MAY 17, 2018

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A LETTER FROM TROY AIKMAN AND JENNIFER SAMPSON

Welcome to the 2018 United Way Awards, the culminating event of the 2017-2018 United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Annual Campaign.

Tonight’s event is a celebration of you – for your boundless generosity, and for your inspiring dedication to making our community the best it can be for all who live here. Thank you for all you have done to make this year’s United Way campaign a success.

At United Way, we are keenly aware that we exist because of a remarkable group of volunteers and donors to workplace campaigns, leaders of countless community-minded companies, visionary foundations who are our partners in a multitude of initiatives, and individual volunteers and donors throughout North Texas.

Gifts to United Way help treat 360 degrees of need, improving educational opportunities, helping families achieve financial stability and ensuring that all North Texans have access to quality health care. We are also committed to tackling the toughest social problems, and developing innovative solutions that offer new hope for meeting long-term challenges.

As we gather to celebrate tonight, let us reflect on all that has been accomplished in the past year, as well as all that remains to be achieved. We are deeply grateful to have you as partners on this evolving journey. Knowing that we can continue to count on your support makes it possible to keep moving forward, today, tomorrow and well into the future.

You are the irreplaceable resource that powers everything we do.

Sincerely,

Jennifer Sampson McDermott-Templeton President and CEO, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

Troy Aikman2017-2018 Annual Campaign Chairman United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

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Anne Motsenbocker Chase Chair

Jason W. Downing DeloitteVice Chair Michelle VopniErnst & Young LLP (EY)Treasurer

Troy AikmanAnnual Campaign Chair

Rick Bridwell Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Jorge CorralAccenture

Regen Fearon Community Volunteer

Richard FedockExxon Mobil Corporation (Retired)Audit & Ethics Chair

Manny Fernandez KPMG LLP

Edward G. Galante* Community Volunteer

Deb Gibbins*Mary Kay Corporation

Cecily Gooch Vistra Energy

Charlene LakeAT&T

Pete Lerma Richards/Lerma

Gail McDonaldTransition Resources, Inc.

Scott Moore PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)

Bill Morrison Tenet HealthcareGovernance Chair

Torrence Robinson Fluor Corporation

Sandra Phillips RogersToyota Motor North America, Inc.

Jennifer SaenzFrito-Lay North America

Jennifer Sampson United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

Michael ShermanThe Boston Consulting Group (BCG)

John Stephens AT&T

Debra Brennan Tagg Brennan Financial ServicesCommunity Impact Committee Chair

Julie Van HarenTexas Instruments

Terri West Texas Instruments (Retired)Resource Development Chair

Bob WrightWright Connatser PLLC

Chris Wyse Kimberly-Clark Corporation

UNITED WAY OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017-2018

*Ex-Officio

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Jason W. Downing DeloitteChair

Caroline Rose Hunt The Rosewood CorporationHonorary Vice Chair

Dave C. Rader Frito-Lay, Inc. (Retired)Treasurer/Secretary

Troy Aikman Annual Campaign Chair

Millie Bradley Exxon Mobil Corporation (Retired)

Hal Brierley The Brierley Group

David Brown, Sr.Dallas Police Chief (Retired)

Jim BurkeVistra Energy

Pete ChilianJ.P. Morgan Private Bank

J. Patrick Faubion Comerica Bank – Texas Market (Retired)

Curtis M. FitzGerald Exxon Mobil Corporation (Retired)

Barry A. Fromberg Creekpoint Capital LLC

Edward G. Galante Community Volunteer

Carol Glendenning Strasburger & Price LLP

Peter Kline Kline Family Interests

Clint McDonnough Ernst & Young LLP (EY) (Retired)

Erle Nye TXU (Retired)

Michael Peterson Carrington, Coleman, Sloman & Blumenthal, L.L.P.General Counsel

Stanley A. Rabin Commercial Metals Company (Retired)

Carolyn Perot Rathjen The Perot Foundation

Debbie Taylor Citi

Mary Templeton Community Volunteer

Debra von StorchErnst & Young LLP (EY)

Michael WetheringtonCommunity Volunteer

EMERITI DIRECTORS

David W. BieglerSouthcross Energy Partners, L.P.

Becky BrightCivic Leader

Liz MinyardCommunity Volunteer

UNITED WAY FOUNDATION OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

Michael Wetherington - Chair Pete ChilianJason W. DowningCurtis M. FitzGeraldDave C. RaderSteven R. SegienMike Viola

UNITED WAY FOUNDATION OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2017-2018

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas thanksTROY AIKMAN

2017-2018 Campaign Chairfor his extraordinary leadership during this record-breaking campaign year!

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6 #UniteWithTroy United Way’s 93rd Annual Campaign

7 Spirit of Caring Vistra Energy and its Integrated Businesses, TXU Energy and Luminant

8 United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, 360⁰ Helping Those Who Want to Do Good, Do Great!

10 Unite Forever Campaign Investing in the Future of Metropolitan Dallas

11 The Ruth Sharp Altshuler Basic Needs Fund Supported by Friends of Ruth

12 Event Highlight Ruth Sharp Altshuler Tocqueville Society Celebrates 30 Years

13 United Way Awards An Evening Celebrating You and 2018 Award Recipients

16 Volunteer Engagement Unite for Change Highlights

17 Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund Fund Assists Hurricane Harvey Victims

18 United Way Strategic Partnerships Initiative and Funds

19 Community Impact Grant Panels Funding Programs that Work

20 Community Impact Education, Income, Health and Social Innovation

25 Service Providers Community Impact Grant & Basic Needs Grant Recipients

26 Volunteer Leadership Committees and Council Members

28 Top 120 Campaigns Our Generous Corporate Partners

29 Our Team United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Staff

TABLE OF CONTENTSUnited Way of Metropolitan Dallas thanks

TROY AIKMAN2017-2018 Campaign Chair

for his extraordinary leadership during this record-breaking campaign year!

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As part of Hall of Fame quarterback Troy Aikman’s leadership of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas 2017-18 annual campaign, United Way partnered with Charity Network and world-renowned business leaders in a first-of-its-kind fundraising strategy.

United Way’s 93rd annual campaign, dubbed #UniteWithTroy, engaged long-standing corporate, civic and philanthropic relationships, while engaging new supporters through innovative digital fundraising strategies. Dallas internet entrepreneur and philanthropist Todd Wagner’s Charity Network and United Way teamed up throughout the campaign to offer unique experiences through online auctions on Charity Network’s Charitybuzz.

Aikman invited fans to bid on exclusive opportunities through Charitybuzz, to join him in select cities for a cocktail party the Friday night before select NFL games, along with the opportunity to be on the sidelines before the game and then meet him and Joe Buck in the broadcast booth. In addition, corporate and philanthropic leaders, including CEOs who served previously as United Way annual campaign chairs, offered unique experiences that were auctioned through Charitybuzz to benefit United Way.

#UniteWithTroy | UniteWithTroy.org

UNITED WAY’S 93RD ANNUAL CAMPAIGN

#UniteWithTroy Features Innovative Fundraising

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SPIRIT OF CARING

Congratulations, Vistra Energy and its integrated businesses, TXU Energy and Luminant!

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United Way of Metropolitan Dallas is a community-based non-profit organization that treats 360 degrees of need. For over 90 years, we have brought people and resources together to fight complex social problems by surrounding North Texas with efficient,

impactful solutions. Since 2011, we’ve invested more than $147M in 200+ local programs that tackle issues across Education, Income and Health, the essential components of a

thriving community. We encourage North Texans to get involved by giving, volunteering or advocating and helping lift up those in need now and in the future. United, we help

those who want to do good, do great.

WHAT WE DOWe identify and evaluate the best programs in our community.

We award grants to hundreds of organizations so they can do more. We help them improve effectiveness, efficiency and navigate the non-profit world.

We set robust goals and measure progress. We develop and invest in new solutions to longstanding problems.

We raise awareness, mobilize volunteers, create partnerships and advocate to address critical issues. We only invest in our local community; we’ve been a trusted community partner for over 90 years.

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ENDOW YOUR TOCQUEVILLE GIFT*

UNITE FOREVER CAMPAIGN

Established in 1999, the Unite Forever campaign was created for the sole purpose of supporting the programs and activities of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Gifts to the Foundation’s endowment are invested in perpetuity, with earnings and interest distributed annually. To secure this future, United Way and the Foundation launched the $100 million Unite Forever campaign. Our goal is simple and far-reaching—establish permanent funding for United Way that will provide a more predictable, sustainable, and stable future in order to:

withstand economic and annual fund fluctuations in the existing three-year grant process; grow our ability to invest in strategic partnerships and creative advancements outside the three-year grant cycle; and offer the flexibility needed to fund new and emerging community-wide solutions for the unseen needs of the future.

For more information about making a gift to the Unite Forever campaign, please contact Katherine Stenesen, kstenesen@unitedwaydallas.org, for more information.

Anonymous Donor (6)Sara and Gary Ahr

Capa and Troy AikmanRuth Sharp † and Kenneth Z. Altshuler

Ellen and Alan BarkerMillie and Allan BradleyRick and Lisa BridwellDiane and Hal Brierley

Mary Anne CreeThe Robert H. Dedman Family

Laura and Jason DowningKaren and Tom Falk

Rachael and Pat FaubionSusie and Curt FitzGerald

Cathie and Ed GalanteDeb and Robb Gibbins

Carol and Don Glendenning

Cecily and Scott GoochLyda Hill

Hoblitzelle FoundationSally and Forrest Hoglund

Estate of Keith Perry HolderCaroline Rose Hunt / The Rosewood

FoundationThe Family of Caroline Rose Hunt

The Grandchildren of Caroline Rose HuntJoan and Marvin LaneAmy and Pete LermaJan and Bob Madigan

The Eugene McDermott FoundationDeb and Clint McDonnough

Carolyn and David MillerBrandy and Bill MorrisonSammye and Mike Myers

Arlene and Louis NaviasAlice and Erle Nye

Margot and Ross PerotCaren Prothro

Barbara and Stan RabinDeborah and David RaderCarolyn and Karl Rathjen

Rachel and Mark RohrJennifer and Edward Sampson

Charles Stanton Sharp, Jr.George A. and Nancy P. Shutt Foundation

Dr. Bob and Jean Smith FoundationMichele and John Stephens

Mary and Richard TempletonDebra and Ken von Storch

Terri and Mike West

HONORARY CO-CHAIRSLyda Hill

Sally and Forrest HoglundCaroline Rose Hunt

Margot and Ross Perot

CO-CHAIRSEdward G. Galante

Roger Staubach

VICE CHAIRSHal Brierley

Kelly H. ComptonJason W. Downing

Curtis M. FitzGerald

Clint McDonnoughLiz Minyard

Dave C. RaderCarolyn Perot Rathjen

Ray Wilkins

For 30 years, the Tocqueville Society — Ruth Sharp Altshuler Tocqueville Society at United Way of Metropolitan Dallas — exemplifies what collective community leadership can achieve. This distinguished group understands how generosity today impacts the generations of tomorrow. We would like to thank the following individuals who have invested $250,000 or more to provide support at the Tocqueville level in perpetuity to celebrate the 30th year of this crucial fund:

† Deceased

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As part of the Unite Forever campaign, United Way has established The Ruth Sharp Altshuler Basic Needs Fund and will name our basic needs grants The Ruth Sharp Altshuler Basic Needs Grants at United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. This honors her tireless efforts for and unwavering commitment to the most vulnerable populations in our community. The designation recognizes Mrs. Altshuler’s more than eight decades as a champion fighting to ensure that the basic needs of families continue to be met in times of crisis. This endowment fund, supported by friends of Ruth, will help ensure that United Way can continue to respond to the needs of families through a regular and predictable funding stream year after year. We have raised close to $7 million, exceeding our original target of $5 million, toward an ambitious goal to underwrite a significant portion of the annual basic needs grants that enable United Way to make a substantial impact in our community. Contributions to this fund will honor Ruth and her vision and commitment to improving Dallas by providing in perpetuity that the United Way basic needs grants will forever carry her name.

Elisabeth and William Armstrong Marilyn Augur

Jeanne Whitman BobbittRebecca Wolfson Bruder

President and Mrs. George W. BushBrent ChristopherRichard H. Collins

Fred Penn and Dean CorbittJeanne and Berry Cox

Betsy and Bennett CullumLinda and William CustardBetsy and Richard Eiseman

Louise EisemanRegen and Jeff Fearon

Judy and Jim GibbsMargo and Bill Goodwin

Louise GriffethNancy and Jeremy Halbreich

Jan and Fred HegiSusan Hoff

Roger HorchowCaroline Rose HuntKathryn F. Hyland

Gene and Jerry JonesCaren and Pete KlineJoan and Irvin Levy

Linda and Paul LuddenBobby Lyle

Julie MacateeNancy Cain Marcus

Sara and David MartineauLinda and John McFarland

Janie McGarrSuzanne and Patrick McGee

Ruth Ann MontgomeryAlice and Erle Nye

Nancy PerotSarah and Ross Perot, Jr.

PNC Bank Katherine and Eric ReevesLizzie and Dan Routman

Gigi Potter SalleyJennifer and Edward Sampson

Peggy and Carl SewellMarcia Shannon

Mr. and Mrs. William T. SolomonHelen Storey

Bonnie and Doug ThompsonUniversity of Texas Southwestern

Medical CenterSusanna and Van Ogden

Alinda WikertBarbara and Don Zale

Carolyn and David Miller

Sammye and Mike Myers

Margot and Ross Perot

Dr. Bob and Jean Smith Foundation

Kelly H. ComptonPeggy Dear

The Robert H. Dedman Family Hamon Charitable Foundation

Lyda HillSarah and Alan LosingerMargaret McDermott †

Caren ProthroCarolyn and Karl Rathjen

Deedie RoseMarianne and Roger Staubach

Mary and Rich TempletonDee Collins Torbert

SUPPORTED BY FRIENDS OF RUTH

THE RUTH SHARP ALTSHULER BASIC NEEDS FUND

† Deceased *As of Print Date

CONTRIBUTORS*

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RUTH SHARP ALTSHULER TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY CELEBRATES 30 YEARSMore than 1,200 community leaders and philanthropists gathered September 6 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas’ Ruth Sharp Altshuler Tocqueville Society. The luncheon, at the Omni Hotel, was presented by JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Central Market.

The gathering honored members of the Tocqueville Society and the group’s founder, Ruth Sharp Altshuler. The event also kicked off the 2017-18 United Way annual campaign under the leadership of campaign chair Troy Aikman. Other honored guests included past Tocqueville Society chairs and this year’s United Way Decades of Distinction award recipients, Margaret McDermott and Margot Perot. Serving as Luncheon Chairs were Roger Horchow, Regen and Jeff Fearon, and Lizzie and Dan Routman. (Sadly, Mrs. Altshuler passed away on December 9 and Mrs. McDermott passed away on May 3.)

“It was humbling to honor Dallas icon and Tocqueville Society founder Ruth Altshuler,” said Jennifer Sampson, McDermott Templeton President and CEO of United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. “Ruth set the gold standard for civic leadership through her vision, energy and boundless dedication to improving lives. United Way of Metropolitan Dallas and North Texas have benefitted immeasurably from all she did.”

We were also deeply honored to recognize Margaret McDermott and Margot Perot with the Decades of Distinction Award for their philanthropic support of numerous initiatives and projects that have had a major impact upon our community.

EVENT HIGHLIGHT

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AN EVENING CELEBRATING YOU 6 PM | Reception

7 PM | Dinner and Awards Program

MENUFirst Course | Spinach Salad

Strawberries, Mandarin Oranges, Smoked Almonds, Fried Shallot with Pecan Crusted Goat Cheese TartletChampagne Vinaigrette

Entrée | Seared Airline Chicken Stuffed with Spinach Parmesan Herb Risotto CakeBraised Carrots and Broccolini

Dessert | Creamy Cheesecake Martini Crumble, Strawberry Puree, Chantilly Wrap

Follow us on social throughout the evening using #UnitedWayAwards | @UnitedWayDallas

CENTERPIECES GENEROUSLY PROVIDED BY

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GIVEDr. Bob and Jean Smith Foundation

ADVOCATERoland Love

North American Title Company

VOLUNTEERMark Davidson

PepsiCo/Frito-Lay

EDUCATIONAlliance Data

INCOMECatholic Charities of Dallas

HEALTHThe Meadows Mental Health

Policy Institute

SOCIAL INNOVATIONAccenture

EMERGING LEADERDanielle Cooper

Vistra Energy and its Integrated Businesses, TXU Energy and Luminant

ROBERT MILLER MEDIA AWARDClarice TinsleyFOX 4 News

OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGN COORDINATOR

Vicki DraughnDr Pepper Snapple Group

PUBLIC SERVICEThe Mass Care Task Force

COMMUNITY IMPACTBank of Texas

Jones DayTexas Instruments

OUTSTANDING GIVING SOCIETIES Deloitte

CAMPAIGN GROWTHKimberly-Clark Corporation

SPIRIT OF CARING AWARDVistra Energy and its Integrated Businesses, TXU Energy and Luminant

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OUTSTANDING CORPORATE ENGAGEMENT

MILLION DOLLAR CAMPAIGNS

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VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT

PRESENTED BY

"For Oak Cliff" Back to School Festival Presented by Mr. Cooper and Texas Instruments

Supported by Celanese and TXU Energy

Dallas Marathon Corporate 5K Benefiting United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

#BigDGives on #GivingTuesday Powered by United Way, In partnership with AT&T,

TangoTab, Texas Instruments, and TXU Energy

STEM in the SchoolyardPresented by Mr. Cooper and

Texas InstrumentsSupported by TXU Energy

"Operation: Equip and Serve" on Veterans DaySupported by Realpage, Inc.

and TXU Energy

Dallas Summer Meals KickoffPresented by Mr. CooperSupported by TXU Energy

Future Focus College and Career ExpoPresented by Starbucks and

Texas InstrumentsSupported by Deloitte

Dr. Seuss Reading DayPresented by EY

UNITE FOR CHANGE HIGHLIGHTS

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HURRICANE HARVEY RELIEF FUND

In response to the devastating hurricane that hit south Texas in August 2017, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas established the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund to provide assistance to those affected. Through the generous support of the community, more than $675,000 was ultimately donated to United Way in support of relief initiatives. Roughly a third of the funds were directed to our fellow United Ways operating directly in the communities affected by the storm, while the remainder provided support for local efforts to assist those who sought refuge in the Dallas area.

To determine the best way to distribute funds locally, United Way partnered with the Mayor’s Office, Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster

(VOAD), Dallas Independent School District (DISD), Communities Foundation of Texas (CFT), and the Meadows Foundation, among others. Agencies who received the funds locally include Mass Care Task Force/ First Responders: including the Salvation Army, Red Cross, North Texas Food Bank, and Volunteer Now; Kids Fund; Dallas ISD; and Long-Term Relief Funds in partnership with Catholic Charities. Both NBC’s TODAY show and NBC 5 in Dallas broadcast from the United

Way of Metropolitan Dallas office on the morning of September 5 to highlight the efforts of United Way and members of the community, who brought donations of water, food, and other necessities to be distributed.

Whether by raising funds to aid in relief efforts, supporting first-responders, or mobilizing partners to help with long-term recovery, United Way remains committed to offering hope and help where and when it is most needed.

FUND ASSISTS HURRICANE HARVEY VICTIMS

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UNITED WAY STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS

The Nonprofit Infrastructure Initiative is a partnership between United Way of Metropolitan Dallas, The State Fair of Texas, and The University of North Texas at Dallas that aims to strengthen non-profits operating and serving clients in southern Dallas through a capacity-building course and funding. Participants receive tools and resources from local non-profits and community experts addressing various topics, including volunteer management, marketing, board management, fundraising and more.

NONPROFIT INFRASTRUCTURE INITIATIVE

SPONSORSDallas FoundationState Fair of TexasYouth Revive, Inc

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

FUNDERSThe Dallas Foundation

The Meadows FoundationLyda Hill/LH Holdings, Inc.United Way of Metropolitan

Dallas

The Better Together Fund is a program that drives large-scale social change by pooling funder and nonprofit resources to accelerate change and deepen impact with an emphasis on formal collaboration. The Fund defines formal collaboration as a relationship between one nonprofit and another nonprofit, corporation or governmental agency that changes the way participating organizations do business for the long-term, has board involvement and endorsement, and preserves, expands or improves efficiency or services to constituents.

On August 25, 2017, Hurricane Harvey, the first major hurricane to make landfall in the United States in more than a decade, hit the southeastern coast of Texas as a Category 4 storm, destroying homes, overturning vehicles and sinking boats, severing power lines, and forcing tens of thousands of residents to flee. United Way of Metropolitan Dallas established a Disaster Relief Fund to help victims affected and displaced by the storm.

BETTER TOGETHER FUND

HURRICANE HARVEY RELIEF FUND

Communities Foundation of TexasThe Hoglund Foundation

Mike & Mary Terry Family Foundation

The Perot FoundationPNC

Phillips PhilanthropiesThe Real Estate Council Foundation

Social Venture Partners DallasTolleson Wealth Management

U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management

Catholic Charities of Dallas Dallas Independent School District

Foundation of Texas, managed by Educate Texas

Kids Fund at CommunitiesMass Care Task Force

Border Crossers Bridges Safehouse

Carter's House FEED Oak Cliff

First Choice Social Services Good Faith Impact Fund

Green Careers DallasPositive Breathing

Quest for Greater SuccessSouthern Dallas Link, Inc.

UNT Dallas

2018 COHORT

PARTNERS

GRANTEES

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United Way of Metropolitan Dallas understands that the achievement of our community impact goals will require substantial, longer-term investments in the most exceptional programs in the areas of Education, Income and Health. Therefore, United Way uses as competitive grant process to award three-year grants.

Multi-year funding represents the best use of community resources, enabling organizations to focus more on program implementation than annual proposal development. The three-year cycle positions United Way to articulate clear, multi-year funding plans and show a commitment to long-term outcomes and positive results.

Community Impact Grants panels are organized by impact and strategy area. Panel volunteers provide commitment, participation and support to organizations in particular categories and contribute to developing recommendations for grant awards and monitoring and evaluating progress once programs are funded.

FUNDED PANELS:

Education Grant PanelsAfterschool and Summer Education College and Career PreparationEarly Childhood Education presented by Alliance DataMath and Science EducationParents and Mentors

Income Grant PanelsFinancial CapabilityWorkforce Development SkillsRuth Sharp Altshuler Basic Needs Fund

Health Grant PanelsFamily Violence PreventionMental HealthObesity PreventionPhysical Health CarePreventive Health CareSubstance Abuse Treatment Prevention

COMMUNITY IMPACT GRANT PANELS

Alliance Data Sponsors Grant PanelDallas-based Alliance Data generously donated $100,000 in 2017-2018 to United Way of Metropolitan Dallas to sponsor the work of one of United Way’s Grant Panels, the first such gift of its kind. Alliance Data’s sponsorship of the Early Childhood Education Panel is in keeping with the company’s long-term commitment to provide funding for initiatives that improve the lives of children.

FUNDING PROGRAMS THAT WORK

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UNITED WAY IMPACT PROGRAMS

Provides high school students college and career exploration activities through partnerships with area institutions of higher education as well as corporations. Key partners include City Year Dallas, Dallas ISD, Deloitte, Dallas Regional Chamber, Fairways to Success, GEICO Cares, Starbucks, Texas Instruments, Uplift Education, and UTD.

Provides targeted programming to build awareness, help remove barriers, leverage resources and expand opportunities in southern Dallas’ Roosevelt High School feeder pattern. Key partners include Beacon Hill Preparatory Institute, Celanese Corporation, City Year Dallas, Dallas ISD, They Compelling Why, and The Concillo.

Provides at-risk children ages 0-5 with a free book every month to help them learn to read and foster a love of reading. Key partners include The Boone Family Foundation, Communities Foundation of Texas, Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy, and Department of Family and Protective Services – Prevention and Early Intervention Department.

Provides parents and kids in Dallas and Collin Counties professionally trained home visitors who give support and resources to help prepare kids for kindergarten. Key partners include ChildCareGroup, Family Compass, Lumin Education, Dallas ISD HIPPY, and Department of Family and Protective Services – Prevention and Early Intervention Department.

Empowers parents with tips that inspire positive interactions between caregiver and child to promote healthy brain development, early literacy and reading skills. Key partners include The Commit Partnership, KERA, National Campaign for Grade Level Reading, Texas Education Agency, Texas PBS and United Ways of Texas.

EDUCATION

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UNITED WAY IMPACT PROGRAMS

Provides quarterly forums for participating organizations to share perspectives, ideas and best practices, Key partners include City of Dallas, F.D.I.C., The Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Sponsors include American First National Bank of Texas, BB&T, First Convenience Bank, Frost Bank, NOLA Lending Group, Independent Bank, Oportun, and WoodForest Bank.

Provides organization with the tools and know-how to provide high-quality financial services to local communities. Key partners include Bachman Lake Together, Baylor Scott & White, Catholic Charities of Dallas, Corporation for a Skilled Workforce, and WiNGS. Sponsors include Allstate, Citi, Frost Bank, Legacy Texas, Luse Foundation, US Bank and Wells Fargo.

Provides free tax preparation services that help over 12,000 hard-working families in North Texas claim valuable tax credits and create a foundation for savings. Key partners include Foundation Communities. Sponsors include IRS, and United Way Worldwide.

Provides strategic investments in programs that permanently stabilize families with school-aged children that are at risk of homelessness. Key partners include Bachman Lake Together, and Interfaith Services. Sponsored by Seimer Institue.

Provides simple financial tools and resources that help more North Texans improve their financial stability. Key partners include United Way of Metropolitan Tarrant County.

Connects funders, employers, and training providers to equip people with skills and resources to get and keep good jobs in growing industries. Key partners include El Centro College Corporation for a Skilled Workforce, DFW Hospital Council Foundation, Methodist Hospital, Parkland Hospital, and UT Southwestern Medical Center. Sponsors include Capital One, Holloway Foundation, IBM, JPMorgan Chase & Co., National Fund for Workforce Solutions, ORIX, and Pure Point Financial.

Financial Inclusion Roundtable

INCOME

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UNITED WAY IMPACT PROGRAMS

In partnership with The Cooper Institute the program provides support and recognizes schools that encourage healthy practices and promote wellness programs in the surrounding community. Sponsors include GE, Pepsico Foundation, Meadows Foundation, Oncor, and Target Corporation.

In partnership with the Texas Hunger Initiative the program provides local organizations with tools, resources and networking to address child hunger issues in our community. Sponsors include Bank of America, Mr. Cooper and TXU Energy.

Provides Dallas County families with free parent education support and resources to create the best possible environment for young children to grow and thrive. Key partners include AVANCE, ChildCareGroup, Department of Family and Protective Services – Prevention and Early Intervention Department, Family Care Connection, Family Compass, Injury Prevention Center, Lumin Education, Parkland Health and Hospital System Nurse Family Partnership and TexProtects – the Association for the Protection of Children.

HEALTH

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UNITED WAY IMPACT PROGRAMS

Provides after-school programming to empower high school students in high-need communities by providing them with the tools to lead active lives and make healthy choices for a better future. Key partners include Dallas ISD. Sponsored by Just Keep Livin Foundation.

Encourages high school culinary students to create kid-friendly recipes featuring fruits and vegetables. Elementary students make these recipes during the 21-Day Challenge to develop healthy eating habits. Key partners include Hospital Corporation of America/Medical City, Children’s Hospital and Dallas ISD.

Focused on youth character development and building healthy relationships, using evidence-based strategies to educate students during the critical middle school years. Key partners include Arlington ISD, EverFi, Frisco ISD, Dallas Cowboys, United Way of Tarrant County and United Way Worldwide.

HEALTH

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Invests in organizations striving to find solutions to pervasive community issues in new or innovative ways, and filling gaps in service identified by United Way. GroundFloor Fellows include both true start-up organizations (entrepreneurs) and existing organizations establishing new programs (intrapreneurs). Fellows are selected via an open, competitive application process, and finalists move into the Grounded Bootcamp. Those meeting key benchmarks are then eligible to pitch to secure one of five spots in the annual OneUp Campaign, which is comprised of a digital campaign and live pitch event to earn additional capital to increase the impact of their work.

SOCIAL INNOVATION

UNITED WAY IMPACT PROGRAMS

SPONSORS

SARAH AND GARY AHR

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COMMUNITY IMPACT GRANT & BASIC NEEDS GRANT RECIPIENTS

United Way of Metropolitan Dallas tackles tough problems. By finding, funding, and partnering with the most effective local organizations who create real opportunities and get results. United Way has an open, competitive allocation process every three years that identifies which organizations will have the greatest impact in helping us reach our community’s ten-year goals.

Agencies proudly funded by United Way:

AchieveAfter-School All-Stars North TexasAmerican Red Cross North Texas RegionAssistance Center of Collin CountyAssociation of Persons Affected by AddictionAVANCE DallasBaylor Health Care System Foundation Baylor University – Texas Hunger InitiativeBig Brothers Big Sisters Lone StarBig ThoughtBoy Scouts of America, Circle Ten CouncilBoys & Girls Clubs of Collin CountyBoys & Girls Clubs of Greater DallasCafé MomentumCallier Center for Communication DisordersCASA of Collin CountyCASA of Denton CountyCatholic Charities of Dallas ChildCareGroupChildren First Counseling CenterChildren’s Advocacy Center for Denton CountyChildren’s Advocacy Center of Collin CountyChildren’s Health System of TexasChristian Community ActionCity YearCitySquareCommunities in Schools of North TexasCommunities in Schools of the Dallas RegionConcord Missionary Baptist ChurchDallas AfterschoolDallas Arboretum and Botanical SocietyDallas Area Habitat for HumanityDallas CenterDallas Challenge Dallas Children’s Advocacy CenterDallas Furniture BankDallas Methodist Hospitals FoundationDallas ServicesDenton County Friends of the FamilyEducation is Freedom FoundationEqual HeartFamily and Child Guidance CentersFamily Compass

Foundation CommunitiesFrontiers of Flight MuseumGalaxy Counseling CenterGenesis Women’s Shelter & SupportGirl Scouts of Northeast TexasGirls Incorporated of Greater DallasGoodwill Industries of DallasH I S Bridge BuildersHabitat for Humanity Greater GarlandHealth Services of North TexasHope Clinic of GarlandHope Cottage Pregnancy and Adoption CenterHope’s Door New Beginning CenterHousing Crisis CenterInterfaith Family ServicesIrving CaresJewish Family ServiceJubilee Park & Community Center CorporationJunior Achievement of DallasKIPP Dallas-Fort WorthLIFTLiftFundLiteracy AchievesLos Barrios Unidos Community ClinicLumin EducationMaurice Barnett Geriatric Wellness CenterMeals on Wheels Collin CountyMental Health America of Greater DallasMercy StreetMesquite Social ServicesMetro Dallas Homeless AllianceMetrocrest ServicesMi Escuelita PreschoolMosaic Family ServicesMy PossibilitiesNational Audubon SocietyNational Council of the United States Society of St. Vincent de PaulNew Friends New LifeNexus Recovery CenterNorth Dallas Shared MinistriesNPowerOpen Arms / Bryan’s House

Parkland Foundation, on behalf of Parkland Health & Hospital SystemPediPlacePer ScholasPlano ISD Education FoundationPrism Health North TexasPrison Entrepreneurship ProgramProject TransformationRainbow DaysReaders 2 LeadersReading Partners North Texas REAL School GardensReasoning MindResource Center of DallasRockwall County Helping HandsSamaritan InnSouthern Methodist University – The School Zone – West DallasSouthwestern Diabetic Foundation, Camp SweeneyTexas Muslim Women’s FoundationThe Commit Partnership The Community Council of Greater DallasThe ConcilioThe Family PlaceThe Salvation Army DFW Metroplex CommandThe Senior SourceThe Turning PointThe Visiting Nurse Association of TexasThe Warren CenterTransformanceTrinity River MissionTurtle Creek Recovery CenterUplift EducationVogel AlcoveWilkinson CenterWiNGSYMCA of Metropolitan DallasYoung Women’s Preparatory NetworkYouth 180 Youth With Faces

SERVICE PROVIDERS

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Advocacy CommitteeRoland Love - ChairRobin BrayBrent ChaneyJeff HardgraveMary HendersonRobbi LuxbacherBill MorrisonNeena NewberryCindy OhlenforstMichelle RiddellLiz RyanSabrina SandersDeb SoRelleJason WhiteLucretia Whytus Audit and Ethics CommitteeRichard Fedock - ChairJarrod BassmanLeldon EcholsCindy GrimmJanice HarissisAnne Frances JuryCameron MoatesDave RaderHarvey Zimmermann

Community Impact CommitteeDebra Brennan Tagg - ChairKen BarthJim BerryWende BurtonAnne CrewsJaniece Evans-PageCornell HallJeff HardgraveMatt HoustonScott HudsonCharlene LakeRoland LoveBill MorrisonNeena NewberryDonna PersaudDottie ReederByron SandersFlorence ShapiroNicole SmallMichelle ThomasMichelle VopniTodd WilliamsRobert Wright Finance CommitteeMichelle Vopni - ChairChristopher AmmannDavid BroylesJason DowningRichard FedockDan FeteArt FinoBarry FrombergDeb Gibbins

Amy Kuhler GroffMary E. HendersonRayford HighTony HortonScott LandryMelinda LawrenceDebra Brennan Tagg GroundFloor CommitteeKen Barth - Chair Gary AhrTrey BowlesChristopher CervantesSteven DennisAnn DyerGwen EcholsDonna EppsDavid EvansTony FleoSonny GarciaRick JacksonJanet JohnstonKregg JodieShawn LeamonClarisa LindenmeyerMichael MartinTy McAdenCynthia NevelsKimberly O'NeilCory RitthalerFrank SantoniKolt SarverVan SheetsBrian ShultzJames Tarpeh

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Hari VasudevanAmber WagenknechtJohn WatsonRobert WrightShan Zaidi Campaign CabinetTroy Aikman - ChairMandy AustinTim DurstBill FlemingMark HalliwellCathy HelmbrechtTim LeahyEd LittletonMark PatrickLaura PickensCarl ScherzGabe VasquezDebra von Storch Strategic Controls CommitteeJanice Harissis - Chair Shiv Ballianda Jarrod A. BassmanGerry ChicoineStephen FrimpongSteve GittinsEric GuentherGenia TaylorRoss Woodley

Women of Tocqueville Steering CommitteeKristy Faus - Chair Tanya AllenLisa BottleRobin BrayDee BrownLaura DowningGaynelle HengerScarlet LandryRobbi LuxbacherCarol MarchClaudia MorrowPamela OsborneMichelle RiddellKatie RoseLiz RyanCecelia SmithDeb SoRelleMargaret WindhamAlison WoodsLinda Yohe Stewardship CommitteeCarl Scherz - ChairGreg BuxkemperCornell HallMike McTaggart

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