCarter, Catron & East. PLLCMurfreesboro Medical ClinicOgles Electric Co.Quinn’s MercantileRick’s BarbecueRoss Financial Planning, Inc.County Executive - Cannon CountyGeneral MotorsGM Spring Hill ManufacturingMindful Care Adult Day ServicesLegal Aid Society of Middle TennesseeKymari House, Inc.Boy Scouts of America / Williamson CoSouthwestern Great American CompanyRockwell AutomationAndersen CorporationFord Motor Company RetireesAuto Owners InsuranceTrue ValueFirst Farmers and Merchants BankJournal CommunicationsHonda of America Mfg., Inc.XeroxThompson CATGeneral ElectricBennett and Scarlett Law officeThe Community Helpers of Rutherford County

Wee Care Day Care CenterBelmont UniversityCignaPurina Mills, Inc. Williamson County Accounting Dept.Yazaki North America CorporationCannon County Senior CitizensCustom Packaging, Inc.Grumpy’s Bail Bonding LLCRR DonnelleyKemper National InsuranceCASA of Rutherford CountyDelta Kappa GammaFarrer Construction Co.Homes By Larson, Inc.Lattimore Black Morgan CainNurses for Newborns of TennesseeProject TransformationUnitedHealth Group Giving CampaignCapital BankKroger Regional Accounting Service CenterWilliamson County Parks & RecreationClick & GiveGirl Scouts of Middle TennesseePack Rat Mini StorageMiddle Tennessee Council - Boy Scouts of AmericaThe Family CenterBlevins, Inc.Interfaith Dental ClinicCentury IIGresham Smith and PartnersNorthwestern Mutual LifeStarStylez Beauty StudioThe General InsuranceAlfa Insurance CompaniesCummins Filtration, Inc.

PolyOne - RomeovilleDiscovery Center at Murfree SpringNetspend CorpTravelers Community ConnectionsBemisAdult LiteracyTucker’s HouseAlive Hospice, Inc. Amelia’s ClosetBackfield in MotionBeesley FoundationDominion Financial ManagementOne Goal SportsProject for Neighborhood AftercareWherry Housing After School ProgramSC JohnsonO’more School of Design Amazonsmile FoundationBetter Buisiness EquipmentBetter Business BureauLife of VictoryMy Friend’s HouseGordon Food Service, Inc.Southeastern TechnologyLock’s/Kedron UMC United Methodist WomenBelkFt. Sill National BankThe Hope Station TNWatertown Elementary SchoolWilliamson County School Central OfficeWalgreensFirst State Bank

Corporate support listing based on dollar amount contributed to United Way and United Way program partnerships.

RECOGNITION OF UNITED WAY ENGAGEMENTTop Ten Award Winners (by dollar amount)

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General Mills and the General Mills Foundation

Publix Super Markets Charities and Publix Super Markets

Nissan North America, Inc.

Yates Services

Rutherford County Government and Schools

Ingram Content Group

Bridgestone La Vergne Plant and the Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund

Middle Tennessee State University

Guaranty Trust Company

UPS

Circle of Excellence Award Winners(based on participation, total dollar increase, community involvement, corporate gift, sponsorship or special event)

Bronze AwardAtmos EnergyConsumers InsuranceFifth Third BankMAHLE Filter SystemsTarget Town of Smryna Wilson Bank & Trust

Silver AwardAT&THaynes Brothers Lumber Co Interstate Warehousing Miller Loughry BeachPinnacle Financial Partners Schneider Electric SunTrust U.S. Bank

Gold AwardAdientFirst Tennessee BankMiddle Tennessee Electric Membership CorporationRedstone Federal Credit UnionRegions BankVolunteer State Bank

Platinum AwardFirstBankRutherford County Chamber of CommerceSaint Thomas Rutherford Hospital

Elementary SchoolRockvale Elementary School

Middle SchoolChristiana Middle School

Best High SchoolBlackman High School

Top Schools(by dollar amount)

Volunteer State Bank

UPS

Ingram Content Group

Publix

Nissan North America, Inc.

Jay Sanders, Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation

Shelly Morton,Bridgestone

Phil Holt, First Tennessee Bank/Retired

Volunteer of the Year

Community Impact Award

Engagement Award

Innovation Award

Employee Campaign Manager of the Year

Legacy Award

Rise Award

Employee Campaign Manager (ECM) Newcomer of the Year

P H I L A N T H R O P I C L E A D E R S

United Way recognizes the extraordinary generosity of the following philanthropic leaders. PHILANTHROPIC LEADERS

ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY In 2016, United Way launched a Legacy Society comprised of

committed investors who are supporting the long-term success of Rutherford and Cannon counties through an outright gift, will

or estate plan.

LEGACY SOCIETY

Don & Melanie AlexanderDrs. Susan T. Andrews and Randall Rickard

Mayor Ernest G. & Peggy BurgessDon A. & Melanie Clayton

Michael A. & Panny DinapoliEmergency Physicans

of Saint Thomas Rutherford HospitalGordon & Cindy Ferguson

The LaRoche Family Foundation,Ted & Gloria LaRoche Family

David & Jeanette LeePat & Pam Murphy

Elizabeth RheaJim & Billie Thompson

David & Lori TincherMr. & Mrs. Larry Tolbert

Don & Hanna WitherspoonAndy & Cherry Womack

With an annual gift of $10,000 or more, Alexis deTocqueville Society members are creating a profound

and lasting impact throughout Rutherford and Cannon counties.

Don & Melanie Alexander*Dr. Jill Austin*

Billy Bruce*Mayor Ernest G. & Peggy Burgess

Dr. James and Beverly Calder*Don A. & Melanie Clayton

Meagan Flippin*Russ and Sherry Galloway*

Retta L. GardnerBrian & Pat Hercules*

Bill & Kathy Jones*Jason N. & Julie R. P. King*

Mr. & Mrs. Lee Moss*Joanne O’Connell*

Greyson & Amy Painter*Ms. Wanita QuakenbushCasey & Marcie Rainey*

Elizabeth Rhea*The Salas Family*

Matthew & Julie Stump*Carolyn Tumbleson*

Don & Hanna Witherspoon*Andy & Cherry Womack*

*Legacy Society Founding Members

P H I L A N T H R O P I C L E A D E R SLEADERSHIP INVESTORSPILLAR LEADERSHIP SOCIETY INVESTORS($9,999 - $5,000)

Mr. & Mrs. Roger BarnesMichael and Alisia DebloisRoger and Mary FatheraRetta L. GardnerMr. Shaun D GregoireBrian & Pat HerculesDaren KaiserRandall & Jo Ann MagruderCasey & Marcie RaineyMs. Kathrina ReedTerri & Cathy RowlisonMr. Richard Smith

1 member of this society wishes to remain anonymous

CORNERSTONE LEADERSHIP SOCIETY INVESTORS($4,999 - $2,500)

Mark AshworthLaura AtkinsMs. Denise AugustineDr. Jill AustinTeresa BellentineMr. Jorge BarajasRenee BarkerKeShena BellMr. Joshua BlyAnthony BoothePaul Bridges

Bradford BrockBilly BruceJune BuchananCharilyn Burgeson Kevin BushDennis Carter Michael Chesson Kenneth ClarkRobert ClayDebrah CooperKevin & Laura CoppageMr. Antonio CrouseJim & Debbie CrumleyBarbara DaltonDennis DavisSonja DavisCynthia Dodd Michael DolanMr. Stephen DortonAlexia EllisTim EvertMs. Elizabeth FarrowHarold FeltnerJoyce FisherMeagan FlippinMr. Matthew FrantzTracey FrazierDavid GaitherMary GibsonRonald GrissomMs. Anita Hall The Hayward FamilyAllison HodgeCarol HolstonMr. John D. HoodBarbara Hoover

Mr. Larry W. Jakes IIShelly JohnsonAlfie JohnsonErin & Ted JohnsonMelissa KimberleyJulie KinneyRandy KinseyChris Lamb Paul LattureMr. Russell S. LauerTiffany LempinMr. John LimbaughJohn LoganMs. Yvette LopezDeloris LyonsDesiree MarlinThomas MasonMs. Myra MathewsMetreal MayberryRicky McConnellRuss McCormickMichael McCoyJoyce McGee-GardnerErica MillerMr. Andre MinnifeeLuana MitchellTeresa NorthcuttMs. Michelle NortonJackie PattersonJohn PolakMs. Rachel K PolakChef Tabitha PurcellMs. Wanita QuakenbushWilliam Ryder JrTimothy ScottKeith and Bobbi Jean Sherry

Nancy SkinnerMs. Valette SmithNeil SmithEric D. SmithMr. Michael StedingJoe SteinerMs. Rhonda StevensJason & Karin SurrattMr. Freddy SwaderMr. Marcus TaylorMr. Darrick TealKendra ThomasMs. Teresa VongkhamchanhReginald WaggonerRichard O. WilliamsHoward and Susan WilsonVenessa WindomNathan Winslow

1 member of this society wishes to remain anonymous

BUILDER LEADERSHIP SOCIETY INVESTORS($2,499 - $1,000)

Joyce AddarioMs. Beverly AkinsBetty J. AlexanderFelix Allen, Jr.Nancy and Jerry AllenRichard AllenHope AndersonToney AndersonMr. David AnthonyMs. Melissa ArmstrongMr. Marcus ArnoldCandi Bailey

LEADERSHIP INVESTORS P H I L A N T H R O P I C L E A D E R S

Melissa BanksDana BarrettDr. Charles L. Baum IIFelicia BeanMr. Scott BegleyMr. Darren BenedictMs. Teresa BiddixRaymond and Jean BillsAnthony BlackwellMr. Matt BoboSteven & Suzanne BoerrigterMr. James BohlingWilliam BolandGloria L. BonnerDwight A. BowlingTamela BraggJohn F. Brewer IIIMr. Janis BrickeyKyle BrownMs. Buffy BundshuhMr. John BurnsMrs. Jennifer A. ByersDr. James and Beverly CalderMatthew CalhounMr. John CampbellRodney CampbellTracie CappsLouis F. CaputoAaron CargleJessica CarlsonJohn W CarltonMarsha CarpenterNicole Caruthers Mr. Donald Caulkins Jr Jacqueline P Checchin Linda ClarkMrs. Lorraine ClarkMs. Jena L ClewNatalie Click

Carol CochranFelicia ColemanMs. Cynthia CookDebbie CooperMrs. Jessica L. CooperMr. Timothy G. CorbinLisa CroasmunDavid CyreeJeannine DaltonSandy D’AntonioYolanda DavisJeffrey De LeonCharles Dexter DeanShannon R. DerryberrySharon D. DeskinsMr. Jeff M. DevereauxMrs. Betty DixonDan and Beth DuffieldJustin D DuganMr. Alan DugginMr. Michael DunnMr. Phillip L. Earles CPADr. Dunk & Vicki EasthamCarmen EhrenbergGrant EllingtonAlyse EllisJessie EllisonLisa EmbryMs. Lisa M. EmilyDavid EricksonDonald EstesDanielle R EthridgeJames & Adrianne EvansCaleb FairrisLarry and Charlene FarleyJames FarrarAngy FarrisTamara FergusonShelby Fields

Scott J FinoRobert FischerMr. Lawrence Fisher IIBetty FletcherMs. Virginia Gail FlynnDennis J Foster JrMr. Jonathan FrameKyozo FujitaNicholas A GaiettoAmelia GannonMr. Kirk Patrick GarrettRenne GarrettCourtney GearhartBrent R GettmanMr. Aaron GilesMr. Bert GipsonMr. Ronald GirtsCheryl GivensRyan GjertsonMr. Theodore GlaveMs. Tia GlaveTerry A. GoodmanMr. Ronald GossettSchrenna GrahamYolanda GreeneGregory GregoryMr. Gary GrossJonathan and Leeanne GroteJoAnn GunterJason and Danielle HaasAndrew HallAngie HallGary HallMs. Sherry HarrisHastings FamilyKenneth HawkinsMaurice HenryAngela HermanMelissa Hice

Chad and Amy HillDr. Arthur L. HillSteven HilliardMatthew HillisMr. Michael HollisMr. and Mrs. Garrett HollowayPhil and Kitty HoltKaren H. HornsbySasha HowellMs. Tanesha HowseCharles HuangBenjamin HultinMr. & Mrs. Robert S. JacksonGarry R. JacobsDebi and Marshall JamesCasi JohnsonDavid JohnsonFaye JohnsonJeanne JohnstonAngelica JonesFran JonesMs. Sandra JonesKirk C KalicharanMr. Sean D. KelleyMs. Sheneka KimbroMr. Christopher Ray KincaidDavid KlemannDivya KondapalliLisa LaceyKeith LaDouceurMiles LambMr. D. Brian LambJenifer LeeSteven LeeJerry & Elizabeth LemonsSteven LeslieMs. Vicky K. LeveretteMs. Tasha LillardAlton LittleMr. Christopher Logue

LEADERSHIP INVESTORS P H I L A N T H R O P I C L E A D E R S

Cynthia OlmsteadMr. Christopher I. OnwumereBob OravetzJorge I OrtaMr. Will Osborne Jr.Greyson and Amy PainterMs. Sara PartonPathanaMr. & Mrs. Willard Peery, Jr.Howard PendergrassJeff PepmeierGreg & Phyllis PersingerGreg & Lorraine PhelpsMrs. Patricia PhillipsonJoey PiazzaJames PoeMark E PresleyMs. Kimberly PruittMr. Cory PuckettJeremy PughChristopher J. QuartoRobert QuinnGregory & Deana RaffoThad RainesDan and Alison RatchupMs. Frances RatleyCasey RebertMr. Paul RegierPauleric RiceRex RichLawrence R. RichardsonMr. Charles M. RiggsMr. Robert W. RittlingJames R. RobbinsKevin RobertsDanny RobertsonJeffrey RobinsonNate RobinsonVenus Robinson

David A. RogersBrent RoseStacy M. RyderNaotake SakamotoMr. and Mrs. Chase SalasStephen SalterDr. M.J. Brown & Mr. Dennis SanderMr. Thavisinh SavanthvongxaySouthchai SayvoneTerry SchneiderMitch and Tiffany SchottDavid C. ScottKenny and Melissa ScottMr. Brian ScottJames & Sandra SegarsMr. James K. SellarsCara R SilversTimothy R. SlateKevin A SloanDaniel SmithLucinda SmithMr. Bradley J. SnyderEric SolowayElaine M. SparksAnissa StaffordMr. Aaron StewartMs. Darlene StoryMr. Richard StroudMatthew and Julie StumpBrian & Julie SullivanCrystal D. TaylorMatt & Christie TaylorMr. Garry TaylorMr. Roger TaylorNesim TekleJimmy ThomasRashad ThreadgillBlake & Lee TidwellMr. Jeffrey Tomaszewski

Kaleb ToppsMs. Mary TrailJimmy TraughberWilliam TriceGarry and Tracy UnderhillAnnette UnderwoodDr. David James UrbanRita VanceMs. Kimberly VanNoyMr. Charles VaughanJohn VickersMr. Eric VillinskiMs. Teresa WaldonGlenn Waldon JrMs. Sherry WallsJeremy WardCorey WatkinsMargie & Ben WeatherfordTracey WebbMrs. Vicky L. WestVantrice WhitlockLori J. WilliamsMs. Pamela WilliamsPaul WintonMr. Vincent WixGary WrightYoshio YamaguchiJohn Zimmerman

33 members of this society wish to remain anonymous

Brett LongPaul & Donna LongNikone LuanglathChris LynchAlberto MadridPenny ManleyMr. Danny MartinMr. Butros MasarwehChris MassaroMr. Kelvin MathewsDeborah McAdooR.W. McAdooSusan Emery McGannonMr. Michael McGlynnGayle McGregorChuck McKnightMr. Patrick McPeakDr. Sidney A. & Elizabeth McPheeAmy McQuistonSharon MenifeeDr. & Mrs. Paul MenkeMichael MilesJared MillawayRose C. MillerMr. James MillingtonVictor L. MooreRich MoranKristen MorinMr. & Mrs. Lee MossMr. Billy MoulderRyan M MouserP.D. MynattErin NicholsJeanne L. NicholsonMelissa NicholsonRichmond NkansahJoanne O’ConnellKris and Claire Oliver

Workplace includes investments through United Way campaigns at participating companies whose employees live and/or work in Rutherford or Cannon counties.

Community includes individual donors giving outside a workplace campaign.

Other revenue includes out-of-area designations, events, as well as corporate and community foundation grants.

Program includes program partnerships, grant programs, 2-1-1 expense, and United Way community initiatives and events, such as Books from Birth, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, Stuff the Bus, Hometown Huddle, Days of Action and the Community Baby Shower.

Fundraising includes the cost associated with fundraising to support United Way’s mission.

Administrative includes rent and utilities, salaries and benefits, management, office supplies and equipment.

*Typically the variance between revenue and expense is the result of pledge loss. Pledge Loss is the commitments unable to be fulfilled by donors. Reasons for not fulfilling a pledge vary. Most often the reason is that donors leave employment with the companies where they are making their contributions through payroll deduction.

REVENUE SNAPSHOT

EXPENSE SNAPSHOT

TOTAL $3,379,443

81%

13%Financial Highlights

TOTAL $3,275,200

6%

85%

10%

5%

United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties 2016-17 Board of Directors

BOARD CHAIR Kathy Jones Parks

BOARD CHAIR-ELECT Andy Womack State Farm Agent

PRESIDENT & CEO Meagan Flippin United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties

TREASURER Casey Rainey Raymond James

SECRETARY/COMMUNICATIONS CHAIR James Evans Rutherford County Schools

POLICY & NOMINATIONS CHAIR Greg Persinger Nissan North America, Inc.

COMMUNITY IMPACT CHAIR Phil Holt First Tennessee Bank/Retired

DEVELOPMENT CHAIR Gordon Ferguson Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital

ENDOWMENT & TOCQUEVILLE CHAIR Dr. Russ Galloway Emergency Physicians of Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital

AT-LARGE BOARD MEMBERSFelix AllenPublix Super Markets Dr. Susan AndrewsFamily Practice Partners Charlie BaumMiddle Tennessee State University Billy BruceUPS Mayor Ernest BurgessRutherford County Government Dr. Jim CalderMiddle Tennessee State University / Retired Louis CaputoTriStar StoneCrest Medical Center Gerald CogginNHC / Retired I’Ashea Myles DihigoLeitner, Williams, Dooley & Napolitan, PLLC

Vicki EasthamMiddle Tennessee State University

Ron FryarThe Cannon Courier

Retta GardnerGuaranty Trust Company Kirk GarrettPinnacle Financial Partners Dr. Linda GilbertMurfreesboro City Schools Sean KelleyBridgestone Americas, Inc. Jason KingKious, Rodgers, Barger, Holder & King, PLLC Paul LattureRutherford County Chamber of Commerce Chris MassaroMiddle Tennessee State University The Reverend James McCarrollFirst Baptist Church Charlie MyattFirst Tennessee Bank/Retired Dr. Liz RheaPhysician/Retired

Lori Sain SmithDaffodily Design Chase SalasElite Insurance Solutions Terry SchneiderFASTSIGNS David ScottRegions Bank

Tim SlateNissan North America, Inc. Kristen SwannMurfreesboro Young Professionals DelegateFord of Murfreesboro Matt TaylorSEC, Inc. Debbie ThompsonState Farm Insurance Company David TincherGeneral Mills Tracy ToyQuinn’s Mercantile Dr. David UrbanMiddle Tennessee State University Ben WeatherfordFirstBank Hanna WitherspoonAmerican Airlines/Retired Ross WomackIngram Content Group Jeffrey WoodsTrustPoint Hospital

The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties’ Board is charged with providing strategic leadership and stewardship to the organization.

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