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UNITED WAYOF YORK COUNTY2012 ANNUAL REPORTLEADERSHIP GIVING 2013

LIVE UNITED - For the past 92 years, United Way of York County has emphasized the need to come together as a community in order to advance the common good for all. To realize its mission of improving people’s lives, it is the responsibility of us all to work towards a stronger community. The United Way provides the vehicle for individuals to raise both volunteer and financial resources as well as develop the strategies needed to solve difficult issues that impact the quality of life in York County.

Last year’s campaign raised $6,945,879, a slight increase over the previous year but not quite as high as the record amount raised in 2007, prior to the economic downturn. York County has faced its share of adversity over the past five years, but York Countians have continued to be generous in supporting the 71 programs funded by the United Way through 35 partner agencies. A major reason for the steady increase in funds raised has been leadership giving. A 2% increase was raised from individuals contributing $1,000 or more, thanks in part to a leadership giving match contributed by Scott Wagner of Penn Waste. Additionally, thousands of individuals contributed $3.00 per week or more and became eligible for campaign incentive prizes donated by Bon Ton Stores, Giant, Doceo Office Solutions, York Revolution Baseball, and most notably this year, the 110th Anniversary 2013 FLHR Road King Classic, donated by Harley-Davidson Motor Company. Another major contribution to the success of this year’s campaign was the addition of 22 new companies that provided a corporate gift and/or allowed an employee campaign. The United Way is greatly appreciative of the hundreds of volunteers, companies, and individual contributors, who make the campaign successful.

Responding to community needs, the partner agencies continue to do more with less, as they are faced with significant reductions from state and federal resources. This was the third and final year of a three-year funding cycle for United Way allocations. In preparation for the next funding cycle, a new online software system was installed providing for all allocation applications and supporting material to be online. Leg Up Farm and York County Children’s Advocacy Center were added to the United Way federation. Other agencies have had to become creative to continue to provide needed services by merging programs, developing new relationships, and finding other creative responses to reductions. An example is the Hanover Chapter of the American Red Cross, which transitioned its food pantry to another partner agency, New Hope Ministries. This resulted in the ability of the American Red Cross to focus on its major purposes in the community.

Faced with a major funding reduction from the state, United Way’s Focus on Our Future developed a new strategic plan, which has resulted in some major strategies to continue its mission of supporting quality early childhood education.

Now called FOCUS, the initiative has become a certified recipient of Education Investment Tax Credits that will allow qualified families to send their children, ages 3-5 years, to quality centers. In addition, the administrative fees from the credits will be invested in a fund that will assist child care providers to pay for the training needed for their centers to maintain quality accreditation. This initiative was created in partnership with the Early Learning Investment Committee, a group of individual business leaders, who realize the importance of quality early childhood education to the future workforce.

The York County Truancy Prevention Initiative, in partnership with the York County Bar Foundation also saw some major changes and conducted a strategic planning process. The initiative’s efforts, in conjunction with other programs that emphasize the need to keep kids in school, has resulted in York County being number 7 in the state for truancy to being number 21 in the 2011/12 school year. Significant additional work needs to be done in this area, as the cost of truancy has a major impact on society.

This past year also saw another creative approach to the provision of services through the United Way’s partnership with York County in the Treatment Court Program. A diversion program, treatment courts keep offenders out of prison; however, enrolled individuals must meet the conditions of the program in order to stay out of prison. The result has been a significant impact on the individual and a major cost savings to the County of York. Serving as a fiscal agent, the United Way oversees a community outreach initiative and the ability of the program to raise additional funding for support services needed by the participants.

The United Way responded to other community needs through the FIRST program, the Volunteer Center, and SecureCorps, an AmeriCorps program. Described later in this report, these programs are providing some of the resources needed for the direct service programs in the community to do their jobs in a more effective and efficient manner.

The United Way of York County is a volunteer-based organization. Through the efforts of hundreds of volunteers, York County is a better place to live. On behalf of the thousands of individuals that receive services because of their contributions of both financial and time resources, thank you for another successful year of improving people’s lives in York County.

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A MESSAGE FROM BOARD CHAIRAND EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

DAVID CONFERBOARD CHAIR

ROBERT J. WOODSEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012-13DAVID CONFER, CHAIR

WOLF

C. MATTHEW SMITH, IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRYork College of PA

EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE 2012-13

DAVID CONFER, CHAIR WOLF

J.T. HAND, CHAIR-ELECT York Water Company

MATT SMITH, CHAIR EMERITUS York College of Pennsylvania

W. CASEY DELLER C.S. Davidson, Inc.

DAN MECKLEY BAE Systems

NANCY STOUGH-MILLER IAMAW Local 175

MARK OTTEMILLER NuTec Design Associates, Inc.

MARK WHEELER New Standard Corporation

BARRIE CALLAHAN Community Volunteer

BETTY CARSON Community Volunteer

JUDITH CHAMBERS York Traditions Bank

SUSAN CRAWFORD Dentsply International

LORI CUTSHALL Dept. of Environmental Protection

KRISTA DARR Fulton Bank

CASEY DELLER C.S. Davidson, Inc.

ROGER DICK Community Volunteer

KAREN REESER PNC Bank

CHARLES FLEEGLE IAMAW Local 1400

THOMAS GROSS York Area Regional Police

J.T. HAND York Water Company

ROBERT LOMBARDO Spring Grove Area School District

TODD LORD Orthopaedic & Spine Specialists

KENNETH MAzzIE Glatfelter Insurance Group

RUSSELL MCKNIGHT Community Volunteer

DANIEL MECKLEY BAE Systems

SCOTT MICHAEL ParenteBeard LLC

NANCY STOUGH-MILLER IAMAW District 98

LEROY MOORE, JR. CBY Systems, Inc.

DAVID MUTH Harley-Davidson Motor Co.

JOSETTE MYERS Memorial Hospital

REESY NEFF Susquehanna Bank

KEITH NOLL WellSpan Health

MARK OTTEMILLER NuTec Design Associates, Inc.

WILLIAM PERKINS UAW Local 1872

JOSEPH RILATT Fulton Bank

KATHY SEILHAMER First Energy

STEPHEN SELBY IBEW Local 229

JENNIFER SHIMKONIS Hanover Hospital

NEIL SLENKER Stock and Leader

COURTNEY STONER HealthSouth Rehabilitation

JERRY WATSON Keystruct Construction, Inc.

SCOTT WEAVER PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Co.

MARK WHEELER New Standard Corporation

WILLIAM YANAVITCH Glatfelter

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INDEXTHE COMMUNITY FUND . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . 5

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

LABOR PARTNERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

LABOR PARTNERSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

FIRST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

FOCUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

TRUANCY PREVENTION INITIATIVE. . . . . . . . . . . . 8

THE VOLUNTEER CENTER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

SECURECORPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

PARTNER AGENCY SUPPORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10

FINANCIAL SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11

THE TOCqUEVILLE SOCIETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

IN-KIND GIFTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

2012 EVENT SPONSORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

DAY OF ACTION SPONSORS & PARTICIPANTS . . . . . .13

EMPLOYEE GIVING AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

CORPORATE GIVING AWARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

2012 CAMPAIGN SUPPORT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

CAMPAIGN COORDINATORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE RECOGNITION . . . . . . . . .18

VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION, LABOR . . . . . . . . . . .19

2012 PACESETTER COMPANIES . . . . . . . . . . . . .19

COMMUNITY IMPACT VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION . . . .20

A MESSAGE FROM KEITH D. NOLL . . . . . . . . . . . .22

A MESSAGE FROM KRISTA SNYDER DARR . . . . . . . .23

A MESSAGE FROM TOCqUEVILLE CHAIRS . . . . . . . .24

COMMUNITY FUND LEADERSHIP GIVING. . . . . . . . .25

THE TOCqUEVILLE SOCIETY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

FIRST CAPITAL CLUB. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28

LEADERSHIP GIVING BY ORGANIzATION. . . . . . . . .33

EMERGING LEADERS SOCIETY (ELS) . . . . . . . . . . .36

LEGACY GIFTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

UNITED WAY OF YORK COUNTY STAFF . . . . . . . . . .40

The Community Fund is the most efficient and effective way to make the greatest impact in our community. When workplace employees, companies and individuals give to the Community Fund through the annual campaign, United Way is able to invest those donations in 71 programs supported by 35 Partner Agencies.

The Special Response Fund allows for Partner Agencies to address new and emerging community needs.

Each year, volunteers work diligently to ensure that only programs that demonstrate a measurable impact in people’s lives are trusted with United Way dollars. The programs are thoroughly assessed to make certain that significant results and outcomes are achieved. Your gift to the Community Fund allows these programs to exist in order to improve people’s lives – making the York County community stronger, safer and healthier.

THE COMMUNITY FUND

Last June, These members of the York County community were recognized for their outstanding community contributions and service to United Way of York County.

OUTSTANDING COMMUNITY SERVICE

These programs address human services needs across three Focus Areas:

EDUCATION Helping children & youth achieve their potential INCOME Promoting financial stability and independence HEALTH Improving people’s health

2011 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD MICHAEL HADY

2011 VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD J.T. HAND

2011 LABOR AWARD HENRY MAUL

2011 COMMUNITY BUILDING AWARD THE HONORABLE JOHN C. UHLER

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C. Matthew Smith and Robert J. Woods at the Annual Partner Meeting.

Michael Hady receiving Distinguished Award from Robert J. Woods.

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RESOURCE DEVELOPMENTAdvancing the common good and improving people’s lives, by focusing on education, income and health, creates the building blocks of a good quality of life. It provides the foundation for the United Way of York County. Contributions to the annual campaign create impactful change for our neighbors throughout York County.

The success of the 2012 Campaign was palpable at the Celebration and Awards event. The festivities were highlighted through recognition of hundreds of dedicated volunteers who joined in the campaign. The “Best of” Awards were created by the Campaign Coordinator Council. Companies and individuals honored were:

• Best Campaign Results – Graham Engineering Corporation

• Best Special Event – Susquehanna Bank

• Best Campaign Coordinator or Team – Child Care Consultants

• Best in Show – Glatfelter Insurance Group

• Partner Agency Award – York County Literacy Council

• LIVE UNITED Trophy – South Western School District

• Steve Witmer of WPMT Fox43 – 20 years of campaign video production

• Lifetime Achievement Award – Sandi Barefoot, Susquehanna Bank

The Celebration culminated with 2012 Campaign Chair, Mark Ottemiller, NuTec Design Associates, Inc., announcing that $6,945,879 had been raised which, through the Community Fund, provides funding to more than 70 programs of the 35 Partner Agencies. The 2012 Campaign also claimed two other successes. This is the third year in a row that the agency raised more money than the previous campaign. It also recognized that the 2012 campaign put United Way of York County over $200 million total amount raised since its inception in 1921.

Over 400 companies and organizations conducted workplace giving campaigns with their employees during 2012. It is through their participation that permitted United Way’smessage to be shared with so many supporters throughout the county.

In the concluding chapter of the 2012 Campaign, five prizes were delivered to winners throughout York County by the United Way “Prize Patrol”. The winners were surprised at their place of employment alongside co-workers celebrating with them. Congratulations to:

• John Eveler, of John H. Myers and Son, Inc.; 2013 Harley-Davidson FLHR Road King 110th Anniversary motorcycle, donated by Harley-Davidson Motor Company

• James Johns, of New Standard Corporation; $1,500 in Giant Gift Cards donated by Giant Food Stores, Inc.

• Gregory Zinn, Sr. of Penn Waste, Inc.; $1,000 Bon-Ton Shopping Spree donated by The Bon-Ton Stores, Inc.

• John Miller of Graham Architectural Products Corporation; iPad Bundle/Gift Card, valued at $1,000 donated by DOCEO Office Solutions

• Kyle Steffee, of Kinsley Construction, Inc.; Two Season Tickets for York Revolution Baseball, donated by York Revolution

Beyond these five prizes, incentives were offered each weekday throughout the campaign. “Winners of Remarkable Merchandise” or WORM prizes, were awarded for the “early birds” who pledged early toward the success of the 2012 campaign. 65 winners received merchandise from York County merchants who partnered with United Way to increase donations.

Throughout the year, hundreds of volunteers demonstrated what it means to LIVE UNITED. Thank you to the Campaign Cabinet and the Hanover Area Advisory Council, representing companies and organizations throughout York County, who led the way by setting ambitious goals and implementing solid strategies that worked. The achievement of the campaign was also made possible by those who served as Account Executives, Loaned Campaign Associates, Campaign Coordinators, Speaker’s Bureau, Emerging Leaders Society (ELS) Steering Committee, Tocqueville Society Cabinet and Leadership Giving Council.

The energy felt throughout the 2012 Campaign created a momentum for the years ahead, allowing the great efforts in York County to continue and expand…and ultimately improve people’s lives!

John Eveler, 2012 Grand Prize

Winner (left) with Ed Magee,

Harley-Davidson Motor Company.

Chad Lamendola, General Manager of Wolf Furniture Company, delivers their 2012 campaign donation to Robert J. Woods, Executive Director of United Way of York County.

James Johns of New Standard Corp., winner of the2012 Giant Gift Cards.

The 38-year partnership with The York-Adams Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, continues to be productive and remains strong and beneficial.

The Labor Council’s active community services activities program provides the foundation and opportunity for union volunteers to be civically engaged and aligned with the mission of the United Way. Before the United Way of York County 2012 Campaign began, delegates approved the Labor Council’s workplace endorsement of the 2012 fundraising drive.

The United Way of York County has the distinction of being the only non-profit charitable organization to receive a Labor Council resolution of endorsement.

Thomas Santone, President of the Labor Council, provides committed leadership to the partnership by actively encouraging and supporting union volunteerism and the year-round activities of the Union Community Activists’ Network (UCAN). Clark Ruppert, Jr. was the Labor Participation Representative on the 2012

United Way Campaign Cabinet. Linda Sanders chairs the Community Services Committee.

The United Way Labor Advisory Committee is comprised of 15 union leaders and meets regularly throughout the year to offer guidance and support to the annual Campaign efforts for United Way. Five Labor volunteers currently serve on the United Way Board of Directors.

Successful community service projects such as the Letter Carriers Food Drive, United Way’s “Job Resource Helpline” and the year-round UCAN training classes continue to be a vital component of the Labor Council’s programmatic work plan.

When announced, many local businesses received services from the PA Department of Labor & Industry’s “Rapid Response” outreach team, which responds to local employers who announce employee layoffs or business closings. It also assists affected employees by distributing “Coping with Job Loss” booklets published by United Way of York County through its participation in dislocated workers informational meetings. To help workers cope with the potential stress and concern due to their job loss, the YMCA of York and York County con-tinues to authorize family guest membership passes that are made available at the Rapid Response meetings.

Residents of York County, who need help but do not know where to turn, can call FIRST, the Free Information and Referral System Teleline. A trained information and referral specialist will listen to what the person needs and give advice on where to start. FIRST is a free and confidential service that operates 24/7. The program is a partnership of United Way and York County Human Services.

Outside of Pennsylvania, most people needing help can dial 2-1-1 to be connected with an information and referral specialist. United Way of York County is part of the PA 2-1-1 Board that is working to build a statewide system of information and referral. The PA Public Utility Commission granted the 2-1-1 dialing code to the PA 2-1-1 Board and charged the Board with establishing a

regional system that eventually will cover the entire Commonwealth.

Eventually people needing help paying rent or utility bills will call 2-1-1 to learn how to access services.

LABOR PARTNERSHIP

FIRST (FREE INFORMATION AND REFERRAL SYSTEM TELELINE)

THOMAS SANTONE

FRED WILSONPresident;

Teamsters Local 776

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FOCUS, a Success By 6 Early Childhood Initiative, supports high quality early childhood education, school readiness, and family engagement in York County Pennsylvania. FOCUS provides EITC scholarships for children to attend preschool, and scholarships to early childhood teachers to continue in higher education. Ready Freddy, a kindergarten transition program, the Early Literacy 100 Book Challenge, and the Love 2 Learn Event reached 1,050 children directly in 2012/2013. This year FOCUS also distributed resources to 60% of the children served by child care facilities in York County and certified 422 early childhood teachers in Pediatric First Aid.

FOCUS provided grants to 3 early childhood educators to imple-ment special projects in their classrooms. There are currently 9 National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) accredited centers and 5 National Association for Family Child Care (NAFCC) accredited home based providers in York County.

Approximately 98% of children enrolled in United Way partner agency’s early childhood education programs are meeting

developmental milestones as measured by the Commonwealth of PA’s standardized assessment tool. Approximately 13% of York County children under five have accessto high quality early childhood education.

Currently there are 33 Keystone STAR 3 or STAR 4 programs in York County compared to 19 in 2006.

A new strategic plan was developed in 2013 to guide FOCUS in its vision that all children will enter school ready to learn.

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FOCUS

TRUANCY PREVENTION INITIATIVEThe York County Truancy Prevention Initiative is a strategic effort to consistently respond to truancy among multiple partners, agencies and school districts in York County. It serves all school-aged youth in York County by establishing itself as a clearinghouse for what works to prevent truancy and dropout, staying current on national education policy research, and finding ways to enhance York County’s provision of truancy prevention programs using best practices research.

Six years ago, the truancy rate in York County was the 7th highest in the State. As of the 2012 ranking, York County has decreased its ranking for truancy to 21st.

One York County truancy intervention program, Check & Connect, started three years ago serving students and families in three York County school districts. 59 of the students who have been in this program for more than one year no longer have any unexcused absences. For some of these students, this is tremendous progress. For instance, one student had 41 unlawful absences last year. This year he has none.

In 2011, the York County Truancy Prevention Initiative started its first youth-run truancy intervention program as an alternative to going to court for truant students. The role of the students consists of coming up with consequences that would allow the truant student to take responsibility for his or her actions, which may include community service, jury duty, oral/ written apologies, essays, or personal development. Youth Court Alliance currently operates the three York County school districts. As of March 1, 2013, 72 families contacted Youth Court Alliance to opt into the program. Of these families, 16 participants successfully completed their assigned consequences; five of whom requested to voluntarily continue participation in the program as members. 30 participants are in the process of completing their assigned consequences. Other participants failed to complete all of their assigned consequences; failed to show up to either their intake meeting or their scheduled hearing or opted into the program but had to pull out because of moving to a new district. Data provided by the County’s school districts indicated that 2,667 students/families received truancy citations for missing four or more days unlawfully in the 2010-2011 school year. Yet, in the 2011-2012 school year, the school districts indicated that 2,339 students/families received truancy citations, a decrease of 328 students/families, or 12.3%.

Children participating in Love2Learn Family Fun Event.

Youth Court Alliance, 2012

United Way’s Volunteer Center is integral to the success of local nonprofits’ volunteer recruitment, and their ability to build volunteer capacity. Through our web-based system, Volunteer Solutions, the Volunteer Center is streamlining the process of volunteer matching, while increasing United Way’s capacity to meet the needs of volunteers who are searching for opportunities. More than 100 nonprofits use our Volunteer Solutions database to advertise volunteer opportunities, listmaterial needs, manage volunteers, and organize events. Volunteer opportunity seekers can go to United Way’s

website and search Volunteer Solutions to find opportunities that interest them. From there they can contact the agency directly by email or phone.

SecureCorps, an AmeriCorps program at United Way of York County, provided service opportunities for 53 Members who served at a dozen nonprofits in areas such as disaster preparedness, volunteer engagement, free tax preparation, education and truancy prevention.

Activities were organized for four National Days of Service. Supplies were donated and 120 cards were made for troops for 9/11 Remembrance Day, volunteers completed projects for three nonprofit agencies for National Family Volunteer Day, for Martin Luther King Day 219 volunteer artists created artwork expressing what Martin Luther King’s message means to them and on Global Youth Service Day 64 youth and adult volunteers revitalized two community parks.

Members and volunteers helped 2,625 low to moderate-income individuals and families file their taxes free of charge through the IRS-sponsored VITA, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, program, resulting in an estimated $4 million being returned to the community.

Emergency Operations Plans for 34 agencies were created or updated and members provided educational programs on disaster preparedness to over 800 individuals and assisted with other disaster preparedness organizations in York County, including Volunteer Organizations Active in Disasters, York County Emergency Management Agency and the Red Cross.

Additionally, Members leveraged over 10,000 hours of service from non-AmeriCorps volunteers.

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THE VOLUNTEER CENTER

SECURECORPS

2012 Day of Action Volunteers in York County

Positive Art Initiative to showcase Martin Luther King’s influence.

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PARTNER AGENCY SUPPORT2012 Partner Agencies

2012 Program Allocations

Designated Contributions

Total Campaign Support

Adams-Hanover Counseling Services, Inc. $52,930 $14,114 $67,044

American Red Cross – Greater Hanover Chapter $118,323 $23,716 $142,039

American Red Cross, York-Adams Chapter $183,630 $150,450 $334,080

The Arc of York County $53,720 $30,632 $84,352

Bell Socialization Services, Inc. $38,750 $32,579 $71,329

Big Brothers/Big Sisters of York County, Inc. $40,468 $52,763 $93,231

Boy Scouts of America, New Birth of Freedom Council $161,206 $85,216 $246,422

Catholic Charities $46,600 $80,850 $127,450

Child Care Consultants $47,713 $10,635 $58,348

Children’s Aid Society-The Lehman Center $41,900 $36,922 $78,822

Community Progress Council, Inc. $50,902 $16,540 $67,442

Crispus Attucks Association, Inc. $183,626 $73,233 $256,859

Family First Health $85,800 $14,914 $100,714

ForSight Vision $20,500 $29,264 $49,764

Girl Scouts in the Heart of Pennsylvania $108,019 $23,110 $131,129

Hanover Area YMCA Association $61,156 $11,203 $72,359

Leadership York $10,542 $28,116 $38,658

Lutheran Social Services of South Central PA $92,174 $59,908 $152,082

Mental Health America of York and Adams Counties $19,845 $12,185 $32,030

MidPenn Legal Services $27,405 $8,882 $36,287

New Hope Ministries $64,698 $57,297 $121,995

Penn-Mar Human Services $60,339 $42,333 $102,672

Pressley Ridge $123,120 $2,891 $126,011

The Salvation Army $147,500 $110,738 $258,238

UCP of South Central PA, Inc. $36,666 $21,478 $58,144

Visiting Nurse Association of Hanover & Spring Grove $38,200 $41,043 $79,243

VNA Home Care $49,880 $38,347 $88,227

YMCA of York and York County $172,610 $45,452 $218,062

York County Literacy Council $54,550 $43,978 $98,528

York Day Nursery, Inc. $134,000 $20,884 $154,884

York Habitat for Humanity $0 $23,493 $23,493

York Jewish Community Center $81,480 $41,059 $122,539

YWCA Hanover $77,549 $10,405 $87,954

YWCA York $269,079 $115,759 $384,838

Allocations Designations Total$2,754,880 $1,410,389 $4,165,269

Total Allocations and Designations for the 2012-13 Funding Year Among Partner Agencies

Special Response Fund

Since 1998, the Special Response Fund has been used to provide financial support to new or emerging community initiatives, strategic planning and new programs of partner agencies. Fund activity for 2012 is listed below. Organization Program Funding SecureCorps AmeriCorps Disaster Preparedness Program $50,000 York County Community Foundation Moving Plans into Action $5,000 YMCA of York and York County Latino Services Program $30,000 York County Truancy Prevention Initiative Prevention of Truancy $31.335 Leg Up Farm Animal Assisted Program $20,000 YMCA of York Y Housing Resources $7,500 Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program (EFSP)

United Way of York County annually receives funds from EFSP to address the needs of homeless or nearly homeless people in York County. A local Board is convened to distribute those funds to nonprofit agencies. The Phase 29 award was distributed to the following six agencies:

Organization Program Funding ACCESS-York, a Program of YWCA York Emergency Mass Shelter $17,000 Bell Socialization Services Emergency Mass Shelter $123,957 Community Progress Council Rent and Individual Shelter Nights $9,265 Hanover Council of Churches Emergency Mass Shelter $1,710 The Salvation Army Utility Assistance $13,900 United Way of York County Administrative Costs $1,710

SPECIAL RESPONSE FUND AND EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER, NATIONAL BOARD PROGRAM (EFSP)

$31,335

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FINANCIALSUMMARY

Donated materials and services of $88,509 are

included in the Statement of Activities.

These statements were extracted from the

Financial Statements audited by SF&Company CPAs

and Business Advisors. The Financial Statements

may be examined in the offices of the United Way

of York County during regular business hours.

United Way of York County does not assess fund-

raising fees on designations processed for partner

agencies.

Bequests, Endowments, and Planned GivingUnited Way of York County didn’t receive any

bequests during the fiscal year ending March

31, 2013.

United Way of York County has endowment funds

managed by York County Community Foundation

and United Way of York County. United Way’s funds

with York County Community Foundation are pooled

as part of the Foundation’s Heritage Funds.

The following represents the activity in the

accounts during the year ended March 31, 2013.

Statement of Financial PositionMarch 31, 2013

AssetsCash $649,563Cash - Restricted 7,294Pledges Receivable, net of allowance for uncollectible pledges of $557,467 3,600,519Grants Receivable 61,472Miscellaneous Receivables 5,709Prepaid Expenses 14,645Investments - Unrestricted 2,111,981Investments - Restricted, Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trusts Held by Third Parties 506,478Investments - Restricted, Endowment Funds 1,226,314Fixed Assets, net of accumulated depreciation 182,069

Total Assets $8,366,044

Liabilities and Net AssetsAccounts and Designations Payable, Accrued Expenses, and Custodian Accounts $3,125,936Allocations Payable 705,887Funds Held under Agency Agreements 48,874 Total Liabilities $3,880,697

Net AssetsUnrestricted $26,659Unrestricted - Board Designated 945,110 Total Unrestricted Net Assets 971,769Temporarily Restricted 1,773,492Permanently Restricted 1,740,086 Total Net Assets 4,485,347

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $8,366,044

Statement of ActivitiesYear Ended March 31, 2013

RevenueAnnual Campaign and Bequests $6,279,254Grants 416,198Investment Income 101,298Miscellaneous Income 59,661Memberships/Donations 20,234Rental Income 73,041Realized and Unrealized Losses on Investments 192,625 Total Revenue $7,142,311

Less: Amounts Designated by Donors for Specific Organizations -$2,443,571

Net Revenue $4,698,740

Distributions and Expenses Program Services

Distributions to Agencies $2,716,291 Community Impact 1,126,249 Total Program Services $3,842,540

Supporting Services Organizational Administration $479,566 Resource Development 503,507 Total Supporting Services $983,073

Total Expenses $4,825,613

Increase in Net Assets -$126,873

Donated materials and services of $88,509 are included in the Statementof Activities.

The above statements were extracted from the Financial Statements audited by SF&Company CPAs and Business Advisors. The Financial Statementsmay be examined in the offices of the United Way of York Countyduring regular business hours.

United Way of York County does not assess fundraising fees on designations processed for partner agencies.

Bequests, Endowments, and Planned GivingUnited Way of York County didn't receive any bequests during the fiscal year endingMarch 31, 2013.

United Way of York County has endowment funds managed by York County Community Foundation and United Way of York County. United Way's funds with York County Community Foundation are pooled as part of the Foundation's Heritage Funds.

The following represents the activity in the accounts during the yearended March 31, 2013.

York County United WayCommunity Foundation of York County

Beginning Balance, 4/1/12 $492,932 $1,192,425Contributions 0 0Distributions -18,822 -51,100Net Investment Return 54,063 92,283Ending Balance, 3/31/13 $528,173 $1,233,608





































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The Tocqueville Society is United Way’s major gift program, recognizing individuals who contribute $10,000 or more annually to the campaign. The Society is named after the French historian Alexis de Tocqueville – who visited America in 1831 and recorded his observations on the voluntary spirit of the American people.

Last year 95 Tocqueville members contributed over $1.3 million to the United Way campaign, setting an impressive record for community commitment. We extend our profound gratitude to the contributors and volunteers who have worked so diligently to carry on the standard of inspired leadership in creating a stronger York County for us all.

THE TOCqUEVILLE SOCIETY

2012 TOCqUEVILLE SOCIETY CABINET

Raymond Rosen & Debby Rosen, Co-ChairsRick Smith & Carol Smith, Co-Chairs

Anthony P. CampisiRichard D. Carson

Linda DavidsonWilliam H. Kerlin

Dr. Samuel S. Laucks Richard L. Seim

Allison Siegelman$50,000+Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Appell, Jr.

W. Dale Brougher Foundation

Robert W. & Donna J. Pullo

Scott Wagner

$25,000 - $49,999Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Glatfelter

Donald & Ingrid Graham

Nancy & Tim Grumbacher

Louis Guthrie, Esq.

Cornelia & William Wolf

Tom & Frances Wolf

$20,000 - $24,999Steve & Julie Pandelidis

Michael & Jane Rice

$15,000 - $19,999Tom & Nancy Brenner

Pete & Meg Brubaker

Tony & Stef Campisi

Drs. Eugene & Mary Jo Eline

Ginger & John Finlayson

Bill & Kim Kerlin

Kent & Tawn Ketterman

Sue C. & John C. Schmidt

Clyde A. Strang, M.D.

Dr. Paul & Dr. Leslie Tolerico

$10,000 - $14,999Bruce Bartels & Romana Li

Katie & Rob Berkebile

Marsha D. Bornt, M.D. & John Davis

Fred & Barrie Callahan

Steven & Faina Caplan

Richard & Elizabeth Carson

Charles & Mary Chodroff

Drs. Richard & Marian Damewood

David & Linda Davidson

The Donley Foundation represented

by Tom & Cindy Donley

Lynne Durbin & J.F. Mergen

Erda & Bob Erdos

Michael & Esther Furman & Family

Judy & Ed Garber

Gary & Karyl Lee Gilbert

Gary & Karen Gilbert, II

James & Kathleen Gilhool

Michael L. & Catherine A. Gleim

Steve & Julie Groff

Mike & Pat Heidler

Michael & Gail Heneghan

George & Martha Hodges

Douglas & Cecilia Hofmann

Mark & Janice Illfelder

John & Arlene Ingari

David & Beverly Kennedy

Tighe & Kathy King

Robert A. & Anne W. Kinsley

Michael & Kim Klein

Drs. Thomas & Kimberly Kurland

Sam & Jeanne Laucks

Jane & Stanton Lebouitz

Todd & Kathy Lord

Dave & Betsy Meckley

Larry J. & Sally Miller

Dr. Michael & Lori Mitrick

Mick & Di Moritz

David & Melissa Myers

Dean & Carol Nachtigall

Keith Noll & Teddi Hesser

Joan & Tom Norris

Michael & Debra O’Connor

Nicholas & Lisa Pandelidis

Dante & Brenda Parrini

Julie Pullo-Hess

Susan Pullo Penn

Tracey Pullo Schutty

Theresa & Mark Richardson

Debby & Raymond Rosen

Paul & Lori Rudy

Mark & Ruby Schmidt

Susan & Arthur Seifert

Marna & Dick Seim

Anne & Lyle Siddoway

Bryan & Allison Siegelman

Judith Simpson

Rick & Carol Smith

Joan & David Stauffer

David & Mary Stewart

Ken & Patti Sweigart

Steve & Beth Triantafyllou

Dale & Wendy Voorheis

Joe & Susan Wagman

Rich & Carol Wagman

Donna & Jerry Watson

Sue & Elliott Weinstein

Jonathan Whitney & Angela Dohrman

Bruce & Sharon Williams

Carolyn & Mort Zifferer

Patty & William Zimmerman

3 anonymous donors

TOCqUEVILLE LIFETIME GIFTS

LEGACY GIFT - $1,000,000Robert W. & Donna J. Pullo

ENDOWED TOCqUEVILLE GIFTMichael L. & Catherine A. Gleim

Joan & Tom Norris

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BNY MELLON Wealth Management C.S.Davidson, Inc.Columbia GasFulton BankGlatfelter & Members of Local 1303 (USW)Glatfelter Insurance GroupHarley-Davidson Motor CompanyHealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of York

M&T BankMemorial HospitalMet-Ed, A First Energy CompanyNew Standard CorporationPACE Resources, Inc., Buchart-Horn/ BASCO Associates and Print-O-Stat, Inc.Parente-Beard, LLCPeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company

The Graham GroupThe Grumbacher Family Foundation and The Bon Ton Stores, Inc.The NuTec GroupWeinstein Realty AdvisorsWOLFYork Traditions Bank

2012 EVENT SPONSORS

IN-KIND GIFTS

DAY OF ACTION SPONSORS & PARTICIPANTSDAY OF ACTION 2012 SPONSORSColumbia Gas of Pennsylvania and FirstEnergy Foundation

DAY OF ACTION 2012 PARTICIPATING COMPANIESAmerican ExpressBAE SystemsBon-Ton Corporate OfficeBuchart Horn, Inc.C.S. Davidson, Inc.Carney Engineering GroupClarks CompaniesCommunity Progress Council, Inc./ Early Head Start of York CountyCommunity Progress Council’s Foster Grandparent ProgramFirst Capital Federal Credit UnionFulton BankGlatfelter Insurance GroupGraham Engineering Corporation

Harrisburg Area Community College - York CampusHealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of YorkHeritage Hills Golf ResortHouse of HopeIsaac’s DeliKey Plastics LLCKeystruct Construction, Inc.Liberty Mutual InsuranceLSC DesignM&T BankMANTECMcConkey Insurance & BenefitsMemorial HospitalMet-Ed, a FirstEnergy CompanyMetro BankMental Health, Mental Retardation, York CountyNorthwest Savings BankPA Counseling ServicesParenteBeard LLC

Realtors Association of York & Adams CountiesROCK Commercial Real EstateSalem Heights OfficeSecureCorpsSelective InsuranceSF&CompanySovereign BankSusquehanna BankThe Bon-Ton Stores, IncUnited Way of York CountyUnited Way of York County Emerging Leaders SocietyWagman Companies IncWareesha TariqWellSpan HealthWilliams/TranscoYork County Community FoundationYork County Human ServicesYork TownshipYork Traditions BankYork Young ProfessionalsYork/Adams MH/MR Program

Apple OutdoorBon-Ton Stores, Inc. (campaign drawing)Brown’s OrchardsCentral Family RestaurantCloister Car WashComcast CorporationCrimson America GrillCulhane’s Steak HouseDOCEO Office Solutions (campaign drawing) Conf. Rm. copier)Frank TheatresGiant Food Stores (campaign drawing)Glatfelter Insurance Group (ELS lunch host)Hanover Hospital

Harley-Davidson Motor Company (campaign drawing)Jim & Nena’s PizzeriaJimmy John’s Gourmet Sandwiches (Queen Street)Kimman’sLAMAR Advertising Co.MEDIA ONE (York Newspaper Company)Memorial Hospital (hosted Campaign retreat at Elmwood)Panera BreadPark Street PantryPrint-O-StatRadio Hanover (WYCR FM and WHVR AM)

RefindingsRoburrito’sSheetzSnyder’s-Lance, Inc.Strand Capitol Performing Arts CenterThe Pullo CenterVideo Copy CenterWeis Markets, Inc.WellSpan (Tocqueville lunch)WOLF (ELS lunch host)WPMT Fox 43WYCR FM 98.5 The PeakYork County Heritage TrustYork Revolution Baseball

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BLUE RIBBON AWARD - $175 AND ABOVEAdhesives Research

Bank of America/Merrill Lynch

Barley Snyder

Barton Associates, Inc.

Bergdoll & Company, CPA

Big Brothers Big Sisters of York & Adams Counties

Business Information Group

C. S. Davidson

Carney Engineering Group

CBY Systems, Inc.

Central Family Restaurant

CGA Law Firm

Child Care Consultants

Collens Wagner Agency, Inc.

Controlled Environment Technologies

DOCEO Office Solutions

E.K. McConkey & Company

Exelon Nuclear

ForSight Vision

Fulton Bank

G.A. & F.C. Wagman/Wagman Construction

Glatfelter Insurance Group

Graham Capital Company

Graham Engineering Corporation

IO Creative

JDB Engineering, Inc.

Keystruct Construction, Inc.

Klepper’s Key Shop

KS Tooling, Inc.

Leadership York

LSC Design, Inc.

M&T Bank

MANTEC

New Birth of Freedom Council Boy Scouts of America

New Hope Ministries

North Metal & Chemical Co.

NuTec Design Associates, Inc.

OSS Health

PACE Resources, Inc.

ParentBeard LLC

PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company

PNC Bank Corp.

PPL Electric Utilities Corp.

Precision Medical Products

Radio Hanover, Inc.

RBC Wealth Management

Realtors Association of York and Adams Counties

Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP

SF & Company

Smith, Elliot Kearns & Company, LLC

Stambaugh-Ness, PC

Stock and Leader

Susquehanna Real Estate

The Bon Ton Stores, Inc.

The Salvation Army

United Parcel Service

United Way of York County

Weinstein Realty Advisors

York County Children’s Advocacy Center

York County Community Foundation

York County Economic Alliance

York County Literacy Council

York Habitat for Humanity

York Haven Power Operations, LLC

York Traditions Bank

GOLD AWARD - $100-$174American Red Cross

Bailey Travel Services, Inc.

Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania. Inc.

Community Progress Council

Conductive Technologies

Crispus Attucks Association

Elsner Engineering

Family First Health

First Capital Credit Union

Glatfelter

Graham Architectural Products Corporation

Janney Montgomery Scott, LLC

JMT

Johnson Control Company

Kinsley Construction, Inc.

LAMAR Advertising Co.

Legacy Athletic Apparel

Liberty Mutual Insurance

Met-Ed, A FirstEnergy Company

MidPenn Legal Services, Inc.

Monarch Products

Murphy & Diffenhafer, Inc.

New Standard Corporation

North Industrial Chemicals, Inc.

NuTec Facilities Corp

Pavan USA Inc.

Pennex Aluminum Company

Print-O-Stat

Shumaker Williams

Transply, Incorporated

Visiting Nurse Association of Hanover & Spring Grove

Williams-Transco

Wilmac Corporation

YMCA of York and York County

York County Convention & Visitors Center

York County Solid Waste & Refuse Authority

York Day Nursery

York Revolution

York Township

York Water Company

SILVER AWARD - $60-$99AESYS Technologies, LLC

AgChoice Farm Credit ACA

Bae Systems

Brewery Products Co.

Campbell Chain.Apex Tool Group, LLC

Children’s Aide Society - The Lehman Center

Colony Papers, Inc.

Comcast Corporation

Cooper Motors, Inc.

Coupling Corporation of America

Dentsply International

Die-Tech, Inc.

FedEx

Hanover Area Chamber of Commerce

Harley-Davidson Motor Company

Harrisburg Area Community College

Henderson Construction Services, Inc.

Housing Authority of the City of York

Jack Giambalvo Motor Company, Inc.

Mental Health America of York and Adams Counties

Miller Chemical & Fertilizer

Northwest Savings Bank

Penn Waste

Penn-Mar Human Services

Pressley Ridge

Quality Digital Office Technology

South Western School District

Susquehanna Bank

The Arc of York County

The Yorktowne Hotel

Three M Tool & Die Corp.

TimBar Packaging & Display

Walton and Company, Inc.

Wells Fargo

WellSpan Health

York Area Regional Police

York Container Company

York County Library System

York Jewish Community Center

York Newspaper Company

York Suburban School District

YWCA of York

BRONzE AWARD - $35-$59Central School District

Associated Wholesalers, Inc.

Buchart-Horn

Catepillar inc.

Citizens Bank of PA

City of York

Dallastown School District

Farmer’s Fire Insurance Co.

Flinchbaugh Engineering, Inc.

GGS Information Services

Giant Food Stores, Inc

I.B. Abel, Inc.

John H. Myers & Sons, Inc.

Luthern Social Services of South Central Pennsylvania

Macy’s

Memorial Hospital

Menchey Music Service, Inc.

Metro Bank

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Motion Industries

Navistar

Olde Country Reproductions, Inc.

Penn State York

Perform Group, LLC

Precision Custom Components ,LLC

Red Lion School District

Spring Grove school District

The Merchandiser

The Stewart Companies

TopFlight Corporation

United Cerebral Palsy of South Central PA

Utz Quality Foods, Inc.

VNA Home Care

Voith Hydro, Inc.

Voith Turbo Inc.

York Dispatch

YWCA of Hanover

EMPLOYEE GIVING AWARDS PER CAPITA

JUANITA RITTER WELLSPAN HEALTH

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CORPORATE GIVING AWARDS PER CAPITABLUE RIBBON AWARD - $135 AND ABOVE21st Century Wealth Mangement

Carney Engineering Group

Colony Papers, Inc.

Edris Oil Service, Inc.

Farmer’s Fire Insurance Co.

GGS Information Services

Glatfelter Insurance Group

Legacy Athletic Apparel

Local 229-I.B.E.W.

Met-Ed, A FirstEnergy Company

ParentBeard LLC

Penn Waste

PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company

PNC Bank Corp.

RBC Wealth Management

Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP

Susquehanna Bank

The Newton Group

Wetzel Funeral Home

Williams-Transco

Wolf Farms, Inc.

York-Adams Central Labor Council

GOLD AWARD - $85-$134Adhesives Research

Collens Wagner Agency, Inc.

Fukton Bank

G.A. & F.C. Wagman/ Wagman Construction

George & Reck, P.A.

Johnson Control Company

Miller Chemical & Fertilizer

Northwest Savings Bank

Precision Medical Products

York Newspaper Company

SILVER AWARD - $50-$84Barton Associates, Inc.

Bell Insurance

Bergdoll & Company, CPA

Bradley Lifting Corporation

C. S. Davidson

Comcast Corporation

Conductive Technologies

Die-Tech, Inc.

John W. Keefer Funeral Home, Inc.

Liberty Mutual Insurance

PACE Resources, Inc.

Pavan USA Inc.

Reisinger Poultry, Inc.

United Parcel Service

York Water Company

BRONzE AWARD - $15-$49AAA Southern Pennsylvania

Associated Wholesalers, Inc.

Cam Innovation, Inc.

Campbell Chain.Apex Tool Group, LLC

Catepillar inc.

CBY Systems, Inc.

Cooper Motors, Inc.

CSR

Dentsply International

E.K. McConkey & Company

Elsner Engineering

Exelon Nuclear

Flinchbaugh Engineering, Inc.

Gettle Incorporated

Glatfelter

Harley-Davidson Motor Company

Hoffman Pattern

I.B. Abel, Inc.

JDB Engineering, Inc.

Leisters Furniture inc.

LSC Design, Inc.

Metso Minerals

Monarch Products

NuTec Design associates, Inc.

NuTec Facilities Corp

Oakworks, Inc.

Pennex Aluminum Company

Perform Group, LLC

Progressive Information Tech.

State Farm Companies Foundation

Target #1221

The Bon_Ton Stores, Inc.

The Stewart Companies

TimBar Packaging & Display

Transply, Incorporated

Voith Hydro, Inc.

Voith Turbo Inc.

Vulcan Materials

Walton and Company, Inc.

Weis Markets, Inc.

York Haven Power Operations, LLC

SANDI BAREFOOTSUSqUEHANNA BANK

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2012 CAMPAIGN CABINETMark Ottemiller, NuTec Design Associates, Inc. (Campaign Chair)Rick Hackman, Barley SnyderScott Deisley, Red Lion Area School DistrictArthur Full, SF & CompanyTom Englerth, C.S. Davidson, Inc.David Polk, York College of PennsylvaniaArthur Seifert, Glatfelter Insurance GroupRobb Green, County of YorkKeith Mummert, M&T BankKeith Noll, York HospitalClark Ruppert, Jr., York-Adams Central Labor CouncilRussell McKnight, Community VolunteerJohn Holman, Springettsbury TownshipKent Ketterman, PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley CompanyJoe Rilatt, Fulton BankReesy Neff, Susquehanna BankKeith Eldredge, RKL, LLPRick Hogentogler, Stambaugh-Ness, P.C. Ike Hileman, Bell Socialization Services

CAMPAIGN ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES Andy Mears, JMY

Brad Harner, TopFlight Corporation

Brad Kreidler, MANTEC

Darren Welker, Stambaugh-Ness, P.C.

Dennis Camuti, The Salvation Army of York

Ed Staub, Staub & Associates

Fred Bottlesbusch, MANTEC

Jen Rauhauser, Susquehanna Bank

John Dormuth, E.K. McConkey & Co.

Lori Wagner, Susquehanna Bank

Matt Hartman, Hogg Construction

Mike Smith, Big Brothers Big Sisters

Pete Brubaker, Community Volunteer

Sandi Barefoot, Susquehanna Bank

Scott Rogers, Glatfelter Insurance Group

Steve Ricklefs, Community Volunteer

Sue Ellen Ranieri, Susquehanna Bank

Tammy Snyder, Fulton Bank

Joan Beaverson, Family First Health

HANOVER AREA ADVISORY COUNCIL Keith Mummert, M&T Bank

Steve Harner, Community Volunteer

Tammy Gobrecht, Community Volunteer

Brian Seiberling, SEK & Co.

Emily Berwager, Snyders-Lance, Inc.

Liam Behrens, Hanover Area YMCA

Sharon Van Arsdale, PNC Bank

Tina Heffner, YWCA of Hanover

Daniel Carson, M&T Bank

George Neiderer, UTZ Quality Foods

Mike Salloom, TimBar Packaging & Display

2012 CAMPAIGN SUPPORT

Karen AllenDeborah AllisonAntionette AlvarezRebecca AmsdenRobert AndersonBarbara AndrewsTeresa ArnoldSally ArthurSandy AughenbaughAmy AumenMaria AvesLeigh AyersBonnie BaerSheri BaerNancy BankertJoanne BankosKaren BaralSandi BarefootTracy BarganierWilliam BaughmanBrandy BaymanRachel BeaverJoan BeaversonElizabeth BeckWilliam HBenselJill BernsteinJody BilletJoy BiserDoreen Bish

Kelly BlackLaura BlevinsAmy BortnerRonda BortnerSara BosleyWendy BowersoxAmanda BowmanKimberly BoyleC. Kim BraceyChrista BreachMary BrennerRobin BriceGlenn BrownLeroy William BrownSandy BrownStacey BuppDeb BuschBelinda BushYvonne Butts-MitchellCheryl ByersCindy CakeLeslie CantinDeborah CarbaughHarland CarneyRebecca CarpenterBecca CarverScott CasselFrederick ChadwickMike Chatburn

Averie ClarkTeri ClintonRandy CobleDonna ColemanMichelle CollierCarol ConnorVictoria ConnorEleanor CooleyDoug CooperDouglas CooperWanda CorcoranJan CourchesneJennifer CramerShirley CraneJen CristofolettiSusan CroneMichelle CunninghamRick CunninghamScott CutrightHeather DalyKrista DarrCory DaughertyAmy DayScott DeBellTim DebesTracy DeetzChristina DehoffMichelle DehoffJeffrey Deller

Barbara DelpDave DillMichael DiMauroChristopher DistefanoTheresa DohnerSamantha DormTracey DouglassLaurie DowlingColleen DrebushenkoMieke DriscollRichard DruffnerLois DubbsSilvia DuganJoye EbyKeith EldredgeTerry ElfnerMegan ElineSusan EmmonsSteve ErbWendy ErwineDavid EshelmanCarolyn EvansJennifer EysterJeff FalkE. John FedorRobert FegelyAna Feliciano-CummingsJames FellsNancy Ferguson

Denise FerreeJackie FesslerJay FickesDavid FitzgeraldErika FlemingHarlow FloryAlice FolckomerLori FoltzGillian FosterJoan FritziusLisa FryRandy FryCindy FultonIris FultzJoiann GalianoJose GarciaMelissa GarrettJeff GayHarvey GeibGregg GelnettTravis GentzlerColleen GeorgeDeb GiraffiaScott GladfelterKathleen GlatfelterStephanie GlatfelterBeverly GoukerTrudy GreggThomas Grentz

CAMPAIGN COORDINATORS

DOTTIE ROHRBAUGHCOMMUNITYVOLUNTEER

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CAMPAIGN COORDINATORSTia GrimThomas GrossTina GrossPaul GrothouseCindy GuiseMaureen HakeSusan HakeBrent HalpinJanet HarnerTymia HarperDeb HarrisonAngie HartmanTina HawkinsMary HeatherlyKarla HeberligKarla HeberligTina HeffnerLindsay HeistJoan HelwigSteven HerbertMelissa HessSteve HessSteven HesseMiesha HillWilliam HoffmanCindy HokeJill HolderKimberly HollingerDave HoltDonna HooperDelores HooverTeresa HooverVivian HowellPam HuntSara HuntMelinda IerleyJean IlgenfritzBradley JacobsMonik JohnsonElizabeth JohnstonBonita JuliusHilda JungclausBrian KaneWendy Keesee-AndersonMark KeithKathy KellerLinda KellerBarbara KennedySean KennyAllyson KernMichelle KershawTom KiernanHilary KilburnJustine KilkellyLinda KingBeth KirkJohn KirkEric Klansek

Susan KlineKim KlinedinstLisa KlinedinstMichelle KlinedinstSharon KnoxSteven KoehlerSally KohlbusKatie KosalekMichael KosticCarolyn KreiderSamantha KrigbaumDebbie Krout-AlthoffKaren KuhnJill KyleGary LairdAngela LauerBernadette LauerLisa LaydenLinda LeasCoby LeberDarrell LedfordPamela LeeKaren LeGoreCindy LeiphartKelly LemayTracy LenhartGeorge LenknerKimberly LentzDeborah R.I. LewisTeresa LewisStephen LightyConnie LivingstonGayle LuckenbaughKatherine LundwickJohn LutzMike LutzDonna MandlPatty ManifoldDiane MannDeb MarchDoug MarkleHarry MarkleLinda MarshallChristine MartinJennifer MastersHeather MatthewsKaren MatthewsJena MattyPatricia McCandlessGrace McClainSuzanne McConkeyDeb McCuneBrock McDanielWinnie McDonaghKevin McDonaldShannon McElroyTarah McElroyBruce McIntosh

Ruth McLashinSandy MeyersCody MillerDebra K. MillerDebra MillerJohn MillerLinda MillerPat MillerCherie MinnichRachel MintonJeremy MolisonLeslie MorelyJudy MuellerDonna MummertLori MusselmanCarla MyersLauren MyersLisa MyersRobin MyersSiri NaugleStacie NealBarry NeelyBonnie NeffDouglas NollSeth NollLori NolteSandy NorrisMark OberdickDave OblenderJoseph O’BrienPeggy PabonSusan PaivaKelly PalmerHelen ParksJane PflaumHolly St. PierreKelly PintekKaren Piwonski- ZimmermanCindy PlunkertShelly PorcelloMelissa PorrovicchioTonya PylesKelly QuickKevin QuiggCheryl RascoeJen RauhauserTammy RavierStepheni ReamsCarol ReedRichard ReedKaren ReeserLori ReganLaura RehmeyerKirk ReiderRyan RenningerCatherine RepmanMelissa Resek

Cathy ReynoldsLois RibnerKimberly RiceJim RineamanKristen RitcheyRandy RizzutoJamee RobinsonNancy RobinsonPeggy RocheMarylee RockstrohRichard RorrerTodd RorrerTom RowcliffeTammy RumburgSheryl RunkleClark RuppertDavid RustDonna RuthPatty RutherfordMaureen RutterMike SalloomDennis SarpinAmanda ScarboroughMonica ScarboroughLaura SchmaltzBarbara SchmidtCathy SchneiderAmber ScovitchKathy SeilhamerTom SenftNicole ShafferWilliam ShanbargerCathy ShankLisa ShannonHollie ShaullTracey ShaullKevin ShepheardLucinda ShiveCarla ShortsRenay SigelTom SimmonsKen SimmsJennifer SkellyBobbie Garcia-Betz SMBLeslie SmeltzerAmy SmithBrady SmithMichael SmithBarb SnyderDeb SnyderNatalie SnyderWesley SnyderAshley SollarsKarl SpanglerLouise SponsellerMichael SpringerTina StambaughGina Staton

Brenda StaubSuzanne SternerJacquelyn StevensMelissa StevensonDenise StonierRebecca StormKim StrattonCarol StrayerErin StrineMelissa StumpJanelle SwartzMargaret SwartzMissy SweitzerMarty SzalaBarbara TaylorCindy ThomasStacia ThomasKathy ThompsonLinda ThompsonBrenda ThomsonJohn TroneCaroline TyrrellTeresa UhlikSharon VanArsdalePete VasaliAndrew VolovarDavid WackerMartha WagamanEdward WagmanRachael WagnerCathi WamplerAbbey WamsleyEric WarfelCarolyn WarmanJamie WatsonJerry WatsonDoug WeaverDiane WeberRobert WeedDale WelkShari WertzMark WheelerLynne WickerCassandra WileJoette WilleyWesley WilliamsLynnee WillliamsLaurel WilsonTracey WorkingerDawn WuorinenJim YingerKim YingerDiane YocumJohn ZappacostaCarol ZeagerTom ZielinskiDiane Zortman

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VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE RECOGNITIONELS STEERING COMMITTEE

Michael Black, DOCEO Office Solutions

Lee Brown, WOLF

Christi Brown, WellSpan Health

Laurie Dell, Glatfelter Insurance Group

Casey Deller, C.S. Davidson, Inc.

Paul Delmonte, M&T Bank

Tony Matero, John H. Myers & Son

Jason McSherry, Memorial Hospital

Chad Myers, Downtown Inc

Juanita Ritter, WellSpan Health

Brad Shockey, Glatfelter

Michael Smith, Big Brothers/Big Sisters

Courtney Stoner, HealthSouth

COORDINATOR COUNCIL

Janey Argall, ParenteBeard LLC

Nancy Ferguson, SF & Company

Jackie Stevens, Penn-Mar Human Services

Denise Stonier, Barton Associates, Inc.

STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE

Kenneth Mazzie, Glatfelter Insurance Group

Helen Edwards, Glatfelter Insurance Group

COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE

Susan Parente, Sheridan Press, Chair

Chris Beaverson, The Pullo Center,

Penn State York

Susan Crawford, Dentsply International

Victoria Connor, The York Bar Foundation

Nathan Eifert, PeoplesBank, A Codorus

Valley Company

Annie Kozlowski, WPMT Fox43

Josette Myers, Memorial Hospital

Bill O’Brien, Radio Hanover, 98.5 FM

Jennifer Pitts, Susquehanna Bank

2012/13 FINANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Mark Wheeler, New Standard Corporation, Chair

Cynthia Aument, MicroXpress

Joseph Barlek, Jimmy Johns Restaurants

W. Robert Berkebile, Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP

Lewis Elicker III, Stambaugh-Ness, PC

Michael Kochenour, York Traditions Bank

Kevin McCarty, Graham Packaging Corporation

Karen McCormack, Wilmac Corporation

Scott Michael, ParenteBeard LLC

Mark Ottemiller, NuTec Design Associates, Inc.

C. Matthew Smith, York College of Pennsylvania

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VOLUNTEER RECOGNITION, LABORUNITED WAY OF YORK COUNTY LABOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE

The committee provides the environment for the development of cooperative human service programs and activities affecting the Labor movement and United Way of York County.

Richard Boyd, Chair Lorena Cutshall Earl Grove Charles Fleegle Kittie Hake Henry Maul William Perkins Rayda Rivera Clark Ruppert, Jr. Linda Sanders Carroll Sanders Thomas Santone Steve Selby Nancy Stough Joyce Vandersloot

GRADUATE UCAN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OFFICERS

This association, started over 35 years ago, conducts and promotes ongoing training and volunteer opportunities in support of Labor Council community service programs and United Way sponsored events. The committee sponsors several projects and training opportunities throughout the year.

Linda Sanders, Chair Michael Chilcoat, Vice-Chair Nancy Stough, Secretary

YORK/ADAMS CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE

The committee helps develop the year-round programmatic objectives and work plan of the Labor Participation Division.

Linda Sanders, Chair Michael Chilcoat Henry Maul Earl Grove Rayda Rivera Carroll Sanders Nancy Stough Joyce Vandersloot Lawrence Wills, Jr.

UNION COMMUNITY ACTIVISTS’ NETWORK (UCAN) VOLUNTEERS

Thank you to the additional partnership volunteers participating in one or more sponsored community services projects during the past year. LIVING UNITED!

Donna Hoopengardner Michael Strausbaugh Wolfgang Ritter David Eckman Matthew Heckert David Stence James Arnold Michael Harris Paul Deeter Stacey Redding Linda Yost Leslie Cross William Panebaker Rona Elliot Ralph Lentz David Stauch Dan Clever Wendi Gotwalt Wayne Rentzel Joanne Mahnken Dale Toomey Kenneth Mummert Matthew Myers Keith Myers Robert Fink Dan Orris John Castner Bennie Carter Cora Rowe

2012 PACESETTER COMPANIES:Big Brothers/Big SistersCampbell Chain -Apex Tool Group CBY Systems, Inc.ES3, LLC / C&S Wholesale Grocers Glatfelter Insurance GroupThe Graham Group

Lutheran Social Services of South Central PennsylvaniaMet-Ed, A FirstEnergy Company Miller Chemical & Fertilizer Corp.Pennex Aluminum CompanyPeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company

Shipley Group Stock and LeaderUnited Way of York CountyUtz Quality Foods, Inc.WOLFYork County Literacy CouncilYork Newspaper Company

STEVE SELBYIBEW, LOCAL 229

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COMMUNITY IMPACT VOLUNTEER RECOGNITIONCOMMUNITY IMPACT COMMITTEEDan Meckley, BAE Systems, ChairPatrick Ball, CTY Consulting Group, LLCJosh Carney, Carney Engineering GroupJane Conover, York County Community FoundationJenny Englerth, Family First HealthJ.T. Hand, York Water Company Ellie Lamison, York County Economic AllianceJessica Mockabee, York County Human ServicesLeroy Moore, CBY Systems, Inc.Larry Richardson, YMCA of York and York CountyRobin Rohrbaugh, Community Progress CouncilEric Saunders, New Hope MinistriesMark Wheeler, New Standard Corporation

AFFILIATIONS COMMITTEEJerry Watson, Keystruct Construction, Inc., ChairPatrick Ball, CTY Consulting Group, LLCDr. Rebecca Burdette, Women’s Health SpecialistsLori Caldarelli, D.F. StaufferReesy Neff, Susquehanna BankKeith Noll, York HospitalMark Ottemiller, NuTec Design Associates, Inc.

PUBLIC POLICY COMMITTEEJ.T. Hand, York Water Company, ChairPatrick Ball, CTY Consulting Group, LLCJosh Carney, Carney Engineering GroupJane Conover, York County Community FoundationJenny Englerth, Family First HealthShawn Fink, Rep. Eugene DePasquale’s OfficeJessica Mockabee, York County Human ServicesBob Reilly, Congressman Platts’ OfficeLarry Richardson, YMCA of York and York CountyEric Saunders, New Home Ministries

ALLOCATIONS STEERING COMMITTEE (ASC)Dan Meckley, BAE Systems, ChairTim Bieber, NuTec Design Associates, Inc.Bob Breighner, Select Medical CorporationLori Caldarelli, D.F. StaufferBarrie Callahan, Community Volunteer Tim Debes, NuTec Design Associates, Inc.Robert Fletcher, New Standard CorporationHelen Edwards, The Glatfelter Agency Michael Haun, PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company Sonja Miller, HealthSouth Rehabilitation HospitalJuanita Ritter, WellSpan HealthDottie Rohrbaugh, Community VolunteerChuck Silverman, Graham Capitol CompanyScott Weaver, PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley Company Danielle Witmer, Sovereign Bank Isaac Yates, New Standard Corporation

TEam 1Tim Debes, ChairBrenda BrinkmanGregory MyersBen GlezerSue ZeiglerTEam 2Juanita Ritter, ChairJudy FronzagliaJefrey WoodallJessica Ruelens TEam 3Danielle Witmer, ChairCrystal KinardRebecca LanzinoNikki BardinLisha LambertTEam 4Lori Caldarelli, ChairConnie SternerJoyce VanderslootWesley Glaudin

TEam 5Isaac Yates, ChairCraig ShindlerMary BuckPacheque BarberTEam 6Michael Haun, ChairSandy SandersMaragret GwiazdowskiSteve HembergerTEam 7Tim Bieber, ChairJoseph FaciniRosemarie InnersMelissa MarkeyTEam 8Chuck Silverman, ChairLinda SenftNeil WeaverWesley Frisbie

TEam 9Bob Breighner, ChairSusan PaivaGale ThomanRussell McKnightTEam 10Dottie Rohrbaugh, ChairHeather MillerBridget GallagherCandy GarverCheryl SchroederTEam 11Bob Fletcher, ChairDennis KubiakAngela HarboldJoseph IandoloTEam 12Helen Edwards, ChairJanice GrossMichael LoftiesPam NeidererPeggy Kling

TEam 13Sonja Miller, ChairNancy Stough-MillerSteven HarlacherJim HollandTEam 14Barrie Callahan, ChairTheresa RogersGary GrahamMichael McDonaldKathy McDonaldTEam 15Scott Weaver, ChairRobin WibleKate DownesEarl BriggsDavid Eckman

ALLOCATIONS VOLUNTEERS

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LEADERSHIPGIVING

UNITED WAY OF YORK COUNTY

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A MESSAGE FROM THE 2013 CAMPAIGN CHAIR

KEITH D. NOLL, PRESIDENT, YORK HOSPITAL

As a native of York County, one of my best decisions in life was

to return home in 1998 to the area I know best. Of all the riches

Southcentral Pennsylvania has to offer, none are greater than

the people of this community. This is one of the reasons why

I’ve returned and why I’ve dedicated my life to helping enrich

others’ lives.

York County is a community that takes care of its own.

Neighbors helping neighbors is not just a good idea…

it’s a way of life for many here. And it’s in that vein that United Way of York County improves

peoples’ lives every day.

In 2013, I am pleased to serve as Campaign Chair and help share the message of United Way through

the businesses, organizations and communities that make a difference.

While the economy rebounds and people are feeling positive once again, many are still healing. It is at a

time like this that we need to continue to build that network of supporters who can make that difference

in so many lives. The great campaign work done in past years is evident, and I will work to influence

further growth along with my team of volunteers in York County.

The Community Fund, the area in which United Way of York County can have the greatest impact, is an

amazing way to invest in your community. Allowing United Way’s Allocations volunteers discern the best

uses of your support among the 35 partner agencies is one true measure of the impact you can make.

The initiatives are real. The outcomes are measureable, and the results are evident in the areas of

Education, Income and Health.

With your help and with your commitment, we can make a difference. We can grow and improve the

lives of those who need it. And together in 2013, we will stand together and LIVE UNITED in York County.

Most Sincerely,

Keith

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LEADING TO BUILD A BRIGHTER FUTURE

KRISTA DARR 2013 LEADERSHIP GIVING COUNCIL CHAIR

Leadership giving represents a significant portion of the United

Way’s annual campaign. Without the generous contributions

from over 1,000 leadership givers, the United Way of York

County and its partner agencies could not deliver the necessary

services needed by its residents. Thank you to all of our

leadership givers for their continued support.

What does it mean to make a leadership gift to the United Way? In literal terms, it means an annual gift of

$1,000 or more. In terms of impact, it means investing in the people of York County. Whether it is investing

in essential health services to pregnant mothers or investing in food and shelter for those living in poverty,

your United Way donation will be used today to yield greater returns for future generations.

Through its network of partner agencies and its active role in the community, the United Way of York County

works with other leaders to identify gaps in essential services. As a United Way donor, you can feel

confident that your dollars are impacting those who need it most.

Please consider becoming a leadership giver or increasing your current leadership gift. Together, our

financial investment in the people in our community can yield long term gains for York County.

Krista Snyder Darr, Senior Vice President, Fulton Bank

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.”

-Margaret Mead, American culture anthropologist

TONY CAMPISI AND RICK SMITH2013 TOCqUEVILLE SOCIETY CHAIRSThe year 2013 marks the 25th Anniversary of United Way of York County’s Tocqueville Society, founded

in 1988 by two pillars of our community, Art Glatfelter and John Schmidt. We are thrilled to be part of this

milestone and legacy by serving as Tocqueville Chairs for the 2013 campaign.

The Tocqueville Society represents a very significant and growing portion of the annual United Way campaign.

Over the past 25 years, there has been a clear trend of community leaders who recognize the positive impact

of the United Way in York County and are willing to make a commitment to the community through the

Tocqueville Society.

We would like to take this opportunity to express our heartfelt appreciation to all our Tocqueville Society

members for your strong leadership and tremendous generosity. Your contributions are making a

significant difference in the quality of life in our community, both today and for future generations.

Our sincere gratitude to all of you!

Rick Smith, Chair Tony Campisi, Co-Chair

Associate Broker President/CEO

Prudential Bob Yost Glatfelter Insurance Group

2013 Tocqueville Society Chairs

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CELEBRATING 25 YEARS OF TOCqUEVILLE GIVING IN YORK COUNTY

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The Community Fund is the most efficient and effective way to make the greatest impact in our community. When workplace employees, companies and individuals give to the Community Fund through the annual campaign, United Way is able to invest those donations in 71 programs supported by 35 Partner Agencies.

The Special Response Fund allows for Partner Agencies to address new and emerging community needs.

Each year, volunteers work diligently to ensure that only programs that demonstrate a measurable impact in people’s lives are trusted with United Way dollars. The programs are thoroughly assessed to make certain that significant results and outcomes are achieved. Your gift to the Community Fund allows these programs to exist in order to improve people’s lives – making the York County community stronger, safer and healthier.

THE COMMUNITY FUND

These programs address human services needs across three Focus Areas:

EDUCATION Helping children & youth achieve their potential

INCOME Promoting financial stability and independence

HEALTH Improving people’s health

The Tocqueville Society is United Way’s major gift program, recognizing

individuals who contribute $10,000 or more annually to the campaign.

The Society is named after the French historian Alexis de Tocqueville –

who visited America in 1831 and recorded his observations on the

voluntary spirit of the American people.

Last year 95 Tocqueville members contributed over $1.3 million to the

United Way campaign, setting an impressive record for community

commitment. We extend our profound gratitude to the contributors

and volunteers who have worked so diligently to carry on the standard

of inspired leadership in creating a stronger York County for us all.

THE TOCqUEVILLE SOCIETY

2012 TOCqUEVILLE SOCIETY CABINETRaymond Rosen & Debby Rosen, Co-Chairs

Rick Smith & Carol Smith, Co-ChairsAnthony P. CampisiRichard D. CarsonLinda DavidsonWilliam H. Kerlin

Dr. Samuel S. Laucks Richard L. Seim

Allison Siegelman

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$50,000+Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Appell, Jr.

W. Dale Brougher Foundation

Robert W. & Donna J. Pullo

Scott Wagner

$25,000 - $49,999Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Glatfelter

Donald & Ingrid Graham

Nancy & Tim Grumbacher

Louis Guthrie, Esq.

Cornelia & William Wolf

Tom & Frances Wolf

$20,000 - $24,999Steve & Julie Pandelidis

Michael & Jane Rice

$15,000 - $19,999Tom & Nancy Brenner

Pete & Meg Brubaker

Tony & Stef Campisi

Drs. Eugene & Mary Jo Eline

Ginger & John Finlayson

Bill & Kim Kerlin

Kent & Tawn Ketterman

Sue C. & John C. Schmidt

Clyde A. Strang, M.D.

Dr. Paul & Dr. Leslie Tolerico

$10,000 - $14,999Bruce Bartels & Romana Li

Katie & Rob Berkebile

Marsha D. Bornt, M.D. & John Davis

Fred & Barrie Callahan

Steven & Faina Caplan

Richard & Elizabeth Carson

Charles & Mary Chodroff

Drs. Richard & Marian Damewood

David & Linda Davidson

The Donley Foundation represented by Tom & Cindy Donley

Lynne Durbin & J.F. Mergen

Erda & Bob Erdos

Michael & Esther Furman & Family

Judy & Ed Garber

Gary & Karyl Lee Gilbert

Gary & Karen Gilbert, II

James & Kathleen Gilhool

Michael L. & Catherine A. Gleim

Steve & Julie Groff

Mike & Pat Heidler

Michael & Gail Heneghan

George & Martha Hodges

Douglas & Cecilia Hofmann

Mark & Janice Illfelder

John & Arlene Ingari

David & Beverly Kennedy

Tighe & Kathy King

Robert A. & Anne W. Kinsley

Michael & Kim Klein

Drs. Thomas & Kimberly Kurland

Sam & Jeanne Laucks

Jane & Stanton Lebouitz

Todd & Kathy Lord

Dave & Betsy Meckley

Larry J. & Sally Miller

Dr. Michael & Lori Mitrick

Mick & Di Moritz

David & Melissa Myers

Dean & Carol Nachtigall

Keith Noll & Teddi Hesser

Joan & Tom Norris

Michael & Debra O’Connor

Nicholas & Lisa Pandelidis

Dante & Brenda Parrini

Julie Pullo-Hess

Susan Pullo Penn

Tracey Pullo Schutty

Theresa & Mark Richardson

Debby & Raymond Rosen

Paul & Lori Rudy

Mark & Ruby Schmidt

Susan & Arthur Seifert

Marna & Dick Seim

Anne & Lyle Siddoway

Bryan & Allison Siegelman

Judith Simpson

Rick & Carol Smith

Joan & David Stauffer

David & Mary Stewart

Ken & Patti Sweigart

Steve & Beth Triantafyllou

Dale & Wendy Voorheis

Joe & Susan Wagman

Rich & Carol Wagman

Donna & Jerry Watson

Sue & Elliott Weinstein

Jonathan Whitney & Angela Dohrman

Bruce & Sharon Williams

Carolyn & Mort Zifferer

Patty & William Zimmerman

3 anonymous donors

TOCqUEVILLE LIFETIME GIFTS

LEGACY GIFT - $1,000,000Robert W. & Donna J. Pullo

ENDOWED TOCqUEVILLE GIFTMichael L. & Catherine A. Gleim

Joan & Tom Norris

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LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION LEVELS:Ambassadors: $1,000 - $1,499Representatives: $1,500 - $2,499Senators: $2,500 - $4,999Vice Presidents: $5,000 - $7,499Presidents: $7,500 - $9,999Tocqueville Society: $10,000 or more

COMBINED HOUSEHOLD GIFTS COUNT TOO!You may combine your gift with the gift of a spouse, partner or other member of your household to reach a leadership level by completing the “household gift” section of the pledge form.

PRESIDENTS$7,500 - $9,999Tom & Michelle Clements*Clement T. Ho, M.D.*Robert & Judith Woods*1 anonymous donor

VICE PRESIDENTS $5,000 - $7,499James M. ArmstrongDeanna Blake**Bob & Julie BreighnerMr. & Mrs. Warren C. BuletteChris & Emily ClarkDavid R. Confer & Susan D. KrebsGreg & Joni CrumlingCandy & Keith CunninghamJane & Don DellingerSally & Ron DixonKeith & Kimberly Eldredge*Jeff & Stacy HammelWolfgang LiebertzSusanne Motter, Motter Foundation Fund of the York County Community Foundation

Keith E. PlowmanDottie & Walt RohrbaughBret & June Wise2 anonymous donors

SENATORS$2,500 - $4,999Rick & Terry AlexanderReed & Connie AndersonJay & Elizabeth ArnoldJohn ArnoldH. Lee & Joan BainbridgePatrick & Kelly BallTom & Eileen Beck**Laura Becker**John M. Belanger, IITodd BenedictAmy & Paul BittingSharon BixlerDan & Allison Bledsoe*Ronald & Christine Blevins**Chuck & Kathy BlouseFred & Janice BotterbuschRobert & Debra BradleyEarl & Ginny BriggsKelly & Sandy BrownGary & Susan Butler*Michael E. Conway, Esq.George & Michel CramerGreg & Abby Davis*Denise & Gregory Dawson*Robert K. Dickson*Todd DissingerWalter E. Doll, III**John I. Donmoyer, Jr.Rod & Marie Drawbaugh*Silvia H. DuganTom & Jenny EnglerthElise & Steve Farrell**Robert & Christy Fawcett*

Mike Fisher**John & Debbie FlinchbaughAndrew & Jerilyn ForsythDeb & Gary FrankeDrs. Robert & Lisa FritzLaura E. Gish**Sara Glines**Deborah Hitchcock GogniatMichael J. Granbois, Jr.Lee & Connie GutshallMichael & Melanie HadyStephen & Nina HembergerThomas HickesDavid & Robin HoffmanBrian & Jeanine HurleySteve & Kathy JensonDavid C. JuchnoRichard & Karen JulianStephen & Glenda KanePhil & Deb KeenerConnie & Dennis KellyDrs. Andrew & Diane KepnerMichael King & Jane Schussler*Patrick A. KinsleyTimothy & Anne KinsleyDebra D. KleyhauerBrad & Michelle Kostelich*Susan & John KotchishJames A. LanceLori & Jere Landis*Dorrie & Henry LeaderDeb & Mike Lehman*Mary Leopold*Jack LevisKen & Beth LoucksEdward MageeTodd & Helen MarstellerJanie & Russ McKnightCandace & Dan MeckleyVicki & Michael Mihm

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The First Capital Club recognizes individuals and households who made a contribution of $1,000 - $9,999 to the 2012 Campaign. Gifts from the First Capital Club’s 1,064 members totaled over $1.6 million, representing 23.5% of the total campaign dollars raised. The First Capital Club proudly welcomed 208 new leadership givers in 2012, as well as 77 returning members who leaped a giving level.

FIRST CAPITAL CLUB

2012 LEADERSHIP GIVING COUNCILThank you to the volunteers who served

on the Leadership Giving Council for their dedication to increasing awareness and

promoting leadership giving.

Michael Hady, Chair, Memorial HospitalSandra Brown, Glatfelter Insurance GroupKrista Darr, Fulton BankSharon Fisher, Harley-Davidson Motor CompanyBrad Harner, Topflight CorporationKim Kerlin, American ExpressMark Ottemiller, NuTec Design Associates, Inc.Dawn Paul, PeoplesBank, A Codorus Valley CompanyMichael Salloom, TimBar Packaging & DisplayBill Stratton, Adhesives Research, Inc.

Matthew Musho & Leslie ShreinerHarold N. Myers, Jr. & Nicol Y. Myers*Amy L. Nelson & Gary J. KaschakMichael & Eloise NewsomeMark & Linda OttemillerJames & Melissa PartridgeCraig & Lisa Pate**Ricka PattersonJoseph F. RilattDr. & Mrs. R. James RinkerMax & Holly RishelScott & Bernadette RogersDan & Trena RuhsKen & Judy RunneDeborah RuppertBarbara Sardella & Stephen DenglerGerald L. SavitzBill & Sue ScottAndrew L. ShakelyChuck SilvermanMatt & Susan SmithDrs. Paul & Laura SpearsGarey & Kim StathesGeorge & Rosemary Stolakis*William & Debra StrattonMark & Grace SullivanJohn & Linda TileBill & Nancy TilestonKeith & Bonita TrapnellWayne & Karen UmlandEd & Sally WagmanN. Daniel WaltersdorffMichael A. WarehimeBurt & Claire WarrenMark & Tonja WheelerRuth & Gary WolfWilliam & Kimberly YanavitchDave & Marie YenorTina & Larry YoungJohn D. Zimmerman8 anonymous donors

REPRESENTATIVES$1,500 - $2,499Brian & Jeanne AddisonSteven L. AlwineRonald & Anne AzbillRonald Bagley*Mr. & Mrs. Michael BakerHal & Jill BakerNikki L. BardinNorm & Tina BassoR. Fred Bechtel*Doug & Kristin BermanDeborah Bernal, M.D.*

Greg & June Birk*C. Kim Bracey*Edward J. BrauerDick & Carolyn BrickerThomas & Cindy BrinkerRebecca G. Burdette, M.D.**Barbara & Barry Carbaugh**Joshua & Holly CarneyAllen & Cheryl CartwrightJerry Caslow & Jane SuttonHank & Edna ChristCurtis ChristensonJoe & Ann ClarkPaul & Lori Clark*Craig & Nancy ClingerThomas & Kathy ConleyMichael & Victoria ConnorJeff & Tina CooperPaul CorteseKris & Joe Crosswhite*Lisha M. Delp*Helen DenglerLisa & Doug Dewees*Victoria & Roger DickJohn & Katie DinkelChristopher & Tammy Distefano*Tom & Cindy DonleyEugene J. Draganosky*Dan & Mary DriverDavid & Dena ElderHarvey & Kelly ElderLinda & Lew ElickerJoe & Deb FaciniBette S. Fay*Greg & Vickie Fazio & Family**Stephen F. FeldmannRay FidlerDavid & Carole FioraniSharon R. FisherLinda & Dennis FlickingerCindy & Dan Folk*Deborah A. ForsytheJim FowlerBernard & Alice Frick*Neal & Diane Friedman*Natalie G. FuhrmanArthur J. Full*Robert & Pamela Gantz*Ron & Jean GardnerTom & Candy GarverDaniel W. Gerard*Bill & Carolyn GieraschDr. Jennifer A. Rein & Dr. Mark A. Goedecker*Careon & Linda GohnEd & Mary Ellen GoodThomas & Wendy Grentz*

Jim & Carol GroffRush & Tamara GrossTom & Marian Gross*JT & Kathy Hand*Randy & Angela HarboldHarlow Family**Bill & Reenie HartmanBill & Rozenna HartmanKaren & Michael HealeyDoug & Holly Heishman**Jeff Hines & Patti Stirk*Michael & Penney HoffmanRick & Cindy Hogentogler*Jim & Michele HoltzappleRoseann HuddlestonKenneth A. HudsonBrian & Alison IckesPaula JacobusJohn & Karla JacunskiMike & Jan JordanPatrice JosephEllen & Jack KayWes & Ginny KefferJake & Jody KellerFred & Cindy KephartPatricia D. Kerchner*Mary & Raymond KerrDavid & Allison KierceBarry & Sandra KingMr. & Mrs. Chris Kinsley*Dr. & Mrs. Ronald L. KlimesGreg & Deb Klinedinst*John & Jan KlinedinstPhilip & Vicki KlinedinstPaul KnappScott & Bobbi Jo KnorrDawn KormanJohn & Wendy LakatoshSteve & Susan LazunHelen Lewis*Jeff & Cindy LobachRobert Lombardo*Deb Lord & Tom GetzJerry & Elizabeth LucabaughGlenn & Cathy MalstromTroy A. MarkelVictor & Sarah McCloskeySuzanne & Vance McConkeyKaren McCormackTom & Jill McCracken**Dr. & Mrs. Thomas R. McGann*Steve & Jill McNeilAlan MeckleyJoel & Lara MencheyRick & Kathryn MerluzziGreg & Terri Miller*Jeffrey C. MillerKathleen Miller*

Ron & Karen MillerJeff MillsDr. & Mrs. Carroll L. Missimer*David MixonDuane & Kristin MoyerMaria Musti Cook*Kervin & Kathy MyerLaura & Melvin NaceCraig & Linda NewtonJanet & Michael O’RourkeSusan & Michael ParenteDavid & Sherry Pater*Stephan PetersDave & Lisa PetryDavid & Kelly Pflaum*David & Toni Pittman*Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Puglese*Paul R. RauPatricia L. RauschKaren & Scott ReeserMatthew Rhoads**Larry & Lisa RichardsonGarey G. RodenJoel & Judy RodneyBob & Patti RundleDeborah RunkleStephen S. Russell & Dr. Nancy B. AhaltMr. & Mrs. James W. RuthDaryl Ryan, CPA*Michael & Patricia SalloomTom & Diane SargeantPat SaundersCarolyn & Charlie SchaeferDr. & Mrs. Steven K. SchirkWade Scott*Krishna M. Sham*Thomas Shelton*Steve & Jami SimonJames R. Singleton**Jeff Snyder*Tammy Livingston Snyder*Susan K. SpragueCarolyn E. Steinhauser Fund of York County Community FoundationMelinda & Ryan Stevens*Bob & Norma StewartWarren D. Stough, J

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