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2014 GUIDE TO GIVING AND STATEWIDE CHARITY RESOURCE DIRECTORY

Many Gifts...One Vision

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$6 per paycheck can senda backpack of food home with a child each week-end for four months

per paycheck can educate1,200 individuals on what child abuseand neglect is and how to report it

per paycheck can providemedica on for a dialysis pa ent for fi ve weeks

per paycheck can providerelief supplies and personal hygiene items for families aff ected by disaster

Did you know?Your payroll deduc on pledge can be spread over an en re year? A $240 pledge is just $10 a pay period! There’s no easier way to give...

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$25 per paycheck can provideaqua c therapy classes for a child for one year

WHAS CRUSADE FOR CHILDREN520 West Chestnut St.Louisville, KY 40202

(502) 582-7706www.whascrusade.org

OUR MISSIONTh e WHAS Crusade for Children improves the futures of children with special needs by inspiring people to give and awarding grants.

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An independent volunteer panel of interdenominational clergy determines allocations of all funds

Th e Crusade is the most successful local telethon in America! It happens on the fi rst full weekend in June every year.

Th e Crusade’s annual average donations of $5 million are only able to fund one-third of grant requests

Th e Crusade has raised more than $154 million and helped millions of children since 1954

Th e Crusade helps children in all Kentucky counties

One hundred percent of every donation made in Kentucky stays in Kentucky to help children with special needs

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Dear Colleagues,

I’ve been a Kentucky state employee for less than five years. During that time, I’ve gotten to meet hundreds of fellow employees. Do you know what I’ve learned? I’ve learned that Kentucky employees are the most caring and passionate people I’ve ever worked with in regard to the services we all provide to the citizens of the Commonwealth.

You give unselfishly every day, whether you are building roads, helping people get jobs or education, protecting the environment, recruiting businesses, promoting tourism, or any number of services that we, as state employees, provide to our fellow citizens. We are the best, and our customer focus is the best. And now we have the opportunity to be even better.

By giving through the Kentucky Employees Charitable Campaign (KECC), you give hope to Kentuckians who require it most – families in need, people with disabilities, those who have suffered serious injuries and those with chronic disease. Your gift ensures stronger, healthier babies, protects children from abuse and helps communities across the Commonwealth provide opportunities for success in school, work and life.

Our role as public servants allows us to provide our customers – all Kentuckians – with their most basic needs. Our role as fellow citizens beckons us to do more and to inspire others to do more. Your contribution to the KECC charities gives support, treatment, solutions and prevention. It gives protection, education, intervention and encouragement. In a word, it gives hope.

I encourage you to consider the many needs of our neighbors throughout the state and make a pledge to make a difference. Visit KECC.org today. You can give hope if you just give.

Sincerely,

Secretary Tom Zawacki Education and Workforce Development Cabinet 2014 KECC Chair

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“You can give hope if you just give .”A message from 2014 KECC Chair, Tom Zawacki, Secretary of the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet

Since 1954, the Crusade has Since 1954, the Crusade has raised more than $154 million, raised more than $154 million,

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YES! I want to help my fellow Kentuckians. A pledge form will be provided by a campaign volunteer,

a fellow state employee. Only one form is required, even if you decide to support more than one charity. You can also get a pledge form at KECC.org.

Most people like to give through payroll deduction. It’s easy and lets you spread your gift over the course of a whole year.

Contributions can also be made with cash or check. Just clip them to your pledge form. Checks should be made payable to: KECC (Kentucky Employees Charitable Campaign).

Remember that your contribution to KECC may be tax-deductible (check with your accountant to make sure).

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United Way of Southern Kentucky1110 College StreetBowling Green, KY 42101(270) 843-3205 • www.uwsk.orgServing: Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Hart, Logan, Metcalfe, Monroe, Simpson and Warren CountiesAdult Education & Workforce Development: Edmonson & Logan

CountiesBarren River Area Safe Space (BRASS)Barren River Long-Term Care OmbudsmanBig Brothers/Big SistersBoys & Girls Club: Bowling Green & Butler CountyCASACommunity Action Too Good for DrugsCommunity Medical CareCommunity Relief FundDrug Court, Barren CountyFamily EnrichmentFamily Resource Center/Youth Service Center: Caverna & Allen,

Butler, Edmonson, Hart & Metcalfe CountiesFoster Grandparent ProgramGood Samaritan: Franklin/Simpson & Logan CountiesHaven 4ChangeHope HarborHospice of Southern KentuckyInternational CenterLegal AidLiteracy Council, Simpson CountySalvation Army

Tri-County Kentucky United Way 321 South Third Street Bardstown, KY 40004(502) 348-1891 • www.unitedwayofnc.comServing: Marion, Nelson and Washington CountiesAmerican Red Cross Bethany Haven Big Brothers/Big Sisters CASA Caring Place Central KY Community ActionCommunity ClinicCompassionate FriendsFeeding AmericaFamily Resource Center: BardstownHead Start, Central KYIsaiah HouseLearning CenterLegal Aid SocietyNelson County & VillageNew Hope Food BankNew Life CenterRetired Senior Volunteer ProgramSenior CitizensSt. Vincent DePaul Mission StoreVoluntary Action Family Service

United Way of South Central Kentucky208 East Mt. Vernon StreetSomerset, KY 42501(606) 679-2974Serving: Adair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, McCreary, Pulaski, Russell, Taylor and Wayne Counties4-H Council, Casey CountyAlzheimer Respite CenterAmerican Red CrossBethany House Abuse ShelterBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy ScoutsCommunity Ministries, Casey CountyFamily Resource & Youth Service Centers: Adair, Clinton,

Cumberland, Pulaski & Russell Counties & Campbellsville, East Casey, Jamestown/Union Chapel, Russell Springs/Salem, & Somerset

Girl ScoutsHospice of Lake CumberlandKidney Health AllianceLegal AidMcCreary Christian CenterMountain MomsNorthern Pulaski Food MinistryPulaski Emergency Relief MinistrySomerset Family Fitness CenterSunrise Children’s Services

United Way of Southeastern Kentucky412 Roy Campbell DriveHazard, KY 41701(606) 439-0329 • www.unitedwayseky.orgServing: Breathitt, Knott, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Owsley, Perry and Wolfe Counties4-H Teen Issues Council, Leslie CountyAction Team, Breathitt CountyAmerican Red CrossBoy ScoutsCARES, Letcher CountyCommunity Ministries, Hazard/Perry County

Be a Leader!One percent is all it takes to become a leadership giver! Every donation changes lives, but as you decide how you want to pledge this year, please consider joining the leadership circle. The chart below shows just how little it takes to make a big difference through leadership giving.

Want to do more? Become a Cornerstone Society Member.If you want to make an even bigger diff erence in your community, KECC has a unique leadership program just for you. It’s called the Cornerstone Society. Any pledge of $1,000 or more is considered a Cornerstone Gi . That’s just $41.67 or more per paycheck. Just talk to your KECC coordinator about obtaining a Cornerstone Society pledge card, fi ll it out and turn it in. It’s that easy, and it will help so many!

"Why should I release my name?”When KECC sends payment to the charity of your choice, they only know who made the gi if you give us permission to release your name and contact informa on on the pledge form. If your pledge is directed to one or all of the KECC Chari es, they will not use or release your informa on in any way other than to thank you.

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$25,000 per year $10.42 $250.08$30,000 per year $12.50 $300.00$35,000 per year $14.59 $350.16$40,000 per year $16.67 $400.08$45,000 per year $18.75 $450.00

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Council Against Maltreatment of Elders (CAME)County of Leslie Lifting Youth (COLLY)Daniel Boone HabitatEducation Foundation, Letcher County SchoolsEolia Christian Community Outreach (ECCO)Family Resource Center, Wolfe CountyFit Kid Project: Hazard Independent & Breathitt, Knott Central,

Leslie, Letcher Central, Perry Central CountiesFood Pantry: Canie, Lotts Creek Community, Leslie & Letcher

CountiesGeri-Young HouseGirl ScoutsGood Shepherd PantryHazard Lions Club Montessori SchoolHCTC Student Emergency FundHelping Hands ChristianHindman Methodist Caring FundHindman Settlement SchoolHospice Care PlusHousing Alliance, Hazard/Perry CountyHumane Society, Leslie CountyInterfaith of Breathitt CountyKY Infant Development Station (KIDS)KY River Animal Shelter (SNEEK)KY River Area Development District Ombudsman ProgramKY River Children’s Advocacy CenterLittle Flower ClinicLittle League: Hazard/Perry & Leslie CountiesLKLP Senior Daycare Center & Spouse Abuse CenterMountain Community HospiceSenior Citizens Centers: Breathitt, Hazard/Perry, Lee, Leslie,

Owsley, Perry & Wolfe CountiesThousand Sticks & Coon Creek Volunteer Fire DepartmentsYouth Foundation, Owsley CountyYouth Soccer League, Breathitt County

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Can I give to other charities? Yes, however, since the partner charities pay all KECC expenses, there is a 10 percent fee charged to non-partner charities to help offset the processing costs of these pledges. To avoid this, you may wish to donate directly to that charity or consider giving to one of the KECC partner charities.You may direct your gift to any 501(c)(3) organization by providing KECC with their address on the pledge form. To help hold down administrative costs, these gifts to other “write-in” charities must be at least a $50 cash gift or a payroll gift of $3 per paycheck.

Why the KECC Charities?The KECC Charities undergo rigorous scrutiny by the Personnel Cabinet and have met stringent guidelines. They are well-managed and accountable and they help people right here in the Commonwealth.These federations represent over a thousand charitable programs, and when you flip through the following pages, you will find that they touch all our lives.Whether you know someone struggling to regain mobility after an accident, a family member who recently lost their job, a loved one who is suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, or you want to make sure your kids start school ready to succeed...your pledge can help make the difference.Most importantly, 100% of collected pledges goes directly to help others when you give to one of the partner charities.

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United Way of Paducah/McCracken

County333 Broadway, Suite 502Paducah, KY 42001(270) 442-1691 • www.unitedwaypaducah.orgServing: McCracken CountyAmerican Red CrossBoys & Girls Club, Oscar CrossChild WatchFamily Service SocietyGirl ScoutsLadies Living FreeLegal AidMerryman House Domestic Crisis CenterPaducah Cooperative MinistriesPaducah Day NurseryPurchase Area Sexual Assault & Child Advocacy CenterSalvation ArmySenior CitizensSt. Nicholas Free Family Clinic

United Way of the Pennyrile1110 South Main Street, Suite AHopkinsville, KY 42241(270) 886-8171 • www.pennyrileunitedway.orgServing: Caldwell, Christian, Todd and Trigg CountiesAaron McNeil HouseAmerican Red CrossBoys & Girls ClubBright Life FarmsDyslexia AssociationFree Clinic, Caldwell CountyHospiceImagination LibraryLegal AidLiteracy Council, Christian CountyPACS/Retired Senior Volunteer ProgramPennyrile Children’s Advocacy CenterRescue Team, Christian CountySalvation ArmySanctuarySt. Luke Free ClinicTrace IndustriesYouth Services Advisory Board, Christian CountyYMCA, Armed Services & Hopkinsville

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What is ‘pledge loss,’ and how does it affect my payroll deduction donation?Many state employees make good-faith payroll deduction pledges to various charities through KECC, but are unable to fulfill them. In most cases, these employees retire or change careers before their payroll deduction pledge is fulfilled. Because of this, KECC does not receive the full donation. The campaign cannot pass along funds it does not collect to the charities; therefore, all the charities share the actual amount of the pledge loss on payroll deduction pledges. The percent uncollected each year is small, averaging eight percent.

When will the charity of my choice receive the contributions I make?Cash pledges are sent in the first quarter following the end of the campaign. Because payroll deductions allow you to spread your donation over the course of a year, we put your gift to use right away -- donations to the partner charities are sent quarterly. Other “write-in” designations will be sent once all of the payroll deductions have been collected. Questions? Get the facts! Call us at 502-589-2296.

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United Way of the Ohio Valley403 Park Plaza DriveOwensboro, KY 42301(270) 684-0668 • www.uwov.orgServing: Daviess, Hancock, McLean, Ohio, Union and Webster Counties4-H Council: Hancock & Ohio CountiesAACS Early Head StratAdult Education, Hancock CountyAmerican Red Cross, Big Rivers & CardinalArc of OwensboroBen’s PlaceBold Promise Scholarship FundBoulware MissionBoy ScoutsBoys & Girls Club, Cliff HaganBuilding Stronger FamiliesCASA, Ohio CountyChastity Gibson Memorial TrustClothe-a-KidCrisis & Information LineDaniel Pitino Shelter, Ohio CountyEquestrian, Hancock, McLean & Ohio CountiesFamily Resource Center, Hancock CountyFood Pantry: Hancock & Ohio CountiesFoster Grandparent ProgramGirls IncorporatedGod’s House of Hope Food PantryGreen River Outreach Family Resource CenterH.L. Neblett CenterHabitat for Humanity, Union CountyHappy Pack, Union CountyHealth Coalition: Hancock, Ohio, Union & Webster CountiesHelp Office: Hancock & McLean CountiesHospice of Ohio CountyHospice of Western KY: Daviess & Hancock CountiesImagination Library: Ohio & Union CountiesJust Say “No” ProgramLegal Aid, Webster CountyMary Kendell HomeMeals on WheelsMentor Kids KYNew Beginnings – Sexual Assault Support Services

Olive Branch ServicesOwensboro Area Shelter & Information Services (O.A.S.I.S.)Project GraduationRepair AffairRetired Senior Volunteer ProgramSalvation ArmySenior Citizens Centers & Services: Daviess, Hancock, McLean,

Morgan, Ohio Union & WebsterCounties, Dukes, Island, Lewisport, Livermore, Sacramento,

South Hancock, Sturgis & UniontownSenior Companion ProgramShelter of Love Crisis Pregnancy Center: Union & Webster

CountiesSkillTrainSt. Anthony’s Hospice: Union & Webster CountiesTriCounty Champs, Special Olympics: Union & Webster CountiesUnited Family ServicesYMCA: Owensboro Family & Union County

Girl ScoutsHealthPoint Family CareHearing Speech & Deaf CenterHolly Hill Children’s HomeKidney FoundationLegal AidLife Learning CenterLifePoint SolutionsMental Health AmericaNew PerceptionsNorthern KY Education CouncilNorthKey Community CareNutrition CouncilPeople Working CooperativelyRedwoodSalvation ArmySenior ServicesSt. Rita School for the DeafUnited Cerebral PalsyUnited MinistriesVisiting Nurse AssociationVolunteers of AmericaWelcome HouseWomen’s Crisis CenterYMCA

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Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital / Easter Seals Kentucky is one of the largest providers of physical rehabilitation in Kentucky. This past year, nearly 16,000 children and adults from 120 Kentucky counties turned to us when life presented them with unexpected challenges.

Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation HospitalCardinal Hill Rehabilitation HospitalEaster Seals Kentucky

United Way of Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky2146 Chamber Center DriveFt. Mitchell, KY 41017(859) 525-2600 • www.uwgc.orgServing: Boone, Campbell, Grant and Kenton Counties, KY, Middletown Area, Brown, Clermont and Hamilton Counties, OH, Dearborn and Ohio Counties, IN4C for ChildrenAlcoholism Council (NCADD)American Cancer SocietyAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Lung AssociationAmerican Red CrossBAWACBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy ScoutsBrighton CenterCancer Family CareCatholic Charities DioceseCenter for Great NeighborhoodsChildren, Inc.Children’s Law CenterCincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually ImpairedCovington PartnersDiocesan Catholic Children’s HomeEpilepsy Council Family Nurturing Center

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United Way of Murray/Calloway County607 Poplar Street, # FMurray, KY 42071(270) 753-0317 • www.mccunitedway.orgServing: Calloway CountyAdult EducationAngel’s ClinicCASAFamily Resource CenterJr. AchievementNeedlinePurchase Area Sexual Assault CenterSenior Citizens Center

United Way of Nelson County is nowTri-County Kentucky United WaySee page 31

United Way of Northeast Kentucky2000 Carter Avenue, Suite DAshland, KY 41101(606) 325-1810 • www.uwnek.orgServing: Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Greenup and Lawrence Counties4-H Council: Boyd, Carter & Greenup CountiesAdult Education Center: East Carter & West Carter CountyAmerican Red CrossBankOnBethany HouseBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy ScoutsBoys/Girls Club, WestwoodCAReS, Boyd CountyCarter Christian AcademyCASAChild Development Center, AshlandClean StartCommunity HospiceCommunity KitchenDressing Room, The

Family Resource Center & Youth Services: Carter, Elliott & Lawrence Counties

First Book, Carter CountyFirst Church of Grayson Food PantryFriends of the ChildrenGirl ScoutsGod’s Food PantryGrahn School Community CenterHabitat for Humanity, Greenup CountyHelping HandsHillcrest-Bruce MissionHope’s PlaceKY Child Assault PreventionMeals on Wheels, Grayson, Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital,

South Shore & Greenup CountyNortheast KY Area Development Council (NEKADC)Northeast KY Care CenterPartners in PridePathwaysPublic Library, Carter CountyRiver Cities HarvestROSE Society (Reaching our Students Effectively)Safe HarborSalvation ArmySarah’s PlaceSenior Centers: AshlandShelter of HopeToyota bornlearning® Academy: Campbell & Crabbe

Elementary SchoolsTwo Hearts Pregnancy Care CenterYMCAYoung Professionals’ Association Back Pack, Ashland Alliance

CARDINAL HILL/EASTER SEALS KENTUCKY off ers many diverse services for various disabilities. Our mission is to defi ne excellence in physical rehabilitation, give hope, and enhance outcomes for patients and families. With your support we can help create a hopeful tomorrow.

Some conditions treated are:

Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital2050 Versailles Road • Lexington, KY 40504 • 800.888.5377 • www.cardinalhill.org

Lexington• Inpatient Hospital Services• Outpatient Therapy Services• Pediatric Therapy Services• Cardinal Hill Pain Institute• Child Development Center

• Adult Day Health Services• Home Health Care(serving Franklin, Fayette, Jessamine, Madison & Woodford Counties)

Paducah• Child Development Center• Adult Day Health Services• Employment Services

Murray• Employment Services

Mayfield• Employment Services

Easter Seals West Kentucky2229 Mildred Street • Paducah, KY 42001 • 866.673.3565 • eswky.easterseals.com

• Brain Injury• Spinal Cord Injury• Stroke• Cerebral Palsy• Orthopedic/Joint Replacement

• Pulmonary Disorder

• Autism• Sports Injuries• Pediatric Obesity • Developmental Delay• Pediatric Nutritional Issues

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Mayfield/Graves County United Way424 South 9th StreetMayfield, KY 42066(270) 247-7454 • www.mgcunitedway.orgServing: Graves CountyAdopt-a-Backpack ProgramGrace Medical ClinicMayfield-Graves Child Advocacy ProgramMerryman CenterNeedlinePurchase Area Sexual Assault CenterSenior Center

Metro United Way334 East BroadwayLouisville, KY 40202(502) 292-6232 • www.metrounitedway.orgServing: Bullitt, Jefferson, Oldham and Shelby Counties, KY and Clark, Floyd and Harrison Counties, IN4-H Council, Oldham CountyAmerican Red CrossBig Brothers/Big SistersBingham ClinicBlue River ServicesBoys & Girls Clubs, Kentuckiana & Harrison CountyBridgehavenCenter for Lay MinistriesCenter for Women & FamiliesCentro Latino of ShelbyvilleCommunities in Schools, Clark CountyCommunity Chest, Oldham CountyCommunity Coordinated Child Care (4C)Community Services, Harrison CountyCouncil on Developmental DisabilitiesDorman Preschool CenterElderServeFamily & Children’s PlaceFamily Scholar HouseFamily Health Center, Southern IndianaGoodwill of Southern Indiana

GuardiaCare ServicesHome of the InnocentsHoosier Hills PACTHope Southern IndianaHouse of RuthJewish CommunityJewish Family & Career ServicesKY Youth AdvocatesKeystone Learning AcademyKids Center for Pediatric TherapiesKling Center, Arthur S.Legal Aid SocietyLifeSpan ResourcesLouisville Central Community CentersMaryhurstMulti-Purpose Community Action AgencyNeighborhood HouseNew Directions Housing CorporationOperation CareOur Place Drug & Alcohol Education ServicesPersonal Counseling ServicesRauchSalvation Army, Louisville Area & Southern INSeven County ServicesSt. Benedict Center for Early Childhood EducationTri-County Community Action AgencyUrban League, LouisvilleUspiritusVisually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS)WellspringWesley House Community ServicesYMCA: Greater Louisville & Southern IndianaYouth Shelter & Family Services, Clark County

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2610 Palumbo DriveLexington, Ky 40509

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Ken Stuberkstuber@chrisapp.org

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The Chris an Appalachian Project is commi ed to serving people in need in Appalachia by providing physical, spiritual, and emo onal support through

a wide variety of programs and services such as Disaster Relief, Housing and Home Repair,

Grateful Threadz clothing bank, Elderly Services and Summer Camps, to name a few.

For a full list of the services we provide, check out our website:

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Summer CampsEvery year, CAP off ers two summer camp programs that provide a rewarding week of learning and fun to as many as 1,000 or more Appalachian children. With a charge of only $10 per child, the camps serve those who could otherwise not be able to aff ord the opportunity to a end a summer camp, and many children look forward to it as their only vaca on during the year.

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United Way of Henderson County123 First Street, Suite 100Henderson, KY 42420(270) 826-2107 • www.uwofhc.orgServing: Henderson CountyAmerican Red CrossBoy ScoutsCertified Nursing ProgramChristian Community OutreachFoster GrandparentsGathering PlaceHousing AuthorityImagination LibraryInvolvementNew BeginningsOwensboro Area Shelter & Information Services (O.A.S.I.S.)Rehabilitation CenterRiverview SchoolSalvation ArmySenior CompanionShelter for Women & Children, Father BradleySt. Anthony HospiceVolunteer Information CenterYMCA

United Way of Laurel County164 Sublimity School RoadLondon, KY 40743(606) 330-0702Serving:Laurel County4-H CouncilAction for AutismCamp LeapChallenger LeagueChristian Shelter for the HomelessCome-Unity Cooperative Care (CCC)First PriorityGirl ScoutsLittle LeagueOlder Person’s Activity Center (OPAC)Optimist ClubRescue SquadShop With A Cop

Summer Feeding ProgramSunrise Children’s ServicesUnited Aid

United Way of Mason CountyP. O. Box 327Maysville, KY 41056(606) 564-7522Serving: Mason CountyAdult Education & Literacy Program, MCTCAmerican Red CrossArts CommissionBoy ScoutsBoys & Girls Club, Tom BrowningCASACamp Discovery/Maysville InitiativeCancer Fighters United/Cancer Resource CenterCareer Craze, MCTCChangersChildren’s AdvocacyComprehendFamily Resource CenterFood PantryFresh Food BankGirl ScoutsHabitat for HumanityHospice of HopeHumane SocietyLicking Valley CAP (Meals on Wheels)Limestone MinistriesKY Gateway Museum CenterMaysville PlayersMYWCWomen’s Crisis CenterYMCA Grateful Bread Food Pantry

Currently CAP serves over 2,400 people each month who live in poverty. In Rockcastle County alone, that includes over 25% of the general popula on and 32% of the children. When parents are trying to fi nd ways to feed their kids, CAP helps.

Disaster Relief Weather is unpredictable and, as a result,

storms can paralyze a geographic region in a ma er of minutes. CAP’s Disaster Relief program organizes volunteers to respond

to the needs of those impacted by a natural disaster. Responses may include everything

from home and property clean-up, to providing and distribu ng emergency

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United Way of Franklin County76 C Michael Davenport BoulevardFrankfort, KY 40601(502) 875-1675 • www.unitedwayfranklincounty.orgServing: Franklin CountyAmerican Red CrossBlue Grass Community Action Partnership: Senior Companion

Program & HomecareBoy ScoutsEmergency Food PantryFamily Abuse ServicesGirl ScoutsKings CenterLegal AidNursing Home OmbudsmanSalvation ArmySenior Activity CenterSIMON HouseSoup Kitchen / Men’s ShelterSouth Frankfort Community CenterSunshine CenterThorn Hill Education CenterWomen’s ShelterYMCA

Heart of Kentucky United Way118 North Third StreetDanville, KY 40422(859) 238-6986 • www.hkuw.orgServing: Boyle, Garrard, Lincoln, and Mercer Counties4-H CouncilAdult Education, Boyle County (KCTCF)American Red CrossBig Brothers/Big SistersBlue Grass Community Action Partnership: Adult Day, Self-

Sufficiency & Crisis Services & Senior CompanionBluegrass Community Technical College, Danville CampusBluegrass Domestic Violence ProgramBluegrass Rape Crisis CenterCASA: WoodlawnCentro LatinoChild Development Center, Wilderness TraceCollege & Career Coach (KCTCF)Family Services AssociationHabitat for Humanity: Boyle & Mercer CountiesHeritage Hospice, TransitionsHOPE Clinic & PharmacyKidney Health AllianceLegal AidNursing Home Ombudsman AgencyRecovery CenterSalvation ArmySenior Citizens Center: Boyle & Lincoln CountiesSunrise Children’s ServicesYMCA

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GIVE.CONNECT.HELPFor more than 50 years, Community Health Charities has been connecting donors in the workplace with the nation’s most trusted and recognized health charities. In the state of Kentucky, we represent over 40 health charities.

Beyond the act of giving to a health issue that is important to you, we make it easy for you to develop a personal relationship with a credible health charity, enabling you to volunteer your time and get the health information that is most important to you and your family.

YOUR SUPPORT is crucial to providing local patient support services, research, prevention and educational outreach programs.

For more information about member charity services or for volunteer opportunities:

888.336.3611infoky@healthcharities.org kentucky.healthcharities.org

MAKE A DIFFERENCEMy name is Hunter and I am the 1 in 3,000

children in the U.S. that is diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, DMD, the most common and severe form of muscular dystrophy.

I was 2 years old when my family and I found out I had DMD. I didn’t understand why I had to start going to the doctor all of the ti me or why my family started treati ng me diff erently. When my family and I needed a support system to turn to, we found the Muscular Dystrophy Associati on. The staff and volunteers at the MDA clinic taught me how to live with DMD and made me feel like a normal kid again!

There is currently no known cure for MD, but modern treatments have been developed to prolong the lifespan of those children diagnosed. Through your support, organizati ons like the Muscular Dystrophy Associati on will be able to carry out their mission by helping kids like Hunter and conti nuing research to fi nd a cure for this life-threatening disease.

THANK YOU for helping give children like Cameron a hopeful future!

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United Way of Eastern KentuckyP. O. Box 1446Prestonsburg, KY 41653(606) 789-2224Serving: Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, Martin and Pike Counties4-H Council, Floyd CountyAppalachian Pregnancy CareCatholic Social ServicesFloyd County Rescue SquadHappy HouseHelping Ease Life’s Poverty (HELP)Hope in the MountainsJudi’s Place for KidsKentucky HopeKentucky Mission Bible Training CenterMagoffin County RescueReaching Every Addict with Christ’s Help (REACH)St. Vincent’s MissionSandy Valley Abuse CenterSenior Citizens: Magoffin County & Prestonsburg

Cumberland Trails United WayP. O. Box 2092Middlesboro, KY 40965(606) 248-5603 • www.ctuw.orgServing: Bell, Harlan, Knox and Whitley Counties, KY, Claiborne County, TN and Lee County, VAAmerican Red CrossAppalachian Community Action AgencyARC, Claiborne CountyBarbourville Fire DepartmentBoy ScoutsBoys & Girls Club, Harlan CountyCommunity Action Agency: Appalachian, Bell & Whitley CountiesCommunity Effort Against Spouse Abuse (C.E.A.S.E.)Cooperative Christian Ministry (CEM)Council on Literacy, Bell CountyFeeding America, Southwest VirginiaFellowship Center, WallinsHenderson Settlement MissionHome Assistance ServiceHospice of the Bluegrass, Mountain HeritageLend-a-Hand CenterLighthouse Safe Haven ShelterMountain Empire Older CitizensRemote Area MedicalSalvation Army: Soup KitchenSenior Citizens, Claiborne CountySpecial Olympics, Claiborne County

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502.719.0072hhlou.org

888.342.2383diabetes.org

800.784.3721hdsa.org/ky

Greater KY & So. Indiana 800.272.3900alz.org/kyin

502.485.9397kentucky.jdrf.org

800.582.CUREkyhemo.org

502.499.5757strokekyin.org

Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky800.592.1117

biak.us

502.454.8435cff .org

Kentucky Chapter859.331.1384

alsaky.org

502.371.3054gildasclublouisville.org

502.290.0288coloncancerpreventionproject.org

Cancer Support Network866.374.3634

friend4life.org

877.893.5864kylung.org

502.585.1866 arthritis.org

502.584.6782cancer.org

651.452.7940caringbridge.org

Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, KY Chapter

646.623.2620ccfa.org/chapters/kentucky

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502.365.1538kidscanceralliance.org

800.232.5308kylionseye.org

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United Way of Central Kentucky850 Park West RoadElizabethtown, KY 42701(270) 737-6608 • www.unitedwayck.orgServing: Breckinridge, Hardin, Grayson, LaRue and Meade CountiesAlliance, Grayson CountyAmerican Red CrossBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy ScoutsBreckinridge-Grayson ProgramsCASA: Grayson County & HeartlandCommunity Action, Central KYCommunity Health Clinic, Hardin & LaRue CountiesFeeding America KY’s HeartlandGood Samaritan Center, Breckinridge CountyHelping Hand of HopeSchools: Elizabethtown Independent, Breckinridge, Grayson,

Hardin, LaRue & Meade CountiesShepherd’s Pie, MCPCSpringHaven Domestic Violence Program

United Way of the CoalfieldUS Bank Building1 South Main Street, Second FloorMadisonville, KY 42431(270) 821-3170 • www.unitedwayofthecoalfield.orgServing: Hopkins and Muhlenberg Counties4-H Council, Hopkins CountyAmerican Red CrossBig Brothers/Big SistersCommunity ClinicFamily Advocacy CenterOpportunity Center, Muhlenberg CountyPennyrile Allied Community Services (PACS): Meals on Wheels &

Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)Salvation ArmySanctuaryTrace Industries, Pennyroyal CenterYMCA

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800.633.7403soky.org

KY/Southeast IN Chapter 800.FIGHT.MS

nationalMSsociety.org/kyw

Muscular Dystrophy Association 866.585.4924mdausa.org

502.708.1625oakky.org

Spina Bifi da Assoc. of KY502.637.7363

spinabifi dakentucky.org

859.368.7133 komenlexington.org

502.495.7824komenlouisville.org

502.254.3388parkinsoncenter.org

502.584.9802stjude.org

502.581.1416rmhc-kentuckiana.org

888.705.0463mhaky.org

of Kentucky 800.737.LIFE

nkfk.org

Community Health Charities’ Members continued

877.865.8787lupusmidsouth.org

606.451.6935namikyadvocacy.com

877.272.6226pancan.org

812.962.2202komenevansville.org

502.689.0804pawswithpurpose.org

859.268.0757rmhclexington.com

502.629.8060kosairchildrenshospital.com

KY & So. Indiana Chapter800.955.2566

lls.org/ky

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Founded in 1923

Kosair CharitiesUnited Way of the Bluegrass100 Midland Avenue, Suite 300Lexington, Kentucky 40508(859) 233-4460 • www.uwbg.org

Serving: Anderson, Bourbon, Clark, Fayette, Jessamine, Madison, Montgomery, Scott and Woodford Counties4-H Council: Bourbon, Montgomery & Woodford Counties4KidsAccuTran IndustriesAdult Education & Literacy Council: Anderson & Jessamine

CountiesAIDS VolunteersAmerican Red CrossApprisenArbor Youth ServicesAssociation for Handicapped Citizens, Clark CountyBig Brothers/Big SistersBluegrass Community Action PartnershipBluegrass Council of the BlindBluegrass Rape Crisis CenterBluegrass Regional Mental Health/Mental Retardation BoardBluegrass Technology CenterCASA, Bluegrass & Madison CountyCatholic Charities of the DioceseCenter for Women, Children & FamiliesChild Care CouncilChild Development Centers: Bluegrass & GeorgetownChild Welfare FundChildren’s Advocacy CenterChildren’s Council, Clark CountyChrysalis HouseCommunity Action CouncilCommunity Medical MissionCommunity Services, Clark CountyDomestic Violence Prevention BoardEmployment SolutionsFaith FeedsFamily Counseling Service (FCS)First BracktownFoothills Community Action PartnershipFoster Care Council, TheGateway Children’s ServicesGirl Scouts

GreenHouse17Growing Together Pre-schoolHomeless Coalition, Clark CountyHope CenterHope Ministries Food PantryJubilee JobsKidney Health AllianceKY Equal Justice CenterLamp & Light MinistriesLegal Aid: AppalReD & BluegrassLexington Hearing & Speech CenterLife Adventure Center (Cleveland Home)Mentors & MealsMidway CollegeNursing Home Ombudsman AgencyOne Parent Scholar HouseOperation HappinessPartners in EducationPost ClinicRx Assistance, Clark CountyReading CampRepairers LexingtonSalvation ArmyScott United Ministries, Amen HouseSenior Citizens, Camargo/JeffersonvilleShepherd’s HouseTheatrical Arts, Woodford CountyTweens Nutrition & Fitness CoalitionUrban LeagueVisually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS)White House ClinicsWoman’s Club Coats & Shoes for KidsYMCA: Central KY, Paris/Bourbon County & Winchester

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982 Eastern ParkwayP.O. Box 37370

Louisville, KY 40233-7370Phone: 502.637.7696, 1.888.454.3752

Fax: 502.637.7698

In 1926, Kosair Chari es opened a free hospital for crippled children. In order to expand our ability to help more children, over the years, Kosair Chari es has formed strategic partnerships with pediatric and research organiza ons who share parallel missions.

Kosair Chari es support a na onal network of hospitals, local convalescent homes, research centers and many other agencies dedicated to helping children.

This year we have commi ed almost $19 million in support and assistance to over 90 organiza ons in the Kentuckiana area including:

Visit www.kosair.org for more informa on on our services.

When families are unable to fund their children’s health services, Kosair

Chari es gives fi nancial support so they don’t

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United Way of KentuckyP.O. Box 4653 • Louisville, KY 40204-0653

502.589.6897 • www.uwky.org • uwky@uwky.org

Our United Way network directly serves 94% of the Kentucky population, and through KECC, we fund programs in every county across the Commonwealth.

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THE UNITED WAY VISION OF A BRIGHTER TOMORROW:Where kids start school ready to succeed, and graduate on time.

Where families are healthy and fi nancially stable, and communities are safe. Where Kentuckians work together to achieve big results.

It can be done. It will be done. Because great things happen when we LIVE UNITED.

of KentuckyWE HAVE A VISION OF A BRIGHTER TOMORROW:One where kids start school ready to succeed, and graduate on time. Where families are healthy and financially stable and communities are safe

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working together for stronger, healthier babies

Every year in the United States, more than half a million babies are born too soon, over 8,000 of them right here in Kentucky. With your help, we work to improve the health of babies and support families if something does go wrong.

The March of Dimes Greater Kentucky Chapter has one goal: to help babies in our community start life in the healthiest way possible. Through education and intervention, we help moms-to-be learn how to take care of themselves before, during and after their pregnancy.

We are also there when things don’t go as planned, providing comfort and information to families when a baby is born too soon.

Greater Kentucky Chapter

Prevent Childhood Abuse Kentucky801 Corporate Drive | Ste. 120

Lexington, KY 40503859-225-8879 | pcaky@pcaky.org

Greater Kentucky Chapter4802 Sherburn Lane, #103Louisville, KY, 40207Phone: (800) 255-5857Fax: (502) 896-0147

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•Equipped 119,595 Kentuckians with educa onal

resources and materials on topics such as paren ng, discipline, never

shaking a baby, and recognizing signs and symptoms of child abuse or neglect.

•Provided 561 individuals with support on 1-800-CHILDREN

•Conducted 173 presenta ons educa ng 4,252 individuals on child abuse and neglect

preven on.

•Served parents and caregivers 15,074 mes

through parent educa on and support services.

The above services were provided by PCAK during the 2012-2013 Fiscal Year.

Last year, 54,506 reports met criteria for further assessment or inves ga on by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services. Of those reports, 23,951 children were found to be vic ms of child

abuse and neglect or in need of protec on services. — Kentucky Cabinet for Health And Family Services,

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The March of Dimes Greater Kentucky Chapter also partners with local medical groups and organizations to establish guidelines for how to care for pregnant women and premature babies. We also provide grants to researchers working to understand birth defects and premature birth and to fi nd treatments and solutions.

supporting moms all throughout their pregnancies...

Our Programs and Services, made possible by you!

NICU Family Support HelpUGrow Women’s Prenatal Health ProgramCenteringPregnancy Education and Support ProgramHealthy Babies are Worth the Wait Preterm-Birth Prevention InitiativeBecoming a Mom Prenatal WorkshopsSmoking Cessation Program

Divisions of the Greater Kentucky Chapter

Bluegrass Division207 E. Reynolds Rd., Suite 110Lexington, KY, 40517Phone: (866) 898-4088Fax: (859) 402-1709

Cardinal Division44 Offi ce Park DriveSomerset, KY, 42501Phone: (877) 424-2144Fax: (606) 679-6850

Western Kentucky Division920 Frederica Street, Suite 1002Owensboro, KY, 42301Phone: (800) 865-0604Fax: (270) 685-5753

Ohio Valley Division4802 Sherburn Lane, #103Louisville, KY, 40207Phone: (800) 255-5857Fax: (502) 896-0147

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Thank You State Employees!

OUR MISSIONTo prevent the abuse and neglect of Kentucky’s children.

Preven on Works!It is the only cure for child abuse. That’s why PCAK’s work: public awareness campaigns, parent educa on and support programs, professional training and technical assistance, and community-based preven on programs -- are all focused on preven ng child abuse and neglect.

• 1-800-CHILDREN Helpline.• Statewide Parent Educa on and

Support Groups.• Targeted outreach to fathers.• Training opportuni es covering

pediatric abusive head trauma, recognizing and repor ng child abuse, child sexual abuse, internet safety and more.

• Kids Are Worth It! Conference, an annual statewide conference on child abuse and neglect.

• Commit to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse Project

• Partners in Preven on Network: Links individuals, volunteers, and agencies throughout the state to ini ate change towards keeping Kentucky’s children safe.

• Provide educa onal resources addressing topics such as strategies for dealing with parental stress, child development, and discipline.

• Awareness campaigns such as Never Shake A Baby, Commit to Prevent and Pinwheels for Preven on.

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The March of Dimes Greater Kentucky Chapter also partners with local medical groups and organizations to establish guidelines for how to care for pregnant women and premature babies. We also provide grants to researchers working to understand birth defects and premature birth and to fi nd treatments and solutions.

supporting moms all throughout their pregnancies...

Our Programs and Services, made possible by you!

NICU Family Support HelpUGrow Women’s Prenatal Health ProgramCenteringPregnancy Education and Support ProgramHealthy Babies are Worth the Wait Preterm-Birth Prevention InitiativeBecoming a Mom Prenatal WorkshopsSmoking Cessation Program

Divisions of the Greater Kentucky Chapter

Barren River Division1043 Pedigo Way, Suite 2Bowling Green, KY, 42104Phone: (800) 670-3339Fax: (270) 746-5417

Cardinal Division44 Offi ce Park DriveSomerset, KY, 42501Phone: (877) 424-2144Fax: (606) 679-6850

Western Kentucky Division920 Frederica Street, Suite 1002Owensboro, KY, 42301Phone: (800) 865-0604Fax: (270) 685-5753

Ohio Valley Division4802 Sherburn Lane, #103Louisville, KY, 40207Phone: (800) 255-5857Fax: (502) 896-0147

uite 1002boro, KY, 4230111(800) 865-060606040440) 685-5753535

ey Divisisisionononburn LaLaLanenene, 11#1030303KY, 40404 20202 70) 2522 5-55 5857896-6-6- 1010147

Thank You State Employees!

OUR MISSIONTo prevent the abuse and neglect of Kentucky’s children.

Preven on Works!It is the only cure for child abuse. That’s why PCAK’s work: public awareness campaigns, parent educa on and support programs, professional training and technical assistance, and community-based preven on programs -- are all focused on preven ng child abuse and neglect.

• 1-800-CHILDREN Helpline.• Statewide Parent Educa on and

Support Groups.• Targeted outreach to fathers.• Training opportuni es covering

pediatric abusive head trauma, recognizing and repor ng child abuse, child sexual abuse, internet safety and more.

• Kids Are Worth It! Conference, an annual statewide conference on child abuse and neglect.

• Commit to Prevent Child Sexual Abuse Project

• Partners in Preven on Network: Links individuals, volunteers, and agencies throughout the state to ini ate change towards keeping Kentucky’s children safe.

• Provide educa onal resources addressing topics such as strategies for dealing with parental stress, child development, and discipline.

• Awareness campaigns such as Never Shake A Baby, Commit to Prevent and Pinwheels for Preven on.

Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky’s Works Include:

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working together for stronger, healthier babies

Every year in the United States, more than half a million babies are born too soon, over 8,000 of them right here in Kentucky. With your help, we work to improve the health of babies and support families if something does go wrong.

The March of Dimes Greater Kentucky Chapter has one goal: to help babies in our community start life in the healthiest way possible. Through education and intervention, we help moms-to-be learn how to take care of themselves before, during and after their pregnancy.

We are also there when things don’t go as planned, providing comfort and information to families when a baby is born too soon.

Greater Kentucky Chapter

Prevent Childhood Abuse Kentucky801 Corporate Drive | Ste. 120

Lexington, KY 40503859-225-8879 | pcaky@pcaky.org

Greater Kentucky Chapter4802 Sherburn Lane, #103Louisville, KY, 40207Phone: (800) 255-5857Fax: (502) 896-0147

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Thank you for committing

to prevent child abuse. Your

financial commitments helped:

•Equipped 119,595 Kentuckians with educa onal

resources and materials on topics such as paren ng, discipline, never

shaking a baby, and recognizing signs and symptoms of child abuse or neglect.

•Provided 561 individuals with support on 1-800-CHILDREN

•Conducted 173 presenta ons educa ng 4,252 individuals on child abuse and neglect

preven on.

•Served parents and caregivers 15,074 mes

through parent educa on and support services.

The above services were provided by PCAK during the 2012-2013 Fiscal Year.

Last year, 54,506 reports met criteria for further assessment or inves ga on by the Cabinet for Health and Family Services. Of those reports, 23,951 children were found to be vic ms of child

abuse and neglect or in need of protec on services. — Kentucky Cabinet for Health And Family Services,

TWIST Data 2013

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982 Eastern ParkwayP.O. Box 37370

Louisville, KY 40233-7370Phone: 502.637.7696, 1.888.454.3752

Fax: 502.637.7698

In 1926, Kosair Chari es opened a free hospital for crippled children. In order to expand our ability to help more children, over the years, Kosair Chari es has formed strategic partnerships with pediatric and research organiza ons who share parallel missions.

Kosair Chari es support a na onal network of hospitals, local convalescent homes, research centers and many other agencies dedicated to helping children.

This year we have commi ed almost $19 million in support and assistance to over 90 organiza ons in the Kentuckiana area including:

Visit www.kosair.org for more informa on on our services.

When families are unable to fund their children’s health services, Kosair

Chari es gives fi nancial support so they don’t

suff er.

United Way of KentuckyP.O. Box 4653 • Louisville, KY 40204-0653

502.589.6897 • www.uwky.org • uwky@uwky.org

Our United Way network directly serves 94% of the Kentucky population, and through KECC, we fund programs in every county across the Commonwealth.

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United Way of KentuckyBecause great things

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THE UNITED WAY VISION OF A BRIGHTER TOMORROW:Where kids start school ready to succeed, and graduate on time.

Where families are healthy and fi nancially stable, and communities are safe. Where Kentuckians work together to achieve big results.

It can be done. It will be done. Because great things happen when we LIVE UNITED.

of KentuckyWE HAVE A VISION OF A BRIGHTER TOMORROW:One where kids start school ready to succeed, and graduate on time. Where families are healthy and financially stable and communities are safe

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Exists to protect the health and well-being of children in the Kentucky and Southern Indiana area by providing

fi nancial support for clinical services, research, pediatric healthcare education and child advocacy.

Founded in 1923

Kosair CharitiesUnited Way of the Bluegrass100 Midland Avenue, Suite 300Lexington, Kentucky 40508(859) 233-4460 • www.uwbg.org

Serving: Anderson, Bourbon, Clark, Fayette, Jessamine, Madison, Montgomery, Scott and Woodford Counties4-H Council: Bourbon, Montgomery & Woodford Counties4KidsAccuTran IndustriesAdult Education & Literacy Council: Anderson & Jessamine

CountiesAIDS VolunteersAmerican Red CrossApprisenArbor Youth ServicesAssociation for Handicapped Citizens, Clark CountyBig Brothers/Big SistersBluegrass Community Action PartnershipBluegrass Council of the BlindBluegrass Rape Crisis CenterBluegrass Regional Mental Health/Mental Retardation BoardBluegrass Technology CenterCASA, Bluegrass & Madison CountyCatholic Charities of the DioceseCenter for Women, Children & FamiliesChild Care CouncilChild Development Centers: Bluegrass & GeorgetownChild Welfare FundChildren’s Advocacy CenterChildren’s Council, Clark CountyChrysalis HouseCommunity Action CouncilCommunity Medical MissionCommunity Services, Clark CountyDomestic Violence Prevention BoardEmployment SolutionsFaith FeedsFamily Counseling Service (FCS)First BracktownFoothills Community Action PartnershipFoster Care Council, TheGateway Children’s ServicesGirl Scouts

GreenHouse17Growing Together Pre-schoolHomeless Coalition, Clark CountyHope CenterHope Ministries Food PantryJubilee JobsKidney Health AllianceKY Equal Justice CenterLamp & Light MinistriesLegal Aid: AppalReD & BluegrassLexington Hearing & Speech CenterLife Adventure Center (Cleveland Home)Mentors & MealsMidway CollegeNursing Home Ombudsman AgencyOne Parent Scholar HouseOperation HappinessPartners in EducationPost ClinicRx Assistance, Clark CountyReading CampRepairers LexingtonSalvation ArmyScott United Ministries, Amen HouseSenior Citizens, Camargo/JeffersonvilleShepherd’s HouseTheatrical Arts, Woodford CountyTweens Nutrition & Fitness CoalitionUrban LeagueVisually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS)White House ClinicsWoman’s Club Coats & Shoes for KidsYMCA: Central KY, Paris/Bourbon County & Winchester

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United Way of Central Kentucky850 Park West RoadElizabethtown, KY 42701(270) 737-6608 • www.unitedwayck.orgServing: Breckinridge, Hardin, Grayson, LaRue and Meade CountiesAlliance, Grayson CountyAmerican Red CrossBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy ScoutsBreckinridge-Grayson ProgramsCASA: Grayson County & HeartlandCommunity Action, Central KYCommunity Health Clinic, Hardin & LaRue CountiesFeeding America KY’s HeartlandGood Samaritan Center, Breckinridge CountyHelping Hand of HopeSchools: Elizabethtown Independent, Breckinridge, Grayson,

Hardin, LaRue & Meade CountiesShepherd’s Pie, MCPCSpringHaven Domestic Violence Program

United Way of the CoalfieldUS Bank Building1 South Main Street, Second FloorMadisonville, KY 42431(270) 821-3170 • www.unitedwayofthecoalfield.orgServing: Hopkins and Muhlenberg Counties4-H Council, Hopkins CountyAmerican Red CrossBig Brothers/Big SistersCommunity ClinicFamily Advocacy CenterOpportunity Center, Muhlenberg CountyPennyrile Allied Community Services (PACS): Meals on Wheels &

Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)Salvation ArmySanctuaryTrace Industries, Pennyroyal CenterYMCA

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800.633.7403soky.org

KY/Southeast IN Chapter 800.FIGHT.MS

nationalMSsociety.org/kyw

Muscular Dystrophy Association 866.585.4924mdausa.org

502.708.1625oakky.org

Spina Bifi da Assoc. of KY502.637.7363

spinabifi dakentucky.org

859.368.7133 komenlexington.org

502.495.7824komenlouisville.org

502.254.3388parkinsoncenter.org

502.584.9802stjude.org

502.581.1416rmhc-kentuckiana.org

888.705.0463mhaky.org

of Kentucky 800.737.LIFE

nkfk.org

Community Health Charities’ Members continued

877.865.8787lupusmidsouth.org

606.451.6935namikyadvocacy.com

877.272.6226pancan.org

812.962.2202komenevansville.org

502.689.0804pawswithpurpose.org

859.268.0757rmhclexington.com

502.629.8060kosairchildrenshospital.com

KY & So. Indiana Chapter800.955.2566

lls.org/ky

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United Way of Eastern KentuckyP. O. Box 1446Prestonsburg, KY 41653(606) 789-2224Serving: Floyd, Johnson, Magoffin, Martin and Pike Counties4-H Council, Floyd CountyAppalachian Pregnancy CareCatholic Social ServicesFloyd County Rescue SquadHappy HouseHelping Ease Life’s Poverty (HELP)Hope in the MountainsJudi’s Place for KidsKentucky HopeKentucky Mission Bible Training CenterMagoffin County RescueReaching Every Addict with Christ’s Help (REACH)St. Vincent’s MissionSandy Valley Abuse CenterSenior Citizens: Magoffin County & Prestonsburg

Cumberland Trails United WayP. O. Box 2092Middlesboro, KY 40965(606) 248-5603 • www.ctuw.orgServing: Bell, Harlan, Knox and Whitley Counties, KY, Claiborne County, TN and Lee County, VAAmerican Red CrossAppalachian Community Action AgencyARC, Claiborne CountyBarbourville Fire DepartmentBoy ScoutsBoys & Girls Club, Harlan CountyCommunity Action Agency: Appalachian, Bell & Whitley CountiesCommunity Effort Against Spouse Abuse (C.E.A.S.E.)Cooperative Christian Ministry (CEM)Council on Literacy, Bell CountyFeeding America, Southwest VirginiaFellowship Center, WallinsHenderson Settlement MissionHome Assistance ServiceHospice of the Bluegrass, Mountain HeritageLend-a-Hand CenterLighthouse Safe Haven ShelterMountain Empire Older CitizensRemote Area MedicalSalvation Army: Soup KitchenSenior Citizens, Claiborne CountySpecial Olympics, Claiborne County

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502.719.0072hhlou.org

888.342.2383diabetes.org

800.784.3721hdsa.org/ky

Greater KY & So. Indiana 800.272.3900alz.org/kyin

502.485.9397kentucky.jdrf.org

800.582.CUREkyhemo.org

502.499.5757strokekyin.org

Brain Injury Alliance of Kentucky800.592.1117

biak.us

502.454.8435cff .org

Kentucky Chapter859.331.1384

alsaky.org

502.371.3054gildasclublouisville.org

502.290.0288coloncancerpreventionproject.org

Cancer Support Network866.374.3634

friend4life.org

877.893.5864kylung.org

502.585.1866 arthritis.org

502.584.6782cancer.org

651.452.7940caringbridge.org

Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation of America, KY Chapter

646.623.2620ccfa.org/chapters/kentucky

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800.232.5308kylionseye.org

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United Way of Franklin County76 C Michael Davenport BoulevardFrankfort, KY 40601(502) 875-1675 • www.unitedwayfranklincounty.orgServing: Franklin CountyAmerican Red CrossBlue Grass Community Action Partnership: Senior Companion

Program & HomecareBoy ScoutsEmergency Food PantryFamily Abuse ServicesGirl ScoutsKings CenterLegal AidNursing Home OmbudsmanSalvation ArmySenior Activity CenterSIMON HouseSoup Kitchen / Men’s ShelterSouth Frankfort Community CenterSunshine CenterThorn Hill Education CenterWomen’s ShelterYMCA

Heart of Kentucky United Way118 North Third StreetDanville, KY 40422(859) 238-6986 • www.hkuw.orgServing: Boyle, Garrard, Lincoln, and Mercer Counties4-H CouncilAdult Education, Boyle County (KCTCF)American Red CrossBig Brothers/Big SistersBlue Grass Community Action Partnership: Adult Day, Self-

Sufficiency & Crisis Services & Senior CompanionBluegrass Community Technical College, Danville CampusBluegrass Domestic Violence ProgramBluegrass Rape Crisis CenterCASA: WoodlawnCentro LatinoChild Development Center, Wilderness TraceCollege & Career Coach (KCTCF)Family Services AssociationHabitat for Humanity: Boyle & Mercer CountiesHeritage Hospice, TransitionsHOPE Clinic & PharmacyKidney Health AllianceLegal AidNursing Home Ombudsman AgencyRecovery CenterSalvation ArmySenior Citizens Center: Boyle & Lincoln CountiesSunrise Children’s ServicesYMCA

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GIVE.CONNECT.HELPFor more than 50 years, Community Health Charities has been connecting donors in the workplace with the nation’s most trusted and recognized health charities. In the state of Kentucky, we represent over 40 health charities.

Beyond the act of giving to a health issue that is important to you, we make it easy for you to develop a personal relationship with a credible health charity, enabling you to volunteer your time and get the health information that is most important to you and your family.

YOUR SUPPORT is crucial to providing local patient support services, research, prevention and educational outreach programs.

For more information about member charity services or for volunteer opportunities:

888.336.3611infoky@healthcharities.org kentucky.healthcharities.org

MAKE A DIFFERENCEMy name is Hunter and I am the 1 in 3,000

children in the U.S. that is diagnosed with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, DMD, the most common and severe form of muscular dystrophy.

I was 2 years old when my family and I found out I had DMD. I didn’t understand why I had to start going to the doctor all of the ti me or why my family started treati ng me diff erently. When my family and I needed a support system to turn to, we found the Muscular Dystrophy Associati on. The staff and volunteers at the MDA clinic taught me how to live with DMD and made me feel like a normal kid again!

There is currently no known cure for MD, but modern treatments have been developed to prolong the lifespan of those children diagnosed. Through your support, organizati ons like the Muscular Dystrophy Associati on will be able to carry out their mission by helping kids like Hunter and conti nuing research to fi nd a cure for this life-threatening disease.

THANK YOU for helping give children like Cameron a hopeful future!

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Summer CampsEvery year, CAP off ers two summer camp programs that provide a rewarding week of learning and fun to as many as 1,000 or more Appalachian children. With a charge of only $10 per child, the camps serve those who could otherwise not be able to aff ord the opportunity to a end a summer camp, and many children look forward to it as their only vaca on during the year.

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United Way of Henderson County123 First Street, Suite 100Henderson, KY 42420(270) 826-2107 • www.uwofhc.orgServing: Henderson CountyAmerican Red CrossBoy ScoutsCertified Nursing ProgramChristian Community OutreachFoster GrandparentsGathering PlaceHousing AuthorityImagination LibraryInvolvementNew BeginningsOwensboro Area Shelter & Information Services (O.A.S.I.S.)Rehabilitation CenterRiverview SchoolSalvation ArmySenior CompanionShelter for Women & Children, Father BradleySt. Anthony HospiceVolunteer Information CenterYMCA

United Way of Laurel County164 Sublimity School RoadLondon, KY 40743(606) 330-0702Serving:Laurel County4-H CouncilAction for AutismCamp LeapChallenger LeagueChristian Shelter for the HomelessCome-Unity Cooperative Care (CCC)First PriorityGirl ScoutsLittle LeagueOlder Person’s Activity Center (OPAC)Optimist ClubRescue SquadShop With A Cop

Summer Feeding ProgramSunrise Children’s ServicesUnited Aid

United Way of Mason CountyP. O. Box 327Maysville, KY 41056(606) 564-7522Serving: Mason CountyAdult Education & Literacy Program, MCTCAmerican Red CrossArts CommissionBoy ScoutsBoys & Girls Club, Tom BrowningCASACamp Discovery/Maysville InitiativeCancer Fighters United/Cancer Resource CenterCareer Craze, MCTCChangersChildren’s AdvocacyComprehendFamily Resource CenterFood PantryFresh Food BankGirl ScoutsHabitat for HumanityHospice of HopeHumane SocietyLicking Valley CAP (Meals on Wheels)Limestone MinistriesKY Gateway Museum CenterMaysville PlayersMYWCWomen’s Crisis CenterYMCA Grateful Bread Food Pantry

Currently CAP serves over 2,400 people each month who live in poverty. In Rockcastle County alone, that includes over 25% of the general popula on and 32% of the children. When parents are trying to fi nd ways to feed their kids, CAP helps.

Disaster Relief Weather is unpredictable and, as a result,

storms can paralyze a geographic region in a ma er of minutes. CAP’s Disaster Relief program organizes volunteers to respond

to the needs of those impacted by a natural disaster. Responses may include everything

from home and property clean-up, to providing and distribu ng emergency

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Mayfield/Graves County United Way424 South 9th StreetMayfield, KY 42066(270) 247-7454 • www.mgcunitedway.orgServing: Graves CountyAdopt-a-Backpack ProgramGrace Medical ClinicMayfield-Graves Child Advocacy ProgramMerryman CenterNeedlinePurchase Area Sexual Assault CenterSenior Center

Metro United Way334 East BroadwayLouisville, KY 40202(502) 292-6232 • www.metrounitedway.orgServing: Bullitt, Jefferson, Oldham and Shelby Counties, KY and Clark, Floyd and Harrison Counties, IN4-H Council, Oldham CountyAmerican Red CrossBig Brothers/Big SistersBingham ClinicBlue River ServicesBoys & Girls Clubs, Kentuckiana & Harrison CountyBridgehavenCenter for Lay MinistriesCenter for Women & FamiliesCentro Latino of ShelbyvilleCommunities in Schools, Clark CountyCommunity Chest, Oldham CountyCommunity Coordinated Child Care (4C)Community Services, Harrison CountyCouncil on Developmental DisabilitiesDorman Preschool CenterElderServeFamily & Children’s PlaceFamily Scholar HouseFamily Health Center, Southern IndianaGoodwill of Southern Indiana

GuardiaCare ServicesHome of the InnocentsHoosier Hills PACTHope Southern IndianaHouse of RuthJewish CommunityJewish Family & Career ServicesKY Youth AdvocatesKeystone Learning AcademyKids Center for Pediatric TherapiesKling Center, Arthur S.Legal Aid SocietyLifeSpan ResourcesLouisville Central Community CentersMaryhurstMulti-Purpose Community Action AgencyNeighborhood HouseNew Directions Housing CorporationOperation CareOur Place Drug & Alcohol Education ServicesPersonal Counseling ServicesRauchSalvation Army, Louisville Area & Southern INSeven County ServicesSt. Benedict Center for Early Childhood EducationTri-County Community Action AgencyUrban League, LouisvilleUspiritusVisually Impaired Preschool Services (VIPS)WellspringWesley House Community ServicesYMCA: Greater Louisville & Southern IndianaYouth Shelter & Family Services, Clark County

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a wide variety of programs and services such as Disaster Relief, Housing and Home Repair,

Grateful Threadz clothing bank, Elderly Services and Summer Camps, to name a few.

For a full list of the services we provide, check out our website:

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United Way of Murray/Calloway County607 Poplar Street, # FMurray, KY 42071(270) 753-0317 • www.mccunitedway.orgServing: Calloway CountyAdult EducationAngel’s ClinicCASAFamily Resource CenterJr. AchievementNeedlinePurchase Area Sexual Assault CenterSenior Citizens Center

United Way of Nelson County is nowTri-County Kentucky United WaySee page 31

United Way of Northeast Kentucky2000 Carter Avenue, Suite DAshland, KY 41101(606) 325-1810 • www.uwnek.orgServing: Boyd, Carter, Elliott, Greenup and Lawrence Counties4-H Council: Boyd, Carter & Greenup CountiesAdult Education Center: East Carter & West Carter CountyAmerican Red CrossBankOnBethany HouseBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy ScoutsBoys/Girls Club, WestwoodCAReS, Boyd CountyCarter Christian AcademyCASAChild Development Center, AshlandClean StartCommunity HospiceCommunity KitchenDressing Room, The

Family Resource Center & Youth Services: Carter, Elliott & Lawrence Counties

First Book, Carter CountyFirst Church of Grayson Food PantryFriends of the ChildrenGirl ScoutsGod’s Food PantryGrahn School Community CenterHabitat for Humanity, Greenup CountyHelping HandsHillcrest-Bruce MissionHope’s PlaceKY Child Assault PreventionMeals on Wheels, Grayson, Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital,

South Shore & Greenup CountyNortheast KY Area Development Council (NEKADC)Northeast KY Care CenterPartners in PridePathwaysPublic Library, Carter CountyRiver Cities HarvestROSE Society (Reaching our Students Effectively)Safe HarborSalvation ArmySarah’s PlaceSenior Centers: AshlandShelter of HopeToyota bornlearning® Academy: Campbell & Crabbe

Elementary SchoolsTwo Hearts Pregnancy Care CenterYMCAYoung Professionals’ Association Back Pack, Ashland Alliance

CARDINAL HILL/EASTER SEALS KENTUCKY off ers many diverse services for various disabilities. Our mission is to defi ne excellence in physical rehabilitation, give hope, and enhance outcomes for patients and families. With your support we can help create a hopeful tomorrow.

Some conditions treated are:

Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital2050 Versailles Road • Lexington, KY 40504 • 800.888.5377 • www.cardinalhill.org

Lexington• Inpatient Hospital Services• Outpatient Therapy Services• Pediatric Therapy Services• Cardinal Hill Pain Institute• Child Development Center

• Adult Day Health Services• Home Health Care(serving Franklin, Fayette, Jessamine, Madison & Woodford Counties)

Paducah• Child Development Center• Adult Day Health Services• Employment Services

Murray• Employment Services

Mayfield• Employment Services

Easter Seals West Kentucky2229 Mildred Street • Paducah, KY 42001 • 866.673.3565 • eswky.easterseals.com

• Brain Injury• Spinal Cord Injury• Stroke• Cerebral Palsy• Orthopedic/Joint Replacement

• Pulmonary Disorder

• Autism• Sports Injuries• Pediatric Obesity • Developmental Delay• Pediatric Nutritional Issues

• Neurological Disorders

Girl ScoutsHealthPoint Family CareHearing Speech & Deaf CenterHolly Hill Children’s HomeKidney FoundationLegal AidLife Learning CenterLifePoint SolutionsMental Health AmericaNew PerceptionsNorthern KY Education CouncilNorthKey Community CareNutrition CouncilPeople Working CooperativelyRedwoodSalvation ArmySenior ServicesSt. Rita School for the DeafUnited Cerebral PalsyUnited MinistriesVisiting Nurse AssociationVolunteers of AmericaWelcome HouseWomen’s Crisis CenterYMCA

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Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital / Easter Seals Kentucky is one of the largest providers of physical rehabilitation in Kentucky. This past year, nearly 16,000 children and adults from 120 Kentucky counties turned to us when life presented them with unexpected challenges.

Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation HospitalCardinal Hill Rehabilitation HospitalEaster Seals Kentucky

United Way of Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky2146 Chamber Center DriveFt. Mitchell, KY 41017(859) 525-2600 • www.uwgc.orgServing: Boone, Campbell, Grant and Kenton Counties, KY, Middletown Area, Brown, Clermont and Hamilton Counties, OH, Dearborn and Ohio Counties, IN4C for ChildrenAlcoholism Council (NCADD)American Cancer SocietyAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Lung AssociationAmerican Red CrossBAWACBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy ScoutsBrighton CenterCancer Family CareCatholic Charities DioceseCenter for Great NeighborhoodsChildren, Inc.Children’s Law CenterCincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually ImpairedCovington PartnersDiocesan Catholic Children’s HomeEpilepsy Council Family Nurturing Center

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What is ‘pledge loss,’ and how does it affect my payroll deduction donation?Many state employees make good-faith payroll deduction pledges to various charities through KECC, but are unable to fulfill them. In most cases, these employees retire or change careers before their payroll deduction pledge is fulfilled. Because of this, KECC does not receive the full donation. The campaign cannot pass along funds it does not collect to the charities; therefore, all the charities share the actual amount of the pledge loss on payroll deduction pledges. The percent uncollected each year is small, averaging eight percent.

When will the charity of my choice receive the contributions I make?Cash pledges are sent in the first quarter following the end of the campaign. Because payroll deductions allow you to spread your donation over the course of a year, we put your gift to use right away -- donations to the partner charities are sent quarterly. Other “write-in” designations will be sent once all of the payroll deductions have been collected. Questions? Get the facts! Call us at 502-589-2296.

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United Way of the Ohio Valley403 Park Plaza DriveOwensboro, KY 42301(270) 684-0668 • www.uwov.orgServing: Daviess, Hancock, McLean, Ohio, Union and Webster Counties4-H Council: Hancock & Ohio CountiesAACS Early Head StratAdult Education, Hancock CountyAmerican Red Cross, Big Rivers & CardinalArc of OwensboroBen’s PlaceBold Promise Scholarship FundBoulware MissionBoy ScoutsBoys & Girls Club, Cliff HaganBuilding Stronger FamiliesCASA, Ohio CountyChastity Gibson Memorial TrustClothe-a-KidCrisis & Information LineDaniel Pitino Shelter, Ohio CountyEquestrian, Hancock, McLean & Ohio CountiesFamily Resource Center, Hancock CountyFood Pantry: Hancock & Ohio CountiesFoster Grandparent ProgramGirls IncorporatedGod’s House of Hope Food PantryGreen River Outreach Family Resource CenterH.L. Neblett CenterHabitat for Humanity, Union CountyHappy Pack, Union CountyHealth Coalition: Hancock, Ohio, Union & Webster CountiesHelp Office: Hancock & McLean CountiesHospice of Ohio CountyHospice of Western KY: Daviess & Hancock CountiesImagination Library: Ohio & Union CountiesJust Say “No” ProgramLegal Aid, Webster CountyMary Kendell HomeMeals on WheelsMentor Kids KYNew Beginnings – Sexual Assault Support Services

Olive Branch ServicesOwensboro Area Shelter & Information Services (O.A.S.I.S.)Project GraduationRepair AffairRetired Senior Volunteer ProgramSalvation ArmySenior Citizens Centers & Services: Daviess, Hancock, McLean,

Morgan, Ohio Union & WebsterCounties, Dukes, Island, Lewisport, Livermore, Sacramento,

South Hancock, Sturgis & UniontownSenior Companion ProgramShelter of Love Crisis Pregnancy Center: Union & Webster

CountiesSkillTrainSt. Anthony’s Hospice: Union & Webster CountiesTriCounty Champs, Special Olympics: Union & Webster CountiesUnited Family ServicesYMCA: Owensboro Family & Union County

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Can I give to other charities? Yes, however, since the partner charities pay all KECC expenses, there is a 10 percent fee charged to non-partner charities to help offset the processing costs of these pledges. To avoid this, you may wish to donate directly to that charity or consider giving to one of the KECC partner charities.You may direct your gift to any 501(c)(3) organization by providing KECC with their address on the pledge form. To help hold down administrative costs, these gifts to other “write-in” charities must be at least a $50 cash gift or a payroll gift of $3 per paycheck.

Why the KECC Charities?The KECC Charities undergo rigorous scrutiny by the Personnel Cabinet and have met stringent guidelines. They are well-managed and accountable and they help people right here in the Commonwealth.These federations represent over a thousand charitable programs, and when you flip through the following pages, you will find that they touch all our lives.Whether you know someone struggling to regain mobility after an accident, a family member who recently lost their job, a loved one who is suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, or you want to make sure your kids start school ready to succeed...your pledge can help make the difference.Most importantly, 100% of collected pledges goes directly to help others when you give to one of the partner charities.

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County333 Broadway, Suite 502Paducah, KY 42001(270) 442-1691 • www.unitedwaypaducah.orgServing: McCracken CountyAmerican Red CrossBoys & Girls Club, Oscar CrossChild WatchFamily Service SocietyGirl ScoutsLadies Living FreeLegal AidMerryman House Domestic Crisis CenterPaducah Cooperative MinistriesPaducah Day NurseryPurchase Area Sexual Assault & Child Advocacy CenterSalvation ArmySenior CitizensSt. Nicholas Free Family Clinic

United Way of the Pennyrile1110 South Main Street, Suite AHopkinsville, KY 42241(270) 886-8171 • www.pennyrileunitedway.orgServing: Caldwell, Christian, Todd and Trigg CountiesAaron McNeil HouseAmerican Red CrossBoys & Girls ClubBright Life FarmsDyslexia AssociationFree Clinic, Caldwell CountyHospiceImagination LibraryLegal AidLiteracy Council, Christian CountyPACS/Retired Senior Volunteer ProgramPennyrile Children’s Advocacy CenterRescue Team, Christian CountySalvation ArmySanctuarySt. Luke Free ClinicTrace IndustriesYouth Services Advisory Board, Christian CountyYMCA, Armed Services & Hopkinsville

United Way of South Central Kentucky208 East Mt. Vernon StreetSomerset, KY 42501(606) 679-2974Serving: Adair, Casey, Clinton, Cumberland, Green, McCreary, Pulaski, Russell, Taylor and Wayne Counties4-H Council, Casey CountyAlzheimer Respite CenterAmerican Red CrossBethany House Abuse ShelterBig Brothers/Big SistersBoy ScoutsCommunity Ministries, Casey CountyFamily Resource & Youth Service Centers: Adair, Clinton,

Cumberland, Pulaski & Russell Counties & Campbellsville, East Casey, Jamestown/Union Chapel, Russell Springs/Salem, & Somerset

Girl ScoutsHospice of Lake CumberlandKidney Health AllianceLegal AidMcCreary Christian CenterMountain MomsNorthern Pulaski Food MinistryPulaski Emergency Relief MinistrySomerset Family Fitness CenterSunrise Children’s Services

United Way of Southeastern Kentucky412 Roy Campbell DriveHazard, KY 41701(606) 439-0329 • www.unitedwayseky.orgServing: Breathitt, Knott, Lee, Leslie, Letcher, Owsley, Perry and Wolfe Counties4-H Teen Issues Council, Leslie CountyAction Team, Breathitt CountyAmerican Red CrossBoy ScoutsCARES, Letcher CountyCommunity Ministries, Hazard/Perry County

Be a Leader!One percent is all it takes to become a leadership giver! Every donation changes lives, but as you decide how you want to pledge this year, please consider joining the leadership circle. The chart below shows just how little it takes to make a big difference through leadership giving.

Want to do more? Become a Cornerstone Society Member.If you want to make an even bigger diff erence in your community, KECC has a unique leadership program just for you. It’s called the Cornerstone Society. Any pledge of $1,000 or more is considered a Cornerstone Gi . That’s just $41.67 or more per paycheck. Just talk to your KECC coordinator about obtaining a Cornerstone Society pledge card, fi ll it out and turn it in. It’s that easy, and it will help so many!

"Why should I release my name?”When KECC sends payment to the charity of your choice, they only know who made the gi if you give us permission to release your name and contact informa on on the pledge form. If your pledge is directed to one or all of the KECC Chari es, they will not use or release your informa on in any way other than to thank you.

1% Leadership Giving By Salary Amount

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$25,000 per year $10.42 $250.08$30,000 per year $12.50 $300.00$35,000 per year $14.59 $350.16$40,000 per year $16.67 $400.08$45,000 per year $18.75 $450.00

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Council Against Maltreatment of Elders (CAME)County of Leslie Lifting Youth (COLLY)Daniel Boone HabitatEducation Foundation, Letcher County SchoolsEolia Christian Community Outreach (ECCO)Family Resource Center, Wolfe CountyFit Kid Project: Hazard Independent & Breathitt, Knott Central,

Leslie, Letcher Central, Perry Central CountiesFood Pantry: Canie, Lotts Creek Community, Leslie & Letcher

CountiesGeri-Young HouseGirl ScoutsGood Shepherd PantryHazard Lions Club Montessori SchoolHCTC Student Emergency FundHelping Hands ChristianHindman Methodist Caring FundHindman Settlement SchoolHospice Care PlusHousing Alliance, Hazard/Perry CountyHumane Society, Leslie CountyInterfaith of Breathitt CountyKY Infant Development Station (KIDS)KY River Animal Shelter (SNEEK)KY River Area Development District Ombudsman ProgramKY River Children’s Advocacy CenterLittle Flower ClinicLittle League: Hazard/Perry & Leslie CountiesLKLP Senior Daycare Center & Spouse Abuse CenterMountain Community HospiceSenior Citizens Centers: Breathitt, Hazard/Perry, Lee, Leslie,

Owsley, Perry & Wolfe CountiesThousand Sticks & Coon Creek Volunteer Fire DepartmentsYouth Foundation, Owsley CountyYouth Soccer League, Breathitt County

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YES! I want to help my fellow Kentuckians. A pledge form will be provided by a campaign volunteer,

a fellow state employee. Only one form is required, even if you decide to support more than one charity. You can also get a pledge form at KECC.org.

Most people like to give through payroll deduction. It’s easy and lets you spread your gift over the course of a whole year.

Contributions can also be made with cash or check. Just clip them to your pledge form. Checks should be made payable to: KECC (Kentucky Employees Charitable Campaign).

Remember that your contribution to KECC may be tax-deductible (check with your accountant to make sure).

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United Way of Southern Kentucky1110 College StreetBowling Green, KY 42101(270) 843-3205 • www.uwsk.orgServing: Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson, Hart, Logan, Metcalfe, Monroe, Simpson and Warren CountiesAdult Education & Workforce Development: Edmonson & Logan

CountiesBarren River Area Safe Space (BRASS)Barren River Long-Term Care OmbudsmanBig Brothers/Big SistersBoys & Girls Club: Bowling Green & Butler CountyCASACommunity Action Too Good for DrugsCommunity Medical CareCommunity Relief FundDrug Court, Barren CountyFamily EnrichmentFamily Resource Center/Youth Service Center: Caverna & Allen,

Butler, Edmonson, Hart & Metcalfe CountiesFoster Grandparent ProgramGood Samaritan: Franklin/Simpson & Logan CountiesHaven 4ChangeHope HarborHospice of Southern KentuckyInternational CenterLegal AidLiteracy Council, Simpson CountySalvation Army

Tri-County Kentucky United Way 321 South Third Street Bardstown, KY 40004(502) 348-1891 • www.unitedwayofnc.comServing: Marion, Nelson and Washington CountiesAmerican Red Cross Bethany Haven Big Brothers/Big Sisters CASA Caring Place Central KY Community ActionCommunity ClinicCompassionate FriendsFeeding AmericaFamily Resource Center: BardstownHead Start, Central KYIsaiah HouseLearning CenterLegal Aid SocietyNelson County & VillageNew Hope Food BankNew Life CenterRetired Senior Volunteer ProgramSenior CitizensSt. Vincent DePaul Mission StoreVoluntary Action Family Service

Dear Colleagues,

I’ve been a Kentucky state employee for less than five years. During that time, I’ve gotten to meet hundreds of fellow employees. Do you know what I’ve learned? I’ve learned that Kentucky employees are the most caring and passionate people I’ve ever worked with in regard to the services we all provide to the citizens of the Commonwealth.

You give unselfishly every day, whether you are building roads, helping people get jobs or education, protecting the environment, recruiting businesses, promoting tourism, or any number of services that we, as state employees, provide to our fellow citizens. We are the best, and our customer focus is the best. And now we have the opportunity to be even better.

By giving through the Kentucky Employees Charitable Campaign (KECC), you give hope to Kentuckians who require it most – families in need, people with disabilities, those who have suffered serious injuries and those with chronic disease. Your gift ensures stronger, healthier babies, protects children from abuse and helps communities across the Commonwealth provide opportunities for success in school, work and life.

Our role as public servants allows us to provide our customers – all Kentuckians – with their most basic needs. Our role as fellow citizens beckons us to do more and to inspire others to do more. Your contribution to the KECC charities gives support, treatment, solutions and prevention. It gives protection, education, intervention and encouragement. In a word, it gives hope.

I encourage you to consider the many needs of our neighbors throughout the state and make a pledge to make a difference. Visit KECC.org today. You can give hope if you just give.

Sincerely,

Secretary Tom Zawacki Education and Workforce Development Cabinet 2014 KECC Chair

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“You can give hope if you just give .”A message from 2014 KECC Chair, Tom Zawacki, Secretary of the Education and Workforce Development Cabinet

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$25 per paycheck can provideaqua c therapy classes for a child for one year

WHAS CRUSADE FOR CHILDREN520 West Chestnut St.Louisville, KY 40202

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OUR MISSIONTh e WHAS Crusade for Children improves the futures of children with special needs by inspiring people to give and awarding grants.

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An independent volunteer panel of interdenominational clergy determines allocations of all funds

Th e Crusade is the most successful local telethon in America! It happens on the fi rst full weekend in June every year.

Th e Crusade’s annual average donations of $5 million are only able to fund one-third of grant requests

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