UNITED WAY OF MIDLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2012

From the Executive Director 1

It has been my honor and privilege to serve as the Executive Director of the UnitedWay of Midland (UWM) for the past nine months. What a blessing to be surroundedby a competent and caring staff. How inspiring to work with a cadre of committedand compassionate volunteers. How exciting to be part of such wonderful andwelcoming community.

2012 has been a year of many changes for the United Way of Midland, beginningwith saying farewell to long-time Executive Director Cindy Benson. Cindy impacted somany lives and made such a difference in our community through her United Waywork. In her new role she will continue to make Midland a better place to live.

After spending seven years as the Executive Director of the Greater Longview United Way and 17 years innonprofit management, in June I began my journey with the United Way of Midland.

Some 2012 highlights include:

• The 2011-2012 campaign chaired by Vice President Resource Development Karmen Bryantraising $3,314,207, the most ever by the United Way of Midland.

• The UWM Board of Directors voting to take the lead on a Transitional Housing initiative forfamilies with case management, which has long been identified as an unmet need in Midland.

• Serving as the fiscal agent for Midland Shared Spaces, as they began their vision to bringnonprofits together to share resources and work collaboratively.

The real highlights, however, are the lives that were improved through our programs and initiatives, like thehomeless young man, who was adopted by a loving family; the domestic violence victim, who received aneducation and can now support her family; the young boy, who overcame multiple disabilities to earn anacademic achievement award; and the homebound elderly couple, who receives a nutritious meal every day.

I am looking forward to, with your help, continuing to improve lives in Midland through program funding,collaborative initiatives, and community grants. It has been a fantastic first nine months and I am excitedabout the future of the United Way of Midland and our community. To quote the very efficient and effective2012 Board President Ellen House, I have been “Midlandized”!

Donna MahurinExecutive Director

Executive CommitteeEllen M. HouseAttorneyPresident

Steven T. JeffcoatJohnson, Miller & Company, P.C. President-Elect

Karmen BryantCommunity VolunteerSecretary

Martin F. RuehlFirstCapital Bank of TexasTreasurer

Ramona A. ThomasPermian Basin Community Centers Assistant Treasurer

Deana M. SavageMidland College Vice-President Community Impact

Todd MeadeChevronVice-President Elect Community Impact

Ryan HamiltonSummit PetroleumVice-President Resource Development

Joe T. PhillipsSooner PipeVice-President Elect Resource Development

Jayne KrawietzConcho Resources, Inc.Part President

Board MembersJaime AlexanderCommunity Volunteer

Rebecca BellMidland College

Sylvester CantuCity of Midland

K. Michael Conaway +U.S. Congressman, Dist. 11

Greg DoveConcho Resources, Inc.

Steven D. GrayRSP Permian, Ltd.

David HenryHenry Resources, LLC

James C. Henry +Henry Resources, LLC

Bob LandrethRobert E. Landreth

Mitch MamoulidesChevron

Bob MurphyHEB

Margaret Purvis +Purvis Operating Company

Dan RobisonExcelsior Foundation

David H. SmithDavis, Gerald & Cremer

Charles A. Spence +Community Volunteer

Mark WheelerCMW Interests, Inc.

Ed WuthrichShell Trading US Company

United Way StaffDonna MahurinExecutive Director

Cynthia Y. Benson**Executive Director

Alice FreidlineDirector of Community Impact

Diana GiacobbeMarketing & IT Specialist

Alison KingAssistant Director of Community Impact

Siri LangstonFinance Director

Whitney RolandResource Development Campaign Director

Kathye Taylor*Finance Director

Loaned ExecutivesMadison PeelerLiz Rose

Legend+Lifetime Member*Retired**Resigned

BE HERE

WE WILL BE HERE TO HEAL THE PAST, SHAPE THE FUTURE AND TO MAKE TODAY BETTER FOR US ALL.

RISING STARRecognizes the company with the most improved employeecampaign.2012 Concho Resources, Inc.Employee Campaign Coordinator: Elizabeth Stout

PAUL C. REA LIVE UNITED AWARDRecognizes the company whose employees have shown sustainedexcellence in giving, advocating and volunteering with the United Way of Midland. 2012 ChevronEmployee Campaign Coordinator: Dolores Vick

DEANE H. STOLTZ PIONEER SPIRIT AWARDRecognizes the company with the greatest number of employees giving $1,000 or more.2012 Midland Memorial HospitalEmployee Campaign Coordinator: Jaclynn Allen

EAGLE SPIRIT AWARDRecognizes the company with the greatest percentage ofemployees giving $1,000 or more.2012 Summit Petroleum LLCEmployee Campaign Coordinator: Angie Phiffer

United Way of Midland Community Awards

From the Executive Director 1

It has been my honor and privilege to serve as the Executive Director of the UnitedWay of Midland (UWM) for the past nine months. What a blessing to be surroundedby a competent and caring staff. How inspiring to work with a cadre of committedand compassionate volunteers. How exciting to be part of such wonderful andwelcoming community.

2012 has been a year of many changes for the United Way of Midland, beginningwith saying farewell to long-time Executive Director Cindy Benson. Cindy impacted somany lives and made such a difference in our community through her United Waywork. In her new role she will continue to make Midland a better place to live.

After spending seven years as the Executive Director of the Greater Longview United Way and 17 years innonprofit management, in June I began my journey with the United Way of Midland.

Some 2012 highlights include:

• The 2011-2012 campaign chaired by Vice President Resource Development Karmen Bryantraising $3,314,207, the most ever by the United Way of Midland.

• The UWM Board of Directors voting to take the lead on a Transitional Housing initiative forfamilies with case management, which has long been identified as an unmet need in Midland.

• Serving as the fiscal agent for Midland Shared Spaces, as they began their vision to bringnonprofits together to share resources and work collaboratively.

The real highlights, however, are the lives that were improved through our programs and initiatives, like thehomeless young man, who was adopted by a loving family; the domestic violence victim, who received aneducation and can now support her family; the young boy, who overcame multiple disabilities to earn anacademic achievement award; and the homebound elderly couple, who receives a nutritious meal every day.

I am looking forward to, with your help, continuing to improve lives in Midland through program funding,collaborative initiatives, and community grants. It has been a fantastic first nine months and I am excitedabout the future of the United Way of Midland and our community. To quote the very efficient and effective2012 Board President Ellen House, I have been “Midlandized”!

Donna MahurinExecutive Director

Executive CommitteeEllen M. HouseAttorneyPresident

Steven T. JeffcoatJohnson, Miller & Company, P.C. President-Elect

Karmen BryantCommunity VolunteerSecretary

Martin F. RuehlFirstCapital Bank of TexasTreasurer

Ramona A. ThomasPermian Basin Community Centers Assistant Treasurer

Deana M. SavageMidland College Vice-President Community Impact

Todd MeadeChevronVice-President Elect Community Impact

Ryan HamiltonSummit PetroleumVice-President Resource Development

Joe T. PhillipsSooner PipeVice-President Elect Resource Development

Jayne KrawietzConcho Resources, Inc.Part President

Board MembersJaime AlexanderCommunity Volunteer

Rebecca BellMidland College

Sylvester CantuCity of Midland

K. Michael Conaway +U.S. Congressman, Dist. 11

Greg DoveConcho Resources, Inc.

Steven D. GrayRSP Permian, Ltd.

David HenryHenry Resources, LLC

James C. Henry +Henry Resources, LLC

Bob LandrethRobert E. Landreth

Mitch MamoulidesChevron

Bob MurphyHEB

Margaret Purvis +Purvis Operating Company

Dan RobisonExcelsior Foundation

David H. SmithDavis, Gerald & Cremer

Charles A. Spence +Community Volunteer

Mark WheelerCMW Interests, Inc.

Ed WuthrichShell Trading US Company

United Way StaffDonna MahurinExecutive Director

Cynthia Y. Benson**Executive Director

Alice FreidlineDirector of Community Impact

Diana GiacobbeMarketing & IT Specialist

Alison KingAssistant Director of Community Impact

Siri LangstonFinance Director

Whitney RolandResource Development Campaign Director

Kathye Taylor*Finance Director

Loaned ExecutivesMadison PeelerLiz Rose

Legend+Lifetime Member*Retired**Resigned

BE HERE

WE WILL BE HERE TO HEAL THE PAST, SHAPE THE FUTURE AND TO MAKE TODAY BETTER FOR US ALL.

RISING STARRecognizes the company with the most improved employeecampaign.2012 Concho Resources, Inc.Employee Campaign Coordinator: Elizabeth Stout

PAUL C. REA LIVE UNITED AWARDRecognizes the company whose employees have shown sustainedexcellence in giving, advocating and volunteering with the United Way of Midland. 2012 ChevronEmployee Campaign Coordinator: Dolores Vick

DEANE H. STOLTZ PIONEER SPIRIT AWARDRecognizes the company with the greatest number of employees giving $1,000 or more.2012 Midland Memorial HospitalEmployee Campaign Coordinator: Jaclynn Allen

EAGLE SPIRIT AWARDRecognizes the company with the greatest percentage ofemployees giving $1,000 or more.2012 Summit Petroleum LLCEmployee Campaign Coordinator: Angie Phiffer

United Way of Midland Community Awards

Community Impact 3

United Way of Midland knows that large-scale problems,such as homelessness, access to affordable health care,high-school dropout rates or families in financial crisis,cannot be solved by a single organization. Finding solutionsto these challenges requires the coordinated effort of ourentire community. This is where United Way provides theleadership as a convener and catalyst to help our partners tomake lasting change.

United Way of Midland is focused on three areas of need:education, self-sufficiency, and health. These three focusareas were selected because they are topics that addresslocal high-priority needs and are areas where United Waybelieves its strengths and resources will be able to make asignificant, measurable improvement in lives and communityconditions.

We work with a broad range of local partners such asgovernment, businesses, residents and other serviceorganizations to assess and identify the needs of thecommunity. Based on these needs, United Way developsinitiatives, supports collaborations, funds programs,convenes experts and fosters new and needed communityservices.

To ensure your contribution makes the maximum impact inour community, all aspects of our finances are subject to anannual independent audit.

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIESProgram FundingUnited Way of Midland funds individual programs thataddress an identified United Way of Midland communityoutcome in one of the three Focus Areas: education, self-sufficiency and health. Direct program funding takes placethrough 3-year funding cycles. This type of funding is onlyone component of how we make a difference in ourcommunity. United Way also impacts local issues throughCommunity Initiatives and Community Grants.

Community InitiativesAt the discretion of the Community Impact Committee,Community Initiatives are made available to collaborativeefforts (3 or more partners) that address an identified UnitedWay of Midland Community outcome in one of the threeFocus Areas: education, self-sufficiency and health.

Community GrantsThe United Way of Midland Community Grant Programprovides support to nonprofit health and human serviceorganizations for immediate and creative responses topressing identified needs in our community.

For a complete list of community outcomes and programsreceiving United Way funding, see page 5.

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONSIn order to make a significant, measurable improvement inlives and community conditions, United Way of Midland isbecoming increasingly involved in many local initiatives. In2012, United Way of Midland collaborated with thefollowing community organizations, committees andprograms:

• 211 Advisory Committee

• Afterschool Childcare Advisory Council

• City of Midland

• Coats for Kids

• Criminal Justice Advisory Committee

• Familywize Prescription Drug Cards

• Funders Roundtable

• HEB Feast of Sharing

• Homeless Coalition

• Midland Affordable Housing Alliance

• Midland Asset Building Coalition

• Midland Association of Churches

• Midland Chamber of Commerce

• Midland Coalition

• Midland College

• Midland County FEMA Emergency Food and ShelterProgram

• Midland Independent School District

• Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin

• Midland County Shared Spaces and Shared Services

• Region 18 Education Summit

• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

• Texas Hunger Initiative

• The Whole Child: A New Direction in Education

• XY-Zone

UNITED WAY INITIATIVESXY-Zone Targets at-risk 15-18 year old boys. The purposeis to reduce risky behavior and improve the students’attendance, behavior and academics.

The Whole Child – A New Direction in Education trains andequips teachers, staff and volunteers to identify and workwith students who are dealing with a loss or change – suchas death, incarceration, substance abuse, and domesticviolence. The end result is to develop healthy coping skillsfor all students.

VALUE

WE BELIEVE IN THE VALUE OF EVERYONE, AT EVERY STAGE OF LIFE.

Community Impact 3

United Way of Midland knows that large-scale problems,such as homelessness, access to affordable health care,high-school dropout rates or families in financial crisis,cannot be solved by a single organization. Finding solutionsto these challenges requires the coordinated effort of ourentire community. This is where United Way provides theleadership as a convener and catalyst to help our partners tomake lasting change.

United Way of Midland is focused on three areas of need:education, self-sufficiency, and health. These three focusareas were selected because they are topics that addresslocal high-priority needs and are areas where United Waybelieves its strengths and resources will be able to make asignificant, measurable improvement in lives and communityconditions.

We work with a broad range of local partners such asgovernment, businesses, residents and other serviceorganizations to assess and identify the needs of thecommunity. Based on these needs, United Way developsinitiatives, supports collaborations, funds programs,convenes experts and fosters new and needed communityservices.

To ensure your contribution makes the maximum impact inour community, all aspects of our finances are subject to anannual independent audit.

FUNDING OPPORTUNITIESProgram FundingUnited Way of Midland funds individual programs thataddress an identified United Way of Midland communityoutcome in one of the three Focus Areas: education, self-sufficiency and health. Direct program funding takes placethrough 3-year funding cycles. This type of funding is onlyone component of how we make a difference in ourcommunity. United Way also impacts local issues throughCommunity Initiatives and Community Grants.

Community InitiativesAt the discretion of the Community Impact Committee,Community Initiatives are made available to collaborativeefforts (3 or more partners) that address an identified UnitedWay of Midland Community outcome in one of the threeFocus Areas: education, self-sufficiency and health.

Community GrantsThe United Way of Midland Community Grant Programprovides support to nonprofit health and human serviceorganizations for immediate and creative responses topressing identified needs in our community.

For a complete list of community outcomes and programsreceiving United Way funding, see page 5.

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONSIn order to make a significant, measurable improvement inlives and community conditions, United Way of Midland isbecoming increasingly involved in many local initiatives. In2012, United Way of Midland collaborated with thefollowing community organizations, committees andprograms:

• 211 Advisory Committee

• Afterschool Childcare Advisory Council

• City of Midland

• Coats for Kids

• Criminal Justice Advisory Committee

• Familywize Prescription Drug Cards

• Funders Roundtable

• HEB Feast of Sharing

• Homeless Coalition

• Midland Affordable Housing Alliance

• Midland Asset Building Coalition

• Midland Association of Churches

• Midland Chamber of Commerce

• Midland Coalition

• Midland College

• Midland County FEMA Emergency Food and ShelterProgram

• Midland Independent School District

• Nonprofit Management Center of the Permian Basin

• Midland County Shared Spaces and Shared Services

• Region 18 Education Summit

• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

• Texas Hunger Initiative

• The Whole Child: A New Direction in Education

• XY-Zone

UNITED WAY INITIATIVESXY-Zone Targets at-risk 15-18 year old boys. The purposeis to reduce risky behavior and improve the students’attendance, behavior and academics.

The Whole Child – A New Direction in Education trains andequips teachers, staff and volunteers to identify and workwith students who are dealing with a loss or change – suchas death, incarceration, substance abuse, and domesticviolence. The end result is to develop healthy coping skillsfor all students.

VALUE

WE BELIEVE IN THE VALUE OF EVERYONE, AT EVERY STAGE OF LIFE.

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COMMUNITY INVESTMENT UPDATEUnited Way of Midland 2012-2013 Program Funding andCommunity GrantsUnited Way of Midland has the resources, the reach and theexperience to handle the big issues of our community. Tomake Midland a better place to live and work, our efforts arefocused on education, self-sufficiency and health – thebuilding blocks of a good life.

Each year, the United Way of Midland accepts applicationsfor funding from nonprofits. The Community InvestmentCommittee oversees the annual program allocation process.Volunteer panels review funding applications and make on-site visits. The Committee then brings the panelrecommendations to the United Way Board of Directors forapproval. The 47 programs receiving funding through theprogram allocation process are listed below by Focus Area.

In addition to Program Funding, United Way offeredCommunity Grants to nonprofits health and human serviceorganizations for immediate and creative responses topressing identified needs in Midland. Grant applicationswere reviewed by the Community Investment Committee andthen brought to the Board for approval. Listed below withthe notation (CG) are the 9 programs receiving a 2012-2013United Way Community Grant.

Promoting Education Focus Area - 24%Big Brothers Big Sisters

One-to-One Youth Mentoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . $76,400 (CG) Activity Center Furnishings . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000

Boy Scouts of AmericaLearning for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Scoutreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000

Boys & Girls Club After School Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000Sports Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,000 Summer Day Camp Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000

Casa de AmigosAdult and Youth Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,500

Communities in SchoolsCIS - Midland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60,000

Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest(CG) S.I.S.T.E.R.S. Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500

Midland Children's Rehab CenterWest Texas Dyslexia Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,000

Midland Fair HavensChildren's Enrichment Program . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000

Palmer Drug Abuse ProgramCommunities that Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $47,500

Unlock MinistriesOpportunity Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000 Transition Jr. High Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000

Promoting Health Focus Area - 39%Alzheimer's Association

Supportive Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,000Boys & Girls Club

Food & Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,000(CG) Video Surveillance/Intercom . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000

Casa de Amigos Health Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $128,000(CG) Wellness Center Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . $6,500

CASA of West Texas Voices for Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000

Centers for Children & Families Clinical Counseling Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . $240,000Kids First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,500Post Adoption Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,000

Community Children's Clinic Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35,000

Midland Children's Rehab Center Hippotherapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,000

Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,250Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,000

Midland/Odessa Area AIDS HIV/STD Prevention Education . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000

Mission Center Adult Day Service Basic Healthcare Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,000(CG) Canvas Shade Canopy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000

Palmer Drug Abuse Program Community Recovery & Education . . . . . . . . . $70,000(CG) Medication Takeback Equipment . . . . . . . . $7,500

Safe Place of the Permian Basin Advocacy & Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,000Star Children's Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,500

SHARE Respite Care Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,115(CG) In-Home Respite Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,500

The Springboard Center Intensive Outpatient Treatment & Counseling . . $29,000Medical Detox/Inpatient Residental Treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $88,000

Promoting Self-Sufficiency Focus Area - 37%American Red Cross

Disaster Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95,000Camp Fire USA

CFC Summer Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000KIDS CARE/C.F. on Wheels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,500

Casa de Amigos Self Sufficiency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000

Community & Senior Services Elderly Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80,000Foster Grandparent Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500Senior Companion Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500

Jubilee Center of Midland (CG) Food2Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000

Midland Fair Havens Supportive Transitional Housing . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000

Midland Need to Read Adult Literacy Tutoring Program . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000

Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Children's Advocacy Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000Crisis Intervention/Volunteer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,000

Midland/Odessa Area AIDS Support & Benevolence for PLWA . . . . . . . . . . $35,000

Recording Library of West Texas (CG) RLWT Radio Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000

Safe Place of the Permian Basin Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $99,500

The Salvation Army Comprehensive/Emergency Shelter . . . . . . . . $145,000

YMCA Child Development Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $156,500

Community Impact

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING INITIATIVETransitional Housing with case management for families hasbeen identified as an unmet need in Midland for 10 or moreyears. Transitional Housing is temporary housing ranging from90 days to two years.

United Way of Midland’s most recent Community NeedsAssessment results showed that three out of four renters havevirtually no “rainy day” savings or assets to cushion against atemporary loss of income. In addition, 20% of renters live inpoverty and 70% live in asset poverty.

Although Midland is currently enjoying a booming economy,Transitional Housing will be a community need regardless ofthe state of the economy. Studies show that affordable housingenables families to become self-sufficient and build assets. Italso contributes to the health and well-being of both parentsand children.

Because Transitional Housing is so vitally important to ourcommunity and touches all three of United Way of Midland’sfocus areas, Education, Self-Sufficiency and Health, the UWMBoard of Directors voted to take the lead in bringingTransitional Housing to Midland. A steering committeecomposed of local community leaders and United Way boardand staff members was formed in August. The committeeincludes: Sylvester Cantu, Herb Cartwright, Alice Freidline,David Henry, Ellen House, Linda Hamblin, Wilson Heidelberg,Alison King, Donna Mahurin, Kim McKandles, Todd Meade,Tom Miller, Martin Ruehl, Valerie Tinker and Liz Zenteno.

The Transitional Housing Committee began meeting inSeptember and has met five times to date. The committeeagreed that the program would serve families and thatintensive case management would be provided to help thosefamilies become self-sufficient. Case management, includinggoal setting, would be customized for each family. Casemanagement might include budget/money management,parenting skills, and job or educational training, depending on

the needs of the family. The Transitional HousingCommittee continues to explore location options and hasidentified Family Promise of Midland as a partner. FamilyPromise currently serves homeless families. Many otherFamily Promise affiliates all over the country provideTransitional Housing programs and that concept has been avision of the local organization.

In February, members of the Transitional HousingCommittee traveled to North and South Carolina to visit twoFamily Promise affiliates providing transitional housingprograms. Although the programs visited had differentapproaches, the committee members learned about bestpractices for each type of program. The Committee islooking forward to formulating a plan to begin work onMidland’s Transitional Housing Program in the comingmonths.

2012 COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENTThe United Way of Midland partnered with the Center forPublic Policy Priorities (CPPP) in Austin to conduct aCommunity Needs Assessment study in early 2012. Theresearch team surveyed a wealth of existing data sourcesavailable, as well as studies and reports that have beencompleted by various groups that address education, self-sufficiency and health. United Way also conducted focusgroup sessions throughout the community. This processenabled the CPPP to incorporate into their findings andrecommendations the experiences and insights of healthand human service providers as well as those seekingservices.

United Way is using this assessment as a tool to identifyboth community gaps in service and barriers to unmetneeds in order to determine our community priority issues.

To view or download the information gathered please visitour website at UWMidland.org.

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COMMUNITY INVESTMENT UPDATEUnited Way of Midland 2012-2013 Program Funding andCommunity GrantsUnited Way of Midland has the resources, the reach and theexperience to handle the big issues of our community. Tomake Midland a better place to live and work, our efforts arefocused on education, self-sufficiency and health – thebuilding blocks of a good life.

Each year, the United Way of Midland accepts applicationsfor funding from nonprofits. The Community InvestmentCommittee oversees the annual program allocation process.Volunteer panels review funding applications and make on-site visits. The Committee then brings the panelrecommendations to the United Way Board of Directors forapproval. The 47 programs receiving funding through theprogram allocation process are listed below by Focus Area.

In addition to Program Funding, United Way offeredCommunity Grants to nonprofits health and human serviceorganizations for immediate and creative responses topressing identified needs in Midland. Grant applicationswere reviewed by the Community Investment Committee andthen brought to the Board for approval. Listed below withthe notation (CG) are the 9 programs receiving a 2012-2013United Way Community Grant.

Promoting Education Focus Area - 24%Big Brothers Big Sisters

One-to-One Youth Mentoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . $76,400 (CG) Activity Center Furnishings . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000

Boy Scouts of AmericaLearning for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Scoutreach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000

Boys & Girls Club After School Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000Sports Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,000 Summer Day Camp Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000

Casa de AmigosAdult and Youth Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,500

Communities in SchoolsCIS - Midland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60,000

Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest(CG) S.I.S.T.E.R.S. Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500

Midland Children's Rehab CenterWest Texas Dyslexia Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,000

Midland Fair HavensChildren's Enrichment Program . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000

Palmer Drug Abuse ProgramCommunities that Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $47,500

Unlock MinistriesOpportunity Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000 Transition Jr. High Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000

Promoting Health Focus Area - 39%Alzheimer's Association

Supportive Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,000Boys & Girls Club

Food & Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,000(CG) Video Surveillance/Intercom . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000

Casa de Amigos Health Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $128,000(CG) Wellness Center Equipment . . . . . . . . . . . $6,500

CASA of West Texas Voices for Children . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000

Centers for Children & Families Clinical Counseling Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . $240,000Kids First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,500Post Adoption Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,000

Community Children's Clinic Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $35,000

Midland Children's Rehab Center Hippotherapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,000

Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,250Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,000

Midland/Odessa Area AIDS HIV/STD Prevention Education . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000

Mission Center Adult Day Service Basic Healthcare Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,000(CG) Canvas Shade Canopy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000

Palmer Drug Abuse Program Community Recovery & Education . . . . . . . . . $70,000(CG) Medication Takeback Equipment . . . . . . . . $7,500

Safe Place of the Permian Basin Advocacy & Counseling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $38,000Star Children's Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $22,500

SHARE Respite Care Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,115(CG) In-Home Respite Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,500

The Springboard Center Intensive Outpatient Treatment & Counseling . . $29,000Medical Detox/Inpatient Residental Treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $88,000

Promoting Self-Sufficiency Focus Area - 37%American Red Cross

Disaster Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95,000Camp Fire USA

CFC Summer Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000KIDS CARE/C.F. on Wheels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,500

Casa de Amigos Self Sufficiency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000

Community & Senior Services Elderly Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80,000Foster Grandparent Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500Senior Companion Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500

Jubilee Center of Midland (CG) Food2Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000

Midland Fair Havens Supportive Transitional Housing . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000

Midland Need to Read Adult Literacy Tutoring Program . . . . . . . . . . . $32,000

Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Children's Advocacy Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000Crisis Intervention/Volunteer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,000

Midland/Odessa Area AIDS Support & Benevolence for PLWA . . . . . . . . . . $35,000

Recording Library of West Texas (CG) RLWT Radio Station . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,000

Safe Place of the Permian Basin Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $99,500

The Salvation Army Comprehensive/Emergency Shelter . . . . . . . . $145,000

YMCA Child Development Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $156,500

Community Impact

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING INITIATIVETransitional Housing with case management for families hasbeen identified as an unmet need in Midland for 10 or moreyears. Transitional Housing is temporary housing ranging from90 days to two years.

United Way of Midland’s most recent Community NeedsAssessment results showed that three out of four renters havevirtually no “rainy day” savings or assets to cushion against atemporary loss of income. In addition, 20% of renters live inpoverty and 70% live in asset poverty.

Although Midland is currently enjoying a booming economy,Transitional Housing will be a community need regardless ofthe state of the economy. Studies show that affordable housingenables families to become self-sufficient and build assets. Italso contributes to the health and well-being of both parentsand children.

Because Transitional Housing is so vitally important to ourcommunity and touches all three of United Way of Midland’sfocus areas, Education, Self-Sufficiency and Health, the UWMBoard of Directors voted to take the lead in bringingTransitional Housing to Midland. A steering committeecomposed of local community leaders and United Way boardand staff members was formed in August. The committeeincludes: Sylvester Cantu, Herb Cartwright, Alice Freidline,David Henry, Ellen House, Linda Hamblin, Wilson Heidelberg,Alison King, Donna Mahurin, Kim McKandles, Todd Meade,Tom Miller, Martin Ruehl, Valerie Tinker and Liz Zenteno.

The Transitional Housing Committee began meeting inSeptember and has met five times to date. The committeeagreed that the program would serve families and thatintensive case management would be provided to help thosefamilies become self-sufficient. Case management, includinggoal setting, would be customized for each family. Casemanagement might include budget/money management,parenting skills, and job or educational training, depending on

the needs of the family. The Transitional HousingCommittee continues to explore location options and hasidentified Family Promise of Midland as a partner. FamilyPromise currently serves homeless families. Many otherFamily Promise affiliates all over the country provideTransitional Housing programs and that concept has been avision of the local organization.

In February, members of the Transitional HousingCommittee traveled to North and South Carolina to visit twoFamily Promise affiliates providing transitional housingprograms. Although the programs visited had differentapproaches, the committee members learned about bestpractices for each type of program. The Committee islooking forward to formulating a plan to begin work onMidland’s Transitional Housing Program in the comingmonths.

2012 COMMUNITY NEEDS ASSESSMENTThe United Way of Midland partnered with the Center forPublic Policy Priorities (CPPP) in Austin to conduct aCommunity Needs Assessment study in early 2012. Theresearch team surveyed a wealth of existing data sourcesavailable, as well as studies and reports that have beencompleted by various groups that address education, self-sufficiency and health. United Way also conducted focusgroup sessions throughout the community. This processenabled the CPPP to incorporate into their findings andrecommendations the experiences and insights of healthand human service providers as well as those seekingservices.

United Way is using this assessment as a tool to identifyboth community gaps in service and barriers to unmetneeds in order to determine our community priority issues.

To view or download the information gathered please visitour website at UWMidland.org.

Community Impact4

Community Giving 7

Abell-Hanger Foundation*

John and Maurine Cox Foundation*

The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation*

Pevehouse Family Foundation

Robison Excelsior Foundation

Scharbauer Foundation

Sandra and Jim Alsup

Anonymous (4)

S. Javaid Anwar

Shelley and David H. Arrington

Donald W. Bennett

Frances and Jack E. Brown*

Rita and Dale Brown

Cary and Jill Brown

Mark and Kathy Bruehl

Clark Butts

Donna and Jim Byerlotzer

Ted Collins, Jr.

Don and Beth Crawford

Decker Dawson

Mary Anne and Bill Dingus

Timothy M. Dunn

Steve and Debbie Gray

Ryan and Tiffani Hamilton

Paula and Jim Henry

David and Pauline Henry

Jack D. Hightower

Michael Hochman

Patricia and Leon Jeffcoat

Laquita and Dennis Johnson

Bob and Donna Landreth

Amy and Tim Leach

Bob and Pam Leibrock

Barbara and Mitch Mamoulides

Connie and Scott McGraw

Terri and Tim McGraw

Jon and Kim Morgan

Luke and Lori Morrow

Katy and Paul Morrow

Mark Nicholas

Joe and Jan O’Neill

Jack and Randee Rathbone

A. William Rutter, Jr.

Clarence Scharbauer, Jr.

Kerry and Clarence Scharbauer, III

Douglas Scharbauer

Ronnie and Cindy Scott

L.D. “Buddy” Sipes, Jr.

Randy and Julie Stevens

Lissa Wagner*

David and Amy Wilson

*Charter Members

2012 ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY OF MIDLAND MEMBERS

The Alexis de Tocqueville Society®

Only 26 years old when he came to America in 1831, Alexis Charles Henri-Clerel de Tocqueville traveled all overthe young nation. Perhaps his most important observation was that Americans helped each other in time of need.He recognized, applauded and immortalized the voluntary spirit that lives in America’s heart. “I must say that Ihave seen Americans make great and real sacrifices to the public welfare; and have noticed a hundred instancesin which they hardly ever failed to lend faithful support to one another.”

United Way of America formed the Alexis de Tocqueville (ADT) Society in 1984 to deepen individual understandingof, commitment to, and support of United Way’s work: advancing the common good by creating opportunities for abetter life for all. The ADT Society recognizes local philanthropic leaders and volunteer champions around theworld who have devoted time, talent, and funds to create long-lasting changes by tackling our communities’ mostserious issues.

Membership in the ADT Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000.00 annually to UnitedWay. The ADT Society of Midland was founded in 1988 with 15 charter members. In 2012, the ADT Society ofMidland had 54 members.

WE ENCOURAGE THE TALENTS OF THE YOUNG AND SUPPORT FAMILIES FOR THEY ARE THE HANDS THAT HOLD US TOGETHER.

ENCOURAGE

Community Giving 7

Abell-Hanger Foundation*

John and Maurine Cox Foundation*

The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation*

Pevehouse Family Foundation

Robison Excelsior Foundation

Scharbauer Foundation

Sandra and Jim Alsup

Anonymous (4)

S. Javaid Anwar

Shelley and David H. Arrington

Donald W. Bennett

Frances and Jack E. Brown*

Rita and Dale Brown

Cary and Jill Brown

Mark and Kathy Bruehl

Clark Butts

Donna and Jim Byerlotzer

Ted Collins, Jr.

Don and Beth Crawford

Decker Dawson

Mary Anne and Bill Dingus

Timothy M. Dunn

Steve and Debbie Gray

Ryan and Tiffani Hamilton

Paula and Jim Henry

David and Pauline Henry

Jack D. Hightower

Michael Hochman

Patricia and Leon Jeffcoat

Laquita and Dennis Johnson

Bob and Donna Landreth

Amy and Tim Leach

Bob and Pam Leibrock

Barbara and Mitch Mamoulides

Connie and Scott McGraw

Terri and Tim McGraw

Jon and Kim Morgan

Luke and Lori Morrow

Katy and Paul Morrow

Mark Nicholas

Joe and Jan O’Neill

Jack and Randee Rathbone

A. William Rutter, Jr.

Clarence Scharbauer, Jr.

Kerry and Clarence Scharbauer, III

Douglas Scharbauer

Ronnie and Cindy Scott

L.D. “Buddy” Sipes, Jr.

Randy and Julie Stevens

Lissa Wagner*

David and Amy Wilson

*Charter Members

2012 ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY OF MIDLAND MEMBERS

The Alexis de Tocqueville Society®

Only 26 years old when he came to America in 1831, Alexis Charles Henri-Clerel de Tocqueville traveled all overthe young nation. Perhaps his most important observation was that Americans helped each other in time of need.He recognized, applauded and immortalized the voluntary spirit that lives in America’s heart. “I must say that Ihave seen Americans make great and real sacrifices to the public welfare; and have noticed a hundred instancesin which they hardly ever failed to lend faithful support to one another.”

United Way of America formed the Alexis de Tocqueville (ADT) Society in 1984 to deepen individual understandingof, commitment to, and support of United Way’s work: advancing the common good by creating opportunities for abetter life for all. The ADT Society recognizes local philanthropic leaders and volunteer champions around theworld who have devoted time, talent, and funds to create long-lasting changes by tackling our communities’ mostserious issues.

Membership in the ADT Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000.00 annually to UnitedWay. The ADT Society of Midland was founded in 1988 with 15 charter members. In 2012, the ADT Society ofMidland had 54 members.

WE ENCOURAGE THE TALENTS OF THE YOUNG AND SUPPORT FAMILIES FOR THEY ARE THE HANDS THAT HOLD US TOGETHER.

ENCOURAGE

Community Giving

While every effort is made to accurately recognize every Leadership Giver, recognition in this report is based on information that we receivefrom employers and individuals by February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE (continued)Mary B. KennedyRebecca KiernanWill KikerJason KincaidAlison and Jonathan KingSteven C. KiserAlan A. and Janetta B. KleierAnn M. KleineDuane K. KnappKennth D. KrawietzJayne KrawietzMr. and Mrs. William KruegerMr. and Mrs. Randy KuiperMr. Arthur R. LaengrichFred Randall LalkRichard and Siri LangstonYolanda LaraLaShawn LattaJames R. Leeton, Jr.Paul and Judy LerwickLagaytha LewallenMorita LunaErnest LunaJoe T. LynchAllan MacayDelma MadridEd and Joann MagruderDonna and DeWayne MahurinLori ManningDonette MarbleCecilia MarezAdela MarmolejoAzeneth MarquezJeanie MarshWilliam S. MarshallAlma MartinezDouglas MaySusan MberengaBilly McAnallyEd McCabeGuy and Jane McCraryDarrell McDonaldBetty J. McKimRichard and Jan McMillanPat MeadowsCharlotte MeeksJose MendozaKayla MerchantRussell MeyersKevin MillerMr. Carvel MillsPhillip MinchewTriston Minihan

Kimberly B. ModisettDelia MontesShan and Lisa MoonMary Irene MorenoMichael T. MorganMeredith MorganJim and Dorothy MoringPaul and Dee MorrisSonya MorrisHoward A. MorrisonMichael R. MullinsChristie MunozAngel MunozAriana NavarreteKeith NelsonDeidra A. NelsonRachelle NickelJoe D. NiederhoferMrs. Kerry K. NoormohamedKim T. NordstogJohn R. NorwoodVicky L. NunnHarry NutterLisa J. OlginEvelyn OrellanaKaren OrozcoThomas W. OrtloffBarbara O'ShaughnessyRobert and Lindsay PartlowPaul and Megan PausePat Paxton-LarsonDebbie PearsonDr. Rex C. and Sandra PeeblesBruce PeelerMichelle PendergrassNancy PendergrassW. F. PennebakerJesse J. PerezWes PerryJoe T. PhillipsKen PittawayKristi PodrazikDelia PolkRebecca PontaskiBetty Ann PrenticeCharles H. Priddy, Sr.Deborah PrideJohn and Janet PritchettMichael PrudencioSteve and Debbie PruettMargaret PurvisAntoinette RaliotSteve Ramharter

Angie RamirezBrenda RamirezEric RamosJane B. RamslandJ. Robert ReadyMr. and Mrs. Travis ReedCathy ReegerSylvia S. RendonEffrin ReynaMichael and Nicole RhoadsMr. Terry RhoadsJoan and Cecil RhodesLarry and Sondra RichardsEarl R. RichardsonRebbecca RicheyRobin RicheyCarolyn RiddleJerri J. RipplingerRuth Bell RitchieSamuel C. RobertsCharlie and Camille RobinsonViviana RobledoGavina RodriguezWhitney E. RolandNick and Laura RomanAdelita RosaMichael J. RossRandy and Judy RouseElizabeth RuizScott and Amy RyburnStephanie SaenzDelma SaenzAnna SanchezLola C. SanchezAngelica SanchezBoyd and Tori SchanemanFred SchantzDouglas SchmidtCourtney SharpKimberly SheldonYvonne D. SilipoRebecca SilvaTulsi Dyal Singh, MDDavid and Becky SmithLisa F. and David H. SmithRhonda SmithTammy SmithermanJessica SosaMary SosebeeJohn K. SouthwellRobert A. SpearsCharles A. SpenceGeorge G. Staley

L. Shane StokesBill StovallKim and Frank StowersMarian SturgeonTonya SuttonJohn and Pam TarrSandra S. TaylorDana TaylorRamona and Sid ThomasCharles and Schatzie TigheTracy TimlinIda TorresMia TorresRoger M. Traxel, MDLeonard TroutTerri TrysonKhalil TurnerAlex ValenzuelaKimberly VanPeltJoAnn and Shelton VineyA. J. and Mary VogelOrin W. WadeEddie and Debbie WallaceJ. D. Ward-WannLarissa WarrenCarole WaylandMike WellerRussell WheatleyC. Mark and J'Lynn NewmanWheeler Family Foundation

Rick WhiteTiffany WhitfieldCharles R. WigginsJames and Virginia WilderJohn WilkinsonJack B. Wilkinson, Jr.Margaret WilliamsColleen WilliamsWord and Celia WilsonLena WilsonGary L. WinterGlenn & Pebble WintersKristi WolfClaire and Jim WoodcockGarth S. WrightEdgar WuthrichKevin and Paula YatesJohn W. Young Jr.Charles M. Younger, MDTom & Kay Zeltmann

9 Community Giving8

Leadership givers set the course for others. In our community, many generous and caring individuals have partnered withUnited Way of Midland to change lives. By making an annual minimum contribution of $1000 or 1.5% of their income,Leadership Givers are an integral part of our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to thelives of thousands of Midlanders each year.

Mona AblesWilliam and Mikell AbneyRandy AdamsVictoria AlejoJaime and Roger AlexanderJaclynn AllenNichole AllenDevin AlsupRobert M. AltanyBrad AndersonErnest Angelo, Jr.Patricia AngleyAnonymous (14)Charles AupiedCori ArmsteadDana R. AtwaterCarol BairOlga T. BanksGreg BannerJohn A. BarkleyWesley BarntMichelle BarntDebbie BayesMichelle BaylessKelly S. BealCheryl Becker-RamirezRobert R. BeecherlJoe BejilLarry J. BellJim and Cindy BensonGreg and Rachel BerkhouseTonya BirdDon L. BishopDan and Pat BlackJennifer M. BlackburnJack Blake, Jr.William B. BledsoeBob and Bennie BledsoeCicely BlumenauerRichard E. BoothSharon E. BorenWesley D. BowndsCheryl BoyceAnn A. BradfordDamita BradleyIrma BriggsG.W. BrockJan BrockettBill and Julie BrownMark A. BruehlCece and A.J. BruneLaura and Lindsey Buckner

Leticia M. BuenoKen and Cathy BurgessKathy A. BurkLarry W. BusterLeon G. Byerley, Jr.Frank Kell CahoonPaul and Teresa CainAnita CamargoDanny and Robbie CampbellSylvester and Mary CantuRandall CappsJoseph CaputoDelana CarawayRhonda K. CarrEric K. CarrLarry and Elizabeth CarrollDrs. Richard & Roberta CaseMary Lou CassidyJimmie CaughronDouglas H. ChristensenMrs. Marcella B. ChristensenReb and Molly ClarkMisty CoatesAndrew and Michelle CobbKent L. CogganForrest B. CollierMike and Suzanne ConawayJohn and Lana CooperCourtney CooperJ. Craig CorbettLael Cordes-PittsCari CorgillSue CorneliusJames Corwin, M.D.Lori CottleMichael CowanJune CowdenMargaret CowdenBobby and Elaine CowleyCheryl CraigTerry and Cherie CreechTaylor CrispJohn CrossMelody Y. CrowlTerry L. CrowlLarry D. CunninghamArt CusterCanola DailingRobert and Elizabeth Davenport,Sr.

J. L. DavisPaul L. Davis, Jr.

Julie DavisKenneth R. DeanCharlsa DeluciaSrikanth DemeRobert L. DentJames DentonPatricia DiazNorbert J. DickmanVeronica DicksonMike and Lori DodsonGeorge F. DoehneDinah S. DoggettRichard DonnellyMr. and Mrs. DouglasGary D. DouglasGregory L. DoveDonna DoyleGary Dupriest FamilyLynn and Rhonda DurhamInez EadenArlen and Betty EdgarShawn EdmistonJay M. EdwardsGary and Debbie ElanderTracy K. ElmsDavid J. EntzmingerSandra EsparzaAngelita EsquivelPatricia Ann EstesHarper EstesVirgina A. EstesBrenda S. EvansPhillip R. Everett, DDSThomas A. FagoLorri and Sammy FieldsLeeAnn FincherMarion FostinRene FranksSherron Franks-MeeksTerri FreemanRoger and Alice FreidlineJodi FrenchCarla FrisonRay and Darlene GarciaFabian GarciaRafael GarciaJoe P. GarnerEster GarzaGilbert GlinsmannEmma GonzalesElizabeth De GuzmanChristina Hagan

Darla HaidukTawny HalbertMr. and Mrs. J. Evetts Haley, Jr.Henry and Jean HalffJames E. HallLinda HallTami HamillRachel HannaMaxine HannifinTiffany HansenDexter L. HarmonAllen & Jan HarpJohn HarringtonChristine L. HartMark L. HaynesWilliam A. HeckKarmen Hendrix-BryantPabla HernandezOdile HernandezElizabeth HernandezJeffrey D. HewettScott and Gladys HickmanSylvia HinojosaGregory D. HinterlongNolan HirschLytha M. HooperMr. & Mrs. Curtis HornPaul and Shari HorneWilliam G. HorneR. Miller HoughtonEllen M. HouseKirk HoustonSusanna HuffBlue and Crecinda HyattMatthew G. HydeDrew M. and Laura J. IngramJay and Nancy IsaacsLynda Y. JacksonLesley and Steven JeffcoatDavid A. JelfLisa C. JimenezTom E. JohnsonAnnie L. JohnsonStephen F. JohnsonErin JohnsonElizabeth JohnsonBrad and Kim JonesGuadalupe JordanRobert JudkinsStephen JumperMr. Howard KempJames Glenn Kendall

2012 MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Community Giving

While every effort is made to accurately recognize every Leadership Giver, recognition in this report is based on information that we receivefrom employers and individuals by February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE (continued)Mary B. KennedyRebecca KiernanWill KikerJason KincaidAlison and Jonathan KingSteven C. KiserAlan A. and Janetta B. KleierAnn M. KleineDuane K. KnappKennth D. KrawietzJayne KrawietzMr. and Mrs. William KruegerMr. and Mrs. Randy KuiperMr. Arthur R. LaengrichFred Randall LalkRichard and Siri LangstonYolanda LaraLaShawn LattaJames R. Leeton, Jr.Paul and Judy LerwickLagaytha LewallenMorita LunaErnest LunaJoe T. LynchAllan MacayDelma MadridEd and Joann MagruderDonna and DeWayne MahurinLori ManningDonette MarbleCecilia MarezAdela MarmolejoAzeneth MarquezJeanie MarshWilliam S. MarshallAlma MartinezDouglas MaySusan MberengaBilly McAnallyEd McCabeGuy and Jane McCraryDarrell McDonaldBetty J. McKimRichard and Jan McMillanPat MeadowsCharlotte MeeksJose MendozaKayla MerchantRussell MeyersKevin MillerMr. Carvel MillsPhillip MinchewTriston Minihan

Kimberly B. ModisettDelia MontesShan and Lisa MoonMary Irene MorenoMichael T. MorganMeredith MorganJim and Dorothy MoringPaul and Dee MorrisSonya MorrisHoward A. MorrisonMichael R. MullinsChristie MunozAngel MunozAriana NavarreteKeith NelsonDeidra A. NelsonRachelle NickelJoe D. NiederhoferMrs. Kerry K. NoormohamedKim T. NordstogJohn R. NorwoodVicky L. NunnHarry NutterLisa J. OlginEvelyn OrellanaKaren OrozcoThomas W. OrtloffBarbara O'ShaughnessyRobert and Lindsay PartlowPaul and Megan PausePat Paxton-LarsonDebbie PearsonDr. Rex C. and Sandra PeeblesBruce PeelerMichelle PendergrassNancy PendergrassW. F. PennebakerJesse J. PerezWes PerryJoe T. PhillipsKen PittawayKristi PodrazikDelia PolkRebecca PontaskiBetty Ann PrenticeCharles H. Priddy, Sr.Deborah PrideJohn and Janet PritchettMichael PrudencioSteve and Debbie PruettMargaret PurvisAntoinette RaliotSteve Ramharter

Angie RamirezBrenda RamirezEric RamosJane B. RamslandJ. Robert ReadyMr. and Mrs. Travis ReedCathy ReegerSylvia S. RendonEffrin ReynaMichael and Nicole RhoadsMr. Terry RhoadsJoan and Cecil RhodesLarry and Sondra RichardsEarl R. RichardsonRebbecca RicheyRobin RicheyCarolyn RiddleJerri J. RipplingerRuth Bell RitchieSamuel C. RobertsCharlie and Camille RobinsonViviana RobledoGavina RodriguezWhitney E. RolandNick and Laura RomanAdelita RosaMichael J. RossRandy and Judy RouseElizabeth RuizScott and Amy RyburnStephanie SaenzDelma SaenzAnna SanchezLola C. SanchezAngelica SanchezBoyd and Tori SchanemanFred SchantzDouglas SchmidtCourtney SharpKimberly SheldonYvonne D. SilipoRebecca SilvaTulsi Dyal Singh, MDDavid and Becky SmithLisa F. and David H. SmithRhonda SmithTammy SmithermanJessica SosaMary SosebeeJohn K. SouthwellRobert A. SpearsCharles A. SpenceGeorge G. Staley

L. Shane StokesBill StovallKim and Frank StowersMarian SturgeonTonya SuttonJohn and Pam TarrSandra S. TaylorDana TaylorRamona and Sid ThomasCharles and Schatzie TigheTracy TimlinIda TorresMia TorresRoger M. Traxel, MDLeonard TroutTerri TrysonKhalil TurnerAlex ValenzuelaKimberly VanPeltJoAnn and Shelton VineyA. J. and Mary VogelOrin W. WadeEddie and Debbie WallaceJ. D. Ward-WannLarissa WarrenCarole WaylandMike WellerRussell WheatleyC. Mark and J'Lynn NewmanWheeler Family Foundation

Rick WhiteTiffany WhitfieldCharles R. WigginsJames and Virginia WilderJohn WilkinsonJack B. Wilkinson, Jr.Margaret WilliamsColleen WilliamsWord and Celia WilsonLena WilsonGary L. WinterGlenn & Pebble WintersKristi WolfClaire and Jim WoodcockGarth S. WrightEdgar WuthrichKevin and Paula YatesJohn W. Young Jr.Charles M. Younger, MDTom & Kay Zeltmann

9 Community Giving8

Leadership givers set the course for others. In our community, many generous and caring individuals have partnered withUnited Way of Midland to change lives. By making an annual minimum contribution of $1000 or 1.5% of their income,Leadership Givers are an integral part of our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to thelives of thousands of Midlanders each year.

Mona AblesWilliam and Mikell AbneyRandy AdamsVictoria AlejoJaime and Roger AlexanderJaclynn AllenNichole AllenDevin AlsupRobert M. AltanyBrad AndersonErnest Angelo, Jr.Patricia AngleyAnonymous (14)Charles AupiedCori ArmsteadDana R. AtwaterCarol BairOlga T. BanksGreg BannerJohn A. BarkleyWesley BarntMichelle BarntDebbie BayesMichelle BaylessKelly S. BealCheryl Becker-RamirezRobert R. BeecherlJoe BejilLarry J. BellJim and Cindy BensonGreg and Rachel BerkhouseTonya BirdDon L. BishopDan and Pat BlackJennifer M. BlackburnJack Blake, Jr.William B. BledsoeBob and Bennie BledsoeCicely BlumenauerRichard E. BoothSharon E. BorenWesley D. BowndsCheryl BoyceAnn A. BradfordDamita BradleyIrma BriggsG.W. BrockJan BrockettBill and Julie BrownMark A. BruehlCece and A.J. BruneLaura and Lindsey Buckner

Leticia M. BuenoKen and Cathy BurgessKathy A. BurkLarry W. BusterLeon G. Byerley, Jr.Frank Kell CahoonPaul and Teresa CainAnita CamargoDanny and Robbie CampbellSylvester and Mary CantuRandall CappsJoseph CaputoDelana CarawayRhonda K. CarrEric K. CarrLarry and Elizabeth CarrollDrs. Richard & Roberta CaseMary Lou CassidyJimmie CaughronDouglas H. ChristensenMrs. Marcella B. ChristensenReb and Molly ClarkMisty CoatesAndrew and Michelle CobbKent L. CogganForrest B. CollierMike and Suzanne ConawayJohn and Lana CooperCourtney CooperJ. Craig CorbettLael Cordes-PittsCari CorgillSue CorneliusJames Corwin, M.D.Lori CottleMichael CowanJune CowdenMargaret CowdenBobby and Elaine CowleyCheryl CraigTerry and Cherie CreechTaylor CrispJohn CrossMelody Y. CrowlTerry L. CrowlLarry D. CunninghamArt CusterCanola DailingRobert and Elizabeth Davenport,Sr.

J. L. DavisPaul L. Davis, Jr.

Julie DavisKenneth R. DeanCharlsa DeluciaSrikanth DemeRobert L. DentJames DentonPatricia DiazNorbert J. DickmanVeronica DicksonMike and Lori DodsonGeorge F. DoehneDinah S. DoggettRichard DonnellyMr. and Mrs. DouglasGary D. DouglasGregory L. DoveDonna DoyleGary Dupriest FamilyLynn and Rhonda DurhamInez EadenArlen and Betty EdgarShawn EdmistonJay M. EdwardsGary and Debbie ElanderTracy K. ElmsDavid J. EntzmingerSandra EsparzaAngelita EsquivelPatricia Ann EstesHarper EstesVirgina A. EstesBrenda S. EvansPhillip R. Everett, DDSThomas A. FagoLorri and Sammy FieldsLeeAnn FincherMarion FostinRene FranksSherron Franks-MeeksTerri FreemanRoger and Alice FreidlineJodi FrenchCarla FrisonRay and Darlene GarciaFabian GarciaRafael GarciaJoe P. GarnerEster GarzaGilbert GlinsmannEmma GonzalesElizabeth De GuzmanChristina Hagan

Darla HaidukTawny HalbertMr. and Mrs. J. Evetts Haley, Jr.Henry and Jean HalffJames E. HallLinda HallTami HamillRachel HannaMaxine HannifinTiffany HansenDexter L. HarmonAllen & Jan HarpJohn HarringtonChristine L. HartMark L. HaynesWilliam A. HeckKarmen Hendrix-BryantPabla HernandezOdile HernandezElizabeth HernandezJeffrey D. HewettScott and Gladys HickmanSylvia HinojosaGregory D. HinterlongNolan HirschLytha M. HooperMr. & Mrs. Curtis HornPaul and Shari HorneWilliam G. HorneR. Miller HoughtonEllen M. HouseKirk HoustonSusanna HuffBlue and Crecinda HyattMatthew G. HydeDrew M. and Laura J. IngramJay and Nancy IsaacsLynda Y. JacksonLesley and Steven JeffcoatDavid A. JelfLisa C. JimenezTom E. JohnsonAnnie L. JohnsonStephen F. JohnsonErin JohnsonElizabeth JohnsonBrad and Kim JonesGuadalupe JordanRobert JudkinsStephen JumperMr. Howard KempJames Glenn Kendall

2012 MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

Community Giving

77 Oil Properties, Inc.Abacus Computers, Inc.Accurate Inc.Acme Energy ServicesAllen G. McGuire, CPA OfficeApache CorporationAT&T Call CenterAtmos EnergyBank of AmericaBCCK Engineering, Inc.Beach Exploration, Inc.Beal & Wilkes, PC.Bessero Oil CompanyBetenbough HomesBorder States ElectricBorets-WeatherfordBoys & Girls Club of MidlandBrazil Pest ControlBrooks Financial GroupBuilders & Homeowners Supply, Inc.Byrd Operating CompanyC. F. Qualia Operating, Inc.Cal-Mon Oil CompanyCampbell Construction CompanyCenter for Spiritual Living MidlandCenturion Pipeline LPCharts, Ltd.ChevronChristensen Petroleum Inc.Cimarex EnergyClayton Williams Energy, Inc.Comanche Machine Shop Inc.Commercial Electronic SupplyConcho Resources, Inc.ConocoPhillipsCorey Sly Electrical Service IncCorley Paper & Box CompanyCowboys Resources Corp.CUDD Energy ServicesCulligan Water Conditioning Co. of West

TexasDakota ResourcesDawson Geophysical CompanyDesert Production, Inc.Devon Energy CorporationDillard's Department StoreDiscovery Operating, Inc.Eagle Rock Drilling, Inc.Earle M. Craig, Jr. CorporationEnergen ResourcesEnterprise Rent-A-CarEOG Resources, Inc.Escondido ResourcesFederal ExpressFirestone Tire & Service Centers

First Baptist ChurchFirstCapital Bank of TexasFrac Tank RentalsGary L. Thurman, CPA OfficeGriffin & Griffin Ltd.Halliburton Energy ServicesHenry FoundationHenry Resources, LLCHerd Partners, Ltd.Hinkle, Hensley, Shanor & Martin, LLPHorizon Mud CompanyHPC Energy, LLCInnogive FoundationInternational PaperInwest Retirement SolutionsJ. C. PenneyJohn Crane Production SolutionsKC Pipe, LPKellogg CompanyKennedy Minerals LTDKey Energy Service, Inc.Kinder Morgan CO2 Company, LPKirk & Company, LLPKohl's Department StoreLithia Corp.Map ResourcesMaster Tubulars, Inc.McClatchy Brothers TruckingMEC Petroleum Corp.Meter Service & Supply Co., Inc.Midland Academy Charter SchoolMidland Council of PTAsMidland Rape Crisis & Children's Advocacy

CenterMidland Rockhounds Baseball ClubMilford Pipe and SupplyMims & Smith InsuranceMission Center Adult Day ServiceMorris, Holmquest, Tidwell & Co.Nationwide InsuranceNissan of MidlandNorthern Natural GasO'Grady & CompanyOGX ResourcesOneok Westex Transmission, LPOrtloff Technology Group, LLCOXY Permian, Ltd.Parkhill, Smith & CooperParsley Energy Operations, LLCPayne Homes, Inc.Pecos Operating Co.Permian Basin Landmen's AssociationPermian Basin Real EstatePermian Crude Transport & TradingPetraitis Oil & Gas

Petroplex Pipe and Construction, IncPeyton's BikesPioneer Natural Resources Co.Pitts Energy Co.Printer SolutionsQuinn Pumps, Inc.R.K. Petroleum CorporationRaintree RoofingRDR EnergyReliance Energy, Inc.Rendova Oil Co., Inc.Rhotenberry Wellen ArchitectsRubicon Oil & Gas II, LPSam Hollis StudioSam's ClubSeaboard Oil CompanyShannon Animal HospitalShell Trading US CompanySociety of Petroleum EngineersSooner Pipe Supply LPSproles Woodard, LLPStanolind Oil & Gas LPState Farm Companies FoundationStewart Title of MidlandStubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin &

BrowderSummit Petroleum LLCSwabbing Services, IncSwartz Framing StudioTargetTerrell Oil & Gas ConsultingThe Blue DoorThe Insurance Man & AssociatesThe Springboard CenterTommy White Supply Company, Inc.Toyota of MidlandT-Rey PropertiesUltra Tech Frac ServicesUnited Parcel ServiceVision Health SpecialtiesVision Natural ResourcesWal-Mart Super Center #608Wal-Mart Super Center #3645Weaver, L.L.P.Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.West Texas InsuranceWest Texas National BankWest Texas Oil ReportsWest Texas State BankWestern National BankWhiting Petroleum CorporationXTO Energy Inc.Zachry Oil & Gas Properties

CORPORATE GIVINGThank you to the following companies whose corporate contributions have totaled over $872,905. Corporate leaders inMidland play an integral role in our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to the lives ofthousands of Midlanders each year.

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WE STAND UNITED BECAUSE THIS IS OUR COMMUNITY, OUR NEIGHBORHOODS, OUR FAMILIES AND OUR FUTURE.

UNITED

Community Giving

77 Oil Properties, Inc.Abacus Computers, Inc.Accurate Inc.Acme Energy ServicesAllen G. McGuire, CPA OfficeApache CorporationAT&T Call CenterAtmos EnergyBank of AmericaBCCK Engineering, Inc.Beach Exploration, Inc.Beal & Wilkes, PC.Bessero Oil CompanyBetenbough HomesBorder States ElectricBorets-WeatherfordBoys & Girls Club of MidlandBrazil Pest ControlBrooks Financial GroupBuilders & Homeowners Supply, Inc.Byrd Operating CompanyC. F. Qualia Operating, Inc.Cal-Mon Oil CompanyCampbell Construction CompanyCenter for Spiritual Living MidlandCenturion Pipeline LPCharts, Ltd.ChevronChristensen Petroleum Inc.Cimarex EnergyClayton Williams Energy, Inc.Comanche Machine Shop Inc.Commercial Electronic SupplyConcho Resources, Inc.ConocoPhillipsCorey Sly Electrical Service IncCorley Paper & Box CompanyCowboys Resources Corp.CUDD Energy ServicesCulligan Water Conditioning Co. of West

TexasDakota ResourcesDawson Geophysical CompanyDesert Production, Inc.Devon Energy CorporationDillard's Department StoreDiscovery Operating, Inc.Eagle Rock Drilling, Inc.Earle M. Craig, Jr. CorporationEnergen ResourcesEnterprise Rent-A-CarEOG Resources, Inc.Escondido ResourcesFederal ExpressFirestone Tire & Service Centers

First Baptist ChurchFirstCapital Bank of TexasFrac Tank RentalsGary L. Thurman, CPA OfficeGriffin & Griffin Ltd.Halliburton Energy ServicesHenry FoundationHenry Resources, LLCHerd Partners, Ltd.Hinkle, Hensley, Shanor & Martin, LLPHorizon Mud CompanyHPC Energy, LLCInnogive FoundationInternational PaperInwest Retirement SolutionsJ. C. PenneyJohn Crane Production SolutionsKC Pipe, LPKellogg CompanyKennedy Minerals LTDKey Energy Service, Inc.Kinder Morgan CO2 Company, LPKirk & Company, LLPKohl's Department StoreLithia Corp.Map ResourcesMaster Tubulars, Inc.McClatchy Brothers TruckingMEC Petroleum Corp.Meter Service & Supply Co., Inc.Midland Academy Charter SchoolMidland Council of PTAsMidland Rape Crisis & Children's Advocacy

CenterMidland Rockhounds Baseball ClubMilford Pipe and SupplyMims & Smith InsuranceMission Center Adult Day ServiceMorris, Holmquest, Tidwell & Co.Nationwide InsuranceNissan of MidlandNorthern Natural GasO'Grady & CompanyOGX ResourcesOneok Westex Transmission, LPOrtloff Technology Group, LLCOXY Permian, Ltd.Parkhill, Smith & CooperParsley Energy Operations, LLCPayne Homes, Inc.Pecos Operating Co.Permian Basin Landmen's AssociationPermian Basin Real EstatePermian Crude Transport & TradingPetraitis Oil & Gas

Petroplex Pipe and Construction, IncPeyton's BikesPioneer Natural Resources Co.Pitts Energy Co.Printer SolutionsQuinn Pumps, Inc.R.K. Petroleum CorporationRaintree RoofingRDR EnergyReliance Energy, Inc.Rendova Oil Co., Inc.Rhotenberry Wellen ArchitectsRubicon Oil & Gas II, LPSam Hollis StudioSam's ClubSeaboard Oil CompanyShannon Animal HospitalShell Trading US CompanySociety of Petroleum EngineersSooner Pipe Supply LPSproles Woodard, LLPStanolind Oil & Gas LPState Farm Companies FoundationStewart Title of MidlandStubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin &

BrowderSummit Petroleum LLCSwabbing Services, IncSwartz Framing StudioTargetTerrell Oil & Gas ConsultingThe Blue DoorThe Insurance Man & AssociatesThe Springboard CenterTommy White Supply Company, Inc.Toyota of MidlandT-Rey PropertiesUltra Tech Frac ServicesUnited Parcel ServiceVision Health SpecialtiesVision Natural ResourcesWal-Mart Super Center #608Wal-Mart Super Center #3645Weaver, L.L.P.Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.West Texas InsuranceWest Texas National BankWest Texas Oil ReportsWest Texas State BankWestern National BankWhiting Petroleum CorporationXTO Energy Inc.Zachry Oil & Gas Properties

CORPORATE GIVINGThank you to the following companies whose corporate contributions have totaled over $872,905. Corporate leaders inMidland play an integral role in our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to the lives ofthousands of Midlanders each year.

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WE STAND UNITED BECAUSE THIS IS OUR COMMUNITY, OUR NEIGHBORHOODS, OUR FAMILIES AND OUR FUTURE.

UNITED

Community Giving

PLATINUM CIRCLE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $200 or more per employee)Bullock Scott, PCCenters for Children & FamiliesConocoPhillipsEnergen Resources Enterprise Rent-A-CarFirstCapital Bank of TexasHenry FoundationHenry Resources, LLCHPC Energy, LLCInwest Retirement SolutionsJohnson, Miller & CompanyLegacy Reserves Corp.Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.Mewbourne Oil CompanyMidland Fair Havens, Inc.Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc.Ortloff Technology Group, LLCPermian Basin Area FoundationRendova Oil Co., Inc.Samson ResourcesShell Trading US CompanySummit Petroleum LLCUnited Parcel ServiceUnited Way of Midland, Inc.Weaver, L.L.P.

CENTURY CIRCLE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $100-199 per employee)Bank of AmericaChevronCimarex EnergyCommunities In Schools of the Permian BasinEOG Resources, Inc.Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.H. E. B.Halliburton Energy ServicesHancock GroupParkhill, Smith & CooperProsperity BankSafe Place of the Permian BasinWestern National BankWhiting Petroleum CorporationXTO Energy Inc.

GOLD AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $75-99 per employee)AT&T Call CenterAtmos EnergyBig Brothers Big Sisters MidlandCasa de AmigosCenturion Pipeline LPCommemorative Air ForceMidland Memorial HospitalStubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & BrowderWagner & Brown, Ltd.

SILVER AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $50-74 per employee)AT&T Call CenterColdwell Banker CovenantCommunity Children's ClinicCommunity National BankConcho Resources, Inc.Darrell McDonald RealtorsFederal ExpressGreat Western Drilling Co.Midland CollegeOneok Westex Transmission, LPPermian Basin Community CentersPioneer Natural Resources Co.SandRidge TertiarySproles Woodard, LLPThe Salvation Army of MidlandThe Springboard CenterYMCA of Midland

BRONZE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $25-49 per employee)American Red CrossBOPCO, LPBoys & Girls Club of MidlandCamp Fire USA West Texas ChapterCommunity & Senior ServicesCotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & DawsonHy-Bon EngineeringKinder Morgan CO2 Company, LPMidland Need To ReadMISD - Early College High SchoolMISD - Emerson Elementary SchoolMISD - Pease Magnet SchoolMISD - South Elementary SchoolMISD - West Early Childhood CenterNorthern Natural GasO'Reilly Auto PartsReliance Energy, Inc.RSP Permian, Ltd.Target

“THANKS TO YOU” AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $1-24 per employee)Albertson'sBoy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail CouncilCity of MidlandDawson Geophysical CompanyFirst Baptist ChurchHealth South Rehabilitation HospitalLegacy Real EstateMidland Academy Charter SchoolMidland Rape Crisis & Children's Advocacy

CenterMidland Reporter-TelegramMims & Smith InsuranceMISD - Abell Junior High SchoolMISD - AdministrationMISD - Alamo Junior High SchoolMISD - Anson Jones Elementary SchoolMISD - Bonham Elementary SchoolMISD - Bowie Elementary SchoolMISD - Burnet Elementary SchoolMISD - Bush Elementary SchoolMISD - Carver Elementary SchoolMISD - Child Nutrition ServicesMISD - Coleman High SchoolMISD - Crockett Elementary SchoolMISD - DeZavala Elementary SchoolMISD - Fannin Elementary SchoolMISD - Goddard Junior High SchoolMISD - Greathouse Elementary SchoolMISD - Henderson Elementary SchoolMISD - Houston Elementary SchoolMISD - Lamar Elementary SchoolMISD - Lee Freshman High SchoolMISD - Lee High SchoolMISD - Long Elementary SchoolMISD - Midland Freshman High SchoolMISD - Midland High SchoolMISD - Milam Elementary SchoolMISD - Parker Elementary SchoolMISD - Plant ServicesMISD - Rusk Elementary SchoolMISD - San Jacinto Junior High SchoolMISD - Santa Rita Elementary SchoolMISD - Scharbauer Elementary SchoolMISD - Travis Elementary SchoolMISD - Washington Magnet SchoolMission Center Adult Day ServiceOXY Permian, Ltd.Palmer Drug Abuse ProgramProduction Lift Systems, Inc.Sam's ClubSecurity BankWal-Mart Super CenterWest Texas National BankWilliamson Petroleum Consultants, Inc.

EMPLOYEE GIVING AWARDS

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While every effort is made to accurately recognize every company that participates in the United Way campaign, recognition in this report is basedon information that we receive from companies, employers and individuals by February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thankyou for your understanding.

BELIEVE

WE BELIEVE THAT THERE’S GOOD AROUND US, AND IT’S OUR PRIVILEGE TO HELP IT GROW.

Community Giving

PLATINUM CIRCLE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $200 or more per employee)Bullock Scott, PCCenters for Children & FamiliesConocoPhillipsEnergen Resources Enterprise Rent-A-CarFirstCapital Bank of TexasHenry FoundationHenry Resources, LLCHPC Energy, LLCInwest Retirement SolutionsJohnson, Miller & CompanyLegacy Reserves Corp.Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.Mewbourne Oil CompanyMidland Fair Havens, Inc.Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc.Ortloff Technology Group, LLCPermian Basin Area FoundationRendova Oil Co., Inc.Samson ResourcesShell Trading US CompanySummit Petroleum LLCUnited Parcel ServiceUnited Way of Midland, Inc.Weaver, L.L.P.

CENTURY CIRCLE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $100-199 per employee)Bank of AmericaChevronCimarex EnergyCommunities In Schools of the Permian BasinEOG Resources, Inc.Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.H. E. B.Halliburton Energy ServicesHancock GroupParkhill, Smith & CooperProsperity BankSafe Place of the Permian BasinWestern National BankWhiting Petroleum CorporationXTO Energy Inc.

GOLD AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $75-99 per employee)AT&T Call CenterAtmos EnergyBig Brothers Big Sisters MidlandCasa de AmigosCenturion Pipeline LPCommemorative Air ForceMidland Memorial HospitalStubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & BrowderWagner & Brown, Ltd.

SILVER AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $50-74 per employee)AT&T Call CenterColdwell Banker CovenantCommunity Children's ClinicCommunity National BankConcho Resources, Inc.Darrell McDonald RealtorsFederal ExpressGreat Western Drilling Co.Midland CollegeOneok Westex Transmission, LPPermian Basin Community CentersPioneer Natural Resources Co.SandRidge TertiarySproles Woodard, LLPThe Salvation Army of MidlandThe Springboard CenterYMCA of Midland

BRONZE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $25-49 per employee)American Red CrossBOPCO, LPBoys & Girls Club of MidlandCamp Fire USA West Texas ChapterCommunity & Senior ServicesCotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & DawsonHy-Bon EngineeringKinder Morgan CO2 Company, LPMidland Need To ReadMISD - Early College High SchoolMISD - Emerson Elementary SchoolMISD - Pease Magnet SchoolMISD - South Elementary SchoolMISD - West Early Childhood CenterNorthern Natural GasO'Reilly Auto PartsReliance Energy, Inc.RSP Permian, Ltd.Target

“THANKS TO YOU” AWARD(The employees of the following companies gavea per capita gift of $1-24 per employee)Albertson'sBoy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail CouncilCity of MidlandDawson Geophysical CompanyFirst Baptist ChurchHealth South Rehabilitation HospitalLegacy Real EstateMidland Academy Charter SchoolMidland Rape Crisis & Children's Advocacy

CenterMidland Reporter-TelegramMims & Smith InsuranceMISD - Abell Junior High SchoolMISD - AdministrationMISD - Alamo Junior High SchoolMISD - Anson Jones Elementary SchoolMISD - Bonham Elementary SchoolMISD - Bowie Elementary SchoolMISD - Burnet Elementary SchoolMISD - Bush Elementary SchoolMISD - Carver Elementary SchoolMISD - Child Nutrition ServicesMISD - Coleman High SchoolMISD - Crockett Elementary SchoolMISD - DeZavala Elementary SchoolMISD - Fannin Elementary SchoolMISD - Goddard Junior High SchoolMISD - Greathouse Elementary SchoolMISD - Henderson Elementary SchoolMISD - Houston Elementary SchoolMISD - Lamar Elementary SchoolMISD - Lee Freshman High SchoolMISD - Lee High SchoolMISD - Long Elementary SchoolMISD - Midland Freshman High SchoolMISD - Midland High SchoolMISD - Milam Elementary SchoolMISD - Parker Elementary SchoolMISD - Plant ServicesMISD - Rusk Elementary SchoolMISD - San Jacinto Junior High SchoolMISD - Santa Rita Elementary SchoolMISD - Scharbauer Elementary SchoolMISD - Travis Elementary SchoolMISD - Washington Magnet SchoolMission Center Adult Day ServiceOXY Permian, Ltd.Palmer Drug Abuse ProgramProduction Lift Systems, Inc.Sam's ClubSecurity BankWal-Mart Super CenterWest Texas National BankWilliamson Petroleum Consultants, Inc.

EMPLOYEE GIVING AWARDS

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While every effort is made to accurately recognize every company that participates in the United Way campaign, recognition in this report is basedon information that we receive from companies, employers and individuals by February 28. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thankyou for your understanding.

BELIEVE

WE BELIEVE THAT THERE’S GOOD AROUND US, AND IT’S OUR PRIVILEGE TO HELP IT GROW.

AND WHEN WE REACH OUT A HAND TO ONE, WE INFLUENCE THE CONDITION OF ALL.

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United Way of Midland is grateful for the many companies who provide their employees the opportunityto learn about United Way’s impact on the community. Many companies give a corporate or company gift andprovide incentives such as extra time off or casual dress for those who choose to donate. Volunteers in eachof these organizations give of their time to coordinate employee campaigns.

Thousands of Midlanders gave during the Annual Campaign. These gifts will support the work of positivelyimpacting our community. Thank you to the dedicated volunteers and generous donors.

XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United WayThe 10th Annual XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way took place in August 2012.Thanks to the event committee, volunteers, sponsors and over 500 participants, we had a record breaking yearraising over $208,607!

2012 XTO & Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way CommitteeKendall ChanceWade ClaybrookKim FotisGary Lankford

Richard LauderdaleMarcela MunozJimmy RoarkWhitney Roland

Marvis SchneiderJanie Snelson

Title:Concho Resources, Inc.XTO Energy, Inc.

Titanium:Angus MeasurementBaker HughesBasic EnergyBig Lake ServicesBTIChampion TechnologiesDean's ElectricEnergy Sales, LLCJMR Industries, LTDMaster TubularsPeak Completion TechnologiesShores SentrySmith IndustriesSooner Pipe Supply LPTrey Trucks, LTDWellhead Specialties

Platinum:Bourland & Leverich SupplyComposite Lining SystemsCUDD Pumping ServicesFrac Tank Rentals LLCGeorge Young Sales Co.GuardianSERVCOT-Rey Properties, Inc.Wilson Industries LP

Gold:Big Horn Energy ServicesComplete Energy ServicesDiamond Tank Rental, Inc.Globe Energy ServicesMission Well ServicesNabors DrillingProduction SpecialtiesStellar Oilfield Rentals, LLCTech ManagementTRC Rod Services of TexasVenture Mud, L.P.

Silver:Bond-Coat, Inc.Energen Resources CorporationHigh Capacity Coil, LLC

SPONSORS

AND WHEN WE REACH OUT A HAND TO ONE, WE INFLUENCE THE CONDITION OF ALL.

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United Way of Midland is grateful for the many companies who provide their employees the opportunityto learn about United Way’s impact on the community. Many companies give a corporate or company gift andprovide incentives such as extra time off or casual dress for those who choose to donate. Volunteers in eachof these organizations give of their time to coordinate employee campaigns.

Thousands of Midlanders gave during the Annual Campaign. These gifts will support the work of positivelyimpacting our community. Thank you to the dedicated volunteers and generous donors.

XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United WayThe 10th Annual XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way took place in August 2012.Thanks to the event committee, volunteers, sponsors and over 500 participants, we had a record breaking yearraising over $208,607!

2012 XTO & Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way CommitteeKendall ChanceWade ClaybrookKim FotisGary Lankford

Richard LauderdaleMarcela MunozJimmy RoarkWhitney Roland

Marvis SchneiderJanie Snelson

Title:Concho Resources, Inc.XTO Energy, Inc.

Titanium:Angus MeasurementBaker HughesBasic EnergyBig Lake ServicesBTIChampion TechnologiesDean's ElectricEnergy Sales, LLCJMR Industries, LTDMaster TubularsPeak Completion TechnologiesShores SentrySmith IndustriesSooner Pipe Supply LPTrey Trucks, LTDWellhead Specialties

Platinum:Bourland & Leverich SupplyComposite Lining SystemsCUDD Pumping ServicesFrac Tank Rentals LLCGeorge Young Sales Co.GuardianSERVCOT-Rey Properties, Inc.Wilson Industries LP

Gold:Big Horn Energy ServicesComplete Energy ServicesDiamond Tank Rental, Inc.Globe Energy ServicesMission Well ServicesNabors DrillingProduction SpecialtiesStellar Oilfield Rentals, LLCTech ManagementTRC Rod Services of TexasVenture Mud, L.P.

Silver:Bond-Coat, Inc.Energen Resources CorporationHigh Capacity Coil, LLC

SPONSORS

17 16 Volunteers and Sponsors

2012 Finance Committee MembersSylvester CantuCity of Midland

Ryan HamiltonSummit Petroleum

David HenryHenry Resources, LLC

Ellen M. HouseAttorney

Steven T. JeffcoatJohnson, Miller & Company, P.C.

Siri D. LangstonUnited Way of Midland

Donna MahurinUnited Way of Midland

Shan MoonThe Don Evans Group

Zahir N. NoormohamedZahir N. Noormohamed, CPA

Chris RobinMazda of Midland

Martin F. RuehlFirstCapital Bank of Texas

Deana M. SavageMidland College

Frank K. StowersTexas Capital Bank

Kathye TaylorUnited Way of Midland

Ramona A. ThomasPermian Basin CommunityCenters

2012 CommunityInvestment CommitteeRebecca BellMidland College

Sylvester CantuCity of Midland

Alice FreidlineUnited Way of Midland

Ellen HouseAttorney

Steven T. JeffcoatJohnson, Miller & Company, P.C.

Alison KingUnited Way of Midland

Jody LouderWarren Equipment

Donna MahurinUnited Way of Midland

Todd Meade, Vice ChairChevron

Martin RuehlFirstCapital Bank

Deana Savage, ChairMidland College

Andy ShafferCommunity Volunteer

Amanda SirutaDawson Geophysical

2012 Needs AssessmentCommitteeRebecca Bell, ChairMidland College

Sylvester CantuCity of Midland

Ellen M. HouseAttorney

Jayne KrawietzConcho Resources, Inc.

Bill MaurerMidland Independent SchoolDistrict

Bob MurphyH.E.B.

Megan Pause Midland Memorial Hospital

Deana SavageMidland College

Ramona ThomasPermian Basin MHMR

2012 CommunityInvestment VolunteersHealth Panel MembersKatie BrownKarmen BryantBlake CauthenMegan DorfnerKelton EdwardsDebbie GrayBrent LunsfordElizabeth McWilliamsTodd MeadeTrisha SchumannAmanda Siruta, ChairChristopher Stout

Education Panel MembersJeremy BishopKelly FordMaridell FryarRodger HortonKim KincaidMeredith MorganAndy Shaffer, ChairBarbara Yarbrough

Self Sufficiency Panel MembersStephen ForbesCari GuerreroMelanie HortonJody Louder, ChairLisa MoonJana Saldivar

2012 ResourceDevelopment CabinetJames AlsupLynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Bobby BurnsMidland Chamber of Commerce

Roberta CaseRoberta M. Case, MD

Ryan HamiltonSummit Petroleum LLC

Dennis JohnsonSummit Petroleum LLC

Donna MahurinUnited Way of Midland

Bob MurphyH.E.B.

Joe PhillipsSooner Pipe & Supply LP

Whitney RolandUnited Way of Midland

Charlie SpenceCommunity Volunteer

C. Mark WheelerCMW Investments, Inc.

Ed WuthrichShell Trading US Company

2012 SolicitorsLou Ann AdamsJames AlsupKay BivensStephen BrumleyBrad BullockJim ByerlotzerScott ByrdDanny CampbellPaul ColwellSteve DeffenbaughGregory DoveArlen EdgarKim FotisJerry GahrRyan HamiltonTevis HerdT. Scott HickmanRodger HortonEllen M. HouseSteven JeffcoatDennis JohnsonRandy KuiperBob LandrethGary LankfordPaul LerwickDonna Mahurin++Joey MaldonadoDonette MarbleJosh McKeeverTodd MeadeShan MoonMark Odle

Diana OrtegaThomas OrtloffMadison PeelerDenise PerkinsJoe T. PhillipsChad PipkinSteven PruettCharlie RobinsonWhitney Roland++Liz RosePeter SchrenkelAmanda SirutaJanie SnelsonCharles SpenceFrank StowersJack SwallowSchatzie TigheEric WestphalMark WheelerChris WhighamEdgar Wuthrich++UWM Staff

2012 Employee CampaignCoordinatorsDavid SmithAbell-Hanger Foundation

Michelle HarmonAdvanced Technology Center

Stephanie MurphreeAmerican Red Cross

Veronica ArmendarizAT&T Call Center

Alice BledsoeAtmos Energy

Kay CritesBig Brothers Big Sisters ofMidland

Annette ChildersBOPCO, LP

Valerie AcostaBoy Scouts of America, BuffaloTrail Council

Laura BucknerBuckner & Tilley PC

William ShueyCamp Fire USA West TexasChapter

Judy TerryCenters for Children & Families

Dolores VickChevron

Karol MayoCimarex Energy

Macayla ElkinsCity of Midland

Chris CottonColdwell Banker

Bob Rice

Volunteers and Sponsors

Communities in Schools of thePermian Basin

Amanda GunterCommunity & Senior Services

Ann ForestCommunity National Bank

Elizabeth StoutConcho Resources, Inc.

Emily HaagConocoPhillips

Michael HallCotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson

Ric BaccusDawson Geophysical

Liliana OrtegaEarly College High School

Abbey EvansCallie MarshEnergen Resources

Mark CejaEnterprise Rent-A-Car

Victoria SaxeEOG Resources, Inc.

Mark SemmelbeckEscondido Resources

Deborah WilliamsFasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.

Jacob BurnsEthan LordFirstCapital Bank of Texas

Sandy KeppleGreat Western Drilling Co.

Bob MurphyH.E.B.

Cathy DawsonHalliburton Energy Services

Derrick JonesHealth South RehabilitationHospital

Dinah DoggettHenry Foundation

Barbara TruittHPC Energy, LLC

Jill RogersHy-Bon Engineering

Tanya MooreInwest Retirement Solutions

Melissa AyoubJohnson, Miller & Company

Misti HatchcockKey Energy Services, Inc.

Lori ThorpKinder Morgan CO2 Company, LP

Leigh Ann NorthLegacy Reserves Corp.

Jeanie Van Vranken

Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Sarah MarstonMidland Chamber of Commerce

Bahola EdwardsMidland College

Jaclynn AllenMidland Memorial Hospital

Katie DeWittMidland Need to Read

Debbie BoundsMidland Reporter-Telegram

Brenda SmithMims & Smith Insurance

Cody GuynesMISD – Abell Junior High School

Elizabeth YorkMISD –Administration

Lori GentryMISD –Alamo Junior High School

Anna JonesMISD –Anson Jones ElementarySchool

Jana HarrisMISD –Bonham ElementarySchool

Kathy EgginsMISD –Bowie Elementary School

Yvette LozanoMISD –Bunche Early ChildhoodCenter

Celina RodriguezMISD –Burnet Elementary School

Jolene HolladayMISD –Bush Elementary School

Jan RhodesMISD –Carver Elementary School

Wanda RossMISD –Coleman High School

Calina MartinezMISD –Crockett ElementarySchool

Sue SheltonMISD –Emerson ElementarySchool

Tracy DixonKeisha HodgesMISD –Fannin Elementary School

Hillary LovellMISD –Goddard Junior HighSchool

Elma HerreraMISD –Henderson ElementarySchool

Rhonda BrunsonMISD –Houston ElementarySchool

Anna ClementsMISD –Lamar Elementary School

Timothy CatesMISD –Lee Freshman HighSchool

Jumon HaileyMISD –Lee High School

Jenna RobertsMISD –Long Elementary School

Heather RobinsonMISD –Midland Freshman HighSchool

Summer VanMISD –Midland High School

Sarah LewickiMISD –Milam Elementary School

Meta ComptonMISD –Parker Elementary School

Michael LloydMISD –Pease Magnet School

Rebecca BlakesMISD –Rusk Elementary School

Darrell BentonMISD –San Jacinto ElementarySchool

Nicole MolinarMISD –Scharbauer ElementarySchool

Rachel GardeaMISD –South Elementary School

Shara ElliottMISD –Travis Elementary School

Emily PattonMISD –Washington MagnetSchool

Michelle SegheirMission Center Adult Day Service

Jo Ann VallesNicholas Consulting Group, Inc.

Jennifer LintonNorthern Natural Gas

Rhonda MurrayOrtloff Technology Group, LLC

Hollen WheelerOXY Permian, Ltd.

Mary SalinasPalmer Drug Abuse Program

Ralph TruszkowskiParkhill, Smith & Cooper

Lauren YoungPermian Basin Area Foundation

Jill StephensPermian Basin CommunityCenters

Donna EdwardsPioneer Natural Resources Co.

David WoodruffPlains All American Pipeline, LP

Mark ThomasPlains Marketing, L.P.

Jenna KimbroughReliance Energy, Inc.

Charity WorcesterSafe Place of the Permian Basin

Gary DupriestSamson Resources

Brandi AlexanderSecurity Bank

Ed WuthrichShell Trading US Company

Leslie LeeSproles Woodard, LLP

Coleen GrandmaisonStubbeman, McRae, Sealy,Laughlin & Browder

Angie PhifferSummit Petroleum LLC

Julia CoxTarget

Anna DelgadoThe Salvation Army of Midland

Heidi BurgerThe Springboard Center

Gene TuttleUnited Parcel Service

Gracie MataWagner & Brown, Ltd.

Adrienne TaylorWeaver, L.L.P.

Lou Ann AdamsWells Fargo, N.A.

Linda GamboaJackie PiperWestern National Bank

Kathy VossWhiting Petroleum Corporation

Tim FriesenhahnKim GrayXTO Energy Inc.

George FierroYMCA of Midland

Media PartnersBig 2 NewsCBS 7KCRS 550 AMKICKS 99.1 FMKWEL 1020 AMLarry & Brenda SorrellsRainbow Press, Inc.

Midland Reporter-Telegram

17 16 Volunteers and Sponsors

2012 Finance Committee MembersSylvester CantuCity of Midland

Ryan HamiltonSummit Petroleum

David HenryHenry Resources, LLC

Ellen M. HouseAttorney

Steven T. JeffcoatJohnson, Miller & Company, P.C.

Siri D. LangstonUnited Way of Midland

Donna MahurinUnited Way of Midland

Shan MoonThe Don Evans Group

Zahir N. NoormohamedZahir N. Noormohamed, CPA

Chris RobinMazda of Midland

Martin F. RuehlFirstCapital Bank of Texas

Deana M. SavageMidland College

Frank K. StowersTexas Capital Bank

Kathye TaylorUnited Way of Midland

Ramona A. ThomasPermian Basin CommunityCenters

2012 CommunityInvestment CommitteeRebecca BellMidland College

Sylvester CantuCity of Midland

Alice FreidlineUnited Way of Midland

Ellen HouseAttorney

Steven T. JeffcoatJohnson, Miller & Company, P.C.

Alison KingUnited Way of Midland

Jody LouderWarren Equipment

Donna MahurinUnited Way of Midland

Todd Meade, Vice ChairChevron

Martin RuehlFirstCapital Bank

Deana Savage, ChairMidland College

Andy ShafferCommunity Volunteer

Amanda SirutaDawson Geophysical

2012 Needs AssessmentCommitteeRebecca Bell, ChairMidland College

Sylvester CantuCity of Midland

Ellen M. HouseAttorney

Jayne KrawietzConcho Resources, Inc.

Bill MaurerMidland Independent SchoolDistrict

Bob MurphyH.E.B.

Megan Pause Midland Memorial Hospital

Deana SavageMidland College

Ramona ThomasPermian Basin MHMR

2012 CommunityInvestment VolunteersHealth Panel MembersKatie BrownKarmen BryantBlake CauthenMegan DorfnerKelton EdwardsDebbie GrayBrent LunsfordElizabeth McWilliamsTodd MeadeTrisha SchumannAmanda Siruta, ChairChristopher Stout

Education Panel MembersJeremy BishopKelly FordMaridell FryarRodger HortonKim KincaidMeredith MorganAndy Shaffer, ChairBarbara Yarbrough

Self Sufficiency Panel MembersStephen ForbesCari GuerreroMelanie HortonJody Louder, ChairLisa MoonJana Saldivar

2012 ResourceDevelopment CabinetJames AlsupLynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Bobby BurnsMidland Chamber of Commerce

Roberta CaseRoberta M. Case, MD

Ryan HamiltonSummit Petroleum LLC

Dennis JohnsonSummit Petroleum LLC

Donna MahurinUnited Way of Midland

Bob MurphyH.E.B.

Joe PhillipsSooner Pipe & Supply LP

Whitney RolandUnited Way of Midland

Charlie SpenceCommunity Volunteer

C. Mark WheelerCMW Investments, Inc.

Ed WuthrichShell Trading US Company

2012 SolicitorsLou Ann AdamsJames AlsupKay BivensStephen BrumleyBrad BullockJim ByerlotzerScott ByrdDanny CampbellPaul ColwellSteve DeffenbaughGregory DoveArlen EdgarKim FotisJerry GahrRyan HamiltonTevis HerdT. Scott HickmanRodger HortonEllen M. HouseSteven JeffcoatDennis JohnsonRandy KuiperBob LandrethGary LankfordPaul LerwickDonna Mahurin++Joey MaldonadoDonette MarbleJosh McKeeverTodd MeadeShan MoonMark Odle

Diana OrtegaThomas OrtloffMadison PeelerDenise PerkinsJoe T. PhillipsChad PipkinSteven PruettCharlie RobinsonWhitney Roland++Liz RosePeter SchrenkelAmanda SirutaJanie SnelsonCharles SpenceFrank StowersJack SwallowSchatzie TigheEric WestphalMark WheelerChris WhighamEdgar Wuthrich++UWM Staff

2012 Employee CampaignCoordinatorsDavid SmithAbell-Hanger Foundation

Michelle HarmonAdvanced Technology Center

Stephanie MurphreeAmerican Red Cross

Veronica ArmendarizAT&T Call Center

Alice BledsoeAtmos Energy

Kay CritesBig Brothers Big Sisters ofMidland

Annette ChildersBOPCO, LP

Valerie AcostaBoy Scouts of America, BuffaloTrail Council

Laura BucknerBuckner & Tilley PC

William ShueyCamp Fire USA West TexasChapter

Judy TerryCenters for Children & Families

Dolores VickChevron

Karol MayoCimarex Energy

Macayla ElkinsCity of Midland

Chris CottonColdwell Banker

Bob Rice

Volunteers and Sponsors

Communities in Schools of thePermian Basin

Amanda GunterCommunity & Senior Services

Ann ForestCommunity National Bank

Elizabeth StoutConcho Resources, Inc.

Emily HaagConocoPhillips

Michael HallCotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson

Ric BaccusDawson Geophysical

Liliana OrtegaEarly College High School

Abbey EvansCallie MarshEnergen Resources

Mark CejaEnterprise Rent-A-Car

Victoria SaxeEOG Resources, Inc.

Mark SemmelbeckEscondido Resources

Deborah WilliamsFasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.

Jacob BurnsEthan LordFirstCapital Bank of Texas

Sandy KeppleGreat Western Drilling Co.

Bob MurphyH.E.B.

Cathy DawsonHalliburton Energy Services

Derrick JonesHealth South RehabilitationHospital

Dinah DoggettHenry Foundation

Barbara TruittHPC Energy, LLC

Jill RogersHy-Bon Engineering

Tanya MooreInwest Retirement Solutions

Melissa AyoubJohnson, Miller & Company

Misti HatchcockKey Energy Services, Inc.

Lori ThorpKinder Morgan CO2 Company, LP

Leigh Ann NorthLegacy Reserves Corp.

Jeanie Van Vranken

Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Sarah MarstonMidland Chamber of Commerce

Bahola EdwardsMidland College

Jaclynn AllenMidland Memorial Hospital

Katie DeWittMidland Need to Read

Debbie BoundsMidland Reporter-Telegram

Brenda SmithMims & Smith Insurance

Cody GuynesMISD – Abell Junior High School

Elizabeth YorkMISD –Administration

Lori GentryMISD –Alamo Junior High School

Anna JonesMISD –Anson Jones ElementarySchool

Jana HarrisMISD –Bonham ElementarySchool

Kathy EgginsMISD –Bowie Elementary School

Yvette LozanoMISD –Bunche Early ChildhoodCenter

Celina RodriguezMISD –Burnet Elementary School

Jolene HolladayMISD –Bush Elementary School

Jan RhodesMISD –Carver Elementary School

Wanda RossMISD –Coleman High School

Calina MartinezMISD –Crockett ElementarySchool

Sue SheltonMISD –Emerson ElementarySchool

Tracy DixonKeisha HodgesMISD –Fannin Elementary School

Hillary LovellMISD –Goddard Junior HighSchool

Elma HerreraMISD –Henderson ElementarySchool

Rhonda BrunsonMISD –Houston ElementarySchool

Anna ClementsMISD –Lamar Elementary School

Timothy CatesMISD –Lee Freshman HighSchool

Jumon HaileyMISD –Lee High School

Jenna RobertsMISD –Long Elementary School

Heather RobinsonMISD –Midland Freshman HighSchool

Summer VanMISD –Midland High School

Sarah LewickiMISD –Milam Elementary School

Meta ComptonMISD –Parker Elementary School

Michael LloydMISD –Pease Magnet School

Rebecca BlakesMISD –Rusk Elementary School

Darrell BentonMISD –San Jacinto ElementarySchool

Nicole MolinarMISD –Scharbauer ElementarySchool

Rachel GardeaMISD –South Elementary School

Shara ElliottMISD –Travis Elementary School

Emily PattonMISD –Washington MagnetSchool

Michelle SegheirMission Center Adult Day Service

Jo Ann VallesNicholas Consulting Group, Inc.

Jennifer LintonNorthern Natural Gas

Rhonda MurrayOrtloff Technology Group, LLC

Hollen WheelerOXY Permian, Ltd.

Mary SalinasPalmer Drug Abuse Program

Ralph TruszkowskiParkhill, Smith & Cooper

Lauren YoungPermian Basin Area Foundation

Jill StephensPermian Basin CommunityCenters

Donna EdwardsPioneer Natural Resources Co.

David WoodruffPlains All American Pipeline, LP

Mark ThomasPlains Marketing, L.P.

Jenna KimbroughReliance Energy, Inc.

Charity WorcesterSafe Place of the Permian Basin

Gary DupriestSamson Resources

Brandi AlexanderSecurity Bank

Ed WuthrichShell Trading US Company

Leslie LeeSproles Woodard, LLP

Coleen GrandmaisonStubbeman, McRae, Sealy,Laughlin & Browder

Angie PhifferSummit Petroleum LLC

Julia CoxTarget

Anna DelgadoThe Salvation Army of Midland

Heidi BurgerThe Springboard Center

Gene TuttleUnited Parcel Service

Gracie MataWagner & Brown, Ltd.

Adrienne TaylorWeaver, L.L.P.

Lou Ann AdamsWells Fargo, N.A.

Linda GamboaJackie PiperWestern National Bank

Kathy VossWhiting Petroleum Corporation

Tim FriesenhahnKim GrayXTO Energy Inc.

George FierroYMCA of Midland

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