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REPORT TO COMMUNITY 2013
Our Mission: A better Laramie County.
Our Vision: No one in need.
Table of Contents
Board of Directors and Staff
Board President’s Message......................... 3
Listing........................................................ 3
Why United Way?........................................... 4
United Way’s Focus.........................................5
Community Investment Teams..................... 6
Education....................................................7
Income....................................................... 8
Health........................................................ 9
Initiatives & Collaboration..........................10
Financial Report........................................... 11
Leadership Recognition
Campaign Co-Chairs..................................12
Uniting Our Community Award....................12
Corporate Sponsors................................... 13
Car Voucher Sponsors................................14
Media Sponsors......................................... 15
Volunteers.................................................16
Pacesetter Companies................................ 17
Government Campaigns.............................18
Coordinator Recognition............................19
Giving Recognition
Tocqueville Society................................... 20
Leadership Giving..................................... 20
Corporate Gifts..........................................21
In Memory Of............................................ 22
In Honor Of............................................... 22
Contact Information......................................23
Board of Directors and Staff
BOARD PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
At the end of 2012, I promised I would have
fantastic things to report for 2013. I’m happy
to say that through the hard work of all of the
United Way staff and volunteers, I can deliver on
that promise.
One of the most exciting endeavors involved a
Task Force that focused on the next step in the
ever evolving Community Investment process.
This group laid out a plan to create a Vision
Council which will work with the community
to create a shared vision for the future. From
this shared vision, initiatives will be identified using best practices
from other communities and organizations. The work on this task
force will continue through the next year and is expected to be fully
implemented in the funding cycle beginning 2016.
The Community Investment teams were very busy again this
year, reviewing grant proposals from more than 30 programs in
Laramie County. It is always amazing to see all the ways we are
connected and how many people are part of something greater
than themselves. The Teams take on the incredibly difficult job of
determining where to invest the dollars raised by United Way and the
City of Cheyenne and Laramie County’s 5th penny dollars.
It is clear that United Way continues to create opportunities to bring
real change to community conditions. We had a great campaign,
once again showing the generosity of the Community and the belief
in the opportunity for change. A total of $1,138,606 was raised in
2013.
I am truly honored to be a part of everything United Way does and
stands for in our Community. Thank you to everyone who gives of
their resources, be it time or money, to support the work of United
Way.
Aimee Lewis
2013 Board President
2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Aimee Lewis, President
Ted Adams
LCSD #1 Administration,
Retired
Matthew Ashby
City of Cheyenne, Planning
Dept.
Pat & Renee Ashworth
Express Employment
Professionals
Tracy Brosius
Cheyenne Regional Medical
Center
Mike Dowling
US Bank
Greg Dyekman
Dray, Dyekman, Reed &
Healey P.C.
Tim Joannides
Halladay Motors, Inc.
Gregg Jones
Jonah Bank of Wyoming
Aimee Lewis
University of Wyoming
Steve Lovas
US Bank
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John Lynch
Federal Bureau of
Investigation
Brandy Marrou
McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP
Robert R. Prentice
Cheyenne Children’s Clinic
Steve Secrest
Spradley Bar Motors, Inc.
Barbara Stafford
Task Global
Marc Stout
Traders Shoppers Guide
Sandra Surbrugg
Cheyenne Skin Clinic
Renee Swisher
Taco John’s International
Kenneth Vaughn
Cameco Resources
Rachelle Zimmerman
Wyoming Tribune Eagle
STAFF
Connie Sloan-Cathcart
Executive Director
Athena Bevans
Data Specialist/Office
Assistant
James Fuller
Major Gifts Officer
Rod Hottle
Community Programs
Coordinator
Deborah Phillips
Office Manager/Bookkeeper
Sara Weber
Marketing/Communications
Specialist
Why United Way?
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Helping Children and Youth
Achieve their Full Potential
Helping Neighbors in Crisis and
Strengthening Families
Improving Community Health
We tie it all together with
collaborations and initiatives:
o Wyoming 2-1-1
o GoalConnect
o Wyoming Free Tax Service
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We make sure the programs are
funded that meet the current needs
of Laramie County
26 programs managed by local nonprofit partners
All funded programs subject to local
review:
o CPA audit
o Measure and report on
outcomes twice a year
o Reports reviewed by United
Way Community Investment
Teams
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Creates unique collaboration
among government, education,
private business, non-profits,
foundations and individual donors
Ease of payroll deduction
encourages giving
Community investment teams bring
together people from all sectors
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We help agencies leverage
matching dollars for our community
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We are an economic driver - $1.2
million annual investment in our
community
UNITED WAY’S FOCUS - 2013 Funding Total: $803,138
CREATING THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR A GOOD LIFE FOR ALL
BY FOCUSING ON:
EDUCATION
HELPING CHILDREN AND
YOUTH ACHIEVE THEIR FULL
POTENTIAL
INCOME
HELPING NEIGHBORS IN
CRISIS AND STRENGTHENING
FAMILIES
HEALTH
IMPROVING COMMUNITY
HEALTH
GOAL AREAS
SCHOOL READINESS
GREATER FINANCIAL
STABILITY
HEALTH CARE COVERAGE AND
PREVENTION
INCREASED INCOME
MATERNAL HEALTH AND
INFANT WELL BEING
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
PRODUCTIVE AND ENGAGED
YOUNG ADULTS
INCREASED SAVINGS
HEALTHY YOUTH AND ADULTS
FINANCIAL ASSETS FOR LONG
TERM STABILITY
UNDERNEATH EVERYTHING WE ARE, UNDERNEATH EVERYTHING WE DO, WE ARE ALL PEOPLE, CONNECTED, INTERDEPENDENT,
UNITED. AND WHEN WE REACH OUT A HAND TO ONE, WE INFLUENCE THE CONDITION OF ALL. THAT’S WHAT IT MEANS TO LIVE UNITED.
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COMMUNITY INVESTMENT TEAMS (CIT)
Team Members
Community Investment Teams consist of community members
who are experts in the fields of finance, health, education, law,
government, human services and business. These teams routinely
review and update the needs assessment to continue to focus on
the most important human service issues in the community.
Mike Dowling, CIT Chair
HELPING CHILDREN AND YOUTH ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL
David Block
Brandy Marrou, Team Chair
Community Volunteer
Tracy Brosius
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
CURRENT CIT LONG-TERM OUTCOME
OBJECTIVES:
• Laramie County children and youth (Ages 0-21) achieve their full potential.
• Families, individuals and seniors in Laramie
County live in a safe environment and have
adequate resources to pursue their full
potential.
• People living in Laramie County are
health literate and have access to quality,
affordable and timely health/preventive
care.
Lindi Kirkbride
Community Volunteer
Mary Brown
Airman & Family Readiness Center
Michael Cote
WinHealth Partners
McGee, Hearne & Paiz
Ann Secrest
US Postal Service
Julie Tiedeken
McKellar, Tiedeken & Scroggin, LLC
Sara Weber
United Way of Laramie County
Carrie Westling
Laramie County Community College
HELPING NEIGHBORS IN CRISIS AND STRENGTHENING FAMILIES
Sandra Adam
Ruth Rentzell Williams
Community Volunteer
Rose Kor
Wyoming Kids
Sam Runyan, Team Co-Chair
DADCO
John Lynch
Steve Secrest, Team Co-Chair
Spradley Barr Motors, Inc.
FBI
Barbara Stafford
Sally Meeker
Special Friends/Youth Alternatives
Lou Nagel
Community Volunteer
Dorothy Ailes
Air Force, Retired
Task Global
Marc Stout
Trader’s Publishing
IMPROVING COMMUNITY HEALTH
LCSD #1
Kenneth Vaughn
Cameco Resources
Robert Fecht
Carissa White, Team Chair
Josh Hannes
Beth Young
Cheyenne Animal Shelter
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Dr. Bob Kanard
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Retired Physician
Align
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Education - Helping Children and Youth Achieve Their Full Potential
PARTNER AGENCIES / PROGRAMS
2013 Impact Snapshot
Boy Scouts of America, Longs Peak Council
2000+ school aged youth received academic,
Boy Scouts
after school and adult mentoring support
Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne
Youth Development Program
Safe Harbor
Adult mentors were matched with
Supervised Visitation/Supervised Exchange Program
Southeast Wyoming Foster Grandparent Program
Senior Volunteers/Youth Mentoring and Tutoring
87 local youth
535 Laramie County youth were involved in healthy
Special Friends of Cheyenne
lifestyle activities
Mentoring Children at Risk
1,219 grade school, junior high and high school
youth received academic support
Youth in our community gave back more than
4,000 hours volunteering for community service
projects
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Income - Helping Neighbors in Crisis and Strengthening Families
PARTNER AGENCIES / PROGRAMS
2013 Impact Snapshot
91 local adults received job training/life skills
American Red Cross of Wyoming
Disaster Preparedness and Response
Bethel Outreach Ministries
94% 800+
Community Reintegration After Incarceration
More than
of
homebound or
disabled Laramie County adults reported being able
to stay in their homes because of meal or companion
assistance
CASA of Laramie County
Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children
Circles Wyoming
Moving Families Out of Poverty
CLIMB Wyoming
107 low income older adults volunteered their time
Job Training for Single, Low Income Mothers
COMEA Shelter
in senior programs
Basic Emergency Shelter Services
GreenPath, Inc.
Financial Counseling Program
Laramie County families received:
Interfaith Family Support Services
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Homeless Family Shelter and Transitions
Meals on Wheels of Cheyenne, Inc.
Meals & Services to Homebound & Seniors
Needs, Inc.
Crisis Food and Clothing Services
Safehouse Sexual Assault Services
Victim Advocacy Program
Southeast Wyoming Foster Grandparent Program
Senior Volunteers
Wyoming Senior Citizens, Inc.
Wyoming Senior Companions
Wyoming Family Home Ownership Program
Financial Education, Mentorship and Family-Strengthening
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Budgeting & debt management assistance
Shelter when needed
Parenting classes
Emergency preparedness training
Health - Improving Community Health
PARTNER AGENCIES / PROGRAMS
Cheyenne Health and Wellness Center
2013 Impact Snapshot
3,845 low-income patients received health access
Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical Assistance
assistance
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Tobacco-Free Baby and Me
Peak Wellness Center
1,500
Emergency Mental Health Services
Eastern Laramie County Out-reach Services
More than
hours of individual and group
mental health services were provided in Eastern
Laramie County
1,103 acute dental visits were provided to local
residents
Prescription assistance was provided to
patients
600+
550 emergency calls were answered on the after
hours crisis line
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Initiatives & Collaboration
2-1-1 is a no fee, confidential,
information and referral line
answered by trained specialists.
These service experts have
access to a database of
community based organizations,
government agencies and nonprofits throughout the state of
Wyoming.
United Way of Laramie County assisted Laramie County Community
Partnership (LCCP) with funding for their Strenghtening Families
Program. This 14 week program provided
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parents and
children) two weekly sessions that included
a meal, parent training, children’s skills training and family skills
training.
In October 2013, United Way provided funding to LCCP Strong
Families Action Team to host a homeless youth outreach event.
The event was designed to reach out to homeless youth in our
community and provide them with information and resources to
address issues they currently face and help them remain in school.
2013 Impact Snapshot
385 local services
in their database and provided 2,805
Wyoming 2-1-1 has
Wyoming Free Tax Service
The Laramie County site for the Wyoming Free Tax Service is
a collaboration between the Internal Revenue Service, Laramie
County Community College and United Way of Laramie County.
The primary goal is to meet tax preparation needs for low income
taxpayers. IRS trained volunteers work to ensure clients receive all
eligible tax credits and deductions, especially the Earned Income
Credit, a refundable tax credit for lower-income working individuals
and families.
referrals
GoalConnect is currently being used by
local agencies with
in the database
17 families (29
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3,076 clients/patients
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During the 2013 tax filing season (February - April 15)
local volunteers provided free tax preparation to Laramie County
GoalConnect provides
a system of care that
benefits both Laramie
County’s underserved and
the delivery of health care
and social services in our
community. This system
fosters collaboration
across a full range of
human service and health
care providers throughout our community.
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residents who met the income guidelines.
returns were
filed and this assistance provided filers with $265,620 in earned
income tax credit (EITC); $71,939 in child tax credits; and $32,992 in
education tax credits and over $950,000 in total refunds.
The Human Services Advisory Council (HSAC)
United Way of Laramie County, the City of Cheyenne, and Laramie
County working together to invest the 5th penny human services
committments to fullfill the needs of Laramie County.
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Financial Report
ACCOUNTABILITY
Accountability is important to us and to
you. As your local United Way we want
you to be assured that we meet standards
annually in the following areas:
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Tax-Exempt Status
Governance
Ethics
Diversity
Financial Accountability
Performance Excellence
Public Reporting and Disclosure
Legal
Support the United Way Network
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Leadership Recognition
2013 CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIRS
2013 UNITING OUR COMMUNITY AWARD
Each year the Uniting our Community Award recognizes one
organization that exemplifies the United Way spirit in Laramie
County. These companies show us how to LIVE UNITED.
Drs. Bob Prentice & Sandra Surbrugg
Bob, pediatrician at the Cheyenne
Children’s Clinic, and Sandra, dermatologist
at the Cheyenne Skin Clinic, have lived in
Cheyenne for more than 35 years.
Bob came to Cheyenne in 1973 after 3
years in the US Air Force. He also spent
three years at the American Academy of
Pediatrics in Chicago.
Sandra was a lifelong resident of Lamar,
CO until coming to Cheyenne in 1975. After attending medical school
and completing a residency in dermatology in Denver, she opened her
dermatology practice in 1988.
Community service has always been a “must” with both spending time
as presidents of the local hospital medical staffs and on boards in the
community.
The honoree is chosen for their high level of participation in United
Way and in our community. We consider their volunteer hours,
financial commitment, and leadership role within Laramie County.
This year we were pleased to honor Spradley Barr Motors.
Spradley Barr’s contributions to United Way include holding an
annual pacesetter campaign (providing a corporate gift as well
as having participation from more than 70 employees); Diamond
level corporate sponsor; car voucher sponsor since the program’s
inception; partner for the last two years in the annual community
matching challenge; and a strong commitment to volunteerism with
Bob Womack and Steve Secrest as past board members and Steve
co-chairman of a community investment team.
Pat & Renee Ashworth
Pat and Renee own Express Employment
Professionals in Cheyenne and Laramie.
Lifelong residents of Billings, they moved to
Missoula in 2001 due to a job transfer. Renee
worked for Express Employment office in
Missoula where her passion for helping people
succeed grew. Before entering the staffing
world, she managed a women’s clothing store
and a fabric store.
Pat worked in the printing business for over 20 years. After leaving
the printing world he worked for a microfilming company establishing
the eastern Montana market before tranferring to Missoula to run the
operation there.
After purchasing the franchise and moving to Cheyenne in 2007, Pat
and Renee immediately became involved in the Cheyenne community
where they have served on boards and committees for Kiwanis, Greater
Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce, the local SHRM Chapter, and United
Way of Laramie County.
Bob Womack, Spradley Barr Motors
Vice President, accepted the award
on behalf of the organization and its
employees.
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Corporate Sponsors
Our annual corporate sponsors underwrite funds for our events. Campaigns funds are never used to fund any of our
events or the Car Voucher program.
Diamond Level
Gold Level
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power
First Interstate Bank
HollyFrontier
Wyoming Bank & Trust/#1 Properties
Bronze Level
Silver Level
The Historic Plains Hotel
Jonah Bank of Wyoming
McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP
Northstar Pharmacy &
Infusion
Wells Fargo Bank
Wyoming State Bank
Sterling Level
ANB Bank
Pinnacle Bank
Springhill Suites by Marriott
US Bank
Cheyenne Regional Airport
Cheyenne Skin Clinic
Cheyenne State Bank
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Delta Dental of Wyoming
First Education Federal Credit Union
Wyoming Trophy & Engraving
Car Voucher Sponsors
2013 CAR VOUCHER RULES
A pledge of $168 or more gave donors one entry into the drawing.
A pledge of $420 or more gave donors two entries into the drawing.
A pledge of $600 or more gave donors three entries into the drawing.
A pledge of $1,200 or more gave donors four entries into the drawing.
Only four entries per donor are permitted in each year’s drawing. The
lucky winner receives a voucher redeemable for the car of his/her
choice up to $15,000 from any one of the four participating dealerships.
More Information at UnitedWayofLaramieCounty.org
of Individual Donors participated in the 43%
car voucher program!
2013 Car Voucher Winner, Lori Brand Wyoming State Public Service
Commission employee with Executive Director Connie Sloan-Cathcart
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Media Sponsors
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United Way Volunteers
Dorrie Jones
Barbara Stafford
Align
Belinda Kolb
Marc Stout
Warren Federal Credit Union
Ben Miller
CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS
Brittany Ashby
Michele Bolkovatz
Lana Davis-Stewart
Community Volunteer
Bob Jacobson
Cheyenne Women’s Civic League
Ron Van Voast
Security First Bank
Wyoming Tribune Eagle
McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP
Ashley Pexton
CASA of Laramie County
KLWY-Fox / K2 TV
Rachelle Zimmerman, Chair
Lyndsay Orr
Personal Financial Solutions
Kevin Schei
Dusty Thein
McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP
Reana Pacheco
Brian Lenell
Trader’s Publishing
Zonta of Cheyenne
Security First Bank
LCSD#1 - Deming Elementary
Cameco Resources
Karmen Rossi
Wyoming Arts Alliance
Carla Thurin
Safehouse Services
Alex Visser
LIVE UNITED EXPO VOLUNTEERS
Ana Alston
Cheyenne Women’s Civic League
McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP
Annie Wood
Zonta of Cheyenne
Allie Anderson
Prevent Child Abuse Wyoming
Athena Bevans
United Way of Laramie County
Linda Bogart
Zonta of Cheyenne
Michele Bolkovatz
Warren Federal Credit Union
Becky Breining
Community Volunteer
MARKETING COMMITTEE
Pat Ashworth
Express Employment Professionals
Renee Ashworth
Express Employment Professionals
Michele Bolkovatz
Warren Federal Credit Union
Tim Joannides
Hallady Motors
Bob Fecht
Mustafa Menekse
Jody Gostas
Ashley Pexton
Cheyenne Animal Shelter
Zonta of Cheyenne
Jeri Griego
Laramie County Community College
Little America Hotel & Resort
Cameco Resources
Bob Prentice
Cheyenne Children’s Clinic
Task Global
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Pacesetter Companies/Campaign Coordinators
Pacesetters understand and support the United Way mission. These companies conduct employee campaigns and make
corporate donations prior to the general campaign in order to “set the pace” for the rest of Laramie County.
Align
Express Employment Professionals
Union Pacific Railroad
Allstate Insurance
Amber Still
ANB Bank
First Cheyenne Federal Credit Union
United Parcel Service
First Interstate Bank
United Way of Laramie County
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Wyoming
Halladay Motors
US Bank
Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne
High West Energy
Wallick & Volk
Cameco Resources
Jonah Bank of Wyoming
Walmart Distribution Center
Capital West Bank
Laramie County Community Partnership, Inc.
Warren Federal Credit Union
CASA of Laramie County
Laramie County Library
Cheyenne-Laramie County Health Dept.
McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP
Cheyenne Animal Shelter
Meals on Wheels of Cheyenne
Cheyenne Health & Wellness Center
Needs, Inc.
Cheyenne LEADS
Peak Wellness Center
Cheyenne Light, Fuel & Power
Personal Financial Solutions, Inc.
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
RBC Wealth Management
Cheyenne Skin Clinic
Safehouse Services
Cheyenne State Bank
Schreiner, Weskamp & Schmerge
Circles Wyoming
Security First Bank
Sherry Salmon
Kenny Morris
Kathi Tarantola
Bailey Evans
Natalie Gutierrez
Trina Sitton
Betsy Putnam
Dorena Determann
Starr Meza
Norma Randall
Karen Gastineau
Mark Eyre
Beth Allen
Teresa Lake
Brittney Reddy
Laurie Hessel
CLIMB Wyoming
Molly Kruger
COMEA House
Robin Zimmer
Dillard’s
Patricia Mceachron
Dyno Nobel
Shanda Phillips
Pat Ashworth
Judi Niedbalski
Stephanie Garman
Brett Renke
Athena Bevans
Kelsey Hart
Sharon Bonar
Brian Heithoff
Anita Johnston
Lacey Nelson
Alfrieda Gonzales
Bruce Brady
Margo LaHiff
Venetta Cook
WINHealth Partners
Lyndsay Orr
WyHy Federal Credit Union
Sharon Benson
Wyoming 2-1-1, Inc.
Diane Davis
Wyoming Bank & Trust
Deborah Hale
Wyoming Family Home Ownership Program
Brian Lenell
Wyoming Machinery Company
Trudie Jurkofsky
Wyoming State Bank
Carla Thurin
Wyoming Tribune Eagle
Steve Schmerge
XESI
Mary Augustin
Laurie Verhoeff
Sara Loken
Kevin Kisicki
Steffanie Leicht
Lil Gosbee
David Cook
Rachelle Zimmerman
Victoria Eledge
Colleen Guest
Leslie Swidecki
Southeast Wyoming Foster Grandparents
Judi Johnston
Spradley Barr Motors, Inc.
David Sutherland
Suncor Energy USA
Andrew Robbins
Taco John’s International
Roberta Bolton
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Government Campaigns/Campaign Coordinators
CITY OF CHEYENNE
Board of Public Utilities
Kandis Schuessler
Building & Development
LARAMIE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Jeri Griego
Moriah Gallegos
Montana Van Stockum
Ashlee Langston
Charlene Hayes
Civic Center
Engineering
Fire Department
Marsha Connour, City Campaign Co-Chair
Steve Zimmerman
Carla Gregorio
Henderson Elementary
Lara Clime
Hobbs Elementary
Randy Hurd
City Attorney
City Clerk
Hebard Elementary
Jessup Elementary
LARAMIE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. #1
Afflerbach Elementary
Johnson Junior High
Roger Zwonitzer
Marisa Jensen
LCSD #1 Administration
Alta Vista Elementary
Mary Anderson
John Contos, LCSD#1 Campaign Co-Chair
Leigh Ojeda
Jeff Stone, LCSD#1 Campaign Co-Chair
Rick Brundage
Anderson Elementary
Cheryl Snigg-Cordova
Arp Elementary
McCormick Junior High
Baggs Elementary
Pioneer Park Elementary
Mayor’s Office
Bain Elementary
Rossman Elementary
Parks & Recreation
Buffalo Ridge Elementary
Saddle Ridge Elementary
Carey Junior High
South High
Human Resources
Tammy Bartlett
Lara White
Jim Wollenburg
Planning
Katrina Petersen
Police Department
Public Works
Moniet Flores
Lorraine Sanchez
Venetta Cook
CHEYENNE-LARAMIE COUNTY HEALTH DEPT.
Georgia Broyles
Triumph High School
Kristen Burnett
Kate Michel
Cole Elementary
Vicky Russell
Dildine Elementary
LARAMIE COUNTY LIBRARY
Sunrise Elementary
Central High
Youth Alternatives/Special Friends
Heather Rudy
Scott Noble
Mary Ann Gallegos
Derek Nissen
Deming/Miller Elementary
LARAMIE COUNTY
Susanne Randall
Kevin Myers
Transit
Nicole Perez, City Campaign Co-Chair
Patsy Jones
Chelsea Colbert
Davis Elementary
Frances Tormey
Jeana Byrne
Elizabeth Bowler
Sanitation
John Palmer
Wendy Dryden
Linda Billings
Michael Fullmer
Tony Crecelius
Debbie Mathews
East High
Mary Jo Lucas
Fairview/Lebhart Elementary
Angela Kinsolving
Freedom Elementary
Sharol Ledin
Gilchrist, Clawson, Willadson Elementary
Chelsea Johnson
Goins Elementary
Sara Hall
Sheri Zukis
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STATE OF WYOMING
Barbara Wolter
Administration & Information
Public Defender
Administrative Hearings
Public Service Commission
Attorney General
Retirement System
Auditor’s Office
Revenue
Community College Commission
Secretary of State
Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Department of Audit
William McInerney
Department of Corrections
Treasurer
Carol Powers
Lynne Kranz
Judy Mitchell
Susan Green
Larry Buchholtz
Derek Grant
Christina Russell
Dan Shannon
Department of Education
Donal Mattimoe
Department of Environmental Quality
Landon Brown
Department of Family Services
Deetta Rapp
Department of Health
Lee Clabots
Department of Transportation
Pat Bennett
Sara Janes, State Campaign Chair
Department of Workforce Services
Stacy Romans
Engineer’s Office
Allan Cunningham
Enterprise Technology Services
Cassie Lallak
Fire Prevention
Mark Young
Game & Fish
Emily Irwin
Governor’s Office
Michelle Dynes
Insurance
Jonathan Staniforth
Lands & Investments
Kristi Tosh
Legislative Service Office
Criss Carlson
Military Department
Susan Wing
Anna Hutchinson
Shannon Plessel
Harry Wales
Pam Glick
Sharen Cochran
Kristi Racines
Kathy Ramsey
Water Development Commission
Janet Belmonte
Wyoming Business Council
Elsie Manzanares- Barajas
Wyoming Real Estate Commission
Nicole Novotny Smith
Coordinator Recognition
Campaign Coordinators are the volunteers who make the workplace campaigns successful.
New in 2013, we recognized outstanding campaign coordinators and honored a campaign
coordinator of the year. Outstanding campaign coordinators demonstrate the LIVE UNITED spirit
by using resources provided by United Way as well as their own creativity to run a successful
workplace campaign.
OUTSTANDING COORDINATORS
•Sherry Salmon - The Align Team
•Scott Noble - LCSD #1 South High School
•Donal Mattimoe - State of Wyoming, Dept. of Education
COORDINATOR OF THE YEAR
Marsha Connour & Nicole Perez - The City of Cheyenne
Marsha and Nicole found many ways to involve many City employees
in their FUNdraising including a purple potty, golf ball drop, and movie
and popcorn sales. Through their efforts the City campaign saw an
increase and their team has provided United Way staff feedback as
they start working on their 2014 campaign.
Parks & Cultural Resources
Stephanie Dillmon
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Nicole Perez and Marsha Connor
THE PRESTIGIOUS ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY IS A PHILANTHROPIC
SOCIETY HONORING INDIVIDUALS WHO ANNUALLY GIVE $10,000 OR MORE TO
UNITED WAY.
Dr. Jeffrey and Lynne Carlton
Gregory Dyekman
Paul and Beth Howard
Timothy and Kathy Joannides
Doug and Susan Samuelson
Dr. Robert Prentice and Dr. Sandra Surbrugg
Leadership Giving
Explorers ($5,000-$9,999)
Dr. Ron and Carol Waeckerlin
Reva I. Sturm
George Kallas and Rhonda Woodard
Dr. Phillip J. Haberman
Ken and Susan Dugas
Anonymous - 1
Adventurers ($2,500-$4,999)
Keith E. Bailey
Paul and Kathy Cathcart
Mike Shonsey
Carl and Wilma Lathrop
Dr. Richard and Patricia McCleery
Mona L. Pearl
Pete and Connie Cathcart
Brent Weigner and Sue Hume
Pioneers ($1,000-$2,499)
Ted and Donna Adams
Dr. Rod and Sue Anderson
Matthew and Brittany Ashby
Pat and Renee Ashworth
Terry and Christina Bartholomew
Kay Lynn Bestol
Vincent and Lori Bocchino
Rich and Michele Bolkovatz
Gerald and Kathleen Carlson
James D. Casey
John and Esther Clay
James and Brenda Creel
Tim and Tricia Crilly
Allan and Teresa Cunningham
Bryan Sandlian and Anne Cybulski-Sandlian
Robert and Brandee Dahill
Robert and Joyce Dill
Michael and Beverly Dowling
Don and Vanda Edington
Walter Eggers and Maggie Allely
Mark Falk
Adam and Sara Fansler
Jeff Fassett and Fran Cadez
Robert and Barbara Fecht
Jim Forbes
James and Elizabeth Fornstrom
Robert D. Fornstrom
Thomas and Barbara Forslund
Dr. Ashutosh and Arti Goel
Stephen and Linda Goldstone
William and Rosario Goranson
Jeri Griego
Mary B. Guthrie
James and Estelle Haefele
Bob R. Hansen
Dr. Stanley E. Hartman
Russell and Lisa Hay
Jim and Peggy Hearne
Wayne and Shelley Herr
Patrick Higgins
Rich and Mary Ann Hillman
Dr. Joseph and Carol Horam
Theodore Hoy
Mark R. Hurd
Earl and Jeanette Hursman
Jon F. Jacquot
Robert and Jill Jensen
Jay A. Jerde
Gregg and Dorrie Jones
Melanie Jones
Mr. and Mrs. James and Sunny Kaste
Phil and Marsha Kiner
Marty and Nancy Knaub
Jack and Sharon Knudson
Robert and Mary Lampert
Conn and Aimee Lewis
Steve Lindly and Carol Burman Lindly
Steve and Cheryl Lovas
Kevin Powell and Sue Lowry
Stacey and Matthew Lussi
John E. Lynch
Cindy MacKie Smith
Jody and Julie Malm
Joseph and Cindy Marek
Stephen and Brandy Marrou
Gayla and Max Maxfield
John P. McBride
Martin and Nanette McCoy
Marvel H. McCraken
Patrick and Janet McGuire
Joe and Chris McRady
Larry and Vicki Meuli
Darrell and Jane Moran
Clinton and Tina Nelson
Ronald and Patricia Nimmo
Mrs. Natalie K. Norris
Bradley and Jean Oberg
Harry and Lucie Osborn
Kevin and Lisa Paintner
Joseph and Sylvia Paiz
Thomas and Cynthia Patras
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Bob and Janet Peck
Bryan and Sara Pedersen
Dan and Gwen Perdue
Gwen Rice
Thomas and Dixie Roberts
Mr. John Romano
Teresa A. Rosenau
Jeffrey and Lori Sauter
Stephen and Christine Schmerge
Craig and Judith Schulz
Dr. Kirk Shamley
Brent and Patty Sherard
Margaret E. Smith
Michael and Tiffany Smith
Jack and Carol Speight
David and Connie Stearns
Dr. Jeffrey D. Storey
Ron Thornton
Kevin Boyce and Mary Throne
Robert and Julie Tiedeken
Ms. Kim Tupy
Carrol L. Van Duyn
Kenneth and Barbara Vaughn
Betty Wagner
Dr. Kay Wagner
Dennis and Sandra Wallace
Jeffrey and Diana Wallace
Michael Williams
Steven and Jaime Winchell
Lawrence and Jennifer Wolfe
Kristal L.H. Wood
Mark Young
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Corporate Gifts
#1 Properties
A. G. Andrikopoulos Resources, Inc.
AAMCO Transmissions
ABC Seamless
ALIGN
Allstate Insurance
Alvin Wiederspahn J.D., P.C.
AnaPath Diagnostics, Inc.
ANB Bank
Anne S. Wagner, LCSW, PC
Art Reese Consulting LLC
Aspen Ridge Law Offices, PC
B & B Appliance & TV
B & W Glass, Inc.
Best Buy
Blue Cross/Blue Shield Of Wyoming
BNSF Foundation
Bouquets Unlimited, Inc.
Burns Insurance Agency
Cameco Resources
Capital Business Systems, Inc.
Capital West Bank
Capitol Tours & Travel, Inc
CenturyLink
Cheyenne Family Dental Center
Cheyenne Frontier Days
Cheyenne Light, Fuel and Power
Cheyenne Obstetrics & Gynecology,
Inc., P.C.
Cheyenne Pet Clinic
Cheyenne Regional Medical Center
Cheyenne Skin Clinic
Cheyenne State Bank
Cheyenne Women`s Clinic
Climate Control LLC
Costco
Crafco
Curtis Templin Charitable Trust
D.T.`s Liquor Mart/Tusker`s Bar
D.T.`s Package Liquors & Fine Wines
Dillard`s
Donald L. Jorgensen, D.D.S.
Dray, Dyekman, Reed & Healey PC
Dyno Nobel
Eli Lilly and Co.
Enterprise Holdings
Equality Connections, P.C.
Express Employment Professionals
Farmers Insurance Group
First American Title Company of
Laramie County
First Cheyenne Federal Credit Union
First Interstate Bank
Fitzgerald Foundation for Children
Fleischli Enterprises, Inc.
Freudenthal & Bonds, P.C.
Frontier Veterinary Clinic
Gater Industries
Gill Window Company
H. Fort Flowers Foundation, Inc.
Halladay Motors
Halley, Murray & Smith, PC
Harold F. Johnson Masonry
Hickey & Evans, LLP
High West Energy
HollyFrontier
Hunter Engineering Corp.
Iron Mountain Bison Ranch, Inc.
J. Sloan Hales, M.D.
J.F.P. Properties LTD. Partnership
JC Penney - #2058
Jebro, Inc.
JELD-WEN of Cheyenne
Jonah Bank of Wyoming
Kellogg`s Corporate Citizenship Fund
King Soopers
KUB Engineers
Life Care Center of Cheyenne
Lowe`s Company, Inc. - UW Wilkes Co
Lummis Livestock Company LLC
Mark R. Stewart, Attorney At Law, PC
Marv`s Place, Inc
McGee, Hearne & Paiz, LLP
Mechanical Systems, Inc.
Meineke Car Care Center
NAPA Genuine Parts of Cheyenne, Inc.
Nationwide Insurance
OfficeMax
Orrison Distributing, LTD
Palomino Industries, Inc.
Pappas & Pappas, Architects
Par 5 Promotions
Personal Financial Solutions, Inc.
Platte Valley Bank
Post, Wylie & Associates
Preferred Management, LLC
QEP National
RBC Wealth Management
Richard J. Giovale, D.D.S.
Richardson Construction, Inc.
RLR, LLP
Rogers Law Firm, P.C.
Security First Bank
Simpson Electric Co.
Southeast Wyoming Ear Nose & Throat
Spradley Barr Motors, Inc
Steil Surveying Services, LLC
Sundahl, Powers, Kapp & Martin, LLC
Swan Ranch Granite Peak Development
Taco John`s International
Target Store of Cheyenne
Teton West Lumber
The Greek Festival
Thorson Development
Town & Country Supermarket Liquor
Trader`s Publishing
Trial Pay
Union Pacific Foundation
United Health Group
United Parcel Service
US Bank
Valero Energy Corporation
Wallick & Volk
Wal-Mart Distribution Center - 7077 &
7877
Wal-Mart/Sam`s - 1315, 6430 & etal
Warren Federal Credit Union
Western Vista FCU
WG Dale Electric
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WINhealth Partners/Wyoming Health
Solutions
Woodhouse, Roden, Nethercott LLC
WPX Energy
WyHy Federal Credit Union
Wyoming Bank & Trust
Wyoming Home
Wyoming Machinery Company
Wyoming State Bank
Wyoming Tribune Eagle
Xcel Energy
XESI
Gifts in Memory Of
Terry Phillips
Renee Swisher
Kevin
Rich and Michele Bolkovatz
Gifts in Honor Of
Aaron’s Water Service
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Andrikopoulos
Dr. Robert Prentice and Dr. Sandra Surbrugg
Thomas B. Fox
James and Estelle Haefele
James and Estelle Haefele
Pete and Connie Cathcart
Express Employment Professionals
Conn and Aimee Lewis
William and Barbara Stafford
Cary and Sara Weber
Adam Ashworth
Pat and Renee Ashworth
Joyce Calgard
Alan and Renee Swisher
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Scribner
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Haefele
Dorothy J. Tucker
James and Estelle Haefele
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~ Winston Churchill
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