3 A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT 21 ST CENTURY “PLOWS” What is the most important invention of all time: Wheel?, Electrical Generator?, Indoor Plumbing?, Internet? Many scholars believe that the invention that changed the course of history was the plow. Plows enabled people to move away from just surviving through hunting and gathering to thriving through harvesting abundant resources. As people had enough, they were able to invent new things such as written language, sturdy homes and vibrant communities. United Way is committed to developing 21st Century “plows” to change lives. We recognize that many families work hard, but fall short. One out of four families in our community need help to break up the hard soil of economic instability so that they can move to the fertile soil of financial stability. United Way is passionate about finding new ways to help working families not only survive, but thrive. If you are one of United Way’s donors or volunteers, THANK YOU for your part in changing lives. If you are not involved, please join us as we fight for the health, education and financial stability of every person in our community. God Bless and LIVE UNITED , Bill President/CEO
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A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
21ST CENTURY “PLOWS”What is the most important invention of all time: Wheel?, Electrical Generator?, Indoor Plumbing?, Internet? Many scholars believe that the invention that changed the course of history was the plow. Plows enabled people to move away from just surviving through hunting and gathering to thriving through harvesting abundant resources. As people had enough, they were able to invent new things such as written language, sturdy homes and vibrant communities.
United Way is committed to developing 21st Century “plows” to change lives. We recognize that many families work hard, but fall short. One out of four families in our community need help to break up the hard soil of economic instability so that they can move to the fertile soil of financial stability. United Way is passionate about finding new ways to help working families not only survive, but thrive.
If you are one of United Way’s donors or volunteers, THANK YOU for your part in changing lives. If you are not involved, please join us as we fight for the health, education and financial stability of every person in our community.
God Bless and LIVE UNITED,
BillPresident/CEO
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No one person CHANGES THE WORLD.
WE TOGETHERCHANGE THE WORLD.
-Jody Williams
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TOP 100 CORPORATE FRIENDS
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RANK COMPANY 1 Keystone RV
2 NIBCO, Inc.
3 Elkhart General Hospital
4 Heartland RV
5 Utilimaster Corp.
6 LaSalle Bristol
7 Goshen Health
8 Thor Industries
9 Heritage Financial Group, Inc.
10 Skyline Corp.
11 United Parcel Service
12 Smoker Craft, Inc.
13 Robert Weed Plywood Corp.
14 Tom Naquin Auto Group
15 Troyer Foods, Inc.
16 Norfolk Southern
17 Supreme Corp.
18 Martin Capital Management
19 Jayco, Inc.
20 Martin's Super Markets
21 Godfrey Marine
22 McGladrey, LLP
23 Elkhart Community Schoools
24 Crowe Horwath, LLP
25 Kem Krest
26 Mid-City Supply Co., Inc.
27 Earthway Products, Inc.
28 Goshen College
29 Manchester Tank
30 FMT
TOP 100 CORPORATE FRIENDS
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31 Goshen Community Schools
32 Lake City Bank
33 Crane Composites
34 Meijer, Inc.
35 Fairmont Homes
36 United Way of Elkhart County
37 ADEC, Inc.
38 Yoder Ainlay Ulmer & Buckingham
39 Concord Community Schools
40 Heart City Health Center
41 Teachers Credit Union
42 Welch Packaging Group, Inc.
43 DJ Construction Co., Inc.
44 Menno Travel Service
45 Everence
46 First State Bank
47 Hawkins Water Tech., Inc.
48 ASA Electronics, LLC
49 Goshen Stamping Co., Inc.
50 Kennametal Stellite Plant
51 USI
52 Cummins Onan
53 1st Source Bank
54 Quality Drive-Away
55 Kruggel, Lawton & Company, LLC
56 Sherwin Williams
57 Elkhart County Government
58 Boys and Girls Clubs of Elkhart County
59 D & W Inc.
60 Centier Bank
61 Satellite Industries, Inc.
62 TCB Enterprises, LLC
63 LaCasa of Goshen, Inc.
64 Dec-O-Art
65 Key Bank
RANK COMPANY
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RANK COMPANY
66 Elkhart Chamber of Commerce
67 Dairy Farmers of America
68 Stifel Nicolaus
69 Child And Parent Services
70 Recycled/New Pallets
71 Insight Accounting Group
72 Lithotone, Inc.
73 Campbell & Fetter Bank
74 WSJV-TV / Fox 28
75 Old National Bank
76 Elkhart Clinic
77 Grand Design RV
78 Mutual Bank
79 Cornerstone CPA Group
80 Warrick & Boyn, LLP
81 Goshen City Offices
82 Oaklawn
83 Carson's
84 Goshen News
85 Greencroft Retirement Communities, Inc.
86 Placon Corp./ Barger Packaging
87 Izzy +
88 PNC Bank
89 Target, Inc. #1446
90 Nappanee Public Library
91 Rieth-Riley Construction Co., Inc.
92 Lippert Components
93 Barnes & Thornburg
94 Valmont Industries
95 Bethany Christian Schools, Inc.
96 Horizon Bank
97 Salvation Army- Elkhart Corp.
98 Elkhart City Offices
99 Walnut Hill Early Childhood Center
100 Boys Scouts, LaSalle Council
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Tocqueville Society
United Way of Elkhart County Leadership Givers 2016
Ordre de Liberte’ $25,000 - $49,000
John M. Collins • Art Decio • Bob and Amy Martin Frank and Marsha Martin • Rex and Alice Martin
Ordre de Ge’nere’ux $15,000 - $24,999
Bill and Kristin Fenech Family • Chris and Shawn Hermon
Matt and Monica Zimmerman
Ordre de la Socie’te’ $10,000 - $14,999
Brian and Jeannelle Brady • Mary Pat and Bob Deputy
Connie Fulmer • Rick and Mary Karcher
Welter Foundation
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United Way of Elkhart County Leadership Givers 2016
PLATINUM LEVEL
GOLD LEVEL
$7,500 - $9,999
$5,000 - $7,499
Nick and Angela Eppert, Jr.
Tom and Dottie ArnoldChris and Kristen Bradford
David and Sara ChuppJack and Karen Cittadine
Ken and Deb JulianRyan and Jodi Juday
Bradley R. KarchTim and Michelle Koch
Ashley M. MartinDan and Jan Morrison
Thad and Rachelle NaquinMary Naquin
Jeff D. RunelsBrian and Lauri Smith
M. Scott and Kimberlee Ann WelchTodd and Sarah Woelfer
Great Things Happen
When We LIVE UNITED
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United Way of Elkhart County Leadership Givers 2016
SILVER LEVEL$2,500 - $4,999
Joseph AdamDonald and Keri Anderson James and Michelle Bache Peter D. Barrett Dennis and Caron BlylyJim and Joan Bock Wilbur and Sarah Bontrager Coley and Patty Brady Mark BullockTerry Decio Richard and Tamara Deisler Timothy and Anne Doyle Scott G. DuehmigTom and Sara ElkinMaichael T. FarmerDonnie M. Fiquett, Jr.The Forbes Family Rick and Dru Gentle Walter and Maura Halloran
David and Cindy Hawkins Eldon W. Hershberger Troy and Lori Holland Troy JamesJoe Kalil Patricia and Larry Knight Mark and Stephanie Krol Allan and Karon Ludwig Steven and Joan MalmCindie L. McPhieWard J. and Mary C. Merchant Eric and Juli MeyerJoshua D. Miller Paris and Becky Ball-MillerJim and Karla MortonJames and Joyce NelsonJeffrey and Ilene New Doug and Angie Nisley Marisa and Mark Podgorski
Bill and Karla RiethCarl W. Risk Stan and Linda RupnowLorrie and Bill Schmuhl Sid SherwoodDouglas and Sara Smoker Jeff and Mary Snyder Dan and Angela StoltzfusAlex and Michelle Strati, Jr. Michael and Carole Thomas David and Rhonda Thwaits David Weed Peggy WeedJeff and Phid Wells Jack and Angie Welter John and Carolyn Wolf Andy and Susan Wyse
COPPER LEVEL$1,500 - $2,499
Derald and Cindy BontragerRich and Shane DavissonMary DeVous and John BeatyTimothy and Jeri Edwards John and Lois Fidler Dr. Alvin and Mrs. Dolores Graber Jeff HoldreadKay A. House-Clark Karl J. Kunisch
Dr. Genevieve LankowiczLon E. and Natalie MastJonnai M. Mauch Corbin L. MillerMichael L. OiumMichael J. O’MalleyMichaela B. NuferDan and Karen OakleySteven Ott and Kristi Baker-OttBonnie and Phil Penn
Donald R. Pletcher Chris and Judy Pollock Theresa and Robert Priebe Pat and Ginny Russell J.C. and Katharine SchrockJeff and Julie StevensLori and George Tierce Tom and Pat Warrick Colleen and Bill Zuhl
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Nancy and John BanksDonald L. Battles, Jr.
Donna L. BelusarDarren and Rosalie Bickel
Chase E. BoothBrian and Margot Borger
Liz and Tom BorgerNathan L. Borkholder
Michael J. BrownJames R. BrownCraig M. Buche
George and Marty Buckingham
Garett D. CarolusPatrick F. CarrollRoel Cervantes
Matthew C. ChristensenJeremy D. Clark
Mark A. ClarkCrystal L. ClayPaul T. Craven
Andrew M. CunninghamKevin M. Deary
Teresa DeMorrowLawrence P. Deputy
Kimberly DetwilerJames H. DeWittRodney D. Diller
John and Kimberly DooleyJohn and Shirley Dorbin
Jeremial A. DumkaTom Elkin
Jim and Deb EllisGabriel L. Elswick
Virgelina N. Esparza Robert J. Evans
Candin M. FarrJames A. Feltes
L. Anne and John FetterErika M. Fields
Richard W. FloreaJuan Flores
Martha A. ForemanRonald E. FosterTony R. Frieden
Esleen E. FultzJohn W. GanyardShane M. Garcia
Robert and Stevie GielJohn and Gwen Gildea
Jason A. GillJeffrey J. Gill
Michelle GlassDavid L. Goodling
Brian M. GossAnita J. Green
David E. Hall, IIAngela L. Hall
Samuel R. HarringtonMr. Brian T. Healy
Michael J. HerdrichPamela J. Hluchota
Todd A. HobbsCurtis and Lisa Holmes
Stephen M. HolmesIsaigs Homister
Terry and Lu HoogenboomCheri L. HoweCody Huffines
Thomas E. IrionsSteven L. Jacobs
Judy JankowskiBrian A. Kajzer
Steve KashBryan and Karen Keefer
Ram K. Khattri ChettriVincent Kimbrough
Robert A. KuhnsKyle S. Kwasny
Barry and Melanie LambertElizabeth Gunden and
Geoffrey LandisBradley R. Lantz
Paul J. Lau, Jr.Bren M. Lauck
Matt and Tami LongJosh J. Lucas
Jim and Fran MacMatt R. MaherTim A. Markel
William D. and Elaine A. MarohnCelina R. Martin
Gary and Sharon MartinDr. Martina G. McGowan
Michael J. McGrawLeanne K. McKeeWilliam H. McKeeDevin L. McNeal
David M. MihalickAllen L. MillerDarin L. Miller
Kenneth L. MillerTimothy J. Miller
Rick MirerCindy A. Mockler
Tom D. MontagueApril L. Morr
Tom and Shelby MorseKattlynn D. Myers
Rob MyersSue A. Neeb
Amanda L. NeffTodd A. NowickiPeter Orthwein
Steve and Lisa OstranderKerry and Leslie Peel
Joseph M. PerkinsLaura A. Perkins
Jon and Diane PilarskiMatthew T. Pittman
Denise M. PolachekMike J. Porter
Shari PowellTimothy C. PriceShayla M. Qualls
Matthew J. RichardsonBenjamin R. Randall, II
Thomas E. RinkDoug and Sharon Risser
Krista A. RobinsonJoanna L. Rodriguez
Joe M. RodriguezKirk and Sue Root
Daytona J. RoppKeith S. Sarber
Barbara A. ScanlonDarin R. Schaeffer
Bob and Marie SchrockRamon Serrano
Catherine E. SetterbergEarl H. Sexton
Douglas ShenkLon Sherer
Casey J. ShortGary Shuder
Melanie SizemoreDavid A. Slabaugh
Dick and Jo SnyderKaren Sommers
Kendal H. SommersRobina P. Sommers
Eric C. SowdersVanessa M. Sparks
Bud M. Stout, Jr.Eron S. Stutzman
Benjamin R. SwathwoodDustin B. Tavernier
Christopher A. TaylorNatalie J. Thomas
John T. TurnerVince and Pat Turner
John and Diane Van ScoikCharles H. Vetter
Jeffrey A. WagnerAnthony Warning and Martha
PetersonDanielle R. WasikDennis L. Weaver
Mark D. WeberWilliam D. Weed
Dr. and Mrs. William WhiteKenneth R. White
Lorenzo D. WilsonThomas L. Winston
Peter WongKurt M. Wood
Laura A. WorkmanEarl N. Yoder
Anita K. YutzyRandy L. Zonker
United Way of Elkhart County Leadership Givers 2016
BRONZE LEVEL$1,000 - $1,499
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Great things are brought about AND BURDENS ARE LIGHTENED through the efforts of many hands
ANXIOUSLY ENGAGEDIN A GOOD CAUSE.
-Russel Ballard
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2016 BOARD MEMBERS
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2016 BOARD MEMBERSMARK PODGORSKI Board ChairVice President of Hospital Operations Goshen Health
SHANNON KLEIN Board Vice-ChairTrust and Wealth Management Officer First State Bank
CORBIN MILLER TreasurerPartner & Principal Director of Assurance Insight Accounting Group ANDY HELFRICH Board SecretaryPartner Barnes & Thornburg
RICK KARCHER Past Board ChairPresident/CEOLaSalle Bristol BILL RIETH President/CEOUnited Way of Elkhart County DAWN FISHER Senior Vice President Key Bank
BRAD KARCHVice President of Human ResourcesSupreme Corporation
ASHLEY MARTINVice PresidentNIBCO
LON MASTPresident Earthway Products
JEFF NEW PresidentMid-City Supply Co.
JIM PINARSKIBanking Center Manager/OfficerCentier
ALBERT SALAZAR Business ManagerUnited Parcel Service
DOUG WOGOMANExecutive Vice President L&W Engineering
Executive CommitteeCommunity Impact Panel
Community Impact Panel
Executive CommitteeFinance Committee
Executive CommitteeCommunity Impact Panel
Executive CommitteeCommunity Impact Panel
Executive CommitteeFinance Committee Chair
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Assets 2016 2015Cash and Cash Equivalents $ 872,363 $ 1,047,598
Pledges Receivable - Prior CampaignLess Allowance for Uncollectible Pledges of $211,554 in 2016 ($176,027 in 2015) 187,604 176,079Pledges Receivable- Current CampaignLess Allowance for Uncollectible Pledges of $149,630 in 2016. ($124,399 in 2015) 1,173,021 1,217,109Marketable Securities 1,073,062 1,024,583
Other Current Assets 51,098 49,247
Equipment, Net 8,513 10,478
Funds held by Community Foundation of Elkhart Co. 310,282 291,731
Total Assets $ 3,675,943 $ 3,816,825
LiabilitiesAccounts Payable 39,178 22,046
Joint Campaign Payable 54,288 172,917
Designations Payable 148,367 178,343
Capital Lease Obligation 931
Total Liabilities $ 241,833 $ 374,237
Net AssetsUnrestricted $ 1,350,018 $ 1,353,864
Board Designated- Unrestricted 297,465 241,393
Total Unrestricted 1,647,483 1,595,257
Temporarily Restricted 1,336,263 1,415,519
Permanently Restricted 450,364 431,812
Total Net Assets 3,434,110 3,442,588
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 3,675,943 $ 3,816,825
FINANCIAL STATEMENT DECEMBER 31, 2016
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