2011 ANNUAL REPORT

TULSA AREA UNITED WAY

VISION 2013STRATEGIC PLAN

VISION We envision a community where all individuals and

families achieve their full human potential

MISSIONWe unite people and resources to improve lives and build

a stronger community

STRATEGIC STATEMENTS1. Enhance organizational capacity

and operational excellence

2. Achieve new funding sourceswhile protecting and growingexisting revenue streams

3. Deepen the community’sunderstanding of TAUW’sunique value

4. Expand ability to ensure thatcommunity investments matchevolving community needs

Significant progress was made in 2011 toward the Strategic Plan: 11 of 12 organizational goals were achieved.

A Message from the Chairman of the Board of Directors and the President and CEO

Tulsa has long enjoyed a reputation as one of America’s most giving cities. Even as the economy continued its slow pace nationally, the Tulsa Area United Way exceeded its goal by $190,310, raising $24,746,883 for our community.

At the same time, the top 100 United Ways nationwide were experiencing slight declines in their campaigns. The message was clear: in good times and bad, Tulsans always come through.

This success places our United Way in the top three percent nationally in terms of revenue generation.

In 2011, we kept our operating expenses at less than 10 percent of revenue, a goal reached by only five percent of United Ways across the nation.

You may see a common theme emerging of which we all can be proud – the Tulsa Area United Way is among the nation’s most successful United Way organizations.

It bears remembering that these are not our achievements – they are your achievements. The annual United Way campaign is a community-wide endeavor.

The Tulsa Area United Way also reached several other milestones in 2011:

We responded to unanticipated needs of our community with $233,400 in additional emergency funding, including storm relief and support for our schools.

We helped launch several new and exciting community initiatives by awarding $383,000 in collaborative funding to meet challenges such as reducing homelessness, improving neighborhoods and providing outcomes measurement training for our partner agencies.

We also are proud of the highly successful launch of our Women’s Leadership Council, surpassing expectations with more than 300 members under the leadership of Becky Frank.

We have met or exceeded most of the 2011 goals in Vision 2013, our long-range strategic plan, including the adoption of succession plans for our Board of Directors as well as our executive leadership team.

Small businesses form the foundation of Tulsa’s economy. In 2011, we worked to attract the support of small businesses by acquiring the services of a small business specialist (temporary campaign position) and launching a Small Business Council. We are grateful to the QuikTrip Corporation for supporting us in this endeavor by renewing the Small Business Challenge Grant for the second year.

Believe it or not, planning for this year’s campaign has already begun in earnest, and we are looking forward to another successful campaign for our community.

Dan Ellinor Mark R. Graham2011 Chairman, TAUW PresidentBoard of Directors and CEO

WHAT MAKES US UNIQUE?

The Tulsa Area United Way (TAUW) is the only nonprofit organization in the six-county area funding 61 partner agencies whose critical services deliver the three building blocks to a better life: Education, Financial Stability, and Health and Safety. By focusing on these essential building blocks, community volunteers, along with TAUW, help identify urgent community needs and ensure that all donations are wisely invested to meet the highest identified necessities. The funds target community initiatives and help sustain our 61 partner agencies in providing services for citizens of every age and circumstance, from prenatal to end-of-life, through all stages of their lifetimes.

OUR PROCESS

All contributions have a direct and profound impact on improving the lives of people you know – living in your neighborhood, attending your children’s school, working alongside you every day.

Those combined donations also create a significant economic “return on investment” in this six-county area. A recent research study* shows that our United Way is truly an economic engine for this community:

•Foreverydollargiven,TAUW partner agencies leverage an additional $9.10 from other resources

•TAUW’sinvestmentin partner agencies directly and indirectly supports over 3,734 jobs

•Annualeconomicimpact was $249,573,000

•Thecollectiveservicesof the TAUW partner agencies generated more than $22.7 million in tax revenue for our state and community

This is why the Tulsa Area United Way exists: to improve lives and build a stronger community by bringing citizens together to give, advocate and volunteer.

*TAUW Economic Impact Study, May 2009 630,000 +PEOPLE HELPEDin the six-county area last year

24 + MILLION DOLLARSraised in 2011 by over 2,000 volunteers and more than 50,000 donors

91CAMPAIGN CABINET AND BOARD VOLUNTEERSassess recommendations anddetermine final campaign goal

5,000 + VOLUNTEER HOURScontributed to assess and recommend wise investments of your dollars

150COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERSspend 5 months reviewing community needs and agency effectiveness

61PARTNER AGENCIESsubmit funding requests

EDUCATIONBUILDING BLOCK:

Education is a fundamental building block to a better life. That is why TAUW and its 61 partner agencies support lifelong learning from the youngest members of our community to its most senior citizens through educational information, training or counseling.

EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY IMPACTn80 percent or more of KIPP Academy alumni enroll in college.

nCommunity Action Project of Tulsa County reports that 70 percent of all 4-year-olds (1,375) were ready for kindergarten in the spring of 2011 – a 20 percent increase from the fall of 2010.

n30 out of 31 seniors graduated from Street School in 2011, and 28 of those graduates enrolled in college

WHY I GIVE“The culture at T.D. Williamson encourages employees to give back to our community. I’m proud to be part of that tradition.”

Chris CloydeContinuous Improvement Leader, T.D. Williamson Inc.

46% of TAUW funding is invested in education including: Family and individual counseling l Youth development and mentoringFamily/parental education l High school completion l Early childhood development

How Your Gift Helped - Oti Lisa BrownTulsa, OKSingle mother Oti Lisa Brown has hosted 107 foster children since 1995 and most of them have attended Crosstown Learning Center, one of Tulsa’s premier child care centers.

All six of her own children (three adopted, three soon-to-be-adopted) have experienced Crosstown’s innovative curriculum, hands-on care and three-star, nationally certified status.

“You know your children are in a safe and nurturing environment,” she said. “It’s kind of like going to grandma’s house.

“Crosstown understands the unique needs of foster families,” she added. “They provide a high level of consistency which is lacking in other parts of their lives.”

Oti and her six children, Malik, 12, Alicia, 12, Philip, 7, Tatiyana, 5, Usher, 2 and Unique, 2, live in a home built by Habitat for Humanity, where she works as Director of Family Services. The family grows vegetables at their new home.

“Some people might say I’m spoiling them,” she said. “But I cherish them and there’s nothing wrong with that.”

WE BELIEVE EVERYONE…deserves a quality education for success in life from the youngest members of our community to its

most senior citizens.

FINANCIAL STABILITYBUILDING BLOCK:

Through the services of our partner agencies, thousands of Tulsa area residents have been placed in jobs, pulled themselves out of debt, been able to put food on their tables or stay in their homes thanks to your contributions.

EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY IMPACTnIn 2011, The Salvation Army’s Emergency Financial Services assisted 3,267 clients in averting a financial crisis.

n97 percent (33 clients) of A New Leaf’s participants in the Horticultural/Greenhouse program achieved work skills and plant knowledge needed to work in the on-site greenhouse.

nIn 2011, Credit Counseling Centers of Oklahoma refunded $6,270,849 to creditors on behalf of 1,134 clients. Of these, 210 became totally debt free.

WHY I GIVE“I’m grateful for the Small Business Challenge Grant offered by QuikTrip. It helped my small business make a difference.”

Frauke QuirogaPresident & Managing Partner, Luxa Enterprises LLC

7% of TAUW funding is invested in financial stability including: Employment skills training l Homeless prevention l Basic needs supportFinancial education l Foreclosure prevention

Carol Gibson never gave up hope. Although her self confidence was at an all-time low, she left an abusive marriage in St. Louis for her sister’s home in Tulsa.

Carol attended a job training program at Goodwill Industries of Tulsa where she underwent a transformation — receiving support and encouragement to reclaim her independence.

Carol completed Goodwill’s job training program and began working for the organization as a receptionist. With her renewed skills, she continued learning by attending online courses at Tulsa Community College and further classes at Goodwill.

She now works at Saint Francis Hospital as a human resources assistant. Her new life in Tulsa has blossomed: she purchased a new car and has plans to buy her own home. Even though her life is moving on, she still maintains close contact with her friends and mentors at Goodwill.

Carol acted bravely in leaving her old life behind. She says, “Women need to know there is hope out there.”

WE BELIEVE EVERYONE…should be able to earn an adequate income to sustain their lives, regardless of the economic

climate of the country.

How Your Gift Helped - Carol GibsonTulsa, OK

HEALTH AND SAFETYBUILDING BLOCK:

From first aid to basic emergency needs and more, the Tulsa Area United Way is committed to fostering a safer and healthier community. Over half of TAUW’s partner agencies offer information, training and/or counseling to help Tulsa area residents live longer, healthier and more productive lives.

EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY IMPACTnOf 69 pregnant teens in the Health Services of the Margaret Hudson Program, 64 delivered babies with normal birth weight, a 93 percent average, surpassing the national average.

n83 percent of the 2,500 children in the YMCA’s Out of School Time programs maintained or reduced their body mass index, reduced school absenteeism and increased reading and math skills.

n100 of Eastern Oklahoma Donated Dental Services’ clients received complete restorative dentistry or replacement prosthetics, considerably improving nutritional gain.

WHY I GIVE“The Leadership Giving Challenge allowed me to make an even bigger impact on my community.”

Michael WillisPublic Information & Government Relations Officer, Tulsa County

47% of TAUW funding is invested in health and safety including: Health education l Mental health l Disabilities l Treatment of addictions Disaster response l Emergency shelter

WE BELIEVE EVERYONE…deserves to live in a safe environment with access to health care and support that leads to a healthy

lifestyle while avoiding risky behavior.

How Your Gift Helped - Charles OwensTulsa, OKAfter a rodeo accident left him a quadriplegic, Charles Owens faced challenges adapting to a wheelchair. He also faced difficulties working through the feelings and emotions that accompanied his new life. Then a friend recommended The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges and it changed his life.

Charles is enrolled in Transition Services at The Center and has worked hard to relearn tasks such as feeding himself and using his arms. The staff at The Center helps him to establish recovery goals. The warm, welcoming encouragement he receives there helps him to achieve those goals.

Charles describes The Center as a “non-judgment zone” where staff and other clients encourage him to improve and grow. He and his family speak very highly of this inspirational place and when asked what he would tell someone considering The Center, Charles responds, “Go for it – don’t hesitate!”

FINANCIAL REVIEWFor years ended 12/31/11 and 12/31/10

2011 (1) 2010 REVENUES Contributions - Current Campaign $ 23,898,788 (2) $ 23,375,448 Contributions - Prior Years’ Campaigns 1,168,237 1,167,502 Less Collection Loss Provision (767,816) (998,352) Non Campaign Contributions 66,078 556,078 Special Grants 100,000 200,000 Net Investment Return 53,859 227,424 Other 8,289 12,411

Total Revenues $ 24,527,435 $ 24,540,511

EXPENSES Program Services Education $ 8,901,029 $ 8,286,691 Health/Safety 9,094,529 8,672,118 Financial Stability 1,354,504 2,312,565 Venture Grants & Special Funding 1,389,673 1,817,014 Partner Agency Relations 380,087 375,284 Total Program Services $ 21,119,822 $ 21,463,672 Management and General Expense 989,172 945,900 Fund Raising Costs 1,340,963 1,294,162

Total Expenses $ 23,449,957 $ 23,703,734

Change in Net Assets 1,077,478 836,777 Less Change in Restricted Net Assets 629,603 454,299

Unrestricted Change in Net Assets 447,875 382,478

Unrestricted Net Assets, Beginning of Year 8,267,122 7,884,644

Unrestricted Net Assets, End of Year $ 8,714,997 $ 8,267,122

Where the Dollars Come From

Employees and Individuals62%

Corporations28%

Foundations10%

Where the Dollars Are Invested

Education46%

FinancialStability 7%

Health & Safety 47%

(1) 2011 amounts are unaudited (2) as of 12/31/2011The Tulsa Area United Way does not charge membership fees or dues to its partner agencies.

2012 BOARD NOMINEESFor years ended 12/31/11 and 12/31/10

2011 (1) 2010 REVENUES Contributions - Current Campaign $ 23,898,788 (2) $ 23,375,448 Contributions - Prior Years’ Campaigns 1,168,237 1,167,502 Less Collection Loss Provision (767,816) (998,352) Non Campaign Contributions 66,078 556,078 Special Grants 100,000 200,000 Net Investment Return 53,859 227,424 Other 8,289 12,411

Total Revenues $ 24,527,435 $ 24,540,511

EXPENSES Program Services Education $ 8,901,029 $ 8,286,691 Health/Safety 9,094,529 8,672,118 Financial Stability 1,354,504 2,312,565 Venture Grants & Special Funding 1,389,673 1,817,014 Partner Agency Relations 380,087 375,284 Total Program Services $ 21,119,822 $ 21,463,672 Management and General Expense 989,172 945,900 Fund Raising Costs 1,340,963 1,294,162

Total Expenses $ 23,449,957 $ 23,703,734

Change in Net Assets 1,077,478 836,777 Less Change in Restricted Net Assets 629,603 454,299

Unrestricted Change in Net Assets 447,875 382,478

Unrestricted Net Assets, Beginning of Year 8,267,122 7,884,644

Unrestricted Net Assets, End of Year $ 8,714,997 $ 8,267,122

Board Chair:Jim BenderWPX Energy, Inc.

Chair Elect:Chet CadieuxQuikTrip Corporation

Vice Chair:Robyn EwingWilliams

Secretary:David KeglovitsGableGotwals

Assistant Secretary:Dan EllinorBank of Oklahoma, N.A.

Treasurer:Mike RhoadsOklahoma Departmentof Insurance

Assistant Treasurer:Sandi WestbrookQuikTrip Corporation

Ethics Officer:Page BachmanSt. John Health System

Directors, 3 Year TermExpiring 2015Jim BenderWPX Energy, Inc.Susan BickertKimberly-Clark CorporationD. Bruce BinkleyT.D. Williamson, Inc.David KeglovitsGableGotwalsJim LangdonLangdon Publishing CompanyDean LutheyHallEstillMike MessickTransport Workers Union of America, Local 514Eli SmithSaint Francis Health SystemStuart SolomonPublic Service Company of OklahomaDonald E. WalkerARVEST Bank

Directors at Large,1 Year TermExpiring 2013Jeff CallisonUnited States Postal ServiceSteve CapronCapron & Edwards, PLLC

Daniel L. ChristnerJohn Christner Trucking, Inc.Willard JonesGreater Cornerstone ChurchCaron LawhornONEOK, Inc.Dave RatcliffCommunications Workers of America Local 6012Michael RiderAmerican Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 1180Clint SwansonRogers & BellRose Washington-Rentie Tulsa Economic Development Corporation

Directors-Vacated,3 Year TermExpiring 2014Elizabeth Frame Ellison Lobeck-Taylor FoundationBert MarshallBlue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma

Officer Nominees

WHY I GIVE“The United Way helps ensure that short-term needs are being

met, while working toward systematic, long-term solutions to the problems facing our community.”

Chet CadieuxPresident, QuikTrip Corp.

2011 CAMPAIGN CHAIR

Wow! That was the reaction of guests as we revealed the results of our highly successful 2011 campaign at our end-of-year celebration, “Unite!” The campaign was truly a community-wide effort with more than 50,000 individuals and 1,500 companies, nonprofit organizations, foundations, government agencies and schools contributing their time, talent and treasure.

Together, we raised $24,746,833, surpassing our goal by more than $190,000, the second largest campaign in the history of the Tulsa Area United Way.

The campaign was a success by all measures. We fully subscribed (fulfilled) four major community challenge grants. The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation, in conjunction with an anonymous donor, provided a Leadership Challenge Grant of $250,000, matching all new and increased gifts by individuals of $500 or more. QuikTrip generously issued a Small Business Challenge of $100,000, matching dollar-for-dollar all first-time gifts by small businesses with fewer than 50 employees. And T.D. Williamson contributed an additional $50,000 to the campaign as the result of a successful challenge to members of the Alexis de Tocqueville Society.

Our 17 Trailblazer companies, who ran early campaigns during the summer, also surpassed their goal by raising $2,522,909, setting the momentum for the campaign.

During the campaign, 153 companies and organizations conducted their first employee campaigns, 519 existing campaigns posted increases over last year and 2,093 individuals gave at the Leadership Level for the first time.

The Tulsa Area United Way’s partner agencies raised $839,388 toward the 2011 campaign, surpassing their goal, and TAUW employees contributed $107,104 to their own employee campaign, representing an unwavering commitment on the part of our staff. The campaign would not have been successful without the dedication and hard work of the TAUW staff and the commitment and energy of our 2011 class of 22 Loaned Executives.

And, of course, all dollars contributed to the Tulsa Area United Way are invested locally.

On behalf of myself and our Leadership Team, thank you for Living (and Giving) United!

Sincerely,

Jim BenderWPX Energy, Inc.

A Message from the2011 Campaign Chair

Challenge Grant Organizations

Anne & Henry ZarrowFoundation

QuikTripCorporation

T.D. Williamson, Inc.

2011 CAMPAIGN CABINET

DevelopmentTeamChairPaul CornellSpiritBank

Direct Mail/IndividualsMark JennemannBullseye Database Marketing

Small Business CouncilPaul CornellSpiritBank

Women’s Leadership CouncilBecky J. FrankSchnake Turnbo Frank | PR

Public Service and GovernmentChairCharlie JacksonCommunity Volunteer

CityPaul Zachary City of Tulsa

Combined Federal CampaignLt. Col. Gene Snyman U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

CountyFred PerryCounty Commissioner

EducationBrett CampbellTulsa Community College

Lloyd Snow Sand Springs Public Schools

Non ProfitsDesiree DohertyThe Parent Child Center of Tulsa

State Charitable CampaignVanessa AshleyDepartment of Human Services

Green Country and CommerceChairScott AndersonDollar Thrifty Automotive Group

AerospaceBasil Barimo NORDAM

BristowBlake BarnettSpiritBank - Bristow

HospitalityKelli Ostmeyer QuikTrip Corporation

Manufacturing/Port of CatoosaLyndon Spinner T.D. Williamson, Inc.

OkmulgeeMark Mabrey Citizens Security Bank

SapulpaBetty CalleyAmerican Heritage Bank

Valerie RoundSt. John – Sapulpa

TransportationMike SouzaDollar Thrifty Automotive Group

Energy and General Business ChairRob MartinovichONEOK, Inc.

Business/RetailDavid Vinall Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.

CommTechKevin Burdick ONEOK, Inc.

ConstructionJohn RupeRupe BuildingCompany

EnergyBryan GuderianWilliams

Energy ServicesJohn Lindsay Helmerich & Payne Inc.

Real EstateBen Cowen Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.

Professional BusinessChairMike CookeHallEstill

AccountantsJim Taylor HoganTaylor, LLP

AttorneysBetsy JacksonHallEstill

Sam Joyner Community Volunteer

FinanceRick HuckARVEST Bank

HealthcareKevin Gross Hillcrest HealthCare System

InsuranceStuart DeSelmsThe Holmes Organisation, Inc.

ChairChet CadieuxQuikTrip Corporation

FoundationsAlison AnthonyWilliams

LaborJohn GainesNE OK Labor Council

Loaned ExecutivesChet CadieuxQuikTrip Corporation

MarketingDavid WagnerSchnake Turnbo Frank | PR

Tocqueville SocietyJim and Suzanne KnealeCommunity Volunteers

TrailblazersRod Sands Explorer Pipeline

Leadership Team

LEADERS IN GIVING

Leaders in Total Dollars RaisedThe following companies, foundations and trusts are ranked by employee gift and corporate gift combined.

Million Dollar Plus

$999K—$250KAmerican AirlinesThe Anne & Henry Zarrow FoundationBlue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaDollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc.Helmerich & Payne, Inc.J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation, Inc.Magellan Midstream Partners, LPNORDAMSaint Francis Health SystemSamson Investment CompanyT.D. Williamson, Inc.

$249K—$100KAlliance Resource Partners, LPARVEST BankAT&TCity of TulsaExplorer PipelineThe F&M Bank & Trust CompanyFamily & Children’s ServicesH.A. & Mary K. Chapman Charitable TrustHallEstill Herman Kaiser FoundationHillcrest HealthCare SystemHilti, Inc.Holly Frontier RefineryKaiser-Francis Oil CompanyKimberly-Clark CorporationOmni Air InternationalPepsi Beverages CompanyPublic Service Company of OklahomaSeminole Energy ServicesSt. John Health SystemTulsa Area United WayTulsa CountyTulsa Public Schools

Union Public SchoolsUnited States Postal Service - Customer Service AdministrationVA Regional OfficeWorld Publishing Company

$99K—$50KAmerican Residential GroupBroken Arrow Public SchoolsCimarex EnergyCitizens Security Bank and Trust CompanyCommunityCare, Inc.Conner & Winters, LLPD & L Oil ToolsEnterprise HoldingsErnst & Young, LLPFlintco, LLCFrederic Dorwart LawyersGableGotwalsGeorge Kaiser Family FoundationGoodwill Industries of TulsaThe Hille Family Charitable FoundationHoganTaylor, LLPThe Holmes Organisation, Inc.Illinois Tool WorksJim Norton ToyotaJohn Christner Trucking, Inc.Ketchum Charitable FoundationMelton Truck Lines, Inc.Nadel & Gussman, LLCOSU in TulsaSenior Star LivingSpirit AeroSystemsState Farm Insurance CompaniesTulsa Community CollegeU.S. Army Corps of EngineersUnit CorporationUniversity of TulsaUPS

United States Postal Service - Customer Plant AdministrationWal-Mart Stores, Inc.Warehouse Market, Inc.Whirlpool CorporationZarrow Family Office

$49K—$30KAAON, Inc.American Heritage BankAnchor Gasoline Corp.Arby’sAVB BankBancFirst BKD, LLPCommunity Service Council of Greater TulsaCrowe & DunlevyDeloitteFirst National Bank & Trust of OkmulgeeGrant Thornton, LLPIBMJohn Steele Zink FoundationLIFE Senior ServicesMatrix Service CompanyMetLifeMid-Continent GroupMidFirst BankONB BankOSU Medical CenterPACCAR Winch DivisionPennWell CorporationQEP Energy CompanySpiritBankTarget CorporationTulsa Technology CenterYMCA of Greater Tulsa

LEADERS IN GIVING

Leaders in Total Number of Leadership GiversThe following companies are ranked by total number of Leadership Givers (those giving $500 or more).

500-250Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.NORDAMONEOK, Inc.QuikTrip CorporationWilliams

249-100American AirlinesCity of TulsaDollar Thrifty Automotive GroupHilti, Inc.Kimberly-Clark CorporationT.D. Williamson, Inc.Tulsa CountyUnion Public SchoolsUnited States Postal Service

99-50Explorer PipelineHelmerich & Payne, Inc.Hillcrest HealthCare SystemMagellan Midstream Partners, LPOmni Air InternationalPublic Service Company of OklahomaSaint Francis Health System

49-25Alliance Resource Partners, LPARVEST BankCimarex EnergyCitizens Security Bank and Trust Company City of Broken ArrowCommunityCare, Inc.Ernst & Young, LLPThe F&M Bank & Trust CompanyFlintco, LLCFrederic Dorwart LawyersGableGotwalsGoodwill Industries of TulsaHallEstillHoganTaylor, LLPThe Holmes Organisation, Inc.Jim Norton ToyotaSeminole Energy ServicesSpiritBank Tulsa Community CollegeTulsa Public SchoolsUniversity of TulsaUPSWorld Publishing Company

24-1012 & 12, Inc.American Heritage Bank American Residential GroupAVB BankBancFirst Camp Fire USA Green Country Council, Inc.City of OwassoCommunity Action Project of Tulsa CountyCommunity Service Council of Greater TulsaConner & Winters, LLPCredit Counseling Centers of OklahomaCrowe & Dunlevy, Attorneys and Counselors at LawCyclonic Valve Company, Inc.D & L Oil ToolsDoerner, Saunders, Daniel & Anderson, LLPDVIS/Call RapeeLynx TechnologiesEnterprise HoldingsFamily & Children’s ServicesFirst National Bank & Trust of OkmulgeeFirst Oklahoma BankGirl Scouts of Eastern OklahomaGrant Thornton, LLPHospice of Green CountryIC of Oklahoma, LLCIllinois Tool WorksInverness VillageJohn Christner Trucking, Inc.Kaiser-Francis Oil CompanyLeaders Life Insurance Co.LIFE Senior ServicesLIMCO Airepair, Inc.Matrix Service CompanyMcAfee & TaftMcElroy Manufacturing, Inc.Melton Truck Lines, Inc.Mental Health Association in TulsaMetLifeMid-Continent GroupMidFirst BankNadel & Gussman, LLCONB BankOU-Tulsa Schusterman CenterPalmer The Parent Child Center of Tulsa

PennWell CorporationPepsi Beverages CompanyRiggs, Abney, Neal, Turpen, Orbison & Lewis, Inc.Schnake Turnbo Frank | PRSenior Star LivingState Farm Insurance CompaniesStreet SchoolSummit BankThe Trane CompanyTTCU – The Credit UnionTulsa Area United WayTulsa Boys’ HomeTulsa CARESTulsa Metro ChamberTulsa Technology CenterUnit CorporationWillbros EngineeringWindstreamWoodard Technology and InvestmentsYMCA of Greater TulsaYouth Services of TulsaZeeco

9-5AAA OklahomaAAON, Inc.American Bank & Trust CompanyBig Brothers Big Sisters of OklahomaBKD, LLPThe Bridges FoundationBudcoCancer Treatment Center of Tulsa at Southwestern Regional Medical CenterCB Richard Ellis, Inc. Oklahoma Tulsa Properties, Inc.CenterPoint Energy Field Services, Inc.CFR, Inc.Chubb & SonCommerce BankCompression Solutions, Inc.Crosby-McKissick ProductsExplorer PipelineFirst WaveGibson, Dunn & CrutcherGlassWilkin, PCGrand Bank

Ikon Office SolutionsIPSCO TubularsJackie Cooper Imports of Tulsa, LLCJohnson & Jones, PCKPMG, LLPLegal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc.Littlefield Brand DevelopmentLuxa Enterprises, LLCMargaret Hudson ProgramMcIntosh Services, Inc.McJunkin Red Man CorporationMontereau, Inc.Morgan Stanley/Smith BarneyMuncie Power ProductsOral Roberts UniversityOSU in TulsaOSU Medical CenterPACCAR Winch DivisionPatriot BankPeoples BankPetrohawk Energy CorporationPray, Walker, Jackman, Williamson & Marlar, PCRamsey Industries, Inc.Regent BankRely EnergyRhodes, Hieronymus, Jones, Tucker & GableRich & Cartmill, Inc.Rodolf & ToddSafety Training Systems, Inc.SAIC Energy, Environment & Infrastructure, LLCThe Salvation Army - Tulsa Area CommandSapulpa Public SchoolsSmithco Engineering, Inc.Society of Exploration GeophysicistsSPX Heat Transfer, Inc.Sutherland Global ServicesTerra NitrogenThe Trust Company of OklahomaTulsa Day Center for the HomelessTulsa New HollandUmicore Autocat USA, Inc.Valley National BankVideo Gaming TechnologiesYouth Services of Creek County

CLYDELLA HENTSCHEL AWARD

This is the inaugural year for the Clydella Hentschel Award for Women in Leadership.

The Tulsa Area United Way Women’s Leadership Council is proud to present this new award to a woman in the Tulsa area who has demonstrated exceptional leadership skills and a commitment to her community. The award will be presented each year during the United Way’s Annual Meeting.

The first Clydella Hentschel Award will be presented this year to its namesake, Clydella Hentschel.

In addition to serving on the Board of Directors, Clydella Hentschel co-chaired the Tulsa Area United Way Campaign along with her husband David in 1993. Mr. and Mrs. Hentschel were the first husband-and-wife team to serve as campaign co-chairs, raising more than $15,220,000 for the community.

This original painting by Annie Ferris was created to represent the Clydella Hentschel Award for Women in Leadership.

CORPORATE LEADERSHIP AWARDSThe Williams Summit Leadership Award: WilliamsIn its second year, this award is presented to the organization with the best overall campaign. Williams soared in 2011, running a “model” campaign. Specifically, Williams provided a dollar-for-dollar match of all employee gifts and experienced a 25 percent increase over its 2010 campaign. Williams exhibited exemplary volunteer engagement with 23 individuals serving on either the TAUW Board of Directors or a committee. In addition, Williams served as presenting sponsor of the 2011 Day of Caring.

Combined Federal Campaign Eagle Award: United States Postal Service – Customer Service AdministrationThe U.S. Postal Service - Customer Service Administration achieved a 15 percent increase in its overall campaign and an $18,000 increase in individual Leadership Gifts of $500 or more. Average employee giving was also up 11 percent. Employees enjoyed spectacular kickoff and celebration events complete with food and prizes.

Leadership Giving Award: Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc.Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group posted a 17 percent increase in Leadership Givers and a 10 percent increase in Leadership dollars for the 2011 campaign. They held a special Leadership reception and offered incentives for the various giving levels.

Leadership Giving Award: Ernst & YoungErnst & Young rewarded their Leadership Givers during the 2011 campaign with a celebratory reception. This helped increase the number of Leadership Givers by 17 percent and Leadership dollars by more than 31 percent.

Trailblazer Award: T.D. Williamson, Inc.T.D. Williamson set an example as a Trailblazer company in 2011 by participating in all Trailblazer events and following the recommended steps for a “model” campaign. As a result, they increased their campaign by an astounding 50 percent overall, including a 35 percent increase in Leadership giving.

Illuminate! Award: Tulsa Boys’ HomeThis award for the outstanding partner agency campaign goes to Tulsa Boys’ Home. They followed every step in the Steps to a Successful Campaign and offered new Leadership Givers a day of paid time off. This resulted in a 100 percent increase in Leadership giving.

Ignite! Award: Compression Solutions, Inc.Compression Solutions, Inc. set the standard in 2011 for a first-time campaign. The company provided a corporate match to employee giving and followed many of the Steps to a Successful Campaign. In addition, the company’s owner served as a TAUW volunteer.

Small Business Award: Luxa Enterprises, LLCThis was the second campaign for the three companies that make up the small business, Luxa Enterprises, LLC. This year, they added a dollar-for-dollar match and saw their overall campaign increase nearly 500 percent over last year!

AWARD-WINNING CAMPAIGNS

Ability Resources, Inc. Adams Hall Asset Management, LLC Alliance Resource Partners, LP Anchor Gasoline CorporationARCS - A Robert Cromeans Salon Arthritis FoundationBancFirst - Tulsa Broken Arrow Neighbors Broken Arrow Public Schools •CountryLaneIntermediate •MargaretHudsonProgramCamp Fire USA Green Country Council, Inc. Caring Community Friends, Inc. CenterPoint Energy Field Services, Inc. Central National Bank Child Abuse Network (CAN) Chubb & Son City of Tulsa Mayor’s Office Crowe & Dunlevy, Attorneys and Counselors at Law

Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc. Ernst & Young, LLP Explorer Pipeline The F&M Bank & Trust Company First National Bank First Oklahoma Bank Frederic Dorwart Lawyers Girl Scouts of Eastern OklahomaGlenn Elliott & Associates, Inc. Grant Thornton, LLP HallEstill HoganTaylor, LLP The Holmes Organisation, Inc. Hospice of Green Country Jim D. Burwell, CPA KPMG, LLP Langdon Publishing CompanyLeaders Life Insurance Company Luxa Enterprises, LLC Magellan Midstream Partners, LP

McDonald, McCann & Metcalf, LLP Nadel & Gussman, LLC Neosource, Inc. ONEOK, Inc. The Parent Child Center of Tulsa Patriot Bank Properties Plus, Inc. Resonance Center for Women, Inc. Retired Senior Volunteer Program Schnake Turnbo Frank | PR Street School Stuart, Biolchini & Turner Summit Bank T.D. Williamson, Inc. Total Source for Hearing-loss and Access The Trane Company and members of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 430Tulsa Boys’ Home

Tulsa Public Schools •CurriculumandInstruction, Special Education and Student Services •KIPPTulsaAcademy College Prep Tulsa CARES Tulsa County •BoardofCommissioners •TAEMATulsa Metro Chamber Tulsa New Holland Williams World Travel Services, LLC Youth Services of Creek County

American Heart Association American Residential Group AVB Bank Bank of Oklahoma, N.A. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma BKD, LLP Boy Scouts of America, Indian Nations CouncilThe Bridges Foundation Broken Arrow Seniors Budco The Center for Individuals with Physical ChallengesCity of Tulsa Finance Department Commerce Bank

Community Bank - Bristow Community Service Council of Greater TulsaCredit Counseling Centers of Oklahoma Cyclonic Valve Company, Inc. DVIS/Call Rape Eagle Fuels Eastern Oklahoma Donated Dental Services Family & Children’s Services GableGotwals Harlan Motor Company Inverness Village Residents Irving Productions, Inc. Johnson & Jones, PC The Journal Record

LIFE Senior Services Littlefield Brand Development Melton Truck Lines, Inc. Metropolitan Tulsa Urban League NuStar Energy Omni Air International Optimus Corporation Palmer Peoples Bank PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP QuikTrip Corporation •Corporate •DivisionRegent Bank Rely Energy Robinowitz Oil Company

Rogers & Bell Seminole Energy Services Senior Star Living SpiritBank - Tulsa Tulsa Public Schools - Office of the Superintendent Travelers Insurance Tulsa Advocates for the Rights of Citizens with Developmental DisabilitiesTulsa Area United Way Tulsa CASA, Inc. Tulsa County Human Resources Tulsa County IT Department Wal-Mart #4615 - Glenpool Youth Services of Tulsa Zarrow Family Office

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BestBestof the

Best of the BestThe Best of the Best Award recognizes organizations with a campaign increase of at least 5%, employee participation of 75% or more and employee per capita giving of $250 or more.

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Excellence

Award of ExcellenceThe Award of Excellence recognizes organizations with employee participation of 75% or more and per capita giving of $185 or more.

12 & 12, Inc. A New Leaf, Inc. Albright, Rusher & Hardcastle American Bank & Trust Company American Heritage Bank - Beggs AmeriTrust Corporation Ameron International Arby’s ARVEST Bank BancFirst - Jenks The Barkley Law Firm Benefit Informatics Blackwell Smith, PC Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma Broken Arrow Public Schools •AlternativeCenter Academy Capital Advisors, Inc. CCC Parts Company CFR, Inc. Cimarex Energy CITGO Petroleum Corporation Citizens Security Bank and Trust Company •Bixby •OkmulgeeCity of Tulsa •LegalDepartment •RealEstateandWorkforceCommunication Graphics Conner & Winters, LLP Cortrol Process Systems, Inc. Crane Carrier Company and members of USW Local 6157

Crossroads, Inc. D & L Oil Tools Davis Bros. LLC Deloitte Doerner, Saunders, Daniel & Anderson, LLPEGS Electrical Group eLynx Technologies First Fidelity Bank First National Bank & Trust of Okmulgee First Wave Flintco, LLC GlassWilkin, PC Goodwill Industries of Tulsa Grand Bank Grubb & Ellis Helmerich & Payne, Inc. Hilti, Inc. Holly Frontier Refinery IBC Bank - Sand Springs SouthIkon Office Solutions Illinois Tool Works International Insurance Brokers, Ltd. James, Potts & Wulfers, Inc. Jim Norton Toyota John Christner Trucking, Inc. Kaiser-Francis Oil Company Kevin Grover GMC Kimberly-Clark CorporationKWB Oil Property Management, Inc. Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc. and members of LSUW Local 2320

Margaret Hudson Program McAfee & Taft Mental Health Association in Tulsa Midas MidFirst Bank NORDAM OG&E - Sapulpa Oklahoma Central Credit Union Oklahoma Insurance Commission ONB Bank Operation Aware of Oklahoma, Inc. Pepsi Beverages Company Physical Therapy of Tulsa Pray, Walker, Jackman, Williamson & Marlar, PCQEP Energy Company Rhodes, Hieronymus, Jones, Tucker & GableRich & Cartmill, Inc. Riddle & Wimbish Riggs, Abney, Neal, Turpen, Orbison & Lewis, Inc.Rodolf & Todd The Salvation Army - Tulsa Area Command Samson Investment Company Sapulpa Public Schools - Bartlett Academy Seymour & Graham, LLP Singer Bros. SpiritBank - Bristow Stanfield & O’Dell, PC Sullivan & Company

True Digital Security The Trust Company of Oklahoma Tulsa County •AdministrativeServices •ClerksOffice •ElectionBoard •FiscalDepartment •SocialServicesTulsa Day Center for the Homeless Tulsa National Bank Tulsa Public Schools - Chief of Staff OfficeTwenty First Properties, Inc. Unit Corporation Valero Energy CorporationValley National Bank Visiting Nurse Association of Tulsa Williford Companies Windstream Woodard Technology and Investments Woodrum, Kemendo, Tate & Westemeir, PLLC World Publishing Company Youth at Heart

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GoldGold AwardThe Gold Award recognizes organizations with employee per capita giving of $125 or more.

American Heritage Bank - Sapulpa BancFirst - Coweta Cargill Steel and Wire Chris Nikel’s Chrysler Jeep Dodge Circle B Mechanical, LLC City of Tulsa •Auditing

•HumanResources •INCOG •MohawkWaterTreatment Plant and members of AFSCME Local 1180CommunityCare, Inc. Compression Solutions, Inc. CSL Plasma Enterprise Holdings

Enterprise Rent-A-Car The First National Bank & Trust Company of Broken ArrowFirst United Bank of Sapulpa Frontier Plastic Fabricators, Inc. Gerdau Ameristeel - Sheffield Steel Corporation and members of USW Local 2741

Glass Design, Inc. Head, Johnson & Kachigian Holden & Carr Horizon Attorneys & CPAs Inverness Village Johnson Controls, Inc. and members of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 430KOTV - The News On 6

Silver AwardThe Silver Award recognizes organizations with employee per capita giving of $90 - $124.

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Silver

AWARD-WINNING CAMPAIGNS

American Airlines, Inc. and members of TWU Local 514American Heritage Bank - Sand Springs AT&T and members of CWA Local 6012BancFirst - Sand Springs Bank of America Corporation Bristow Public Schools - Middle SchoolBroken Arrow Public Schools •CountryLaneElementary •EducationServiceCenter •IndianSprings Elementary •LibertyElementary •RhoadesElementary •SequoyahMiddle •WestwoodElementaryCeja Corporation Circle B Underground City of Tulsa •BOKCenter/SMG Convention Center •Communications •HousingAuthority •MunicipalCourt •PublicWorks •ABJewellWater Treatment Plant and members of AFSCME Local 1180 •Engineering

CJC Architects, Inc. Clifford Power Systems CompSource Oklahoma Covington Aircraft Dayco Products, LLC DHS •AreaVIOffice Skyline East •ChildSupport Enforcement West Eastern Oklahoma Ear, Nose & Throat Ihloff Salon & Day Spa Jeanmarie Creations Jones, Gotcher & Bogan, PC LIMCO Airepair, Inc. Matrix Service Company Matthews Ford McIntosh Services, Inc. and members of Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 430 and Sheet Metal Workers Local 270Montereau, Inc. Morrow-Gill Lumber Company Muirfield Resources CompanyMuncie Power Products Okmulgee-Okfuskee County Youth Services OSU in Tulsa Owasso Public Schools - Administration Petrohawk Energy Corporation

Post Oak Lodge Public Service Company of Oklahoma and members of IBEW Local 1002The Radford Company RCB Bank - Union Sapulpa Public Schools - Holmes Park Elementary Sooner Pipe, LLC T.J. Maxx #336 - Tulsa Target #2357 - Tulsa Hills Terra NitrogenTulsa Public Schools •DistrictAccountability •ECDC-Bunche •FinancialServices •HooverElementary •KerrElementary •LanierElementary •LindberghElementary •MayoDemonstration Center •PennElementary •SalkElementaryTTCU The Credit Union Tulsa Community College •ConferenceCenter •WestCampusTulsa City-County Library Tulsa County •BuildingOperations •Inspections •Treasurer’sOffice

Tulsa Technology Center Union Public Schools •AndersenElementary •BoeversElementary •DarnabyElementary •EighthGradeCenter •GroveElementary •IntermediateHigh •McAuliffeElementary •PetersElementary •RosaParksElementaryWestern Sun Federal Credit Union YMCA of Greater Tulsa Zebco, a WC Bradley Company

Bronze AwardThe Bronze Award recognizes organizations with employee per capita giving of $55 - $89.

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Bronze

Silver Award cont.The Leinbach Company McElroy Manufacturing, Inc. Miss Jackson’s, Inc. Morgan Stanley/Smith Barney Morris State Bank Okmulgee County Family Resource Center PennWell Corporation RCB Bank - Owasso 96th StreetThe Rowland Group of Staffing CompaniesSafety Training Systems, Inc. Sand Springs Community Services

Sapulpa Vision Center Security Bank Selco, LLC Sheehan Pipeline Construction CompanyShow, Inc. Sneed Lang Herrold, PC Society of Exploration Geophysicists SolArc, Inc. Southwestern Payroll Service, Inc. Southwood Landscape & Nursery

Stillwater National Bank Stonebridge Technologies, Inc.Stuart C. Irby Company Sutherland Global Services Tulsa County Court Services Tulsa Postal & Community Federal Credit Union Tulsa Public Schools •ClintonMiddle •EmersonElementaryU.S. Pioneer Ultimate Service Associates Umicore

Union Public Schools •AlternativeSchool •EducationServiceCenter •JarmanElementary •MooreElementary •RoyClarkElementaryUPS and members of Teamsters Local 516White Star Machine & Supply Company

Best of the Best Award Social Security Administration - BartlesvilleUnited States Postal Service - Customer Service Administration

Award of Excellence10th Circuit Court of Appeals Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Office of U.S. Trustee Northern DistrictSocial Security Administration OkmulgeeU.S. Bankruptcy Court Eastern District United States Postal Service - Collections

Gold AwardComptroller of the Currency National Weather Service •Hydrology •MeteorologyOffice of Natural Resources Revenue Office of Surface Mining Oklahoma Army National Guard Social Security Administration •Miami •OfficeofDisabilityAdjudication and Review •Tulsa •MuskogeeTulsa Field Solicitor’s Office U.S. Army Reserve Center - Broken Arrow

U.S. Dept of Housing & Urban Development United States Postal Service •BulkMailRequirements •ChimneyHillsStation •DonaldsonStation •DowntownStation •EastArrowPostOffice •EastsideStation •JenksPostOffice •MorrisPostOffice •NortheastStation •NorthsideStation •OwassoPostOffice •Plant&DistributionTour2 •PlantAdministration •RobertJenkinsStation •SheridanStation •SoutheastStation •WestTulsaStation

Silver AwardSouthwestern Power AdministrationUnited States Postal Service •BristowPostOffice •Plant&DistributionTour3 •OkmulgeePostOffice

Bronze AwardBureau of Land Management - Oklahoma Field OfficeInternal Revenue Service

United States Postal Service •ClaremorePostOffice •Plant&DistributionTour1 •PlantMaintenanceU.S. Army Corps of Engineers VA Regional Office

Achievement AwardUnited States Postal Service •BartlesvillePostOffice •MotorVehicleServiceU.S. Attorneys Office - Northern DistrictVA Medical Center - Jack C. Montgomery Hospital

Federal Employee Union AwardsAmerican Postal Workers Union Local 1348National Rural Letter Carriers AssociationNational Association of Letter Carriers Branch 1358National Postal Mail Handlers Union Local 324

Public School Employee Union AwardsAmerican Federation of Teachers Local 6049Tulsa and Green Country Area Classroom Teacher AssociationsOklahoma Education Association

Combined Federal Campaign Awards

AAA Oklahoma AAON, Inc. Air Power Systems, Inc. Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. Broken Arrow Public Schools •ErnestChildersMiddle •CentennialMiddle •LynnWoodElementaryCity of Broken Arrow City of Owasso City of Sand Springs City of Tulsa •EMSA •FireDepartmentand members of Tulsa Fire Fighters Local 176 •PAC •PublicWorksQuality Assurance

Department of Environmental Quality Geophysical Research Company, LLC Joe West Company Linde Process Plants, Inc. M&M Lumber Company Manhattan Construction Company Marsh USA, Inc. Moyers, Martin, Santee & Imel, LLCNorthwestern Mutual Financial Network Oklahoma Blood Institute PACCAR Winch - Okmulgee Ramsey Industries, Inc. Red Crown Federal Credit Union Richards & Connor, PLLP

SAIC Energy, Environment & Infrastructure, LLCSaint Francis Health System Sapulpa Public Schools - Administration Saxum Public Relations Select Specialty Hospital Smithco Engineering, Inc. and members of USW Local 7570State Farm Insurance Companies Target •SuperTarget#2542– 101st & Memorial •Target#19–SouthYale •Target#2422-Broken Arrow

Tulsa Public Schools •CampusPoliceand Security Services •EisenhowerInternational •EugeneFieldElementary •GrimesElementaryUnion Public Schools •6th/7thGradeCenter •BriarglenElementary •UnionHigh •ThomasJefferson Elementary Tulsa Community College •MetroCampusTulsa Federal Credit Union University of Tulsa Willbros Engineering

Achievement AwardThe Achievement Award recognizes organizations with employee per capita giving of $45 - $54.

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Achievement

TULSA AREA UNITED WAY STAFFLaura Bell

John Cory

Bobbie Cremer

Sharon DeLaughter

Karen Ellenbarger

Misty Heusinger

Charles Kirby

Cindy Longacre

Hannah McGown

Craig McNeill

Christopher Mills

Matthew Pockrus

Diane Powell

Cynthia Qualls

Jeff Rogers

Bonnie Rucker

Maxine Street

Mark R. GrahamPresident and CEODerk TenzythoffSenior Vice President, Resource Development Tom Albaugh, Jr.Vice President, Labor RelationsSharon GallagherVice President, Community Investments

Jessica HargisVice President, Finance/CFOBrent OrtolaniVice President, MarketingGary SzaboVice President, Information Technologyand Infrastructure

2011 SPONSORS

Special MentionBank of Oklahoma, N.A.Blue Cross and Blue Shield of OklahomaLamar Outdoor Advertising Langdon Publishing/TulsaPeopleTulsa WorldSaxum Signal FactoryStokely Outdoor AdvertisingThe University of TulsaWilliams

Advertising and MediaIrving ProductionsTES Productions

Radio and TelevisionKJRH – 2 NBCKOKI – Fox 23/UPN 41KOTV – 6 CBSKTUL – 8 ABCKOED – 11 PBSThe Tulsa CW

PrintTulsa World & the Lorton FamilyGreater Tulsa Reporter NewspapersThe Journal RecordTulsa Business JournalNeighbor NewspapersTulsaPeople

Event SponsorsAmerican Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 1180Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.Centennial ParkCommunications Workers of America Local 6012Elote Café and CateringFleet FeetInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 584Operating Engineers Local 627Laborers’ International Union of North America Local 107Northeastern Oklahoma Central Labor CouncilOklahoma State AFL – CIOOklahoma State Building & Construction Trades CouncilQuik Print MainQuikTrip CorporationPipeliners Local 798Plumbers & Pipe Fitters Local 430Transport Workers Union of America Local 514Tulsa Convention CenterUnited Aerospace Workers Union of America Local 952United Auto Workers Union of America Local 1895United Steelworkers Local 4430

The University of TulsaVFW Post 557Williams

General SponsorsABCO RentsAmerican Red Cross, Tulsa Area ChapterBrady Tavern and Elliot NelsonBrookside CleanersChick-fil-aCity of Tulsa Police DepartmentEMSAExpo SquareGlacier ConfectionJay Litchfield, Grand American Auction CompanyKellogg’sLDF SalesLiberty PressMart TrophyMazzio’s CorporationMeeks LithographyOklahoma Offset, Inc.Pepsi Beverages CompanyRSVP “A Team”Schnake Turnbo Frank | PRTulsa Parks & RecreationWilliams

This publication represents gifts from the 2011 TAUW Campaign.The United Way regrets any errors or omissions. Please notify us with corrections.

2011 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chair:Dan EllinorBank of Oklahoma, N.A.Chair Elect:Jim Bender WPX Energy, Inc.Vice Chair:Robyn EwingWilliamsImmediate Past Chair:Donald E. WalkerARVEST BankSecretary:David KeglovitsGableGotwalsAssistant Secretary:Mike MessickTWU Local 514Treasurer:Mike RhoadsOklahoma Department of InsuranceAssistant Treasurer:Sandi WestbrookQuikTrip CorporationEthics Officer:Julian BrewerCommunity Volunteer

Page BachmanSt. John Health SystemKelli BaileyCMO Ltd.Keith BallardTulsa Public SchoolsBasil BarimoNORDAMSusan M. BickertKimberly-Clark CorporationD. Bruce BinkleyT.D. Williamson, Inc.

Chet CadieuxQuikTrip CorporationSteve CapronCapron & Edwards, PCDaniel L. ChristnerJohn Christner Trucking, Inc.William J. Collins, IIIAmerican AirlinesPaul CornellSpiritBankJeff CrippenOmni Air InternationalKathy Ervin-JohnsonUSPS - PostmasterBecky J. FrankSchnake Turnbo Frank | PRCathy GatesErnst & Young, LLPJohn GibsonONEOK, Inc.Kevin GrossHillcrest HealthCare SystemSteven B. HildebrandCommunity VolunteerJames C. KnealeCommunity VolunteerDave KollmannFlintco, LLCPhil Lakin, Jr.Tulsa Community FoundationJim LangdonLangdon Publishing CompanyJohn W. LindsayHelmerich & Payne, Inc.David LittlefieldLittlefield Brand DevelopmentBobby LortonWorld Publishing CompanyDean LutheyHallEstillBert MarshallBlue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma

J. Wade McCaleb, Sr.UAW Local 1895Steve McIntoshWilliamsMike MearsMagellan Midstream Partners, LPChuck MitchellOG&E-SapulpaDennis NeillSamson Energy Company, LLCJim NortonJim Norton ToyotaRay OwensMetropolitan Baptist ChurchDave RatcliffCWA Local 6012Rod SandsExplorer Pipeline Stuart SolomonPublic Service Company of OklahomaMargie SouthardState Farm Insurance CompaniesClint SwansonRogers & BellKathy TaylorMcAfee & TaftVanessa ThompsonCommunity VolunteerDon WellendorfCommunity Volunteer

Ex-Officio MembersMichael RedmanNeuens Mitchell Freese, PLLCMark R. GrahamTulsa Area United WayBoard InternsSubha SridharanNew VoicesBrian PaschalTYPros

12 & 12, Inc. nnA New Leaf nAbility Resources nAmerican Heart Association nnAmerican Red Cross, Tulsa Area Chapter nnArthritis Foundation nnBig Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma nBoy Scouts of America, Indian Nations Council nThe Bridges Foundation nBristow Social Services, Inc. nBroken Arrow Neighbors nBroken Arrow Seniors nCamp Fire USA Green Country Council nCaring Community Friends, Inc. nThe Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges nnChild Abuse Network (CAN) nCircle of Care - Frances E. Willard Ministry Center nnCommunity Action Project of Tulsa County nnCommunity Service Council of Greater Tulsa nCredit Counseling Centers of Oklahoma nnCreek County Literacy Program nCrossroads, Inc. nCrosstown Learning Center, Inc. n

Domestic Violence Intervention Services (DVIS)/Call Rape nnEastern Oklahoma Donated Dental Services nFamily & Children’s Services nnGirl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma nGoodwill Industries of Tulsa nnHomelife Association nHospice of Green Country nKIPP Tulsa Academy College Prep nLegal Aid Services of Oklahoma nnLIFE Senior Services nnMargaret Hudson Program nnMental Health Association in Tulsa nnnMetropolitan TulsaUrban League nOkmulgee County Family Resource Center nnOkmulgee County Homeless Shelter, Inc. nnOkmulgee-Okfuskee County Youth Services nnOperation Aware ofOklahoma, Inc. nOwasso CommunityResources nnPalmer nnThe Parent Child Centerof Tulsa nnRSVP nn

The Salvation Army nnSand Springs Community Services nShow, Inc. nStreet School n TSHA, Inc. nTulsa Advocates for the Rights of Citizens with Developmental Disabilities (TARC) nTulsa Boys’ Home nnTulsa CARES nTulsa CASA, Tulsa Court Appointed Special Advocates nnTulsa Day Center for the Homeless nnVisiting Nurse Associationof Tulsa nWagoner Area Neighbors nYMCA of Greater Tulsa nnYouth at Heart, Inc. nnYouth Services ofCreek County nnYouth Services of Tulsa nnYWCA Tulsa nn

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