UNITED WAY OF MIDLAND ANNUAL REPORT 2011

From the 2011 Board President 1

In Midland, we all share a commitment…a commitment to improve the quality oflife and outcomes for our community.

I am proud to report that your United Way has spent another year developinginitiatives, supporting collaborations, funding programs, convening experts andfostering new and needed community services. More than 33,000 lives weretouched in one year. More than $3,000,000 raised. The success of our year wasmade possible by the dedicated board, volunteers, community partners and staff.

In April of 2011, United Way of Midland Board of Directors approved a newstrategic plan. This plan is the result of many months of analysis and discussionby a committee of United Way board members, other community leaders and staffmembers. We have bold goals for our community. Our plan will help us focus andpartner strategically to accomplish our outcomes in systemic, sustainable ways.

Personally, I am so proud of the work of the United Way Volunteers and Staff. I believe in United Way ofMidland because we are helping lead a community effort that will create necessary changes in the areas ofeducation, self-sufficiency and health.

I am honored to have had the opportunity to work with such caring members of our community.

As we move forward, United Way will continue to work to meet basic needs and create opportunities foreveryone. Your support makes a difference. Thank you!

Jayne Krawietz

Executive CommitteeJayne KrawietzConcho Resources, Inc.President

Ellen M. HouseMidland Independent School District President-Elect & Nominating Chair

Bob LandrethRobert E. Landreth Vice President

David A. O’Neil**Wells Fargo Bank, N.A . Vice President

Brandon M. BlackBC Operating, Inc.Secretary

Martin F. RuehlFirstCapital Bank of TexasTreasurer

Shelly Chapple**Stanolind OperatingAssistant Treasurer

Karmen BryantCommunity VolunteerResource Development Chair

Ramona A. ThomasPermian Basin Community Centers Community Impact Chair

Deana M. SavageMidland College Community Impact Vice Chair

Cynthia Y. Benson ++United Way of Midland Executive Director

Board MembersSylvester CantuCity of Midland

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

Steven D. GrayRSP Permian, Ltd.

Ryan HamiltonSummit Petroleum

David HenryHenry Resources, LLC

James C. Henry +Henry Resources, LLC

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

Mitch MamoulidesChevron

Todd MeadeChevron

Shan MoonThe Don Evans Group, Ltd.

Bob MurphyHEB

Joe T. PhillipsSooner Pipe

Margaret Purvis +Purvis Operating Company

Dan RobisonExcelsior Foundation

David H. SmithDavis, Gerald & Cremer

Charles A. Spence +Community Volunteer

Ed WuthrichShell Trading US Company

United Way StaffCynthia Y. BensonExecutive Director

Diana DuranAccounting and IT Specialist

Alice FreidlineDirector of Community Impact

Denise Perkins**Resource Development Director

Whitney RolandResource Development Associate

Kathye TaylorFinance Director

Alison KingAssistant Director of Community Impact

Legend++UWM Staff+Lifetime Member*Deceased**Resigned

BE HERE

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

RISING STARRecognizes the company with the most improved employeecampaign.

2011 Midland Chamber of Commerce2010 ConocoPhillips2009 Concho Resources, Inc.2008 EOG Resources, Inc.2007 Parkhill, Smith & Cooper

PAUL C. REALIVE UNITED AWARDRecognizes the company whose employees have shown sustainedexcellence in giving, advocating and volunteering with the United Way of Midland.

2011 Summit Petroleum LLC2010 Energen Resources2009 First National Bank of Midland2008 XTO Energy, Inc.2007 ConocoPhillips

DEANE H. STOLTZPIONEER SPIRIT AWARDRecognizes the company with the greatest number of employees giving $1,000 or more.

2011 Midland Memorial Hospital2010 Midland Memorial Hospital2009 Midland Memorial Hospital2008 Midland Memorial Hospital2007 Midland Memorial Hospital

EAGLE SPIRIT AWARDRecognizes the company with the greatest percentage ofemployees giving $1,000 or more.

2011 Energen Resources 2010 Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.2009 Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C. and Summit Petroleum2008 Summit Petroleum2007 American State Bank

United Way of Midland Community Awards

United Way of Midland Lifetime MembersK. Michael ConawayJames C. HenryMargaret PurvisPaul C. Rea*

Charles A. SpenceJack Steele*

Deane H. Stoltz** deceased

From the 2011 Board President 1

In Midland, we all share a commitment…a commitment to improve the quality oflife and outcomes for our community.

I am proud to report that your United Way has spent another year developinginitiatives, supporting collaborations, funding programs, convening experts andfostering new and needed community services. More than 33,000 lives weretouched in one year. More than $3,000,000 raised. The success of our year wasmade possible by the dedicated board, volunteers, community partners and staff.

In April of 2011, United Way of Midland Board of Directors approved a newstrategic plan. This plan is the result of many months of analysis and discussionby a committee of United Way board members, other community leaders and staffmembers. We have bold goals for our community. Our plan will help us focus andpartner strategically to accomplish our outcomes in systemic, sustainable ways.

Personally, I am so proud of the work of the United Way Volunteers and Staff. I believe in United Way ofMidland because we are helping lead a community effort that will create necessary changes in the areas ofeducation, self-sufficiency and health.

I am honored to have had the opportunity to work with such caring members of our community.

As we move forward, United Way will continue to work to meet basic needs and create opportunities foreveryone. Your support makes a difference. Thank you!

Jayne Krawietz

Executive CommitteeJayne KrawietzConcho Resources, Inc.President

Ellen M. HouseMidland Independent School District President-Elect & Nominating Chair

Bob LandrethRobert E. Landreth Vice President

David A. O’Neil**Wells Fargo Bank, N.A . Vice President

Brandon M. BlackBC Operating, Inc.Secretary

Martin F. RuehlFirstCapital Bank of TexasTreasurer

Shelly Chapple**Stanolind OperatingAssistant Treasurer

Karmen BryantCommunity VolunteerResource Development Chair

Ramona A. ThomasPermian Basin Community Centers Community Impact Chair

Deana M. SavageMidland College Community Impact Vice Chair

Cynthia Y. Benson ++United Way of Midland Executive Director

Board MembersSylvester CantuCity of Midland

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

Steven D. GrayRSP Permian, Ltd.

Ryan HamiltonSummit Petroleum

David HenryHenry Resources, LLC

James C. Henry +Henry Resources, LLC

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

Mitch MamoulidesChevron

Todd MeadeChevron

Shan MoonThe Don Evans Group, Ltd.

Bob MurphyHEB

Joe T. PhillipsSooner Pipe

Margaret Purvis +Purvis Operating Company

Dan RobisonExcelsior Foundation

David H. SmithDavis, Gerald & Cremer

Charles A. Spence +Community Volunteer

Ed WuthrichShell Trading US Company

United Way StaffCynthia Y. BensonExecutive Director

Diana DuranAccounting and IT Specialist

Alice FreidlineDirector of Community Impact

Denise Perkins**Resource Development Director

Whitney RolandResource Development Associate

Kathye TaylorFinance Director

Alison KingAssistant Director of Community Impact

Legend++UWM Staff+Lifetime Member*Deceased**Resigned

BE HERE

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

RISING STARRecognizes the company with the most improved employeecampaign.

2011 Midland Chamber of Commerce2010 ConocoPhillips2009 Concho Resources, Inc.2008 EOG Resources, Inc.2007 Parkhill, Smith & Cooper

PAUL C. REALIVE UNITED AWARDRecognizes the company whose employees have shown sustainedexcellence in giving, advocating and volunteering with the United Way of Midland.

2011 Summit Petroleum LLC2010 Energen Resources2009 First National Bank of Midland2008 XTO Energy, Inc.2007 ConocoPhillips

DEANE H. STOLTZPIONEER SPIRIT AWARDRecognizes the company with the greatest number of employees giving $1,000 or more.

2011 Midland Memorial Hospital2010 Midland Memorial Hospital2009 Midland Memorial Hospital2008 Midland Memorial Hospital2007 Midland Memorial Hospital

EAGLE SPIRIT AWARDRecognizes the company with the greatest percentage ofemployees giving $1,000 or more.

2011 Energen Resources 2010 Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.2009 Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C. and Summit Petroleum2008 Summit Petroleum2007 American State Bank

United Way of Midland Community Awards

United Way of Midland Lifetime MembersK. Michael ConawayJames C. HenryMargaret PurvisPaul C. Rea*

Charles A. SpenceJack Steele*

Deane H. Stoltz** deceased

Community Impact 3

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

For a complete list of community outcomes and programsreceiving United Way funding, see page 7.

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONSIn order to make a significant, measurable improvement inlives and community conditions, United Way of Midland isbecoming increasingly involved in many local initiatives. In2011, United Way of Midland collaborated with thefollowing community organizations, committees andprograms:

• 211 Advisory Committee

• Afterschool Childcare Advisory Council

• Coats for Kids

• Criminal Justice Advisory Committee

• DSHS Ready or Not? Community Preparedness Event

• Familywize Prescription Card Program

• Funders Roundtable

• Generations Project

• Global Leadership Summit

• HEB Feast of Sharing

• Homeless Coalition

• L2LA (Learn to Laugh Again)

• Midland Asset Building Coalition

• Midland Association of Churches

• Midland Chamber of Commerce

• Midland Coalition

• Midland College

• Midland County FEMA Emergency Food and ShelterProgram

• Midland Independent School District

• Nonprofit Management Center

• Oral Health Coalition

• Midland County Shared Spaces and Shared Services

• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

• The Whole Child: A New Direction in Education

• XY-Zone

STRATEGIC PLAN The Board of Directors adopted the United Way of MidlandStrategic Plan, effective April 2011. This plan will serveas a road map for the organization and charts the course ofaction for 2012 and beyond. The development of the plantook place over the past twelve months and involvedUnited Way Board members, staff and community leaders.

These groups looked closely at both the traditionalfunctions of United Way, new roles it should assume andevolving technologies it should embrace. The social,economic, geographic, demographic and technologicalenvironments within which United Way functions wereevaluated as well.

One of the results of this plan will be a 2012 needsassessment to identify challenges and gaps in the areas ofeducation, self-sufficiency and health. The United Way ofMidland website (www.uwmidland.org) will be updated asthis information becomes available.

VALUE

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

Community Impact 3

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

For a complete list of community outcomes and programsreceiving United Way funding, see page 7.

COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONSIn order to make a significant, measurable improvement inlives and community conditions, United Way of Midland isbecoming increasingly involved in many local initiatives. In2011, United Way of Midland collaborated with thefollowing community organizations, committees andprograms:

• 211 Advisory Committee

• Afterschool Childcare Advisory Council

• Coats for Kids

• Criminal Justice Advisory Committee

• DSHS Ready or Not? Community Preparedness Event

• Familywize Prescription Card Program

• Funders Roundtable

• Generations Project

• Global Leadership Summit

• HEB Feast of Sharing

• Homeless Coalition

• L2LA (Learn to Laugh Again)

• Midland Asset Building Coalition

• Midland Association of Churches

• Midland Chamber of Commerce

• Midland Coalition

• Midland College

• Midland County FEMA Emergency Food and ShelterProgram

• Midland Independent School District

• Nonprofit Management Center

• Oral Health Coalition

• Midland County Shared Spaces and Shared Services

• Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive

• The Whole Child: A New Direction in Education

• XY-Zone

STRATEGIC PLAN The Board of Directors adopted the United Way of MidlandStrategic Plan, effective April 2011. This plan will serveas a road map for the organization and charts the course ofaction for 2012 and beyond. The development of the plantook place over the past twelve months and involvedUnited Way Board members, staff and community leaders.

These groups looked closely at both the traditionalfunctions of United Way, new roles it should assume andevolving technologies it should embrace. The social,economic, geographic, demographic and technologicalenvironments within which United Way functions wereevaluated as well.

One of the results of this plan will be a 2012 needsassessment to identify challenges and gaps in the areas ofeducation, self-sufficiency and health. The United Way ofMidland website (www.uwmidland.org) will be updated asthis information becomes available.

VALUE

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

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Reaching At-Risk Males

The XY-Zone was organized to support and guide adolescentmales, ages 15-18, who are struggling to stay in school. Theprogram participants experience a close relationship with askilled, caring adult male role model. This role modelactively recruits other successful male role models tovolunteer in mentoring students at the campus before andafter school and during the school year.

XY-Zone was created in Austin through Communities inSchools' Austin affiliate and has been successfullyimplemented by affiliates in San Antonio, Waco andHouston. These groups all reported that 85% ofparticipants experienced improved grades, attendance andbehavior with 98% staying in school. In addition to theseresults, 81% of the case managed participants stopped orreduced at least one risk taking behavior. Examples of risktaking behaviors range from drug and alcohol abuse toactions that lead to teen parenting and/or incarceration.

Communities In Schools of the Permian Basin has workedwith the United Way of Midland Whole Child Grant Initiativeto secure funding for two employees to attend the XY-Zonetraining in Austin. Since then, collaborative partnershipshave already developed with:

• MISD

• SHAC (MISD’s Student Health Advisory Committee)

• Stonegate Fellowship

• First United Methodist Church

XY-Zone was launched at Midland High School in Fall 2011.Teachers identify possible XY-Zone participants for manydifferent reasons, including leadership potential. Once in theprogram, the young men meet weekly in a small group withthe program coordinator to work on the five Rs --responsibility, relationship-building, respect, reaching outand role models.

Boys who attend meetings regularly and participate incommunity service events will be eligible for specialactivities. By the end of 2011, eighteen students had startedmeeting in small groups. Midland High School plans to have40 students in the program year-round.

XY-Zone is designed for boys to stay in the program untilgraduation and act as mentors to younger students as theyenter the program each year.

What XY-Zone Participants Have to Say:

"You don't have to hold everything in anymore." "You know there's someone you can talk to."“Adults always lecture. We just need someone to listen.”

Community Impact

UNITED WAY CONTINUES TO WORK ONKEEPING KIDS IN SCHOOL AND ON TRACK TO GRADUATEUnited Way of Midland knows how critical it is for our childrento receive a quality education and how much it affects theirability to be successful in today’s world.

In 2007, United Way of Midland took part in the MidlandIntrospective Community Needs Assessment. This tool allowedus to determine what needs really existed in our community.Following the assessment, areas of need and target issues wereidentified and task forces were created to develop action plans.

One of the identified areas of need was education and a targetissue that was especially concerning to the community was theincreasing high school drop-out rate. A strategy was created toaddress this issue - identify organizations that impacteducation and coordinate their efforts to keep kids in schooland reduce the drop-out rate. To bring this strategy to life,organizations were encouraged to collaborate and submit aproposal to address the issue.

As a result of this process, United Way of Midland awarded a$200,000 grant to The Whole Child – A New Direction inEducation. This community initiative trains and equipsteachers, staff and volunteers to identify and work withstudents who are dealing with a loss or change. The end resultis to help students develop healthy coping skills, therebysupporting The Whole Child.

Our partners in this initiative are:• Rays of Hope Children’s Grief Centre• Communities In Schools• MISD Office of Accountability• MISD Education Foundation

United Way continues its active role in monitoring thesuccess of this collaborative effort by serving on the steeringcommittee. As of February 1, 2012 - 40 Whole Childtrainings had taken place, resulting in over 1570 MISDteachers and staff, church groups and communityvolunteers receiving important information on how toidentify and work with students who are dealing with loss.In order to measure the success of this program, at-riskstudents at ten elementary schools have been identified andwill be tracked through their graduation in 2018. Databeing collected includes attendance, grades, disciplinaryactions, nurse visits, and test scores.

With the involvement of The Whole Child partners, thesefunds are also being used to:

• Provide staff directly in contact with students theopportunity to attend state and national conferencesand trainings focused on these issues

• Support two additional programs in Midland: XY-Zoneand L2LA (Learn to Laugh Again)

XY-Zone targets at-risk 15 – 18 year old boys. The purposeis to reduce risky behavior and improve the students’attendance, behavior and academics. A pilot of this programbegan at Midland High School in Fall 2011.

Learn To Laugh Again (L2LA) is a program providing supportto students through discussion groups held during lunch.Students have the opportunity to share what is troublingthem and receive helpful insight from counselors. L2LAbegan in October 2011 at Midland and Lee High Schools.Junior Highs were added shortly after and elementaryschools are on schedule to start the program in 2012.

Community Impact4

“There is a huge need for us as a community to step up and step into the lives of these boys.” Mike Mills, XY-Zone Program Coordinator

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Reaching At-Risk Males

The XY-Zone was organized to support and guide adolescentmales, ages 15-18, who are struggling to stay in school. Theprogram participants experience a close relationship with askilled, caring adult male role model. This role modelactively recruits other successful male role models tovolunteer in mentoring students at the campus before andafter school and during the school year.

XY-Zone was created in Austin through Communities inSchools' Austin affiliate and has been successfullyimplemented by affiliates in San Antonio, Waco andHouston. These groups all reported that 85% ofparticipants experienced improved grades, attendance andbehavior with 98% staying in school. In addition to theseresults, 81% of the case managed participants stopped orreduced at least one risk taking behavior. Examples of risktaking behaviors range from drug and alcohol abuse toactions that lead to teen parenting and/or incarceration.

Communities In Schools of the Permian Basin has workedwith the United Way of Midland Whole Child Grant Initiativeto secure funding for two employees to attend the XY-Zonetraining in Austin. Since then, collaborative partnershipshave already developed with:

• MISD

• SHAC (MISD’s Student Health Advisory Committee)

• Stonegate Fellowship

• First United Methodist Church

XY-Zone was launched at Midland High School in Fall 2011.Teachers identify possible XY-Zone participants for manydifferent reasons, including leadership potential. Once in theprogram, the young men meet weekly in a small group withthe program coordinator to work on the five Rs --responsibility, relationship-building, respect, reaching outand role models.

Boys who attend meetings regularly and participate incommunity service events will be eligible for specialactivities. By the end of 2011, eighteen students had startedmeeting in small groups. Midland High School plans to have40 students in the program year-round.

XY-Zone is designed for boys to stay in the program untilgraduation and act as mentors to younger students as theyenter the program each year.

What XY-Zone Participants Have to Say:

"You don't have to hold everything in anymore." "You know there's someone you can talk to."“Adults always lecture. We just need someone to listen.”

Community Impact

UNITED WAY CONTINUES TO WORK ONKEEPING KIDS IN SCHOOL AND ON TRACK TO GRADUATEUnited Way of Midland knows how critical it is for our childrento receive a quality education and how much it affects theirability to be successful in today’s world.

In 2007, United Way of Midland took part in the MidlandIntrospective Community Needs Assessment. This tool allowedus to determine what needs really existed in our community.Following the assessment, areas of need and target issues wereidentified and task forces were created to develop action plans.

One of the identified areas of need was education and a targetissue that was especially concerning to the community was theincreasing high school drop-out rate. A strategy was created toaddress this issue - identify organizations that impacteducation and coordinate their efforts to keep kids in schooland reduce the drop-out rate. To bring this strategy to life,organizations were encouraged to collaborate and submit aproposal to address the issue.

As a result of this process, United Way of Midland awarded a$200,000 grant to The Whole Child – A New Direction inEducation. This community initiative trains and equipsteachers, staff and volunteers to identify and work withstudents who are dealing with a loss or change. The end resultis to help students develop healthy coping skills, therebysupporting The Whole Child.

Our partners in this initiative are:• Rays of Hope Children’s Grief Centre• Communities In Schools• MISD Office of Accountability• MISD Education Foundation

United Way continues its active role in monitoring thesuccess of this collaborative effort by serving on the steeringcommittee. As of February 1, 2012 - 40 Whole Childtrainings had taken place, resulting in over 1570 MISDteachers and staff, church groups and communityvolunteers receiving important information on how toidentify and work with students who are dealing with loss.In order to measure the success of this program, at-riskstudents at ten elementary schools have been identified andwill be tracked through their graduation in 2018. Databeing collected includes attendance, grades, disciplinaryactions, nurse visits, and test scores.

With the involvement of The Whole Child partners, thesefunds are also being used to:

• Provide staff directly in contact with students theopportunity to attend state and national conferencesand trainings focused on these issues

• Support two additional programs in Midland: XY-Zoneand L2LA (Learn to Laugh Again)

XY-Zone targets at-risk 15 – 18 year old boys. The purposeis to reduce risky behavior and improve the students’attendance, behavior and academics. A pilot of this programbegan at Midland High School in Fall 2011.

Learn To Laugh Again (L2LA) is a program providing supportto students through discussion groups held during lunch.Students have the opportunity to share what is troublingthem and receive helpful insight from counselors. L2LAbegan in October 2011 at Midland and Lee High Schools.Junior Highs were added shortly after and elementaryschools are on schedule to start the program in 2012.

Community Impact4

“There is a huge need for us as a community to step up and step into the lives of these boys.” Mike Mills, XY-Zone Program Coordinator

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COMMUNITY INVESTMENT UPDATEUnited Way of Midland 2011-2012 Program Funding andCommunity GrantsUnited Way of Midland has the resources, the reach and theexperience to handle the big issues of our community. Tomake Midland a better place to live and work, our efforts arefocused on education, self-sufficiency and health – thebuilding blocks of a good life.

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

In addition to Program Funding, United Way offeredCommunity Grants to nonprofit health and human serviceorganizations for immediate and creative responses topressing identified needs in Midland. Grant applicationswere reviewed by the Community Investment Committee andthen brought to the Board for approval. Listed below withthe notation (CG) are the 5 programs receiving a 2011-12United Way Community Grant.

Promoting Education Focus AreaCommunity Outcome #1Children enter school with developmentally-appropriatesocial, emotional and intellectual skills.

Children's Enrichment Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000Midland Fair Havens

Community Outcome #2Students achieve academic success.

After School Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000Boys & Girls Club

Adult and Youth Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,500Casa de Amigos

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

Community Outcome #3Students graduate from high school and successfullytransition into self-sufficiency.

CIS – Midland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60,000Communities In Schools

Community Outcome #4Youth are engaged, responsible, and contributing membersof the community.

One-to-One Youth Mentoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $76,400Big Brothers Big Sisters

Learning for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Scoutreach - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council

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

In-School Leadership Development Program . . . . . $60,000Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest

Communities that Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $47,500Palmer Drug Abuse Program

Opportunity Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000Transition Jr. High Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000Unlock Ministries

Promoting Health Focus AreaCommunity Outcome #1Youth and adults avoid risky behavior.

HIV/STD Prevention Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000Midland/Odessa Area AIDS

Community Recovery & Education . . . . . . . . . . . . $85,000(CG) Medication Take Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,000Palmer Drug Abuse Program

Community Outcome #2Individuals are physically healthy

Health Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $128,000Casa de Amigos

Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,000Community Children's Clinic

Hippotherapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,000Midland Children's Rehab Center

Basic Healthcare Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,000Basic Activity Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,500Mission Center Adult Day Service

Community Outcome #3Individuals and families are emotionally healthy.

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

Clinical Counseling Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $240,000Kids First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,500Post Adoption Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,000(CG) Parenting with a Purpose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000Centers for Children & Families

(CG) Respite Care/Parent Connection . . . . . . . . . $15,000SHARE

Community Outcome #4Individuals and families in crisis have access to responsiveand effective health and counseling services.Supportive Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000Alzheimer's Association

Community Impact

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

UNITED

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COMMUNITY INVESTMENT UPDATEUnited Way of Midland 2011-2012 Program Funding andCommunity GrantsUnited Way of Midland has the resources, the reach and theexperience to handle the big issues of our community. Tomake Midland a better place to live and work, our efforts arefocused on education, self-sufficiency and health – thebuilding blocks of a good life.

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

In addition to Program Funding, United Way offeredCommunity Grants to nonprofit health and human serviceorganizations for immediate and creative responses topressing identified needs in Midland. Grant applicationswere reviewed by the Community Investment Committee andthen brought to the Board for approval. Listed below withthe notation (CG) are the 5 programs receiving a 2011-12United Way Community Grant.

Promoting Education Focus AreaCommunity Outcome #1Children enter school with developmentally-appropriatesocial, emotional and intellectual skills.

Children's Enrichment Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $40,000Midland Fair Havens

Community Outcome #2Students achieve academic success.

After School Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,000Boys & Girls Club

Adult and Youth Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $58,500Casa de Amigos

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

Community Outcome #3Students graduate from high school and successfullytransition into self-sufficiency.

CIS – Midland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $60,000Communities In Schools

Community Outcome #4Youth are engaged, responsible, and contributing membersof the community.

One-to-One Youth Mentoring . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $76,400Big Brothers Big Sisters

Learning for Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000 Scoutreach - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $55,000Boy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail Council

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

In-School Leadership Development Program . . . . . $60,000Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest

Communities that Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $47,500Palmer Drug Abuse Program

Opportunity Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000Transition Jr. High Camp 2012 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000Unlock Ministries

Promoting Health Focus AreaCommunity Outcome #1Youth and adults avoid risky behavior.

HIV/STD Prevention Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000Midland/Odessa Area AIDS

Community Recovery & Education . . . . . . . . . . . . $85,000(CG) Medication Take Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,000Palmer Drug Abuse Program

Community Outcome #2Individuals are physically healthy

Health Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $128,000Casa de Amigos

Pharmacy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $37,000Community Children's Clinic

Hippotherapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,000Midland Children's Rehab Center

Basic Healthcare Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,000Basic Activity Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,500Mission Center Adult Day Service

Community Outcome #3Individuals and families are emotionally healthy.

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

Clinical Counseling Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $240,000Kids First . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,500Post Adoption Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,000(CG) Parenting with a Purpose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000Centers for Children & Families

(CG) Respite Care/Parent Connection . . . . . . . . . $15,000SHARE

Community Outcome #4Individuals and families in crisis have access to responsiveand effective health and counseling services.Supportive Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000Alzheimer's Association

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Community Impact8 ENCOURAGE

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

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

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

Intensive Outpatient Treatment & Counseling . . . . $32,000Medical Detox/Inpatient Residential Treatment . . $85,000The Springboard Center

Promoting Self-Sufficiency Focus AreaCommunity Outcome #1Individuals and families have the opportunity to achieveeconomic stability and financial independence. KIDS CARE/C.F. on Wheels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,500CFC Summer Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000Camp Fire USA

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

Senior Companion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500Foster Grandparent Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500 Community & Senior Services

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

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

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

Community Outcome #2Individuals and families in crisis have access to responsiveand effective emergency and basic need services.

Disaster Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95,000American Red Cross

Elderly Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80,000Community & Senior Services

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

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

Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $99,500Safe Place

Comprehensive/Emergency Shelter . . . . . . . . . . $145,000(CG) Dining Room Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000The Salvation Army

Community Outcome #3Individuals and families have the opportunity to live inadequate and affordable housing in safe neighborhoods.

(CG) Childcare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000Family Promise

2011 Youth CampaignOn April 14, 2011 local high school students participated inthe allocation phase of United Way’s Youth Campaign andlearned how donations made to United Way of Midland areinvested in programs that meet community needs. Afterlearning about programs in each of the three Focus Areas,the students decided how to best invest the $14,870 raisedduring the Fall 2010 United Way Youth Campaign. Theyallocated the funds to programs and the totals for eachprogram provider were, as follows:

Alzheimer's Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $330

American Red Cross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $307

Big Brothers Big Sisters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $251

Boy Scouts of America . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $502

Boys & Girls Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $753

Camp Fire USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $921

Casa de Amigos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888

CASA of West Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $330

Centers for Children & Families . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $990

Communities In Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $251

Community & Senior Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $921

Community Children's Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $330

Girl Scouts of the Desert Soutwest . . . . . . . . . . . . . $502

Midland Children's Rehabilitation Center . . . . . . . . . $581

Midland Fair Havens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $558

Midland Need to Read . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $307

Midland/Odessa Area AIDS Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . $637

Midland Rape Crisis Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,276

Mission Center Adult Day Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $660

Palmer Drug Abuse Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $581

Safe Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $967

The Life Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $251

The Salvation Army . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $307

The Springboard Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $660

Unlock Ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $502

YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $307

Community Impact8 ENCOURAGE

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

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

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

Intensive Outpatient Treatment & Counseling . . . . $32,000Medical Detox/Inpatient Residential Treatment . . $85,000The Springboard Center

Promoting Self-Sufficiency Focus AreaCommunity Outcome #1Individuals and families have the opportunity to achieveeconomic stability and financial independence. KIDS CARE/C.F. on Wheels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $34,500CFC Summer Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $15,000Camp Fire USA

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

Senior Companion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500Foster Grandparent Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,500 Community & Senior Services

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

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

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

Community Outcome #2Individuals and families in crisis have access to responsiveand effective emergency and basic need services.

Disaster Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $95,000American Red Cross

Elderly Nutrition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $80,000Community & Senior Services

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

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

Shelter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $99,500Safe Place

Comprehensive/Emergency Shelter . . . . . . . . . . $145,000(CG) Dining Room Project . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,000The Salvation Army

Community Outcome #3Individuals and families have the opportunity to live inadequate and affordable housing in safe neighborhoods.

(CG) Childcare . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,000Family Promise

2011 Youth CampaignOn April 14, 2011 local high school students participated inthe allocation phase of United Way’s Youth Campaign andlearned how donations made to United Way of Midland areinvested in programs that meet community needs. Afterlearning about programs in each of the three Focus Areas,the students decided how to best invest the $14,870 raisedduring the Fall 2010 United Way Youth Campaign. Theyallocated the funds to programs and the totals for eachprogram provider were, as follows:

Alzheimer's Association . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $330

American Red Cross . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $307

Big Brothers Big Sisters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $251

Boy Scouts of America . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $502

Boys & Girls Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $753

Camp Fire USA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $921

Casa de Amigos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $888

CASA of West Texas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $330

Centers for Children & Families . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $990

Communities In Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $251

Community & Senior Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $921

Community Children's Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $330

Girl Scouts of the Desert Soutwest . . . . . . . . . . . . . $502

Midland Children's Rehabilitation Center . . . . . . . . . $581

Midland Fair Havens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $558

Midland Need to Read . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $307

Midland/Odessa Area AIDS Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . $637

Midland Rape Crisis Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,276

Mission Center Adult Day Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $660

Palmer Drug Abuse Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $581

Safe Place . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $967

The Life Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $251

The Salvation Army . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $307

The Springboard Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $660

Unlock Ministries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $502

YMCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $307

11Community GivingCommunity Giving10

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

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

William and Mikell AbneyRandy AdamsMisty AllenDevin AlsupGregory AndersonBrad AndersonNancy R. AnguishCori ArmsteadSandra ArredondoAmanda AtchisonR.F. BaileyClyde W. BaileyPenni BaileyCarol A. BairOlga T. BanksAngela BarelaJohn A. BarkleyMichelle BarntWesley BarntGregory W. Bartha, MDDebbie BayesMichelle BaylessDebbie BazeKelly S. BealRobert R. BeecherlJames J. BehrmannLarry J. BellJim and Cynthia Y. BensonGreg and Rachel BerkhouseRon BetenboughRandy BillingsleyDon L. BishopDan and Pat BlackJack Blake, Jr.Alice M. BledsoeWilliam B. BledsoeCicely BlumenauerTeresa BollingerIsmail BoodhwaniAlmas BoodhwaniRichard E. BoothSharon E. BorenWesley D. BowndsCheryl BoyceAnn A. BradfordRita BradshawStacey BraswellBlake BraunJan BrockettDon C. BromleyBill and Julie BrownLynnette BruceCece and A.J. BruneElizabeth BuchananLaura and Lindsey Buckner

Tricia BuggDouglas C. BunnellKen and Cathy BurgessKathy A. BurkAnonymousLesllie BusbyLarry W. BusterVicki L. ByarsLeon G. Byerley, Jr.Frank Kell CahoonPaul and Teresa CainAnita CamargoNancy W. CampbellDanny and Robbie CampbellSylvester and Mary CantuPatricia A. CantuChristie CarilloRhonda K. CarrTom S. CarrensLarry and Elizabeth CarrollMr. and Mrs. Jack C. CartwrightDrs. Richard and Roberta CaseClay CashMary Lou CassidyMarcia Norton ChabakDouglas H. ChristensenMarcella B. ChristensenReb and Molly ClarkAmber ClarkAndrew and Michelle CobbKent L. CogganPatricia Carol ColemanForrest B. CollierMike and Suzanne ConawayJohn and Lana CooperJ. Craig CorbettLael Cordes-PittsSue CorneliusKim CothrenMargaret CowdenJune CowdenElaine L. CowleyJohn P. CoxCheryl CraigBarbara M. CreagerTerry and Cherie CreechJohn CrossMelody Y. CrowlTerry L. CrowlLarry D. CunninghamConola DailingJimmy DainsRobert and Elizabeth Davenport, Sr.

Paul L. Davis, Jr.

Barbara DazeyKenneth R. DeanSamantha DeLaPenaSrikanth R. Deme, MDRobert L. DentJames DentonMs. Judith H. DevenportMike and Lori DodsonGeorge F. DoehneDinah S. DoggettRichard DonnellyRebecca DooleyGary D. DouglasMr. and Mrs. DouglasTamara DouglasDechelle DuffyRichard and Margret DunhamTimothy M. DunnGary Dupriest FamilyLynn and Rhonda DurhamInez EadenArlen and Betty EdgarShawn EdmistonJay M. EdwardsJennifer EdwardsGary and Debbie ElanderJune ElkinsTracy K. ElmsHarper EstesJim EvansBrenda S. EvansPhillip R. Everett, DDSTabatha M. EverettThomas A. FagoWilliam R. FairJusten FarrMartha FavilaLorri FieldsJanet FillmoreBob and Mitzi FortinJayla FowlerExa R. FranksTerri FreemanRoger and Alice FreidlineKen FryrearAmy FultzJerry GahrPamela GallickRay A. GarciaRafael GarciaJoe P. GarnerEster GarzaDonald GatjanisLyman GiffordCarmen Gilbo

Mr. W.H. Gilmore, Jr.Gilbert GlinsmannEmma GonzalesBill and Susan GranberryJoe H. GuerraChristina HaganDanny E. HaginsScott HaimowitzMr. and Mrs. J. Evetts Haley, Jr.Henry and Jean HalffJames E. HallLinda HallLinda HamblinRachel HannaMaxine HannifinTiffany HansenDexter L. HarmonLinda HarringtonJohn HarringtonChristine L. HartRandy HarveyWilliam A. HeckLoy HelmDavid HenryLillie G. HerediaSara HernandezJeffrey D. HewettScott and Gladys HickmanDora HilarioRobert W. HillgerSylvia HinojosaGregory D. HinterlongAnonymousNolan HirschReesa HollandKedron A. HolmanJohn HoodCurtis W. HornPaul and Shari HorneWilliam G. HorneR. Miller HoughtonEllen M. HouseGeorge M. HoverBill HuckJames E. Huddleston, Jr.Susanna HuffMarta L. HurstBlue and Crecinda HyattJay and Nancy IsaacsLynda Y. JacksonLesley and Steven JeffcoatDavid A. JelfRobert and Lisa JimenezEstela JimenezAnnie L. Johnson

LEADERSHIP GIVERS LEADERSHIP GIVERS (continued)Tom E. JohnsonElizabeth JohnsonColey JohnsonMatt R. JohnsonBrad and Kim JonesRoy L. JonesRobert JudkinsMarilyn JudsonStephen JumperAnonymousMary B. KennedyWill KikerJason KincaidSteven C. KiserAlan A. and Janetta B. KleierAnn KleineDuane K. KnappMark E. KratzerJayne KrawietzKenneth D. KrawietzWilliam and Heidi KruegerRandy and Pam KuiperSally and Dave KvasnickaRobyn LaforgeFred Randall LalkHope LarezPat Paxton LarsonJames R. LawrenceJames R. Leeton, Jr.Lagaytha LewallenEvangeline LindseyCourtney LopezErnest LunaJoe T. LynchMichael L. LyonDelma MadridEd and Joann MagruderBarbara and Mitch MamoulidesLori ManningDonette MarbleCecilia MarezAzeneth MarquezJeanie M. MarshWilliam S. MarshallAlma MartinezDouglas MaySusan MberengaBilly McAnallyAnonymousMelissa McCartyKristin McClureGuy McCraryDarrell McDonaldBrandi McDonald

Betty J. McKimRichard and Jan McMillanLarry and Christy McWilliamsTodd and Tiffany MeadePat MeadowsSherron D. MeeksDorothy Melzer & The Estate OfLarry Melzer

Mark B. MerrittKimberly and Russell MeyersKevin MillerPaul D. MillerPhillip MinchewKimberly B. ModisettNellie MonarrezDelia MontesShan and Lisa MoonAracely MoralesLuAnn MorganMichael T. MorganMeredith MorganJim and Dorothy MoringPaul and Dee MorrisBill MorrisHoward A. MorrisonMichael R. MullinsIrma MunozAngel MunozRhonda M. MurrayDeidra A. NelsonKeith NelsonRachelle NickelJoe D. NiederhoferGillian NiggelerKim T. NordstogVicky L. NunnHarry NutterRobin OdenLisa J. OlginDora M. OlivasEvelyn OrellanaThomas W. OrtloffBarbara O'ShaughnessySharon and Ken OwensRussell D. PantermuehlDouglas S. Park, MDElizabeth ParraRobert and Lindsay PartlowPaul and Megan PauseDebbie PearsonDr. Rex C. and Sandra PeeblesMichelle PendergrassW. F. PennebakerAngie Perales

Sonia PerezAlma PerezJoe T. PhillipsKenneth R. Pittaway, MDKristi PodrazikFred and Truma PoeDelia PolkDick and Betty Ann PrenticeCharles H. Priddy, Sr.Tana PriestElizabeth PrimeauxMichael PrudencioSteve and Debbie PruettMargaret PurvisAngie RamirezJane B. RamslandJackie RandWynetta ReasnoMichael RhoadsJoan and Cecil RhodesEarl R. RichardsonRobin RicheyRebbecca RicheyMichael RiekenRuth Bell RitchieRenee RobertsonRodney M. RobinsonCharlie and Camille RobinsonGavina RodriguezWanda RogersErnesto RomeroDenise J. RossRandy and Judy RouseScott and Amy RyburnReynaldo SanchezBoyd D. SchanemanLois H. ScogginsSarah ScottMark and Roc'C SemmelbeckClifford H. Sherrod, Jr.Vondie SilipoDenae SimsTulsi Dyal Singh, MDMelissa SmartDavid and Becky SmithRex SmithLisa F. and David H. SmithMark C. SolariRobert A. SpearsCharles A. SpenceAl SpinksRosetta StanfordRandy L. StevensRowdy R. Stilwell

L. Shane StokesBill StovallKim and Frank StowersMarian SturgeonDavid A. SutterMichael SwainAndy and Kim SwinneyLeatha TampkeJohn and Pam TarrCarol L. TaylorDana TaylorKathye TaylorJudy TerryRamona and Sid ThomasDavid A. ThomasTrina J. ThomasCharles and Schatzie TigheWilliam L. TinslarTamra and Michael TriggLeonard TroutTerri TrysonGuadalupe TurnerNorma A. ValenciaRamon and Anita VallesKimberly VanPeltAndrea VasquezA. J. and Mary VogelOrin W. WadeEdward C. WallaceAngelica WardJ. D. Ward-WannCarole WaylandMike WellerRussell WheatleyC. Mark and J'Lynn NewmanWheeler Family Foundation

Tiffany WhitfieldCharles WigginsJames and Virginia WilderJack B. Wilkinson, Jr.John D. WilkinsonRichard O. WilliamsWord and Celia WilsonCarl A. WilsonLena WilsonGary L. WinterGlenn E. WintersAnonymousRodney and Julie WoodardKevin and Paula YatesTommy YeagerAnissa R. YoungCharles M. Younger, MDLorina S. Zertuche

11Community GivingCommunity Giving10

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

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

William and Mikell AbneyRandy AdamsMisty AllenDevin AlsupGregory AndersonBrad AndersonNancy R. AnguishCori ArmsteadSandra ArredondoAmanda AtchisonR.F. BaileyClyde W. BaileyPenni BaileyCarol A. BairOlga T. BanksAngela BarelaJohn A. BarkleyMichelle BarntWesley BarntGregory W. Bartha, MDDebbie BayesMichelle BaylessDebbie BazeKelly S. BealRobert R. BeecherlJames J. BehrmannLarry J. BellJim and Cynthia Y. BensonGreg and Rachel BerkhouseRon BetenboughRandy BillingsleyDon L. BishopDan and Pat BlackJack Blake, Jr.Alice M. BledsoeWilliam B. BledsoeCicely BlumenauerTeresa BollingerIsmail BoodhwaniAlmas BoodhwaniRichard E. BoothSharon E. BorenWesley D. BowndsCheryl BoyceAnn A. BradfordRita BradshawStacey BraswellBlake BraunJan BrockettDon C. BromleyBill and Julie BrownLynnette BruceCece and A.J. BruneElizabeth BuchananLaura and Lindsey Buckner

Tricia BuggDouglas C. BunnellKen and Cathy BurgessKathy A. BurkAnonymousLesllie BusbyLarry W. BusterVicki L. ByarsLeon G. Byerley, Jr.Frank Kell CahoonPaul and Teresa CainAnita CamargoNancy W. CampbellDanny and Robbie CampbellSylvester and Mary CantuPatricia A. CantuChristie CarilloRhonda K. CarrTom S. CarrensLarry and Elizabeth CarrollMr. and Mrs. Jack C. CartwrightDrs. Richard and Roberta CaseClay CashMary Lou CassidyMarcia Norton ChabakDouglas H. ChristensenMarcella B. ChristensenReb and Molly ClarkAmber ClarkAndrew and Michelle CobbKent L. CogganPatricia Carol ColemanForrest B. CollierMike and Suzanne ConawayJohn and Lana CooperJ. Craig CorbettLael Cordes-PittsSue CorneliusKim CothrenMargaret CowdenJune CowdenElaine L. CowleyJohn P. CoxCheryl CraigBarbara M. CreagerTerry and Cherie CreechJohn CrossMelody Y. CrowlTerry L. CrowlLarry D. CunninghamConola DailingJimmy DainsRobert and Elizabeth Davenport, Sr.

Paul L. Davis, Jr.

Barbara DazeyKenneth R. DeanSamantha DeLaPenaSrikanth R. Deme, MDRobert L. DentJames DentonMs. Judith H. DevenportMike and Lori DodsonGeorge F. DoehneDinah S. DoggettRichard DonnellyRebecca DooleyGary D. DouglasMr. and Mrs. DouglasTamara DouglasDechelle DuffyRichard and Margret DunhamTimothy M. DunnGary Dupriest FamilyLynn and Rhonda DurhamInez EadenArlen and Betty EdgarShawn EdmistonJay M. EdwardsJennifer EdwardsGary and Debbie ElanderJune ElkinsTracy K. ElmsHarper EstesJim EvansBrenda S. EvansPhillip R. Everett, DDSTabatha M. EverettThomas A. FagoWilliam R. FairJusten FarrMartha FavilaLorri FieldsJanet FillmoreBob and Mitzi FortinJayla FowlerExa R. FranksTerri FreemanRoger and Alice FreidlineKen FryrearAmy FultzJerry GahrPamela GallickRay A. GarciaRafael GarciaJoe P. GarnerEster GarzaDonald GatjanisLyman GiffordCarmen Gilbo

Mr. W.H. Gilmore, Jr.Gilbert GlinsmannEmma GonzalesBill and Susan GranberryJoe H. GuerraChristina HaganDanny E. HaginsScott HaimowitzMr. and Mrs. J. Evetts Haley, Jr.Henry and Jean HalffJames E. HallLinda HallLinda HamblinRachel HannaMaxine HannifinTiffany HansenDexter L. HarmonLinda HarringtonJohn HarringtonChristine L. HartRandy HarveyWilliam A. HeckLoy HelmDavid HenryLillie G. HerediaSara HernandezJeffrey D. HewettScott and Gladys HickmanDora HilarioRobert W. HillgerSylvia HinojosaGregory D. HinterlongAnonymousNolan HirschReesa HollandKedron A. HolmanJohn HoodCurtis W. HornPaul and Shari HorneWilliam G. HorneR. Miller HoughtonEllen M. HouseGeorge M. HoverBill HuckJames E. Huddleston, Jr.Susanna HuffMarta L. HurstBlue and Crecinda HyattJay and Nancy IsaacsLynda Y. JacksonLesley and Steven JeffcoatDavid A. JelfRobert and Lisa JimenezEstela JimenezAnnie L. Johnson

LEADERSHIP GIVERS LEADERSHIP GIVERS (continued)Tom E. JohnsonElizabeth JohnsonColey JohnsonMatt R. JohnsonBrad and Kim JonesRoy L. JonesRobert JudkinsMarilyn JudsonStephen JumperAnonymousMary B. KennedyWill KikerJason KincaidSteven C. KiserAlan A. and Janetta B. KleierAnn KleineDuane K. KnappMark E. KratzerJayne KrawietzKenneth D. KrawietzWilliam and Heidi KruegerRandy and Pam KuiperSally and Dave KvasnickaRobyn LaforgeFred Randall LalkHope LarezPat Paxton LarsonJames R. LawrenceJames R. Leeton, Jr.Lagaytha LewallenEvangeline LindseyCourtney LopezErnest LunaJoe T. LynchMichael L. LyonDelma MadridEd and Joann MagruderBarbara and Mitch MamoulidesLori ManningDonette MarbleCecilia MarezAzeneth MarquezJeanie M. MarshWilliam S. MarshallAlma MartinezDouglas MaySusan MberengaBilly McAnallyAnonymousMelissa McCartyKristin McClureGuy McCraryDarrell McDonaldBrandi McDonald

Betty J. McKimRichard and Jan McMillanLarry and Christy McWilliamsTodd and Tiffany MeadePat MeadowsSherron D. MeeksDorothy Melzer & The Estate OfLarry Melzer

Mark B. MerrittKimberly and Russell MeyersKevin MillerPaul D. MillerPhillip MinchewKimberly B. ModisettNellie MonarrezDelia MontesShan and Lisa MoonAracely MoralesLuAnn MorganMichael T. MorganMeredith MorganJim and Dorothy MoringPaul and Dee MorrisBill MorrisHoward A. MorrisonMichael R. MullinsIrma MunozAngel MunozRhonda M. MurrayDeidra A. NelsonKeith NelsonRachelle NickelJoe D. NiederhoferGillian NiggelerKim T. NordstogVicky L. NunnHarry NutterRobin OdenLisa J. OlginDora M. OlivasEvelyn OrellanaThomas W. OrtloffBarbara O'ShaughnessySharon and Ken OwensRussell D. PantermuehlDouglas S. Park, MDElizabeth ParraRobert and Lindsay PartlowPaul and Megan PauseDebbie PearsonDr. Rex C. and Sandra PeeblesMichelle PendergrassW. F. PennebakerAngie Perales

Sonia PerezAlma PerezJoe T. PhillipsKenneth R. Pittaway, MDKristi PodrazikFred and Truma PoeDelia PolkDick and Betty Ann PrenticeCharles H. Priddy, Sr.Tana PriestElizabeth PrimeauxMichael PrudencioSteve and Debbie PruettMargaret PurvisAngie RamirezJane B. RamslandJackie RandWynetta ReasnoMichael RhoadsJoan and Cecil RhodesEarl R. RichardsonRobin RicheyRebbecca RicheyMichael RiekenRuth Bell RitchieRenee RobertsonRodney M. RobinsonCharlie and Camille RobinsonGavina RodriguezWanda RogersErnesto RomeroDenise J. RossRandy and Judy RouseScott and Amy RyburnReynaldo SanchezBoyd D. SchanemanLois H. ScogginsSarah ScottMark and Roc'C SemmelbeckClifford H. Sherrod, Jr.Vondie SilipoDenae SimsTulsi Dyal Singh, MDMelissa SmartDavid and Becky SmithRex SmithLisa F. and David H. SmithMark C. SolariRobert A. SpearsCharles A. SpenceAl SpinksRosetta StanfordRandy L. StevensRowdy R. Stilwell

L. Shane StokesBill StovallKim and Frank StowersMarian SturgeonDavid A. SutterMichael SwainAndy and Kim SwinneyLeatha TampkeJohn and Pam TarrCarol L. TaylorDana TaylorKathye TaylorJudy TerryRamona and Sid ThomasDavid A. ThomasTrina J. ThomasCharles and Schatzie TigheWilliam L. TinslarTamra and Michael TriggLeonard TroutTerri TrysonGuadalupe TurnerNorma A. ValenciaRamon and Anita VallesKimberly VanPeltAndrea VasquezA. J. and Mary VogelOrin W. WadeEdward C. WallaceAngelica WardJ. D. Ward-WannCarole WaylandMike WellerRussell WheatleyC. Mark and J'Lynn NewmanWheeler Family Foundation

Tiffany WhitfieldCharles WigginsJames and Virginia WilderJack B. Wilkinson, Jr.John D. WilkinsonRichard O. WilliamsWord and Celia WilsonCarl A. WilsonLena WilsonGary L. WinterGlenn E. WintersAnonymousRodney and Julie WoodardKevin and Paula YatesTommy YeagerAnissa R. YoungCharles M. Younger, MDLorina S. Zertuche

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Abell-Hanger Foundation*

Helen Greathouse Charitable Trust

John and Maurine Cox Foundation*

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

Scharbauer Foundation

Wayne and Jo Ann Moore

Charitable Foundation

Sandra and Jim Alsup

S. Javaid Anwar

Shelley and David H. Arrington

Donald W. Bennett

Cindy and Mike Black

Rita and Dale Brown

Frances and Jack E. Brown*

Anonymous

Mark and Kathy Bruehl

Donna and Jim Byerlotzer

Tracy P. and Mary Jane Clark

Ted Collins, Jr.

Don and Beth Crawford

Decker L. Dawson

Mary Anne and Bill Dingus

Steve and Debbie Gray

Ryan and Tiffani Hamilton

Paula and Jim Henry

Jack D. Hightower

Michael Hochman

Anonymous

Patricia and Leon Jeffcoat

Laquita and Dennis Johnson

Bob and Donna Landreth

Bob and Pam Leibrock

Anonymous

Anonymous

Connie and Scott McGraw

Terri and Tim McGraw

Jon and Kim Morgan

Luke and Lori Morrow

Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Morrow

Mark H. Nicholas

Joe and Jan O’Neill

Pevehouse Family Foundation*

Mr. and Mrs. A. William Rutter, Jr.

Clarence Scharbauer, Jr.

Kerry and Clarence Scharbauer

Douglas Scharbauer

Anonymous

Randy Stevens

L.D. “Buddy” Sipes, Jr.

Lissa Wagner*

Clayton and Modesta Williams*

Claire and Jim Woodcock

David and Amy Wilson

*Charter Members

2011 ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY OF MIDLAND MEMBERS

The Alexis de Tocqueville Society®

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

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

Membership in the ADT Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000.00 annually to UnitedWay. The ADT Society of Midland was founded in 1988 with 15 charter members. In 2011, the ADT Society ofMidland had 52 members.

77 Oil Properties, Inc.Abacus Computers, Inc.Abbott LaboratoriesAggie Tech ServicesAmerican State BankAndeler CorporationApache CorporationArrowhead Operating, Inc.AT&T Call CenterAtmos EnergyBaseline Capital, Ltd.Beach Exploration, Inc.Beal & Wilkes, PC.Betenbough HomesBill's General ContractingBrazil Pest ControlBrooks Financial GroupBuilders & Homeowners

Supply, Inc.C. F. Qualia Operating, Inc.Cal-Mon Oil CompanyCampbell Construction CompanyCarter's Furniture, Inc.Centers for Children & FamiliesCharts, Ltd.Chesapeake Operating Co.ChevronChristensen Petroleum Inc.Cimarex EnergyClayton Williams Energy, Inc.Commercial Electronic SupplyCommunity National BankCompass Hospice, LLCConcho Resources, Inc.ConocoPhillipsCorey Sly Electrical Service IncCorley Paper & Box CompanyCowboys Resources Corp.CUDD Energy ServicesCulligan Water Conditioning Co.

of West Texas

Dakota ResourcesDawson Geophysical CompanyDeer Horn AviationDesert Production, Inc.Dillard's Department StoreDozier Custom Homes, LLCEagle Rock Drilling, Inc.Earle M. Craig, Jr. CorporationEnCana Oil & Gas Inc.Energen ResourcesEnterprise Rent-A-CarEOG Resources, Inc.Escondido ResourcesExxonMobil Oil CorporationFeagan Gathering CompanyFederal ExpressFirestone Tire & Service CentersFirstCapital Bank of TexasFrac Tank RentalsGary L. Thurman, CPAGE Foundation & CompaniesGriffin & Griffin Ltd.H.E.B.Henry Resources, LLCHerd Partners, Ltd.Hindu Association of West TexasHinkle, Hensley, Shanor &

Martin, LLPHorizon Mud CompanyICON PetroleumIndustrial Oils, Inc.Inwest Retirement SolutionsJ. C. PenneyJ. W. Mulloy Associates, Inc.Kennedy Minerals LTDKinder Morgan CO2

Company, LPKirk & Company, LLPKohl's Department StoreLinn Energy, LLCLynne Development

Map ResourcesMaster Tubulars, Inc.McClatchy Brothers TruckingMEC Petroleum Corp.Midland Reporter-TelegramMidland Rockhounds

Baseball ClubMilagros de Gloria, Inc.Mims & Smith InsuranceMineral TechnologiesMorris, Holmquest,

Tidwell & Co.Nadel & Gussman Permian, LLC

in honor of Herb GussmanNationwide InsuranceNissan of MidlandOncor Electric DeliveryOnda-Lay Pipe & Rental, Inc.Onyx Contractors, LPOrtloff Technology Group, LLCOXY Permian, Ltd.Parkhill, Smith & CooperPecos Operating CompanyPermian Basin Landmen’s

AssociationPeyton's BikesPioneer Natural Resources Co.Pitts Energy Co.Printer SolutionsPumpjacks, Etc.R.K. Petroleum CorporationRaintree RoofingRDR EnergyReal Estate OneReliance Energy, Inc.Rendova Oil Co., Inc.Sam Hollis StudioSam's ClubSchumann Engineering Co. Inc.Seaboard Oil CompanySecurity Bank

Shannon Animal HospitalSociety of Petroleum EngineersSooner Pipe Supply LPSproles Woodard, LLPStanolind Oil & Gas LPStanton Exploration

Services, Inc.State Farm InsuranceStubbeman, McRae, Sealy,

Laughlin & BrowderSubsurface LibrarySummit Petroleum LLCTargetThe Insurance Man & AssociatesThe Prairie FoundationThe Springboard CenterTommy White Supply

Company, Inc.Toyota of MidlandT-Rey PropertiesUnited Parcel ServiceValero Energy CorporationWagner & Brown, Ltd.Wal-Mart Super CenterWeaver, L.L.P.Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.West Texas Abstract & Title

Company, LLCWest Texas InsuranceWest Texas National BankWest Texas Oil ReportsWestern National BankWhiting Petroleum CorporationWilliams Companies, Inc.Willow Creek Resources, Inc.XTO Energy Inc.Zachry Oil & Gas PropertiesZahir N. Noormohamed, CPA

CORPORATE GIVINGThank you to the following companies whose corporate contributions have totaled over $1.2 Million. Corporate leaders in Mid-land play an integral role in our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to the lives of thou-sands of Midlanders each year.

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Abell-Hanger Foundation*

Helen Greathouse Charitable Trust

John and Maurine Cox Foundation*

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

Scharbauer Foundation

Wayne and Jo Ann Moore

Charitable Foundation

Sandra and Jim Alsup

S. Javaid Anwar

Shelley and David H. Arrington

Donald W. Bennett

Cindy and Mike Black

Rita and Dale Brown

Frances and Jack E. Brown*

Anonymous

Mark and Kathy Bruehl

Donna and Jim Byerlotzer

Tracy P. and Mary Jane Clark

Ted Collins, Jr.

Don and Beth Crawford

Decker L. Dawson

Mary Anne and Bill Dingus

Steve and Debbie Gray

Ryan and Tiffani Hamilton

Paula and Jim Henry

Jack D. Hightower

Michael Hochman

Anonymous

Patricia and Leon Jeffcoat

Laquita and Dennis Johnson

Bob and Donna Landreth

Bob and Pam Leibrock

Anonymous

Anonymous

Connie and Scott McGraw

Terri and Tim McGraw

Jon and Kim Morgan

Luke and Lori Morrow

Mr. and Mrs. Paul D. Morrow

Mark H. Nicholas

Joe and Jan O’Neill

Pevehouse Family Foundation*

Mr. and Mrs. A. William Rutter, Jr.

Clarence Scharbauer, Jr.

Kerry and Clarence Scharbauer

Douglas Scharbauer

Anonymous

Randy Stevens

L.D. “Buddy” Sipes, Jr.

Lissa Wagner*

Clayton and Modesta Williams*

Claire and Jim Woodcock

David and Amy Wilson

*Charter Members

2011 ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY OF MIDLAND MEMBERS

The Alexis de Tocqueville Society®

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

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

Membership in the ADT Society is granted to individuals who contribute at least $10,000.00 annually to UnitedWay. The ADT Society of Midland was founded in 1988 with 15 charter members. In 2011, the ADT Society ofMidland had 52 members.

77 Oil Properties, Inc.Abacus Computers, Inc.Abbott LaboratoriesAggie Tech ServicesAmerican State BankAndeler CorporationApache CorporationArrowhead Operating, Inc.AT&T Call CenterAtmos EnergyBaseline Capital, Ltd.Beach Exploration, Inc.Beal & Wilkes, PC.Betenbough HomesBill's General ContractingBrazil Pest ControlBrooks Financial GroupBuilders & Homeowners

Supply, Inc.C. F. Qualia Operating, Inc.Cal-Mon Oil CompanyCampbell Construction CompanyCarter's Furniture, Inc.Centers for Children & FamiliesCharts, Ltd.Chesapeake Operating Co.ChevronChristensen Petroleum Inc.Cimarex EnergyClayton Williams Energy, Inc.Commercial Electronic SupplyCommunity National BankCompass Hospice, LLCConcho Resources, Inc.ConocoPhillipsCorey Sly Electrical Service IncCorley Paper & Box CompanyCowboys Resources Corp.CUDD Energy ServicesCulligan Water Conditioning Co.

of West Texas

Dakota ResourcesDawson Geophysical CompanyDeer Horn AviationDesert Production, Inc.Dillard's Department StoreDozier Custom Homes, LLCEagle Rock Drilling, Inc.Earle M. Craig, Jr. CorporationEnCana Oil & Gas Inc.Energen ResourcesEnterprise Rent-A-CarEOG Resources, Inc.Escondido ResourcesExxonMobil Oil CorporationFeagan Gathering CompanyFederal ExpressFirestone Tire & Service CentersFirstCapital Bank of TexasFrac Tank RentalsGary L. Thurman, CPAGE Foundation & CompaniesGriffin & Griffin Ltd.H.E.B.Henry Resources, LLCHerd Partners, Ltd.Hindu Association of West TexasHinkle, Hensley, Shanor &

Martin, LLPHorizon Mud CompanyICON PetroleumIndustrial Oils, Inc.Inwest Retirement SolutionsJ. C. PenneyJ. W. Mulloy Associates, Inc.Kennedy Minerals LTDKinder Morgan CO2

Company, LPKirk & Company, LLPKohl's Department StoreLinn Energy, LLCLynne Development

Map ResourcesMaster Tubulars, Inc.McClatchy Brothers TruckingMEC Petroleum Corp.Midland Reporter-TelegramMidland Rockhounds

Baseball ClubMilagros de Gloria, Inc.Mims & Smith InsuranceMineral TechnologiesMorris, Holmquest,

Tidwell & Co.Nadel & Gussman Permian, LLC

in honor of Herb GussmanNationwide InsuranceNissan of MidlandOncor Electric DeliveryOnda-Lay Pipe & Rental, Inc.Onyx Contractors, LPOrtloff Technology Group, LLCOXY Permian, Ltd.Parkhill, Smith & CooperPecos Operating CompanyPermian Basin Landmen’s

AssociationPeyton's BikesPioneer Natural Resources Co.Pitts Energy Co.Printer SolutionsPumpjacks, Etc.R.K. Petroleum CorporationRaintree RoofingRDR EnergyReal Estate OneReliance Energy, Inc.Rendova Oil Co., Inc.Sam Hollis StudioSam's ClubSchumann Engineering Co. Inc.Seaboard Oil CompanySecurity Bank

Shannon Animal HospitalSociety of Petroleum EngineersSooner Pipe Supply LPSproles Woodard, LLPStanolind Oil & Gas LPStanton Exploration

Services, Inc.State Farm InsuranceStubbeman, McRae, Sealy,

Laughlin & BrowderSubsurface LibrarySummit Petroleum LLCTargetThe Insurance Man & AssociatesThe Prairie FoundationThe Springboard CenterTommy White Supply

Company, Inc.Toyota of MidlandT-Rey PropertiesUnited Parcel ServiceValero Energy CorporationWagner & Brown, Ltd.Wal-Mart Super CenterWeaver, L.L.P.Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.West Texas Abstract & Title

Company, LLCWest Texas InsuranceWest Texas National BankWest Texas Oil ReportsWestern National BankWhiting Petroleum CorporationWilliams Companies, Inc.Willow Creek Resources, Inc.XTO Energy Inc.Zachry Oil & Gas PropertiesZahir N. Noormohamed, CPA

CORPORATE GIVINGThank you to the following companies whose corporate contributions have totaled over $1.2 Million. Corporate leaders in Mid-land play an integral role in our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to the lives of thou-sands of Midlanders each year.

Annual Campaign Giving 15

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

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

XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United WayThe 10th Annual XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way took place in August 2011.Thanks to the event committee, volunteers, sponsors and over 500 participants, we had a record breaking yearraising over $190,025!

Chevron XYZ Network United Way of Midland ShootoutChevron, XYZ Network, Century Graphics, Baker Hughes, Blakely Construction and John Crane ProductionSolutions sponsored a United Way of Midland Golf Tournament in October 2011. Thank you to all of thesponsors, committee members, volunteers and participants that made this event possible.

Thank you to Karmen Bryant, Resource Development Chair, the Resource Development Committee, LoanedExecutives, Solicitors, Employee Campaign Coordinators (listed on page 21), and to everyone who made thedecision to LIVE UNITED in 2011. Together, united, we can inspire hope and create opportunities for a bettertomorrow.

REACH

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

Annual Campaign Giving 15

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

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

XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United WayThe 10th Annual XTO Energy and Concho Resources Bustin’ Clay for United Way took place in August 2011.Thanks to the event committee, volunteers, sponsors and over 500 participants, we had a record breaking yearraising over $190,025!

Chevron XYZ Network United Way of Midland ShootoutChevron, XYZ Network, Century Graphics, Baker Hughes, Blakely Construction and John Crane ProductionSolutions sponsored a United Way of Midland Golf Tournament in October 2011. Thank you to all of thesponsors, committee members, volunteers and participants that made this event possible.

Thank you to Karmen Bryant, Resource Development Chair, the Resource Development Committee, LoanedExecutives, Solicitors, Employee Campaign Coordinators (listed on page 21), and to everyone who made thedecision to LIVE UNITED in 2011. Together, united, we can inspire hope and create opportunities for a bettertomorrow.

REACH

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

16 Community Giving BELIEVE

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

PLATINUM CIRCLE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $200 or more per employee)American State BankBetenbough HomesBlue Cross-Blue ShieldBuckner & Tilley PCBullock Scott, PCCenters for Children & FamiliesCommunity Children's ClinicConocoPhillipsDavid H. Arrington Oil & GasDon Crawford & AssociatesEnergen ResourcesEnterprise Rent-A-CarHenry Resources, LLCInwest Retirement SolutionsJohnson, Miller & CompanyLegacy Reserves Corp.Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.Midland Fair Havens, Inc.Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc.O'Neill Properties, Ltd.Ortloff Technology Group, LLCPermian Basin Area FoundationRendova Oil Co., Inc.Roxwell Performance DrillingSamson ResourcesSummit Petroleum LLCUnited Way of Midland, Inc.

CENTURY CIRCLE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $100-199 per employee)AT&TAtmos EnergyBank of AmericaCasa de AmigosCenturion PipelineChevronCimarex EnergyEOG Resources, Inc.Escondido ResourcesFasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.FirstCapital Bank of TexasFlorida Power & LightGreat Western Drilling Co.Halliburton Energy ServicesHancock GroupMewbourne Oil CompanyMidland Need To ReadOncor Electric DeliveryParkhill, Smith & CooperSandRidge TertiarySooner Pipe Supply LPThe Insurance Man & Associates

GOLD AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $75-99 per employee)Big Brothers Big Sisters MidlandBoy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail CouncilCommemorative Air ForceH.E.B.Midland Chamber of CommerceMidland Memorial HospitalSafe Place of the Permian BasinWagner & Brown, Ltd.Weaver, L.L.P.Western National Bank

SILVER AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $50-74 per employee)Alzheimer's Association STAR ChapterChesapeake Operating Co.Coldwell Banker CovenantCommunities In Schools of the Permian BasinCommunity National BankDarrell McDonald RealtorsKinder Morgan CO2 Company, LPLinn Energy, LLCMidland CollegeMidland Reporter-TelegramMidland Teen CourtPalmer Drug Abuse ProgramPermian Basin Community CentersPioneer Natural Resources Co.Sproles Woodard, LLPThe Salvation Army of MidlandWhiting Petroleum Corporation

BRONZE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $25-49 per employee)Abbott LaboratoriesAmerican Red CrossCommunity & Senior ServicesConcho Resources, Inc.Federal ExpressGirl Scouts of the Desert SouthwestLegacy Real EstateMISD - AdministrationMISD - Carver Elementary SchoolMISD - Crockett Elementary SchoolMISD - DeZavala Elementary SchoolMISD - Early College High SchoolMISD - Emerson Elementary SchoolMISD - Lamar Elementary SchoolMISD - Pease Magnet SchoolMISD - Rusk Elementary SchoolMISD - South Elementary SchoolMorris, Holmquest, Tidwell & Co.Reliance Energy, Inc.Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & BrowderThe Springboard CenterWells Fargo Bank, N.A.XTO Energy, Inc.YMCA of Midland

“THANKS TO YOU” AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $1-24 per employee)Albertson'sApache CorporationBaker HughesBasic Energy ServicesBOPCO, LPBoys & Girls Club of MidlandCamp Fire USA West Texas ChapterCommercial State BankDawson Geophysical CompanyDillard's Department StoreExcel High SchoolFirst Baptist ChurchHealth South Rehabilitation HospitalMims & Smith InsuranceMISD - Abell Junior High SchoolMISD - Anson Jones Elementary SchoolMISD - AthleticsMISD - Bonham Elementary SchoolMISD - Bowie Elementary SchoolMISD - Burnet Elementary SchoolMISD - Bush Elementary SchoolMISD - Coleman High SchoolMISD - Fannin Elementary SchoolMISD - Goddard Junior High SchoolMISD - Greathouse Elementary SchoolMISD - Henderson Elementary SchoolMISD - Houston Elementary SchoolMISD - Lee Freshman High SchoolMISD - Lee High SchoolMISD - Long Elementary StudentsMISD - Midland Academy Charter SchoolMISD - Midland Freshman High SchoolMISD - Midland High SchoolMISD - Milam Elementary SchoolMISD - Parker Elementary SchoolMISD - Plant ServicesMISD - San Jacinto Junior High SchoolMISD - Santa Rita Elementary SchoolMISD - Scharbauer Elementary SchoolMISD - TransportationMISD - Travis Elementary SchoolMISD - Washington Magnet SchoolMISD - West Early Childhood CenterMission Center Adult Day ServiceSam's ClubSecurity BankTargetUBS Financial Services, Inc.Walgreen's StoresWal-Mart Super CenterWells Fargo Bank, N.A.

While every effort is made to accurately recognize everycompany and Leadership Giver that participates in theUnited Way campaign, recognition in this report isbased on information that we receive from companies,employers and individuals at the time of printing. Ifyou’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank youfor your understanding.

EMPLOYEE GIVING AWARDS

16 Community Giving BELIEVE

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

PLATINUM CIRCLE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $200 or more per employee)American State BankBetenbough HomesBlue Cross-Blue ShieldBuckner & Tilley PCBullock Scott, PCCenters for Children & FamiliesCommunity Children's ClinicConocoPhillipsDavid H. Arrington Oil & GasDon Crawford & AssociatesEnergen ResourcesEnterprise Rent-A-CarHenry Resources, LLCInwest Retirement SolutionsJohnson, Miller & CompanyLegacy Reserves Corp.Lynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.Midland Fair Havens, Inc.Nicholas Consulting Group, Inc.O'Neill Properties, Ltd.Ortloff Technology Group, LLCPermian Basin Area FoundationRendova Oil Co., Inc.Roxwell Performance DrillingSamson ResourcesSummit Petroleum LLCUnited Way of Midland, Inc.

CENTURY CIRCLE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $100-199 per employee)AT&TAtmos EnergyBank of AmericaCasa de AmigosCenturion PipelineChevronCimarex EnergyEOG Resources, Inc.Escondido ResourcesFasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.FirstCapital Bank of TexasFlorida Power & LightGreat Western Drilling Co.Halliburton Energy ServicesHancock GroupMewbourne Oil CompanyMidland Need To ReadOncor Electric DeliveryParkhill, Smith & CooperSandRidge TertiarySooner Pipe Supply LPThe Insurance Man & Associates

GOLD AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $75-99 per employee)Big Brothers Big Sisters MidlandBoy Scouts of America, Buffalo Trail CouncilCommemorative Air ForceH.E.B.Midland Chamber of CommerceMidland Memorial HospitalSafe Place of the Permian BasinWagner & Brown, Ltd.Weaver, L.L.P.Western National Bank

SILVER AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $50-74 per employee)Alzheimer's Association STAR ChapterChesapeake Operating Co.Coldwell Banker CovenantCommunities In Schools of the Permian BasinCommunity National BankDarrell McDonald RealtorsKinder Morgan CO2 Company, LPLinn Energy, LLCMidland CollegeMidland Reporter-TelegramMidland Teen CourtPalmer Drug Abuse ProgramPermian Basin Community CentersPioneer Natural Resources Co.Sproles Woodard, LLPThe Salvation Army of MidlandWhiting Petroleum Corporation

BRONZE AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $25-49 per employee)Abbott LaboratoriesAmerican Red CrossCommunity & Senior ServicesConcho Resources, Inc.Federal ExpressGirl Scouts of the Desert SouthwestLegacy Real EstateMISD - AdministrationMISD - Carver Elementary SchoolMISD - Crockett Elementary SchoolMISD - DeZavala Elementary SchoolMISD - Early College High SchoolMISD - Emerson Elementary SchoolMISD - Lamar Elementary SchoolMISD - Pease Magnet SchoolMISD - Rusk Elementary SchoolMISD - South Elementary SchoolMorris, Holmquest, Tidwell & Co.Reliance Energy, Inc.Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & BrowderThe Springboard CenterWells Fargo Bank, N.A.XTO Energy, Inc.YMCA of Midland

“THANKS TO YOU” AWARD(The employees of the following companies gave a percapita gift of $1-24 per employee)Albertson'sApache CorporationBaker HughesBasic Energy ServicesBOPCO, LPBoys & Girls Club of MidlandCamp Fire USA West Texas ChapterCommercial State BankDawson Geophysical CompanyDillard's Department StoreExcel High SchoolFirst Baptist ChurchHealth South Rehabilitation HospitalMims & Smith InsuranceMISD - Abell Junior High SchoolMISD - Anson Jones Elementary SchoolMISD - AthleticsMISD - Bonham Elementary SchoolMISD - Bowie Elementary SchoolMISD - Burnet Elementary SchoolMISD - Bush Elementary SchoolMISD - Coleman High SchoolMISD - Fannin Elementary SchoolMISD - Goddard Junior High SchoolMISD - Greathouse Elementary SchoolMISD - Henderson Elementary SchoolMISD - Houston Elementary SchoolMISD - Lee Freshman High SchoolMISD - Lee High SchoolMISD - Long Elementary StudentsMISD - Midland Academy Charter SchoolMISD - Midland Freshman High SchoolMISD - Midland High SchoolMISD - Milam Elementary SchoolMISD - Parker Elementary SchoolMISD - Plant ServicesMISD - San Jacinto Junior High SchoolMISD - Santa Rita Elementary SchoolMISD - Scharbauer Elementary SchoolMISD - TransportationMISD - Travis Elementary SchoolMISD - Washington Magnet SchoolMISD - West Early Childhood CenterMission Center Adult Day ServiceSam's ClubSecurity BankTargetUBS Financial Services, Inc.Walgreen's StoresWal-Mart Super CenterWells Fargo Bank, N.A.

While every effort is made to accurately recognize everycompany and Leadership Giver that participates in theUnited Way campaign, recognition in this report isbased on information that we receive from companies,employers and individuals at the time of printing. Ifyou’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank youfor your understanding.

EMPLOYEE GIVING AWARDS

19 18 Financial StatementFinancial Statement

ASSETS LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSCurrent Fund - Unrestricted

Property and equipment:Land. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 61,380 Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280,310 Furniture, fixtures andequipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184,050

Total property & equipment. . . . . . . . . . . 525,740 Less accumulated depreciation . . . . . . . . (293,448)Net property & equipment . . . . . . . . . . . 232,292 Total Assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 232,292

Current liabilities:Due to (from) other funds . . . . . . . . . . . . $ (10,751)Total current liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (10,751)

Net assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243,043

Total Liabilities andNet Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 232,292

Current Assets:Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0

Total current assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0

Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0

Current liabilities:Due to (from) other funds. . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0Total current liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Net assets:Endowment fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Income fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Total Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Total Liabilities andNet Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0

Priority Grant Fund - Unrestricted

Land, Building & Equipment Fund - Unrestricted

Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 542,480 Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 542,480 United Way Permanent Fund - Unrestricted

Total Unrestricted Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,908,362 Total Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,105,831 Total Unrestricted Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . 2,802,531

Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,908,362 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $6,908,362

Total Assets, Liabilities & Net Assets - All Unrestricted Funds

Current assets:Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 309,679 Certificates of deposit and othercash investments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,306,466 Marketable securities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,565,609 Pledges receivable, less allowancefor uncollectible accounts of $228,057 . . 936,449

Acccrued interest & other current assets . . . 15,387 Total current assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,133,590 Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,133,590

Current liabilities:Accounts payable and other . . . . . . . . . . . $ 114,436 Due to (from) other funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,751 Due to program providers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,605,151Due to state & national affiliates . . . . . . . . 40,741 Grants payable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345,503 Total current liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,116,582

Net assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,017,008Total Liabilities andNet Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,133,590

December 31, 2011

Statement of F inancial Posi t ion

Future Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,952,582 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets . . . . . . . $1,952,582 Temporarily Restricted Future Interest

Certificates of deposit andother cash investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 500,000 Permanently Restricted Net Assets . . . . . . $ 500,000

Permanently Restricted

Statement of Act iv i t iesFor the Year Ended December 31, 2011

UnrestrictedLand, Building United Way

Current & Equipment Priority Permanent Total Temporarily PermanentlyFund Fund Grant Fund Fund Unrestricted Restricted Restricted

Change in net assets:Support and revenues:Total funds raised $ 3,547,470 $ – $ – $ – $ 3,547,470 $ – $ –Less specific designations (9,331) – – – (9,331) – –

Campaign contributions 3,538,139 – – – 3,538,139 – –Sponsorship and other contributions 8,782 – – 100 8,882 – –Change in Value of future interest – – – – – – –Investment earnings (loss) 135,118 – 106 (19,407) 115,817 – –

Total Support & Revenues 3,682,039 – 106 (19,307) 3,662,838 – –

Expenses:Program service 3,057,394 2,342 – – 3,059,736 – –General and administrative 205,983 5,638 – 9,768 221,389 – –National and stateaffiliate dues 45,366 – – – 45,366 – –Fundraising 276,881 6,568 – – 283,449 – –

Total Expenses 3,585,624 14,548 – 9,768 3,609,940 – –

Change in net assets 96,415 (14,548) 106 (29,075) 52,898 – –Net assets - beginning of year 1,802,447 257,591 80,540 571,555 2,712,133 1,952,582 500,000 Net asset transfers 80,646 – (80,646) – – –Restoration of prior allocations not paid 37,500 – – – 37,500 –Net Assets - End of Year $ 2,017,008 $ 243,043 $ – $ 542,480 $ 2,802,531 $ 1,952,582 $ 500,000

Cynthia Y. Benson++United Way of Midland, Inc.

Shelly Chapple**Stanolind Operating Corp

David HenryHenry Resources

Ellen M. HouseMidland Independent School District

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

Jayne KrawietzConcho Resources, Inc.

Siri LangstonCommunity Member

Shan MoonThe Don Evans Group

Zahir N. NoormohamedZahir N. Noormohamed, CPA

David A. O'Neil**Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Martin F. RuehlFirstCapital Bank of Texas

Chris RobinMazda of Midland

Frank K. StowersTexas Capital Bank

Kathye Taylor++United Way of Midland

Ramona A. ThomasPermian Basin Community Centers

2011 Finance Committee Members

LEGEND++UWM Staff**Resigned

19 18 Financial StatementFinancial Statement

ASSETS LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSCurrent Fund - Unrestricted

Property and equipment:Land. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 61,380 Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 280,310 Furniture, fixtures andequipment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 184,050

Total property & equipment. . . . . . . . . . . 525,740 Less accumulated depreciation . . . . . . . . (293,448)Net property & equipment . . . . . . . . . . . 232,292 Total Assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 232,292

Current liabilities:Due to (from) other funds . . . . . . . . . . . . $ (10,751)Total current liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . (10,751)

Net assets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243,043

Total Liabilities andNet Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 232,292

Current Assets:Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0

Total current assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0

Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0

Current liabilities:Due to (from) other funds. . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0Total current liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Net assets:Endowment fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Income fund . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Total Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0Total Liabilities andNet Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 0

Priority Grant Fund - Unrestricted

Land, Building & Equipment Fund - Unrestricted

Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 542,480 Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 542,480 United Way Permanent Fund - Unrestricted

Total Unrestricted Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,908,362 Total Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,105,831 Total Unrestricted Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . 2,802,531

Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 6,908,362 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $6,908,362

Total Assets, Liabilities & Net Assets - All Unrestricted Funds

Current assets:Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 309,679 Certificates of deposit and othercash investments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,306,466 Marketable securities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,565,609 Pledges receivable, less allowancefor uncollectible accounts of $228,057 . . 936,449

Acccrued interest & other current assets . . . 15,387 Total current assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,133,590 Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,133,590

Current liabilities:Accounts payable and other . . . . . . . . . . . $ 114,436 Due to (from) other funds. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,751 Due to program providers . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,605,151Due to state & national affiliates . . . . . . . . 40,741 Grants payable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345,503 Total current liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4,116,582

Net assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2,017,008Total Liabilities andNet Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,133,590

December 31, 2011

Statement of F inancial Posi t ion

Future Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,952,582 Temporarily Restricted Net Assets . . . . . . . $1,952,582 Temporarily Restricted Future Interest

Certificates of deposit andother cash investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 500,000 Permanently Restricted Net Assets . . . . . . $ 500,000

Permanently Restricted

Statement of Act iv i t iesFor the Year Ended December 31, 2011

UnrestrictedLand, Building United Way

Current & Equipment Priority Permanent Total Temporarily PermanentlyFund Fund Grant Fund Fund Unrestricted Restricted Restricted

Change in net assets:Support and revenues:Total funds raised $ 3,547,470 $ – $ – $ – $ 3,547,470 $ – $ –Less specific designations (9,331) – – – (9,331) – –

Campaign contributions 3,538,139 – – – 3,538,139 – –Sponsorship and other contributions 8,782 – – 100 8,882 – –Change in Value of future interest – – – – – – –Investment earnings (loss) 135,118 – 106 (19,407) 115,817 – –

Total Support & Revenues 3,682,039 – 106 (19,307) 3,662,838 – –

Expenses:Program service 3,057,394 2,342 – – 3,059,736 – –General and administrative 205,983 5,638 – 9,768 221,389 – –National and stateaffiliate dues 45,366 – – – 45,366 – –Fundraising 276,881 6,568 – – 283,449 – –

Total Expenses 3,585,624 14,548 – 9,768 3,609,940 – –

Change in net assets 96,415 (14,548) 106 (29,075) 52,898 – –Net assets - beginning of year 1,802,447 257,591 80,540 571,555 2,712,133 1,952,582 500,000 Net asset transfers 80,646 – (80,646) – – –Restoration of prior allocations not paid 37,500 – – – 37,500 –Net Assets - End of Year $ 2,017,008 $ 243,043 $ – $ 542,480 $ 2,802,531 $ 1,952,582 $ 500,000

Cynthia Y. Benson++United Way of Midland, Inc.

Shelly Chapple**Stanolind Operating Corp

David HenryHenry Resources

Ellen M. HouseMidland Independent School District

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

Jayne KrawietzConcho Resources, Inc.

Siri LangstonCommunity Member

Shan MoonThe Don Evans Group

Zahir N. NoormohamedZahir N. Noormohamed, CPA

David A. O'Neil**Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Martin F. RuehlFirstCapital Bank of Texas

Chris RobinMazda of Midland

Frank K. StowersTexas Capital Bank

Kathye Taylor++United Way of Midland

Ramona A. ThomasPermian Basin Community Centers

2011 Finance Committee Members

LEGEND++UWM Staff**Resigned

21 20 Volunteers and Sponsors

2011 StrategicPlanning CommitteeCynthia Y. Benson++Alice Freidline++Jayne KrawietzSteven T. JeffcoatShan MoonDavid A. O’Neil**Ramona A. ThomasDeana M. Savage

2011 Strategic PlanningTask Forces

Resource Development Task ForceDavid A. O’Neil - Team Leader**Cynthia Y. Benson++Ryan HamiltonJayne KrawietzBob LandrethMitch MamoulidesShan MoonMark NicholasDenise Perkins++**Whitney Roland++Martin F. RuehlMark Wheeler

Community Investment Task ForceDeana M. Savage - Team LeaderRamona A. Thomas Team LeaderCynthia Y. Benson++Brandon M. BlackAlice Freidline++Christy JamesAlison King++Jayne KrawietzShan MoonDavid H. Smith

Public Policy/Advocacy Task ForceEllen M. House - Team LeaderCynthia Y. Benson++Steven T. JeffcoatAlison King++Jayne KrawietzDenise Perkins++**Ed Wuthrich

Needs Assessment Task ForceSylvester Cantu - Team LeaderMark Palmer - Team LeaderRebecca BellCynthia Y. Benson++Shelly Chapple**Alice Freidline++Jayne KrawietzBruce LoweBill MaurerShan MoonBob MurphyMegan Pausé

2011 Community ImpactCommitteeCynthia Y. Benson++Brandon M. BlackShelly Chapple**Alice Freidline++Ellen M. HouseAlison King++Jane KrawietzJody LouderTodd MeadeMartin F. RuehlDan RobisonDeana M. Savage Andy ShafferAmanda SirutaRamona A. Thomas

2011 CommunityInvestment VolunteersPromoting HealthEvan BurrerBlake CauthenNancy DavisMegan DorfnerDiana Duran++Kelton EdwardsDebbie GrayShannon LawrenceBrent LunsfordWhitney Roland++Doug SchmidtTrisha SchumannBetty ShafferAmanda Siruta

Promoting EducationJeremy BishopEric CalderonKelly FordMaridell FryarAustin FryeJacob HooperRodger HortonKim KincaidTodd MeadeMeredith MorganDenise Perkins++Justin RolandAndy ShafferRicky WrightBarbara Yarbrough

Promoting Self-SufficiencyStephen ForbesDonna ForestPatrick GodwinCari GuerreroMelanie HortonJody Louder

Eva LunaKristine MartinezLisa MoonDick PrenticeMartin F. RuehlJana SaldivarJohn SowellAngie Wilson

2011 ResourceDevelopment CommitteeJames AlsupLynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Cynthia Y. Benson++United Way of Midland

Karmen BryantCommunity Volunteer

Ryan HamiltonSummit Petroleum LLC

Bob LandrethRobert E. Landreth

Mitchell MamoulidesChevron

Todd MeadeChevron

Bob MurphyH.E.B.

Joe T. PhillipsSooner Pipe & Supply LP

C. Mark WheelerCMW Investments, Inc.

Whitney Roland ++United Way of Midland

2011 ADT CommitteeJames AlsupLynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Cynthia Y. Benson++United Way of Midland

Steven T. JeffcoatJohnson, Miller & Company

Dennis JohnsonSummit Petroleum

Bob LandrethRobert E. Landreth

Shan MoonThe Don Evans Group, Ltd.

LuAnn MorganCavallo Energy

Denise Perkins++**United Way of Midland

2011 Loaned ExecutivesMarsha CrawfordLiz RosePam Young

2011 Energy TeamCommitteeRyan HamiltonSummit Petroleum LLC

Mitchell MamoulidesChevron

Todd MeadeChevron

Joe T. PhillipsSooner Pipe & Supply LP

2011 XTO & Concho ResourcesBustin’ Clay for United WayCommitteeKendall ChanceGary LankfordRichard LauderdaleMarcela MunozJimmy RoarkWhitney Roland++Marvis SchneiderJanie SnelsonKathye Taylor++

Chevron XYZ Network UnitedWay of Midland Golf ShootoutCommitteeKevin HinshawAdam KalbKathye Taylor++

2011 SolicitorsLou Ann AdamsJames AlsupDavid ArringtonBlake BarnesCynthia Y. Benson++Kevin BlonkvistMichael BlonkvistCary BrownBen BroylesJim ByerlotzerScott ByrdDanny CampbellMarsha CrawfordSteve DeffenbaughArlen EdgarJerry GahrSteven D. GrayRyan HamiltonKarmen BryantTevis HerdT. Scott HickmanNona HopkinsRodger HortonSteven T. JeffcoatDennis JohnsonRandy Kuiper

Volunteers and Sponsors

Jon LambdinBob LandrethGary LankfordPaul LerwickJoey MaldonadoMitchell MamoulidesDonette MarbleTodd MeadeRick MitchellShan MoonLuAnn MorganThomas OrtloffBill PattersonPat Paxton-LarsonDenise Perkins++**Joe T. PhillipsMark RobertsCharlie RobinsonWhitney Roland++Liz RoseSeth SawyerAmanda SirutaJanie SnelsonJason SouthCharles SpenceFrank StowersSchatzie TigheJay TuckerBlade Van StavernAmalia VelasquezEric WestphalC. Mark WheelerChris WhighamJane WolfTom WoodsideCasey Zachry

++UWM Staff**Resigned

2011 Employee CampaignCoordinators David SmithAbell-Hanger Foundation

Tony ZunigaAlbertson's

Debbie ErdwurmAlzheimer's Association STARChapter

James ParksAmerican Red Cross

Suzanne HillAmerican State Bank

Brandy AllenPatti HancockAT&T Call Center

Alice BledsoeLewis HasslerAtmos Energy

Lisa VanderZandenBank of America

Ron BetenboughBetenbough Homes

Kay CritesBig Brothers Big SistersMidland

Annette ChildersBOPCO, LP

Tracy MacilroBoy Scouts of America, BuffaloTrail Council

Ann BohannonBuckner & Tilley PC

William ShueyCamp Fire USA West TexasChapter

Dinah DoggettDianne FischerCasa de Amigos

Judy TerryCenters for Children & Families

Danielle McCoyChesapeake Operating Co.

Dolores VickChevron

Karol MayoCimarex Energy

Carolyn SchoolcraftCity of Midland

Damon CreliaColdwell Banker Covenant

Elva AguilarCommunities In Schools of thePermian Basin

Amanda GunterCommunity & Senior Services

Ann ForestPaula LarssonCommunity National Bank

Elizabeth StoutConcho Resources, Inc.

James BuzanConocoPhillips

Michael HallCotton, Bledsoe, Tighe &Dawson

Ric BaccusDawson Geophysical Company

Molly WrightDillard's Department Store

Andrew CobbEnergen Resources

Erik JonesEnterprise Rent-A-Car

Victoria SaxeEOG Resources, Inc.

Mark SemmelbeckEscondido Resources

Lena BuckRick MaloneyExcel High School

Chase DavisExxonMobil Oil Corporation

Deborah WilliamsFasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.

Kelton EdwardsJana SaldivarFirstCapital Bank of Texas

Marnell FoxGirl Scouts of the DesertSouthwest

Bob MurphyH. E. B.

John NavaHalliburton Energy Services

Derrick JonesHealth South RehabilitationHospital

Barbara TruittHenry Resources, LLC

Jill RogersHy-Bon Engineering

Tanya MooreInwest Retirement Solutions

Sharon BorenJohnson, Miller & Company

Michelle EllwoodKey Energy Services, Inc.

Kerry MillerLori ThorpKinder Morgan CO2 Company,LP

Alice CloughKohl's Department Store

Amanda SirutaLegacy Real Estate

Jenice DyeLegacy Reserves Corp.

Vickie HendersonLinn Energy, LLC

Jeanie Van VrankenLynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Shelly PopeMidland Chamber of Commerce

Bahola EdwardsMidland College

Kimberly ModisettMidland Memorial Hospital

Patti GroceMidland Need To Read

Debbie BoundsMidland Reporter-Telegram

Melissa HornerMISD - Abell Junior High

Teresa GarciaElise KailAnita VallesMISD – Administration

Wendy ParsleyMISD - Alamo Junior High

Karrie MillerMISD - Anson Jones Elementary

Jana HarrisMISD - Bonham Elementary

Carol BrooksMISD - Bowie Elementary

Jodie BaughYvette LozanoMISD - Bunche Early ChildhoodCenter

Celina RodriguezMISD - Burnet Elementary

Jolene Holladay MISD - Bush Elementary

Jan RhodesMISD - Carver Elementary

Michelle HelmsMISD - Child Nutrition Services

Calina MartinezMISD - Crockett Elementary

Melissa Torres MISD - DeZavala Elementary

Liliana OrtegaMISD - Early College High

Sue SheltonMISD - Emerson Elementary

Tracy DixonMISD - Fannin Elementary

Hillary LovellMISD - Goddard Junior High

Elma HerreraMISD - Henderson Elementary

April StricklandMISD - Houston Elementary

Anna ClementsMISD - Lamar Elementary

Timothy CatesMISD - Lee Freshman High

Mary Helen LivingstonMISD - Lee High

Linda WhitlowMISD - Long Elementary

Heather RobinsonMISD - Midland Freshman High

Summer VanMISD - Midland High

Sarah LewickiCONTINUED ON BACK COVER

21 20 Volunteers and Sponsors

2011 StrategicPlanning CommitteeCynthia Y. Benson++Alice Freidline++Jayne KrawietzSteven T. JeffcoatShan MoonDavid A. O’Neil**Ramona A. ThomasDeana M. Savage

2011 Strategic PlanningTask Forces

Resource Development Task ForceDavid A. O’Neil - Team Leader**Cynthia Y. Benson++Ryan HamiltonJayne KrawietzBob LandrethMitch MamoulidesShan MoonMark NicholasDenise Perkins++**Whitney Roland++Martin F. RuehlMark Wheeler

Community Investment Task ForceDeana M. Savage - Team LeaderRamona A. Thomas Team LeaderCynthia Y. Benson++Brandon M. BlackAlice Freidline++Christy JamesAlison King++Jayne KrawietzShan MoonDavid H. Smith

Public Policy/Advocacy Task ForceEllen M. House - Team LeaderCynthia Y. Benson++Steven T. JeffcoatAlison King++Jayne KrawietzDenise Perkins++**Ed Wuthrich

Needs Assessment Task ForceSylvester Cantu - Team LeaderMark Palmer - Team LeaderRebecca BellCynthia Y. Benson++Shelly Chapple**Alice Freidline++Jayne KrawietzBruce LoweBill MaurerShan MoonBob MurphyMegan Pausé

2011 Community ImpactCommitteeCynthia Y. Benson++Brandon M. BlackShelly Chapple**Alice Freidline++Ellen M. HouseAlison King++Jane KrawietzJody LouderTodd MeadeMartin F. RuehlDan RobisonDeana M. Savage Andy ShafferAmanda SirutaRamona A. Thomas

2011 CommunityInvestment VolunteersPromoting HealthEvan BurrerBlake CauthenNancy DavisMegan DorfnerDiana Duran++Kelton EdwardsDebbie GrayShannon LawrenceBrent LunsfordWhitney Roland++Doug SchmidtTrisha SchumannBetty ShafferAmanda Siruta

Promoting EducationJeremy BishopEric CalderonKelly FordMaridell FryarAustin FryeJacob HooperRodger HortonKim KincaidTodd MeadeMeredith MorganDenise Perkins++Justin RolandAndy ShafferRicky WrightBarbara Yarbrough

Promoting Self-SufficiencyStephen ForbesDonna ForestPatrick GodwinCari GuerreroMelanie HortonJody Louder

Eva LunaKristine MartinezLisa MoonDick PrenticeMartin F. RuehlJana SaldivarJohn SowellAngie Wilson

2011 ResourceDevelopment CommitteeJames AlsupLynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Cynthia Y. Benson++United Way of Midland

Karmen BryantCommunity Volunteer

Ryan HamiltonSummit Petroleum LLC

Bob LandrethRobert E. Landreth

Mitchell MamoulidesChevron

Todd MeadeChevron

Bob MurphyH.E.B.

Joe T. PhillipsSooner Pipe & Supply LP

C. Mark WheelerCMW Investments, Inc.

Whitney Roland ++United Way of Midland

2011 ADT CommitteeJames AlsupLynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Cynthia Y. Benson++United Way of Midland

Steven T. JeffcoatJohnson, Miller & Company

Dennis JohnsonSummit Petroleum

Bob LandrethRobert E. Landreth

Shan MoonThe Don Evans Group, Ltd.

LuAnn MorganCavallo Energy

Denise Perkins++**United Way of Midland

2011 Loaned ExecutivesMarsha CrawfordLiz RosePam Young

2011 Energy TeamCommitteeRyan HamiltonSummit Petroleum LLC

Mitchell MamoulidesChevron

Todd MeadeChevron

Joe T. PhillipsSooner Pipe & Supply LP

2011 XTO & Concho ResourcesBustin’ Clay for United WayCommitteeKendall ChanceGary LankfordRichard LauderdaleMarcela MunozJimmy RoarkWhitney Roland++Marvis SchneiderJanie SnelsonKathye Taylor++

Chevron XYZ Network UnitedWay of Midland Golf ShootoutCommitteeKevin HinshawAdam KalbKathye Taylor++

2011 SolicitorsLou Ann AdamsJames AlsupDavid ArringtonBlake BarnesCynthia Y. Benson++Kevin BlonkvistMichael BlonkvistCary BrownBen BroylesJim ByerlotzerScott ByrdDanny CampbellMarsha CrawfordSteve DeffenbaughArlen EdgarJerry GahrSteven D. GrayRyan HamiltonKarmen BryantTevis HerdT. Scott HickmanNona HopkinsRodger HortonSteven T. JeffcoatDennis JohnsonRandy Kuiper

Volunteers and Sponsors

Jon LambdinBob LandrethGary LankfordPaul LerwickJoey MaldonadoMitchell MamoulidesDonette MarbleTodd MeadeRick MitchellShan MoonLuAnn MorganThomas OrtloffBill PattersonPat Paxton-LarsonDenise Perkins++**Joe T. PhillipsMark RobertsCharlie RobinsonWhitney Roland++Liz RoseSeth SawyerAmanda SirutaJanie SnelsonJason SouthCharles SpenceFrank StowersSchatzie TigheJay TuckerBlade Van StavernAmalia VelasquezEric WestphalC. Mark WheelerChris WhighamJane WolfTom WoodsideCasey Zachry

++UWM Staff**Resigned

2011 Employee CampaignCoordinators David SmithAbell-Hanger Foundation

Tony ZunigaAlbertson's

Debbie ErdwurmAlzheimer's Association STARChapter

James ParksAmerican Red Cross

Suzanne HillAmerican State Bank

Brandy AllenPatti HancockAT&T Call Center

Alice BledsoeLewis HasslerAtmos Energy

Lisa VanderZandenBank of America

Ron BetenboughBetenbough Homes

Kay CritesBig Brothers Big SistersMidland

Annette ChildersBOPCO, LP

Tracy MacilroBoy Scouts of America, BuffaloTrail Council

Ann BohannonBuckner & Tilley PC

William ShueyCamp Fire USA West TexasChapter

Dinah DoggettDianne FischerCasa de Amigos

Judy TerryCenters for Children & Families

Danielle McCoyChesapeake Operating Co.

Dolores VickChevron

Karol MayoCimarex Energy

Carolyn SchoolcraftCity of Midland

Damon CreliaColdwell Banker Covenant

Elva AguilarCommunities In Schools of thePermian Basin

Amanda GunterCommunity & Senior Services

Ann ForestPaula LarssonCommunity National Bank

Elizabeth StoutConcho Resources, Inc.

James BuzanConocoPhillips

Michael HallCotton, Bledsoe, Tighe &Dawson

Ric BaccusDawson Geophysical Company

Molly WrightDillard's Department Store

Andrew CobbEnergen Resources

Erik JonesEnterprise Rent-A-Car

Victoria SaxeEOG Resources, Inc.

Mark SemmelbeckEscondido Resources

Lena BuckRick MaloneyExcel High School

Chase DavisExxonMobil Oil Corporation

Deborah WilliamsFasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd.

Kelton EdwardsJana SaldivarFirstCapital Bank of Texas

Marnell FoxGirl Scouts of the DesertSouthwest

Bob MurphyH. E. B.

John NavaHalliburton Energy Services

Derrick JonesHealth South RehabilitationHospital

Barbara TruittHenry Resources, LLC

Jill RogersHy-Bon Engineering

Tanya MooreInwest Retirement Solutions

Sharon BorenJohnson, Miller & Company

Michelle EllwoodKey Energy Services, Inc.

Kerry MillerLori ThorpKinder Morgan CO2 Company,LP

Alice CloughKohl's Department Store

Amanda SirutaLegacy Real Estate

Jenice DyeLegacy Reserves Corp.

Vickie HendersonLinn Energy, LLC

Jeanie Van VrankenLynch, Chappell & Alsup, P.C.

Shelly PopeMidland Chamber of Commerce

Bahola EdwardsMidland College

Kimberly ModisettMidland Memorial Hospital

Patti GroceMidland Need To Read

Debbie BoundsMidland Reporter-Telegram

Melissa HornerMISD - Abell Junior High

Teresa GarciaElise KailAnita VallesMISD – Administration

Wendy ParsleyMISD - Alamo Junior High

Karrie MillerMISD - Anson Jones Elementary

Jana HarrisMISD - Bonham Elementary

Carol BrooksMISD - Bowie Elementary

Jodie BaughYvette LozanoMISD - Bunche Early ChildhoodCenter

Celina RodriguezMISD - Burnet Elementary

Jolene Holladay MISD - Bush Elementary

Jan RhodesMISD - Carver Elementary

Michelle HelmsMISD - Child Nutrition Services

Calina MartinezMISD - Crockett Elementary

Melissa Torres MISD - DeZavala Elementary

Liliana OrtegaMISD - Early College High

Sue SheltonMISD - Emerson Elementary

Tracy DixonMISD - Fannin Elementary

Hillary LovellMISD - Goddard Junior High

Elma HerreraMISD - Henderson Elementary

April StricklandMISD - Houston Elementary

Anna ClementsMISD - Lamar Elementary

Timothy CatesMISD - Lee Freshman High

Mary Helen LivingstonMISD - Lee High

Linda WhitlowMISD - Long Elementary

Heather RobinsonMISD - Midland Freshman High

Summer VanMISD - Midland High

Sarah LewickiCONTINUED ON BACK COVER

Volunteers and Sponsors (continued)

While every effort is made to accurately recognize every volunteer, recognition in this report is based on information that we receive from employers and individuals. If you’ve been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

MISD - Milam Elementary

Marfa RogersMISD - Parker Elementary

Michael LloydMISD - Pease Magnet

James RiggenMISD - Plant Services

Daniel GarciaMISD - Purchasing\Warehouse

Rebecca BlakesMISD - Rusk Elementary

Darrell BentonMISD - San Jacinto Junior High

Nicole MolinarMISD - Scharbauer Elementary

Sophia RamosMISD - South Elementary

Katie BowenMISD – Technology

Linda McCombsMISD – Transportation

Kristi ShirleyMISD - Travis Elementary

Emily PattonMISD - Washington Magnet

Brenda SmithMims & Smith Insurance

Michelle SegheirMission Center Adult DayService

Kellie HillMy Community Federal CreditUnion

Jo Ann VallesNicholas Consulting Group, Inc.

Jennifer LintonNorthern Natural Gas

Terri GarrisonOncor Electric Delivery

Rhonda MurrayOrtloff Technology Group, LLC

Mark RobertsOXY Permian, Ltd.

Mary SalinasPalmer Drug Abuse Program

Ralph TruszkowskiParkhill, Smith & Cooper

Lauren YoungPermian Basin Area Foundation

Jill StephensPermian Basin CommunityCenters

Donna EdwardsPioneer Natural Resources Co.

Angie RandolphPlains All American Pipeline, LP

Dawn HaroPlains Marketing, LP

Jack ReedReliance Energy, Inc.

Steven D. GrayRSP Permian, Ltd.

Charity Worcester Vera YeildingSafe Place of the Permian Basin

Gary DupriestSamson Resources

Jena CranfillSecurity Bank

Edgar WuthrichShell Trading US Company

Leslie LeeSproles Woodard, LLP

Coleen GrandmaisonStubbeman, McRae, Sealy,Laughlin & Browder

Angie PhifferSummit Petroleum LLC

Julia CoxTarget

Rita Bradshaw The Insurance Man & Associates

Anna DelgadoThe Salvation Army of Midland

Dana JohnsonThe Springboard Center

J. Dan MichelUBS Financial Services, Inc.

Gene TuttleUnited Parcel Service

Paul MorrisWagner & Brown, Ltd.

Adrienne TaylorWeaver, L.L.P.

LouAnn AdamsWells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Liz WeaverWestern National Bank

Peter HagistWhiting Petroleum Corporation

Kim GrayXTO Energy Inc.

George FierroYMCA of Midland

SPONSORS2011 XTO & Concho ResourcesBustin’ Clay for United WaySponsorsTitleXTO Energy, Inc.Concho Resources, Inc.

TitaniumAngus Measurement Services,LP

Baker Hughes, Inc.Basic Energy ServicesBig Lake ServicesBourland & Leverich SupplyCompany, LLC

BTI ServicesCatalyst OilfieldEnergy Sales/KF ValvesJMR IndustriesPeak Completion Technologies,Inc.

Smith Industries, IncSooner Pipe, LLCWellhead SpecialtiesEquipment, LLC

PlatinumComposite Lining SystemsCudd Pumping ServicesDean’s, Inc.HalliburtonMaster TubularsNOV TuboscopeSmith ServiceWilson Supply

GoldCoastal Flow Gas Measurement,Inc.

Community National BankComplete Production ServicesFlexPipe SystemsG.E. Oil and GasGeorge Young Sales Co.Globe Energy Services, LLCGuardian Wellhead Protection,Inc.

Production Specialty Services,LLC

Shores-Sentry, LLCT-Rey Properties, Inc.Weatherford

SilverEnergen Resources Samson LonestarTotal Energy ServicesWestern National Bank

BronzeBig Dog DrillingEOG Resources, Inc.J.W. Mulloy & Associates, Inc.Nabors Well ServiceRenegade

Chevron XYZ Network UnitedWay of Midland ShootoutTitleChevron

PlatinumBaker HughesCentury Graphics

GoldBlakely Construction

SilverJohn Crane ProductionSolutions, Inc.

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

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