Community Investment Report2013

The Leadership of O’Neal Industries, Inc. (ONI) recognizes its primary responsibility is to operate

the Company profitably. Profits are necessary to meet the needs of customers, employees and

shareholders. Profits also enable our family of companies to provide much needed support to the

communities in which we work. Arts and culture, civic activity, education, health, and the overall welfare

of societies are vital in creating a highly desirable quality of life, which in turn makes those communities

even better places to live and do business. There is a direct relationship between the success of our

business and the community in which we operate. We are committed to continuously help strengthen

the environment through corporate support of the organizations and institutions that

strive to better the quality of life in our communities.

Dear Employees of O’Neal Industries Companies,

I am pleased to present the O’Neal Industries Community Investment Report for 2013. My grandfather, Kirkman O’Neal, founded O’Neal on the belief that it was the Company’s responsibility to help improve the quality of life in the local communities in which we operate. We continue that foundation by investing in non-profit organizations that support the many causes that will benefit these communities as a whole.

We realize that many employees volunteer their time and give financial support to various causes. Because the need is great and we can’t support every request, we’ve set specific criteria for organizations to receive funding. For questions about this, please see the O’Neal Industries website – www.onealind.com on the About Us page.

We are sharing this information to encourage you to look for opportunities to give of your time, talent, and resources to community partners who are doing good work in your local area, and to thank those of you who already support numerous organizations, including those outside of our Company’s areas of giving.

Craft O’Neal Chairman, O’Neal Industries

O’Neal Industries Family of Companies

Aerodyne Alloys

Iowa Laser

Leeco Steel

O’Neal Steel

O’Neal Manufacturing Services

O’Neal Flat Rolled Metals

Plus Ten Stainless

Supply Dynamics

Stainless Tubular Products

Supply Dynamics

TW Metals

United Performance Metals

Vulcanium

Table of Contents

O’Neal Industries invests in organizations that fall under our main impact areas: Education, Health, Welfare, Civic, Arts and Culture, and local chapters of United Way. We have organized this report to reflect each of these areas. This report lists the primary organizations that we supported in 2013, and each section highlights a few examples.

Education ............................................. 5-6

Health..................................................... 7-8

Welfare................................................... 9-12

Civic/Arts and Culture..........................13-14

United Way.............................................15

O’Neal Industries 2013 Giving by Category

Arts/Culture12%

Civic8%

Education20%

Health13%

United Way21%

Welfare26%

2013 Charitable Gifts$620,000

2013 Giving Summary

Education

The Birmingham Education Foundation provides an opportunity for members of the Birmingham community to come together to support local schools and youth, elevating the quality of education in the Birmingham City Schools for the more than 25,000 school children it serves. The children of Birmingham are the city’s future leaders, business owners, and workers. The Foundation exists to see that every one of them has the opportunity to succeed.

Both the A.G. Gaston Boys and Girls Club in Birmingham and Boys and Girls Clubs in Metro Denver’s mission is to inspire and enable young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens. Ranging in age from 6-18, boys and girls participate in a variety of enrichment programs. Because the facilities are located in the neighborhoods where they are most needed, Boys and Girls Clubs are a “home away from home.”

Craft O’Neal, Chairman of O’Neal Industries, and Drew Langlogh, President of the United Way of Central Alabama, interact with students at Phillips Academy.

O’Neal Steel employees assembled backpacks for more than 200 students in the neighboring community of Kingston.

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The Literacy Council of Alabama’s vision is for Alabama to be a community in which each person achieves his or her maximum literacy potential. More than 92,000 adults in Central Alabama are functionally illiterate. These individuals have trouble with everyday tasks such as reading road signs, understanding prescription labels or filling out a job application. They are held back from a better quality of life because they cannot read. The Literacy Council of Central Alabama is working to lower illiteracy rates in Blount, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair and Walker counties, giving those in need hope and greater opportunity by training volunteers to work with these individuals.

Junior Achievement empowers thousands of young people annually to own their economic success through K-12 programs fostering work-readiness, entrepreneurship and financial literacy skills, using experiential learning to inspire kids to dream big and reach their potential. Junior Achievement programs help prepare young people for the real world by showing them how to generate wealth and effectively manage it, how to create jobs which make their communities more robust, and how to apply entrepreneurial thinking to the workplace. Students put these lessons into action and learn the value of contributing to their communities.

Health

After-School, All-StarsAutism SpeaksBaylor SchoolBirmingham Education FoundationBoy Scouts of America - Greater St. Louis Area CouncilBoy Scouts of America - Winnebago CouncilBoy Scouts of America Greater Alabama CouncilBoys & Girls Club of DenverCamp Fire USAChatfield CollegeCornerstone Schools of AlabamaEvans Scholarship FoundationHoly Family Catholic High SchoolHorizons SchoolImpact AlabamaJefferson County Schools Public Education FoundationJunior Achievement of Eastern Iowa, Inc.Junior Achievement of Greater BirminghamLiteracy Council of ALMcWane Science CenterMDS of Lawrence Township Foundation Inc.Metal Service Center of Florida Scholarship FoundationPreSchool PartnersThe Lep Foundation For Youth EducationUAB Collat School of BusinessUniversity of Northern Iowa, Panther Scholarship Club

O’Neal Industries employees made crafts with students participating in “Success by Six,” a United Way program.

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Health

The National Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Society is a group of passionate individuals working together toward a world free of multiple sclerosis. MS stops people from moving. The National MS Society exists to make sure it doesn’t. Their mission is to help each person address the challenges of living with MS through a 50-state network of chapters. The Society helps people affected by MS by funding cutting-edge research, driving change through advocacy, facilitating professional education, and providing programs and services that help people with MS and their families move forward.

St. Vincent’s Bruno Cancer Center offers an environment for cancer treatment with a state-of-the-art cancer treatment facility and a deep commitment to patient care, serving all people. Based on the philosophy that cancer care should encompass a patient’s physical, emotional, and spiritual needs, the center’s approach draws upon the collaboration of a talented and compassionate team of physicians, nurses, social services, chaplains, home services and administrative staff.

The American Heart Association is the nation’s oldest and largest voluntary organization devoted to fight-ing cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Founded by six cardiologists in 1924, the organization now includes more than 22.5 million volunteers and supporters working tirelessly to eliminate these diseases. The association funds innovative research, fights for stronger public health policies and provides lifesaving tools and information to save and improve lives.

The American Diabetes Association leads the fight against the deadly consequences of diabetes and fights for those affected by diabetes. They fund research to prevent, cure and manage diabetes; deliver services to hundreds of communities; provide objective and credible information; and give voice to those denied their rights because of diabetes.

O’Neal Flat Rolled Metals participated in the American Diabetes Association’s Tour de Cure.

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Health

ALS Association Greater New York ChapterAlzheimer’s Association Greater Cincinnati ChapterAlzheimer’s Disease and Related Disorders AssociationAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican Cancer Society-Relay For LifeAmerican Diabetes AssociationAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Red CrossAutism Society of AlabamaBreast Cancer Research Foundation of AlabamaChildren’s HospitalChildren’s Hospital Foundation/Erlanger Health System FoundationChildren’s Medical Center DallasCops4CancerCystic Fibrosis FoundationHospice of CincinnatiJDRFJDRF InternationalLakeshore FoundationLee National Denim Day | American Cancer SocietyLeukemia & Lymphoma SocietyMasonicare Partners Home Health & HospiceNational Multiple Sclerosis SocietyPrader-Willi Syndrome Association of WIRobert E. Reed Gastrointestinal Oncology Research FoundationShriners Hospital for ChildrenSt. Baldrick’s FoundationSt. Vincent’s Bruno Cancer CenterSusan G. Komen Breast Cancer FoundationUAB Comprehensive Cancer CenterUnited Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham

Children’s of Alabama has provided specialized medical care for ill and injured children across the state and throughout the southeastern U.S. since 1911. For the past four years, Children’s has been ranked among the best children’s hospital programs in the nation by US News & World Report. Last year, patients made more than 670,000 outpatient and nearly 14,000 inpatient visits to Children’s from every county in Alabama and from 41 other states and four foreign countries.

Primary care is provided at more than a dozen medical offices in communities across central Alabama. Children’s of Alabama is the only medical center in Alabama dedicated solely to the care and treatment of children. It is a private, not-for-profit medical center that serves as the primary site of the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) pediatric medicine, surgery, research and residency programs.

O’Neal Steel employees hosted game nights once a month at Children’s Hospital of Alabama. 8

Welfare

Pathways serves homeless women and children in the Birmingham area, providing a safe place to stay, clean clothes and hot meals. They also supply training and education programs to help both women and children transition back into the community. Pathways provides short-term and long-term transitional housing, plus permanent housing for homeless women with mental illness. Last year alone, Pathways served more than 1,500 homeless women and children.

Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. Their vision seeks to eliminate poverty housing and homelessness. With the help of volunteers, they build quality, affordable housing and revitalize existing houses, encouraging family stability and promoting self-sufficiency, education achievement and responsible citizenship. Affordable housing dramatically changes a family’s life by breaking the poverty cycle.

The Meals On Wheels Association of America is the oldest and largest national organization composed of and representing local, community-based Senior Nutrition Programs in all 50 U.S. states and territories. All told, there are more than 5,000 local Senior Nutrition Programs in the United States. These programs provide well over one million meals to seniors who need them each day. Some programs serve meals at congregate locations like senior centers, some programs deliver meals directly to the homes of seniors whose mobility is limited, and many programs provide both services.

O’Neal Flat Rolled Metals sponsored a Meals on Wheels delivery car, which provided hot meals for many local senior citizens.

O’Neal Steel employees participated in two Habitat for Humanity builds in the summer and winter.

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Weber/Morgan Children’s Justice Center was originally established in Ogden, Utah, to serve children 17 years of age or younger who are victims of alleged sexual or physical abuse. In recent years, there has been an increased demand for services for other crimes involving children, such as domestic violence, drug endangerment, and internet exploitation. The Children’s Justice Center facilitates the coordination between agencies investigating a child abuse case, and provide medical, legal and protective services to children and their families.

Adams County Human Services Dept/Children & Family Services Alabama Poverty ProjectBell Center for Early InterventionBig Brothers Big Sisters of Butler CountyBig Brothers Big Sisters of Greater BirminghamBig Brothers Big Sisters of the Upstate, Inc.Big Oak RanchBirmingham YMCABrighton United Senior Citizen Center, Inc.CAER-Food ShelfCamp Smile-A-MileChattanooga Area Food BankChester County Food Bank / Lord's PantryChildcare ResourcesChildren's Aid SocietyChildren's HarborChildren’s Justice CenterChristmas For KidsCollat Jewish Family ServicesCommunity Family Support ServicesCommunity Partnership of AlabamaCrippled Children's Foundation / Monday Morning Quarterback ClubEnableUtahEpiscopal Place-Episcopal Housing FoundationExceptional FoundationFamily Shelter ServiceFellowship of Christian Athletes-UABFirehouse ShelterFirst LightFoodshareFreedom SourceGatewayGlenwood, Inc.Good Samaritan ShelterGrace House MinistriesGreater Springfield Habitat for HumanityHabitat for Humanity of Greater BirminghamHand In PawHands On BirminghamJunior Women's Committee of 100 (continued on next page)

The Salvation Army Angel Tree is a national program that matches donors with children from qualified families unable to provide gifts and clothing to their children during the holidays. For many donors, the personal connection to a child in the community has become a special tradition. For participating companies and groups, the sponsorship program is a wonderful opportunity for employees to give back to their community through a fun and heart-warming tradition.

Leeco Steel employees assisted with stocking a food pantry at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Joilet, IL.

O’Neal Steel volunteers provided toys and clothes for 50 families during the 2013 holiday season through the Salvation Army Angel Tree program.

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Welfare

Matthew 25: Ministries is an international humanitarian aid and disaster relief organization helping the poorest of the poor locally, regionally, nationally and internationally regardless of race, creed or political persuasion. By rescuing and reusing products from major corporations and manufacturers, Matthew 25: Ministries provides basic necessities, nutritional supplements, educational materials, micro-enterprise supplies and disaster relief across the US and worldwide.

Cinderella's Closet in Liberty Township, Ohio, provides formal wear to girls who could not otherwise afford to attend their prom. Through donations of new and gently used formal dresses and accessories, Cinderella’s Closet can "Turn Dresses Into Dreams" for juniors and seniors referred to the organization by their school, community organization or social care agency.

Employees of United Performance Metals helped with Cinderella’s Closet in 2013.

Supply Dynamics employees worked with Matthew 25: Ministries to help sort clothes for the homeless.

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Kid One TransportKing's RanchLinly HeflinLovelady FoundationMagic MomentsMake a Wish Foundation Iowa ChapterMarch Of Dimes / Bikers For BabiesMary's Shelter / Mary's HomeMeals On WheelsMel's Pig RoastMichigan Adaptive SportsMitchell's PlaceMothers Against Drunk DrivingM-Power MinistriesNew Beginnings CenterNorth Hills Food BankOrlando Union Rescue MissionOshkosh Area Community PantryPark View Community MissionPathwaysRed Barn Foundation Robert M. Shopneck Boys & Girls ClubRonald McDonald House Charities Of The Intermountain Area, Inc.SafePassageSalvation ArmySEARCH Homeless ServicesSecond Chance Animal RescueSeniors First, Inc.Shelby County Humane SocietyShelby County United Fund, Inc.Soldiers' AngelSouth Park InnSt. John's Lutheran Church Food PantryTarrant Area Food BankThe Major Hospital FoundationTriState Habitat for HumanityUtah Foster Care FoundationWoodlawn Foundation, Inc.Wounded Warrior ProjectYouthServeYWCA Central Alabama

The Exceptional Foundation was established to serve mentally and physically challenged individuals in the Greater Birmingham area by targeting social and recreational objectives not met by educational institutions or the community at large. The Exceptional Foundation provides year-round services to individuals with special needs who have reached the age of 21 and no longer receive services from school systems.

TW Metals employees volunteered at the San Diego USO in 2013.

O’Neal Industries and O’Neal Steel employees participated in the Exceptional Foundation’s annual Chili Cook-Off in April 2013.

Wounded Warrior Project is a veterans service organization that offers a variety of programs, service and events for wounded veterans of the military actions following the events of 9/11/2001. Its mission is to “honor and empower Wounded Warriors” of the United States Armed Forces, as well as provide services and programs for the family members of its registered “alumni,” as its registered veterans are called.

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Civic / Arts and Culture

Civic / Arts and Culture

The Birmingham Zoo is Alabama’s most popular attraction, drawing more than 500,000 visitors annually. Approximately 750 animals of 250 species call the 122-acre Birmingham Zoo home. It is an economic engine for growth and tourism, and it also serves as a science and ecology hub for primary schools through scientific and conservation study programs.

The Nature Conservancy is the leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people. The conservancy works in all 50 states and more than 35 countries — protecting habitats from grasslands to coral reefs, from Australia to Alaska to Zambia. They address threats to conservation involving climate change, fresh water, oceans, and conservation lands.

The Historic Lyric Theatre was once the finest performing arts theatre in Birmingham and promises to be again. The Lyric offers a wider stage and closer audience – better suited for performing arts such as the symphony, ballet, opera and theatre. A restored Lyric Theatre is expected to host the many events the Alabama Theatre now turns away annually, creating an economic impact of an additional $5 million dollars a year for Birmingham, with as many as 200 construction and permanent jobs. With the economies of scale offered by the Alabama Theatre staff right across the street, the Lyric Theatre is confidently predicted to be completely self sustaining within three years of the completion of the restoration.

O’Neal Industries employees add light bulbs to the front stage of the historic Lyric Theatre in Birmingham as part of the campaign to “Light up the Lyric.”

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Civic / Arts and Culture

O’Neal Industries is a proud supporter of the Birmingham Botanical Gardens.

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Alabama BalletAlabama Shakespeare FestivalAlabama Symphonic AssociationBethel Baptist Church Community Restoration FundBirmingham Children's TheatreBirmingham International CenterBirmingham Landmarks - LyricBirmingham Museum of ArtBirmingham Zoo, Inc.Red Mountain Theatre CompanyAlabama Holocaust FoundationBirmingham Botanical SocietyCivic Club Foundation, Inc. Four Spirits, Inc.Freshwater Land TrustJunior League of BirminghamMain Street AlabamaNature ConservancyPublic Affairs Research Council of ALRailroad Park FoundationRotary Club of Birmingham FoundationSouthern Museum of Flight

The Alabama Symphony Orchestra (ASO) is the state’s only full-time professional orchestra making music and providing vital services to the residents of Alabama, serving nearly 100,000 individuals a year through concert series, youth programs, and educational and community engagement through music. In addition to enhancing the cultural offerings of the community, the ASO has an $18.2 million positive impact on the state’s economy, according to a recent study by Americans for the Arts.

Railroad Park is a 19 acre green space in downtown Birmingham that celebrates the industrial and artistic heritage of our great city. Situated in the heart of downtown, the park is a joint effort between the City of Birmingham and the Railroad Park Foundation. Hailed as “Birmingham’s Living Room,” Railroad Park provides a historically rich venue for local recreation, family activities, concerts, and cultural events.

Symphony in the Park, June 2013

O’Neal Industries sponsored Railroad Park’s “Symphony in the Park” in 2013, as well as the Birmingham Botanical Gardens’ “Antiques in the Gardens” event.

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United Way

Local United Ways throughout the country work in a coalition of charitable organizations to pool efforts in fundraising and support. The focus of United Way is identifying and resolving pressing community issues, as well as making measurable changes in the communities through partnerships with schools, government agencies, businesses,

organized labor, financial institutions, community development corporations, voluntary and neighborhood associations, the faith community, and others. The issues United Way offices

focus on are determined locally because of the diversity of the communities served. However, the main focus areas include education, income and health.

United Way of Allen County, IndianaUnited Way of Butler County, Ohio

United Way of Central AlabamaUnited Way of Central Indiana, Inc.

United Way of Chester County, PennsylvaniaUnited Way of Greater Chattanooga, Tennessee

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Adams County Human Services Dept/Children & Family Services DivAfter-School, All-StarsAlabama BalletAlabama Holocaust FoundationAlabama Poverty ProjectAlabama Shakespeare FestivalAlabama Symphonic AssociationALS Association Greater New York ChapterAlzheimer's Association Greater Cincinnati ChapterAlzheimer's Disease And Related Disorders AssociationAmerican Cancer SocietyAmerican Cancer Society-Relay For LifeAmerican Diabetes AssociationAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Red CrossAutism Society of AlabamaAutism SpeaksBaylor SchoolBell Center For Early InterventionBethel Baptist Church Community Restoration FundBig Brothers Big Sisters of Butler CountyBig Brothers Big Sisters of Greater BirminghamBig Brothers Big Sisters of The Upstate, Inc.Big Oak RanchBirmingham Botanical SocietyBirmingham Children's TheatreBirmingham Education FoundationBirmingham International CenterBirmingham Landmarks - Lyric

Birmingham Museum of ArtBirmingham YMCABirmingham Zoo, Inc. Boy Scouts of America - Greater St. Louis Area CouncilBoy Scouts of America - Winnebago CouncilBoy Scouts of America Greater Alabama CouncilBoys & Girls Club of DenverBreast Cancer Research Foundation of AlabamaBrighton United Senior Citizen Center, Inc.CAER-Food ShelfCamp Fire USACamp Smile-A-MileCedar Valley United WayChatfield CollegeChattanooga Area Food BankChester County Food Bank / Lord's PantryChildcare ResourcesChildren's Aid SocietyChildren's HarborChildren's HospitalChildren's Hospital Foundation/Erlanger Health System FoundationChildren's Medical Center DallasChildren’s Justice CenterChristmas For KidsCivic Club Foundation, Inc. Collat Jewish Family ServicesCommunity Family Support ServicesCommunity Partnership of AlabamaCops4Cancer

Cornerstone Schools of AlabamaCrippled Children’s Foundation / Monday Morning QB ClubCystic Fibrosis FoundationEnableUtahEpiscopal Place-Episcopal Housing FoundationEvans Scholarship FoundationExceptional FoundationFamily Shelter ServiceFellowship of Christian Athletes-UABFirehouse ShelterFirst LightFoodshareFour Spirits, Inc.Freedom SourceFreshwater Land TrustGatewayGlenwood, Inc.Good Samaritan ShelterGrace House MinistriesGreater Springfield Habitat For HumanityHabitat for Humanity of Greater BirminghamHand In PawHands On BirminghamHoly Family Catholic High SchoolHorizons SchoolHospice of CincinnatiImpact AlabamaJDRFJDRF International

New Beginnings CenterNorth Hills Food BankOrlando Union Rescue MissionOshkosh Area Community PantryPark View Community MissionPathwaysPrader-Willi Syndrome Association of WIPreSchool PartnersPublic Affairs Research Council of ALRailroad Park FoundationRed Barn Foundation Red Mountain Theatre CompanyRobert E. Reed Gastrointestinal Oncology Research FoundationRobert M. Shopneck Boys & Girls ClubRonald McDonald House Charities of The Intermountain Area, Inc.Rotary Club of Birmingham FoundationSafePassageSalvation ArmySEARCH Homeless ServicesSecond Chance Animal RescueSeniors First, Inc.Shelby County Humane SocietyShelby County United Fund, Inc.Shriners Hospital For ChildrenSoldiers' AngelSouth Park InnSouthern Museum of FlightSt. Baldrick's FoundationSt. John's Lutheran Church Food Pantry

Jefferson County Schools Public Education FoundationJunior Achievement of Eastern Iowa, Inc.Junior Achievement of Greater BirminghamJunior League of BirminghamJunior Women’s Committee of 100Kid OneKing’s RanchLakeshore FoundationLee National Denim Day | American Cancer SocietyLeukemia & Lymphoma SocietyLinly HeflinLiteracy Council of ALLovelady FoundationMagic MomentsMain Street AlabamaMake a Wish Foundation Iowa ChapterMarch of Dimes / Bikers for BabiesMary's Shelter / Mary's HomeMasonicare Partners Home Health & HospiceMcWane Science CenterMDS Of Lawrence Township Foundation Inc.Meals On WheelsMel's Pig RoastMetal Service Center of Florida Scholarship FoundationMichigan Adaptive SportsMitchell's PlaceMothers Against Drunk DrivingM-Power MinistriesNational Multiple Sclerosis SocietyNature Conservancy

St. Vincent’s Bruno Cancer CenterSusan G. Komen Breast Cancer FoundationTarrant Area Food BankThe Lep Foundation For Youth EducationThe Major Hospital FoundationTriState Habitat For HumanityUAB Collat School of BusinessUAB Comprehensive Cancer CenterUnited Cerebral Palsy of Greater BirminghamUnited Way of Allen CountyUnited Way of Butler County OhioUnited Way of Central AlabamaUnited Way of Central Indiana, Inc.United Way of Chester CountyUnited Way of Greater ChattanoogaUniversity of Northern Iowa, Panther Scholarship ClubUtah Foster Care FoundationWoodlawn Foundation, Inc.Wounded Warrior ProjectYouthServeYWCA Central Alabama

Cornerstone Schools of AlabamaCrippled Children’s Foundation / Monday Morning QB ClubCystic Fibrosis FoundationEnableUtahEpiscopal Place-Episcopal Housing FoundationEvans Scholarship FoundationExceptional FoundationFamily Shelter ServiceFellowship of Christian Athletes-UABFirehouse ShelterFirst LightFoodshareFour Spirits, Inc.Freedom SourceFreshwater Land TrustGatewayGlenwood, Inc.Good Samaritan ShelterGrace House MinistriesGreater Springfield Habitat For HumanityHabitat for Humanity of Greater BirminghamHand In PawHands On BirminghamHoly Family Catholic High SchoolHorizons SchoolHospice of CincinnatiImpact AlabamaJDRFJDRF International

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