2008-09ANNUAL impact report

ONE GIFThelps many.

GIVEthanks A MILLION!

#1 Corporate Campaignfor eleven consecutive years!

Where shopping is a pleasure. Not only is it true, but United Way knows that having Publix Super Markets, Inc. as one of our premiere partners is a pleasure! The dedication and support of this organization to our community has endured for over a decade and helped thousands. This year, despite tough economic times, they have prevailed once again!

Every year, United Way board members and staff visit each store to personally thank employees for their unwaivering support. It’s a pleasure to experience. As we thank them, they in turn thank us for

all we do - together. Now that’s a partnership.

$1,722,882

UNITED

These corporations and individuals have donatedmore than $1 million to the 2008-09 campaign!

Tocqueville Society - Million Dollar RoundtableMary Ann and Harold Perper “We know that times are tough and that the need for services has increased dramatically. We are fortunate that we are able to give more at a time when it is needed the most. We trust United Way to put our donation to good use,”said Harold Perper.

(L to R) Mary Ann Perper, Scott Badesch, Chris Oberlink, Harold Perper

Lewis Hay IIIFPL Group, Inc.2008 Tocqueville Society Leadership Award recipient

The power of giving can be electrifying!For the second consecutive year, the Florida Power & Light Company raised more than $1 million! As always, they go above and beyond for their corporate campaign. By creating the GIVE UNITED theme this year, they once again increased their giving significantly. Company involvement, from leadership on down, is the key to their success. Special events like “Kiss the Pig”, a Women’s Leadership luncheon and lunchtime activities, create fun ways for employees to donate.

$1,204,622

$1,055,456

Mr. & Mrs. Gaby Ajram

Alpert Philanthropic Fund

Kathy & Ronald Assaf

Carol & Barney BarnettPublix Super Markets, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. William BergerRothstein, Rosenfeldt & Adler

Malka & Robert Beren

Jane & Jay Braus

Kim & Howard BregmanGreenberg Traurig, P.A.

Larry & Dominique Brown

Mitch & Paula DavidsonFlorida Power & Light Company

Florence & Lawrence DeGeorge

Gabriella & Stephen Demeritt

Jayne & Tim Donahue

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dorfman

Wilma & George ElmoreHardrives, Inc.

Alfonso FanjulFlorida Crystals Corporation

J. Pepe FanjulFlorida Crystals Corporation

Judy & David Frey

Judy & Bob GiaquintoMutual of America

Judy & Tom Giuffrida

Merle & Stanley Goldstein

Ken & Summer Groves

Sheilagh & Chuck Hardwick

Sherry &. Lew Hay IIIFPL Group, Inc.

Steve KlingelNCCI Holdings, Inc.

Sara Jo Kobacker

Phyllis & Robert E. Levinson

Amy & Jodi Levy

Ellen & H. Irwin Levy

Andrea & Sergio MariacaLPL Financial Services

Henrietta & Keith McBeeFlorida Power & Light Company

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Moore

Barbara & Jack Nicklaus

Chris & Bill Oberlink

Armando J. OliveraFlorida Power & Light Company

Michael OstroffThe Ostroff Group, Inc.

Mary Ann & Harold Perper

Diane & James Perrella

Robert Pew II

Lawrence S. Phillips

Armando Pimental

Marjorie & James Price

Mrs. H.W. Purcell

Jim RoboFPL Energy, LLC

Mrs. Guy C. Shafer

Mr. & Mrs. Dan Shorter

Mrs. Jean Spence

Martin F. Spiro

Rita E. Stein

Harcourt M. & Virginia W.Sylvester Foundation, Inc.

Mrs. Lee Temkin

Ann & John TickleStrongwell

Nancy & Jan Umbaugh

Mr.& Mrs. Frank E. Walsh Jr.

Sharon & Ted Weise

Barbara & Delbert Williamson

Linda & Thomas Woolsey

Etta & Raymond Zimmerman

Tocqueville SocietyMembers generously donate a minimum of $10,000 annually

Henrietta, Countess de Hoernle

Carole & Barry Kaye

Sara Jo Kobacker

Mary Ann & Harold Perper

Jeffry & Barbara PicowerThe Picower Foundation

Harcourt M. & Virginia W. Sylvester Foundation, Inc.

Etta & Raymond Zimmerman

Million Dollar Roundtable

Three members wish to remain anonymous

2008-09 TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBERS

Steve and Gabriella Demeritt2009 Tocqueville Society

Leadership Award recipients

15.6%

19.9%

37.8%

26.7%Providing

Food, Shelter & Emergency

Promoting Independence for People with

Disabilities

Improving the Lives of Seniors

Improving Futures for Children &

Families

Statement of Financial Position Statement of Activities

Assets Revenue Cash and cash equivalents $3,427,534 Total annual campaign $12,410,881Investments 4,971,416 Less: Contributions receivable 3,646,578 Donor designations (4,126,175)Bequests receivable 70,000 Allowance for uncollectible pledges (528,443)Grants receivable 742,292 Net campaign revenue 7,756,263 Prepaid expenses & other assets 91,617 Land, building and equipment, net 2,989,450 Other Revenue Total assets $15,938,887 Federal and local grants 1,950,898 In-kind contributions 90,406 Investment income 20,543 Liabilities and Net Assets Designation fees 528,459 Liabilities Legacies and bequests 513,624 Accounts payable and accrued expenses $975,211 Miscellaneous 382,163 Allocations payable 4,139,656 Total Revenue 11,242,356 Donor designations payable 2,121,338 Deferred income 1,472,018 Distributions and expenses Note payable 32,310 Allocations and other programs 8,316,903 Annuity obligations 189,045 Fund raising 1,537,694 Total Liabilities 8,929,578 Management and general 610,974 Total Distributions and expenses 10,465,571 Net Assets Unrestricted 5,414,069 Temporarily restricted 1,595,240 Change in net assets 776,785 Total net assets 7,009,309 Net assets, beginning of year 6,232,524 Total liabilities and net assets $15,938,887 Net assets, end of year $7,009,309

FINANCIAL reportsUnited Way of Palm Beach County, Inc.Year Ended June 30, 2008

WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM WHERE THE MONEY GOES *

Net Campaign Revenue

69%

17%

5%9%

Federal & Local Grants

Legacies & Bequests Other

United Way of Palm Beach County’s audit was conducted by Rampell & Rampell, P.A. Certified Public Accountants, which delivered a completed unqualified audit.The audit is available for public review by calling Cheré Camus Brodi, Vice President of Marketing and Brand Management, (561) 375-6624.

* From most recent IRS 990 year-end June 30, 2008.

We thank our valued CORPORATE CAMPAIGNS!• Publix Top 10 list for ten years or more!

• Florida Power & Light Company Top 10 list for ten years or more!

• Zachry Construction Corporation Welcome to the Top 10!

• The School District of Palm Beach County Top 10 list for ten years or more!

• Palm Beach County Employees Top 10 list for ten years or more!

• Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne Top 10 list for ten years or more!

• NCCI Holdings, Inc. Top 10 list for ten years!

• AT&T, Inc. • The Palm Beach Post & Florida Pennysaver Top 10 list for ten years or more!

• Macy’s • Mutual of America - Boca Raton • Nordstrom • IBM Corporation • United Parcel Service

• Greenberg Traurig, LLP • Enterprise Rent-a-Car • National City Bank • Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office • Bank of America • Ernst & Young • Sikorsky Aircraft • Deloitte & Touche, LLP

Thank you for entrustingUnited Way with your donations.

Together, we are impacting our community.

Jon Van ArnamPalm Beach County

Board of CountyCommissioners

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne

NCCI Holdings, Inc.

Companies are ranked in order of dollars raised

#1

We thank our valued CORPORATE CAMPAIGNS!

Target Stores Costco Wholesale United Way of Palm Beach County Florida Atlantic University South Florida Water Management District FedEx® Health Care District of Palm Beach County SunTrust Bank, South Florida NA Pfizer, Inc. Palm Beach Community College Regions Financial Corporation Wachovia Bank Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches, Inc. Shutts & Bowen LLP Best Buy GE Infrastructure Security

Michael SpearsNCCI Holdings, Inc.2008-09Campaign Chair

Zachry Construction

Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne

IBM SE Employees’ Federal Credit Union ZLB Plasma Services City of Delray Beach IBM Retirees Comerica Bank Comcast Communications of South Florida Hardrives, Inc. State Farm Insurance Company Neiman Marcus - Town Center Mall JCPenney Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach County The Bank Of New York Mellon Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A. Lockheed Martin Lytal, Reiter, Clark, Fountain & Williams LLP

Bloomingdale’s Department Stores Northern Trust Value Investors ITW Performance Polymers, Consumer Division City of West Palm Beach Clerk & Comptroller, Palm Beach County Eli Lilly and Company Fifth Third Bank General Dynamics Aviation City of Riviera Beach IBEW International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers #728 Edwards Electric Corporation Glades General Hospital JFK Medical Center St. Mary’s Medical Center Raymond James & Associates Scripps Research Institute at Scripps Florida Dillard’s Department Stores Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County, Inc. Solid Waste Authority Palm Beach County Enterprise National Bank of Florida

Employee contributions and corporate gifts are combined to determine the company’s total campaign donation.

American Red Cross Greater Palm Beach Area Chapter ITW Hobart The Arc of Palm Beach County, Inc. Wells Fargo Financial Glades Area Association for Retarded Citizens, Inc. The Mall at Wellington Green Palms West Hospital Pitney Bowes Johnson & Johnson Novartis Pharmaceuticals Evelyn F. Parkes, CPA, P.A. Richman, Greer, Weil, Brumbaugh, Mirabito & Christensen, P.A. NOAH, Inc. City of Boca Raton Mutual of America - West Palm Beach Colonial Bank Holyfield & Thomas LLC Palm Beach County Literacy Coalition, Inc. Urban League of Palm Beach County, Inc. Ackerman, Link & Sartory, P.A. Bank of Florida Washington Mutual Home Safe

Hispanic Human Resources Council, Inc. Port of Palm Beach

Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, Inc (AVDA)

thanksRSM McGladrey, Inc. Belcan Corp. HSBC - North America SBA Network Services Travelers Insurance Merck & Co., Inc. Abbott Laboratories Village of Wellington Town of Jupiter RN Network BJ’s Wholesale Club Palm Beach Habilitation Center, Inc. Moyle, Flanigan, Katz, Breton, White & Krasker, P.A. 211 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast, Inc. South Florida Chapter, NECA Florida Public Utilities Nationwide Insurance Alzheimer’s Community Care, Inc. TD Bank Harris Bank Columbia Hospital Riverside National Bank Gulfstream Goodwill Industries, Inc. BankUnited Accenture Thermo Fisher Scientific Jones, Foster, Johnston & Stubbs, P.A. AmTrust Bank Miami Dolphins Foundation Sensormatic/Tyco ADT Safety Products

Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County Jeff Industries, Inc. Marriott Consumer Credit Counseling Service of PBC & the Treasure Coast of FloridaCity of Greenacres MetLife Foundation RadiSys Albertsons, Inc. Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County, Inc. Family Central, Inc. Families First of Palm Beach County The Lord’s Place, Inc. The Center for Family Services of Palm Beach County, Inc. Lowe’s Companies Payless Shoe Source IKON Office Solutions, Inc. Jewish Family & Children’s Service of PBC, Ferd & Gladys Alpert Achievement Center for Children and Families City of Lake Worth PriceWaterhouseCoopers CDM

CorporateCampaigns

Applied Technology & Management, Inc. United Airlines Palm Beach -Treasure Coast Central Labor Council AFL-CIO Redlands Christian Migrant Association, Inc. Seacoast Utilities Florida MicroElectronics Exceptionalities Symcor Parson’s Construction Lexis Nexis Lainhart & Potter Timken Converge & Associates Consulting RC Hatton Farms REL Enterprises Inc Equifax Registration Solutions Wackenhut Services Incorporated PayChex Palm Healthcare Foundation, Inc. Nason, Yeager, Gerson, White & Lioce, P.A. Gratitude Guild, Inc./Gratitude House Village of Royal Palm Beach Jupiter Pre-School Inc., Thelma B. Pittman Principal Financial Group - SE Coast Investment Squire, Sanders & Dempsey L.L.P. Deaf Service Center of Palm Beach County, Inc. Motorola, Inc. Grand Bank & Trust of Florida Workforce Alliance Palm Beach County Property Appraiser US Airways

Christians Reaching Out to Society (C.R.O.S. Ministries) Cooper Industries Florida Capital Group, Inc. Life Skills Center of Palm Beach County The Continental Group C&S Wholesale Grocers Farmworker Coordinating Council of Palm Beach County, Inc. World Courier Ground Oakwood Center for the Palm Beaches, Inc. Girl Scouts of Palm Glades Council, Inc. General Motors Acceptance Corp. Medco Jupiter Medical Center, Inc. Indian Trail Improvement District (ITID) TECO - Peoples Gas Opportunity, Inc. Prime Time Palm Beach County Guatemalan Maya Center Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach NuVox South University Mott’s Snapple International Applied Card Systems Donia Adams Roberts, P.A. Aetna, Inc. Delta Airlines ITW Muller CH2MHILL The Law Offices of Lawrence M. Abramson

Sovereign Bank Coalition for Independent Living

Options, Inc. (CILO) Clematis Street News Stand

Children’s Home Society of Florida, TD BANK BankAtlantic Lynn University Area Agency on Aging of Palm Beach/ Treasure Coast, Inc. Proquest Center for Group Counseling Cemex Inc. Gunster Xerox Corporation Max Davis Associates Ameriprise Financial Ironworkers Local Union # 402 Nonprofits First Drug Abuse Foundation of Palm Beach County Housing Partnership of Palm Beach County Palm Beach County Medical Society City of Palm Beach Gardens Florence Fuller Child Development Centers, Inc. Mae Volen Senior Center, Inc. BE Aerospace Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies Coalition of Palm Beach County Northwest Airlines Winn-Dixie YWCA of Palm Beach County, Florida, Inc. Palm Beach County Tax Collector JP Morgan Chase & Co. Weekes & Callaway, Inc. KPMG LLP Mercantile Bank The Greater Delray Beach Chamber of Commerce Equifax Foundation Ruth Rales Jewish Family Service of South Palm Beach County Gelfand & Arpe, P.A.

Town of Lake Park American Postal Workers Union Palm Beach Area Local #749 Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Palm Beach County, Education Management LLC Massey Services GE ELFUNS Comprehensive Alcoholism Rehabilitation Programs, Inc. (CARP) Prudential Insurance Company of America in South Florida Smith & Knibbs Stinson Alternative Dispute Resolution LLC Solvay Pharmaceuticals Kohl’s Department Stores Metavante Hawker Beechcraft Parent-Child Center, Inc. Andersen Corporation Blue Cross Blue Shield of Florida Hoffman-LaRoche Inc. Blank Rome LLP Communities In Schools of Palm Beach County, Gordon Food Service Genworth Financial Allstate Insurance Southeast Atlantic Corp First United Bank The Greater Boynton Beach Chamber of Commerce Inc. Boys Town South Florida

CBS 12 Sabre Holdings Corporation Paetec Communication Schering-Plough Chevron Texaco Corporation Liberty Property Trust Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. R & L Partnership Allegany Franciscan Ministries, Inc. Florida Gas Transmission Agilent Technologies Hospira, Inc. PSEG Ceridian Lincoln National Life Insurance The Williams Companies, Inc. LPL Financial Services CIGNA City of Boynton Beach CAP/FoundCare Microsoft Corporation Morgan Stanley Law Office of Maria Dantes Sanchez Boeing Ecolab Epilepsy Foundation of South Florida H & R Block Wal-Mart Stores Florida Crystals Corporation Professional Golfers Association of America United Healthcare/CFT

Adopt-A-Family

AAA Auto Club South Ryder System, Inc. Sun-Sentinel WPTV NewsChannel 5 Hogan & Hartson LLP Brown Distributing Company, Inc. The Ostroff Group, Inc. Wilmington Trust of Florida Seacoast National Bank Tropical Financial Credit Union 3M GlaxoSmithKline WPBF Channel 25 Nova Vision, Inc. Hertz Corp Holland & Knight LLP SYSCO FoodService MetLife Gap Stores, Inc. Walgreens Distribution Center Siemens Health Services Cole Haan Footwear Avaya Communications Bristol-Myers Squibb

A special thanks to Federal & State employees who give through the CFC & FSECC campaigns!

thanks

OUR missionTo improve measurably the lives of individuals and families in Palm Beach County by uniting the resources of donors, volunteers, agencies and the community.

We hold ourselves and our partners accountable not just for action, but for measurable results.

Your donation goes far...but not far away! It stays right here in Palm Beach County!

Our work requires uniting all sectors of the community - business, education, local government, nonprofits, faith based, labor unions and the media to collaborate on solutions to issues affecting our community.

Our organization is volunteer driven. Decisions concerning funding of results-driven programs and initiatives are made by volunteer committees comprised of community leaders and human-service experts.

We received a 4-star rating three consecutive years!

Charity Navigator- the premiere independent charity evaluator -

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The Individual Development Account (IDA) Program is a matched-savings program designed to help individuals

purchase a home or start a small business. Upon entering the program, the eligible participant must

demonstrate the ability to save money over a minimum of six months. Upon completion of the program and after accumulating $2,000

in savings, the money is matched 2:1. To date, we have had 61 closings with no foreclosures

and one small business venture.

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program is an extremely successful program providing free income-tax preparation services. This year, more than 9,400 households used this service which is available throughout the county. Over 200 volunteers who were trained and certified by the Internal Revenue Service, a key partner in the VITA Program, helped residents file their taxes and receive more than $15 million in refunds, including $5.6 million in Earned Income Tax Credits. By providing this service, local residents save $1 million each year in tax-preparation fees.

PROGRAMS that PROSPERprosperity campaign

the VITA Program yields $15 million in refunds!

the IDA Program helps residents realize their dream

United Way’s Prosperity Campaign offers residents unique programs to help them gain financial stability, with proven results.

FOCUSING on a new future

The child of a drug user, LaShaundra was the sole support for her two and four year-old girls. At 26, she worked at Wal-Mart. She slept on a friend’s couch with her girls to escape their father who abused and did not support his family. She wanted to change her life and the future of her children, and knew that education was the only path out, so she enrolled in Palm Beach Community College. When the friend’s apartment caught fire, LaShaundra and her children were homeless. They found help through Adopt-A-Family whose programs provide a safe, stable home, food, case management and support services.

Fast forward three years to May 2009. With Adopt-A-Family’s assistance and her own determination, LaShaundra moved up to Tallahassee and graduated from FAMU with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology.

She wrote the following note:When it is all said and done, the core of all my accomplishments involve YOU. Because of YOU I have been able to dream, reach, and succeed. Because of YOU I have been an excellent mother. Because of YOU I have become a better person. I never would have made it without YOU!

DONATIONS make them WORK.thanks for your support

Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners Internal Revenue ServiceChildren’s Services Council of PBCWachovia FoundationCity of West Palm Beach MACY’S FoundationPalm Healthcare FoundationQuantum FoundationPalm Beach Country Club Foundation

Washington MutualWal-MartFlorida Developmental Disabilities CouncilTown of Palm Beach United WayBank of AmericaWinn-Dixie FoundationSouth Florida Water Management DistrictNational Disability InstitutePoints of Light Foundation3M Foundation

United Way of Palm Beach County is a founding and leading member of the Palm Beach County Community Food Alliance, a group of community organizations that work together to implement a countywide strategic plan to end hunger and improve food security. Its members, from 100 different agencies - nonprofits, faith-based groups, and county government - work to integrate systems that address food and nutrition issues, including maximizing government self-sufficiency programs, and increasing access to quality, nutritious foods to low-income households.

thanksPublix Super Markets, Inc, donated 224,935 lbs. of food to the local food delivery program.

R.C. Hatton Farms donated 170,000 lbs. of corn, through the gleaning program.

FoodCOMMUNITY

Alliance Working TogetherTo End Hunger

PALM BEACH COUNTY

thanks to the following organizations for their continued support of United Way initiatives!

For a complete list the61 programs we fund, please visit

unitedwaypbc.org

Executive Committee CHAIRCHRISTINE OBERLINKCommunity Volunteer

CHAIR ELECT & LEGAL COUNSELARTHUR J. MENOR, ESQ.Shutts & Bowen, LLP

SECRETARYANNE E. CANTWELL1st United Bank

TREASURERADMINISTRATION & FINANCEROBERT D. JOHNSONJM Family Enterprises

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN & BYLAWS, RECRUITMENT & NOMINATINGTOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY CHAIRSERGIO A. MARIACALinsco/Private Ledger

ANNUAL CAMPAIGNMICHAEL B. SPEARSNCCI Holdings, Inc.

AUDITEVELYN F. PARKES-BRIER, C.P.A.Evelyn F. Parkes, C.P.A., P.A.

OVERSIGHT DR. KRISTEN O. MURTAUGHFlorida Atlantic University

ROBERT ZOBELXN Holdings

STRATEGIC, EMERGING AND CONTINGENCY NEEDSJOHN F. FLANIGAN, ESQ.Moyle, Flanigan, Katz, Breton, White & Krasker, P.A.

LABOR PARTICIPATIONLYNN ROBERTIACWA Local 3112

MARKETING & BRAND MANAGEMENTJON R. LEVINSONREL Enterprises, Inc.

PLANNING & TECHNOLOGYKENNETH L. GROVESEdwards Electric Corporation

VOLUNTEER CENTERBARBARA CHEIVESConverge & Associates Consulting

MEMBERS AT LARGEHOWARD BREGMAN, ESQ.Greenberg Traurig, LLP

JAMES M. CARMANCommunity Volunteer

ROD MACONFlorida Power & Light Company

THOMAS A. SHEEHAN, III, ESQ.Children’s Services Council ofPalm Beach County

IMPACT AREA CHAIRSETH B. BERNSTEINBoys Town South Florida

BRIDGET ANN BERRY, ESQ.Greenberg Traurig, LLP

BOB CHRISTIESun-Sentinel

ERIC M. KELLYAllegany Franciscan Ministries, Inc.

DR. KRISTEN O. MURTAUGHFlorida Atlantic University

MARK W. PICKERINGMedicaid Area 9

Board of DirectorsLAWRENCE M. ABRAMSONThe Law Office of Lawrence M. Abramson

PAUL ALLENR.C.Hatton Farms

MARY C. ARPEGelfand & Arpe, PA

DONN R. COLEEDonn Colee Consulting LLC

STEPHEN R. DEMERITTCommunity Volunteer

GEORGE T. ELMOREHardrives, Inc.

JOSE FELIPECommunity Volunteer

ANGELO A. GASPARRI, J.D.KPMG Advisory Services

CHARLES HARDWICKCommunity Volunteer

SUZETTE L. HARVEYPrime Time Palm Beach County

DWIGHT A. HENDERSONMetLife

EDDIE K. JACKSON, IIHSBC Bank USA

CRAIG A. JENKINSGEO Care, Inc.

NORMAN KOREYIBM

WENDY SARTORY LINKAkerman, Link & Sartory, P.A.

LAKE H. LYTAL, IIILytal, Reiter, Clark, Fountain & Williams LLP

MINDY S. NICHOLSBank of America

BOARD of directors

BARBARA SUFLAS NOBLEScripps Research Institute at Scripps Florida

EDWARD R. OPPELPort of Palm Beach

PABLO RAMOSPublix Super Markets, Inc.

GAIL D. RAYDeloitte & Touche LLP

DONIA A. ROBERTSAttorney at Law

ANETA SEWELLSouth Florida Water Management District

JOSEPH B. SHEAROUSE, IIICommunity Volunteer

KEITH SPRUILLEnterprise Bank

STEVEN A. STINSON, ESQFlorida Circuit Civil and Florida County Civil Mediator

JOSEPH SYLVESTROPratt & Whitney Rocketdyne

JON A. VAN ARNAMPalm Beach County Board of County Commissioners

RICKY WADER & L Partnership

STEVEN WASSERMANWPTV NewsChannel 5

LEON M. WEEKESWeekes & Callaway, Inc.

We thank our volunteers for their dedication and commitment to our community.

For a complete list of volunteer committees, please visitwww.unitedwaypbc.org

This annual report is dedicated to you, our loyal donor. Thanks to you, in this year of economic challenges, United Way was able to invest $9 million into our community. As the needs increased, you, our loyal donor, continued to step up to help.

Thanks to you and the services provided by our partner agencies, hard-working families struggling to make rent and mortgage payments, were able to stay in their homes; thousands of hungry individuals and families received food through the efforts of the Palm Beach County Community Food Alliance; and hundreds of students with disabilities and their parents have hope for a brighter future through our S.T.A.R.S. Conference.

Our board of directors continues to ensure that your donations are spent wisely, and directed to where they can make the greatest impact. While we operate as one of the most efficient charities in the country, we believe we can do an even better job.

Recently, the board spent 3,200 volunteer hours developing our new five-year strategic plan. The goals are measurable, and our progress will be shared with our donors.

Christine Oberlink2008-2010 Board Chair

Countess de Hoernle Community Campus2600 Quantum Boulevard • Boynton Beach, Florida 33426-8627 • 561-375 6600

To volunteer 561-375-6675

unitedwaypbc.org

We are committed to:

• Raising more money to help those most in need

• Operating even more efficiently and effectively

• Uniting behind the leadership of our new President and CEO, Chuck Anderson

As chairman of the board of directors, I am in the unique and rewarding position of hearing from recipients who benefit from the services provided by your United Way donation. Be proud knowing that you have made a difference in many lives. For your generosity, so many are grateful.

I thank you for giving to United Way of Palm Beach Countyand I ask for your continued support.

Outstanding Participation inWORKPLACE CAMPAIGNS

Lynn RobertiaCWA Local 3112

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