Community Impact Report - United Way of Rhode Island

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Because we all need help sometimes.
We help people.
Our purpose:
Changing lives and strengthening our
community, together.
Community Advisory Board
Rev. Dr. Donald C. Anderson
Betty Bernal
Roger P. Boudreau
Elizabeth Burke-Bryant
Brian Butler
Chris Callahan
Ainsley Morisseau Cantoral
Anthony Capuano, Jr.
Claudia Cardozo
Gayle Corrigan
John F. Corrigan, Esq.
Mark Cousineau
Jessica David
Colleen Dickson
Bradford S. Dimeo
Tip Fairchild
Jason M. Fowler
Marisol Garcia
Jose M. Gonzalez
Kathleen Guilfoyle
Melissa M. Husband
Dr. Hume Johnson
Barbara “Bobbie” Manfredo
Patricia Martinez
Sabina Matos
Margaret A. Holland McDuff
Kevin McGovern
Tom P. McGovern
Tony Mendez
Tony Morettini
Rulla Nehme
Ashley Gingerella O’Shea
Lydia R. Owen
Laura Pedrick
Gregg Perry
Matthew Plain
Flora A. Prestipino
Lisa Ranglin
David Rogers
Eric Shorr
Sue Stenhouse
The Honorable Carlos Tobon
James Vincent
All Board of Directors Members
are Ex-Officio members of the
Community Advisory Board.
Community investment
committee
Marisa Albanese
Christopher Amirault
Tomas Avila
Garry Bliss
Susan Bodington
Deborah DeBare
Julie G. Duffy
Carrie Bridges Feliz
Melissa M. Husband
Dolph L. Johnson, Jr.
Dennis Leamy
Michele Lederberg
Tony Mendez
Sheila Raposa
Barbara J. Silvis
Dear Friends,
Because everyone needs help sometimes, we help people. United Way helps children fall in love
with learning, and we help families with the essentials. We support programs that offer training and
education that leads to better jobs and careers. And, we provide everyone with one number to call, 2-1-1,
whether the need is childcare, health insurance or tax preparation, help starts with a human connection
at United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island.
Labor Cabinet
Ingrid Armada
Ronald Coia
J. Michael Downey
John Faria
Dave Fleming
Frank Flynn
Paul MacDonald
Maureen G. Martin
Vin Masino
Linda McDonald
George H. Nee
Jeffrey Perinetti
Lawrence E. Purtill
Patrick Quinn
Michael F. Sabitoni
We also help our donors by making it easy for you to contribute. We welcome gifts to any 501c3 in
the country. Gifts to our Community Impact Fund support our key issue areas through programs that
demonstrate clear results. And, our donors can be confident that their gifts go directly to people and
programs, as a trust covers 100% of our overhead.
Thank you for your commitment to LIVE UNITED— because together, we are changing lives and
strengthening our community, and we can’t do it alone.
Photo: Peter Goldberg
Board of Directors
Alden Anderson
Maria Barry
Lisa Bisaccia
Doris S. Blanchard
Roberta H. Butler
Michael T. Clarkin
Kas R. DeCarvalho, Esq.
Julie G. Duffy
Jeffrey J. Giguere
Meghan Grady
Timothy Horan
Dolph L. Johnson, Jr.
Gertrude F. Jones
Rev. Matthew Kai
Michael F. Kennally
Michele Lederberg
Anthony Maione
Maureen Martin
Bob Nowak
Sandra J. Pattie
David E. Preston, Esq.
Mim L. Runey, LP.D., Chair
Oswald Schwartz
Donna Simmons
William C. Tsonos
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Contents
Key Accomplishments 2014-2015
• Set a goal to help 250,000 Rhode Islanders change their lives.
3 Letter from Anthony Maione, President and CEO of United Way of Rhode Island
4 We help people.
12 Let’s talk engagement: Young Leaders Circle, Women’s Leadership Council, Volunteers
14 Labor Support
15 Workplace Campaigns
18 Leadership Giving: Tocqueville Society, Keel Club, Anchor Society,
• Provided $12.5 million to support the community including $6.6 million raised through the
Community Impact Fund.
• Handled 197,000 requests for help through United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island.
• Helped girls engage with science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) with a new
investment of $50,000 to local STEM programs from our Women’s Leadership Council.
• T he Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program returned $17 million to Rhode Island
workers. Studies show that almost all of that money goes straight into the local economy.
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2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report
Cover Photo: David O’Connor
Opening Doors for Westerly’s Children
26 Trusts and Foundations, Media Partners
27 Financial Information
Anthony Maione
President and CEO, United Way of Rhode Island
• Young Leaders’ Circle, now 1200 members strong, raised $98,000 for summer learning and
community impact and held 15 events statewide.
• 100% of overhead paid by a permanent trust.
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Over the summer, Hailee found her
voice. She began to initiate games,
raised her hand more often, and
she led the summer reading
challenge.
Because all children deserve a well-rounded education.
We help kids fall in love with learning. United Way of Rhode Island works with partners in education to create
afterschool and summer learning programs for kids of all ages, programs that get results with hands-on
activities that inspire learning. Students develop confidence by joining programs that value their ideas, and
they discover they have multiple options when it comes time to think about college or a career.
• Students from all economic backgrounds can lose up to two months of math skills each summer if they
don’t have access to summer learning. In addition to the loss in math, low-income children can also lose
an additional two months in reading skills.
• Without summer learning, by the fifth grade, children from low-income families can be 2.5 to 3 years
behind children from middle-income families.
• Buh-bye summer slide: the average gains by students from pre-test to post-test in the Hasbro Summer
Learning program show 35 percent gains in literacy and 47 percent gains in math.
2.5-3 years
Financial Investments
made by United Way of
Rhode Island through the
Community Impact Fund:
• Afterschool program grants: $450,000
Funding that supports programs, from
elementary through high school.
• Hasbro Summer Learning: $505,000
Funding that sustains 18 summer
learning programs located statewide.
With continued support from the
community, United Way of Rhode Island
will lead the effort to expand the Hasbro
Summer Learning program in 2016. While
1,600 children participated in 2015, more
than 30,000 Rhode Island families would
enroll their children in summer learning
programs, if they were available to them.
Gifts to the Community Impact Fund
support our efforts to help children fall in
love with learning.
Photos: iStock
• Early Childhood Education program
grants: $392,000 Funding that improves
programs and results for our youngest
learners, birth through age 5.
Without summer learning, by the fifth grade,
children from low-income families can be
2.5-3 years behind their middle-income peers.
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It’s gratifying to help people
discover new skills, land good jobs,
and also give them the tools to
better manage personal finances.
Because a changed economy has left many Rhode Islanders searching for new ways
to support themselves and their families, we help people gain the skills they need to
explore new options in training, employment and careers.
United Way of Rhode Island also helps people change their futures by providing the tools to better
manage finances and to save more of the money they earn by working.
• United Way of Rhode Island’s Community Impact fund supports adult education programs that help people
remove barriers to employment, including improving skills in math, reading, writing, and digital literacy, as
well as learning English as a second language.
• In 2015, United Way of Rhode Island funded the Rhode Island Resource Hub, an online database of
education and training opportunities that helped 2,200 people in the last year.
• United Way-supported tax assistance centers helped 11,500 people claim the credits and refunds they
earned by working. As a result, Rhode Islanders collected more than $17 million to return to the local
community thanks to this United Way-supported program.
2,200
In 2015, United Way of Rhode Island funded the Rhode Island
Resource Hub, an online database of education and training
opportunities that helped 2,200 people in the past year.
United Way of Rhode
Island Community Impact
Fund Investments:
• Support for technical and training
programs, as well as for programs that
support low income workers: $847,000
• F inancial opportunity programs that help
adults learn how to manage and save
their money: $562,000
support our efforts to help youth and
adults reach school and career goals, and
to improve the overall economic security
of Rhode Island families.
Photos: David O’Connor
• Grants that support free tax preparation
services through Volunteer Income
Tax Assistance (VITA) centers, and that
help working families claim the Earned
Income Tax Credit (EITC): $211,000
Because it is the nation’s most effective
anti-poverty program for working families,
support for the expansion of the Earned
Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a priority for our
2016 public policy agenda. Refunds and
tax credits lift families out of poverty and
boost the local economy.
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Because 90,000 households in Rhode Island are struggling to meet basic needs.
United Way believes not only in helping people through an immediate crisis, but also in funding
programs that help people develop the tools they need to provide for themselves and their families.
Each year, more than 15,000 Rhode Islanders receive help with basic needs through programs
funded by United Way of Rhode Island.
• Believing that being homeless should be rare and temporary, we invest in programs that connect
people with services designed to help them become permanently housed.
• We support the goals of Zero 2016 to eliminate chronic and veteran homelessness in
Rhode Island.
• Recognizing that thousands of Rhode Islanders struggle to afford housing, we have made
significant financial investments in affordable housing bond campaigns, securing nearly 2,000
new affordable housing units.
15,000
More than 15,000 Rhode Islanders receive help with
basic needs through programs funded by United Way of
Rhode Island.
United Way of Rhode Island
Community Impact Fund
Investments:
• Programs that help individuals and
families with basic needs, including
managing a temporary crisis by providing
food and shelter, $573,000
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support our efforts to help Rhode Island
families cover the basics, including food,
housing options and healthcare.
• With 50,000 people in Rhode Island
getting by without health insurance,
grants of $90,000 help to provide
services through the RI Free Clinic and
Clinica Esperanza.
Photo: iStock
Photo: David O’Connor
“I help because I am lucky. No
matter what happens in life, I
am still luckier than a huge
percentage of the population.”
– Pamela Lambert
• Support for programs that address
temporary and permanent housing,
including support for affordable housing
programs as well as case management
services, $874,000
With 60,000 requests to 2-1-1 for housingrelated needs, we know that housing
affordability continues to be a challenge
for many. In the year ahead, we’ll focus on
advocating for the need for more affordable
options in Rhode Island.
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Because we all need help sometimes, we provide a place for everyone to call when
they need help: United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island.
2-1-1, three simple numbers, one human connection. The call is free and is available to Rhode
Islanders 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, even in a snowstorm. But our work doesn’t end there.
Insights gained from 2-1-1 help United Way of Rhode Island identify the changing needs of Rhode
Islanders, which helps us serve our community.
With the first 2-1-1 formal data report released in 2015, “Help Starts Here Rhode Island,” United
Way brought attention to how it tracks the needs of callers, which have changed dramatically in
recent years as economic recovery has stalled for thousands of local families.
100,000
Requests for food grew to more than 100,000.
United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode
Island handled 197,000
requests
“I always thought 2-1-1 was
just for people who were
struggling. Now I know it’s a
resource for me for my aging
parents.”
Gifts come from all levels—from the
$25-a-week donor who gives through
workplace giving to a generous corporate
gift from Citizens Bank. Examples of state
funding include a Rhode Island Lottery
contract with 2-1-1 to manage the state’s
Gambler’s Hotline, which took nearly 2,400
calls in 2014, and a new program with the
Division of Elderly Affairs that counts on THE
POINT to handle after-hours emergencies for
seniors.
• Requests for shelter climbed above 50,000
this year, but the highest need was for
food, with more than 100,000 requests.
• More than 70,000 requests from Rhode
Islanders needing help navigating health
information, including assistance enrolling
in HealthSourceRI, Medicare Part D and
Medicaid.
Help for Rhode Islanders during a storm or
disaster is provided as a public service by
United Way of Rhode Island.
• 18,000 requests from people looking to
connect with job-training programs and
unemployment supports.
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Call 2-1-1 to locate free tax preparation, or
for services for aging parents. Need help
navigating new choices in healthcare?
Call 2-1-1.
Gifts to the Community Impact Fund support
our efforts to provide one place for all Rhode
Islanders to call when they need help.
Federal 38
Private (U
Total budget:
$1,171,757
State 18%
Federal 38%
Private (United Way and BrightStars) 44%
State 18%
Funding for United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island
and The Point comes from public, private and
corporate support.
Help us celebrate our accomplishments on National 2-1-1 Day, February 11, 2016.
United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island is generously supported by Citizens Bank.
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“The Women’s Leadership Council is a network
of smart, action-oriented women giving back to
Rhode Islanders. The work is rewarding as are
the many connections I have made.” – Margaret R. Lawlor
Let’s talk engagement.
Together, we’re working to help change the lives of 250,000 Rhode Islanders.
Women’s Leadership Council (WLC) members mobilize women to enact
change. They create STEM and literacy opportunities for Rhode Island
youth, and they’re developing mentoring partnerships with local
schools and libraries. Throughout the year, they meet to network and
to build on ideas that support improved childhood literacy.
“YLC has helped shape me
professionally – and personally.
Very frequently I am in awe at
how many wonderful people
are involved in the group and
what an incredible job they do
to support our community.”
– Crystal Guibeau
Ready to expand your network of women leaders?
Join a local effort to improve children’s literacy. Receive invitations
to WLC events, meet new friends. Make a difference with your
leadership gift of $1,000 or more.
125 members
and growing
Contact Natalia Lima, major gifts officer and Women’s Leadership
Council manager, Natalia.Lima@uwri.org or (401) 444.0631.
Members of our Young Leaders Circle (YLC) are being tapped for their
potential to lead. They volunteer, raise funds, and have fun working
alongside like-minded professionals. In the last year, among their
events they mentored youth and made the holidays special for others.
They provided opportunities for networking and for celebration,
and they formed a team for the Citizens Bank Pell Bridge Run called
RUN United.
In the last year, United Way of
Rhode Island volunteers sorted
food, tended gardens, offered
financial and credit stability
workshops, built outdoor learning
environments, and collected and
wrapped holiday gifts. They’ve
collected and distributed 22,460
books for children. They’ve helped
11,500 people complete their
tax returns. They’ve helped raise
funds for programs that change
lives, and provided trusted advice.
4,217 volunteer hours
Are you a young leader?
• Attend a Learn with Leaders event or join the RUN United team.
• Sign up for membership – no minimum gift required.
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• Meet new people, expand your network, and step up your
professional skills.
Contact Carolina Correa, major gifts officer and Young Leaders
Circle manager, Carolina.Correa@uwri.org or (401) 444.0639.
Photo: Arik Beatty
15 events, including volunteering, mentoring, learning and networking
Photos: Dena Pruett (top), David O’Connor (bottom)
Gifts of more than $98,000 to United Way of
Rhode Island’s Annual Campaign (FY15)
$50,000 invested
in the last year to
increase local girls’
access to STEM
programs
“It’s been gratifying to meet passionate, like-minded people and
to volunteer alongside them – accomplishing so much good in
the process.” – Ryan Busha
750 volunteers
1,250 members and growing
Gifts of $320,000
to United Way of
Rhode Island’s
Annual Campaign
(FY15)
Value of volunteer time: $95,093
Ready to make a difference?
• Volunteer for a signature United Way event.
• Become a Campaign Leader at your workplace.
87,000 children’s books collected and
distributed in 4 years
• Find out more about becoming a Volunteer Tax Preparer.
Contact Carolyn Watkinson, Project Manager, Communications and
Engagement, Carolyn.Watkinson@uwri.org or (401) 444.0650.
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Labor Support
Workplace Campaigns
2014-2015 Corporate and Employee Recognition
We also gratefully acknowledge the members of the following unions
who work so hard to help their fellow Rhode Islanders in need.
International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers, Local 99
International Brotherhood of Painters
& Allied Trades Local #1333
International Brotherhood of
Teamster Local #251
Jamestown Teachers Association
Local #815
Johnston IAFF
Johnston Teachers Alliance
Laborers International Union of North
America
Lincoln Teachers Association
Local #1461
LIUNA District Council
LIUNA Local #1033
LIUNA
Local #808 RI Judicial Professional
& Technical Employees
Local 400 IFPTE
N.A.G.E. / I.B.P.O.
NAON/NAGE Local 79
National Association of Letter Carriers
Local #15
NEARI
North Smithfield Teachers Association
Local #825
Pawtucket IAFF
Pawtucket Teachers Alliance Local
#930
Providence Clerks
Providence Teachers Union
RI AFL-CIO
RI Brotherhood of Correctional
Officers
RI Building Trades
Rhode Island Carpenters
Local Union 94
RI Federation of Teachers & Health
Professionals
RI State Association of Fire Fighters
SEIU Local 401
SEIU Local 580
UAW Local #7770
United Association of Plumbers and
Pipefitting
United Brotherhood of Carpenters &
Joiners Local #94
United Food and Commercial Workers
Local #328
The Dante F. Mollo Award, which recognizes the strong
partnership between the Labor Community and United Way of
Rhode Island, was presented to the International Alliance of
Theatrical Stage Employees, Local 23, in 2014. Accepting the
award on the group’s behalf was Michael Araujo, shown here
with UWRI CEO and President Tony Maione.
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COMMUNITY INVESTORS
Corporate/Employee Gifts
$500,000 or more
Bank of America, Inc.*
Citizens Bank *
FM Global *
United Nurses and Allied Professionals
United Steelworkers of America
Local #1234
Local #15509
Local #16031
URI/AAUP
Utility Workers of America Local #310
Utility Workers of America Local #472
Warwick IAFF
Warwick Independent School
Employees Union
Warwick Teachers Union Local #915
West Warwick Teachers Alliance
Local #1017
Woonsocket IAFF
COMMUNITY PHILANTHROPISTS
$200,000 - $499,999
Electric Boat - Quonset*
Gilbane Inc.*
Hasbro, Inc.*
MetLife/MetLife Auto and Home*
National Grid*
Teknor Apex Company*
The Washington Trust Company*
COMMUNITY BENEFACTORS
$100,000 - $199,999
Bank Rhode Island*
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode
Island*
Brown University*
CVS Health Foundation*
Johnson & Wales University*
Lifespan:
Bradley Hospital
Lifespan
The Miriam Hospital
Newport Hospital
Rhode Island Hospital/
Hasbro Children’s Hospital
Textron, Inc.*
The Providence Journal Company
UPS*
Photo: Robyn Ivy Photography
AFSCME Local 2872
Amalgamated Transit Union
Local #618
Central Falls Teachers Union
Chariho Teachers Union
Construction and General Laborers’
Local Union 271
Council 94
Coventry Teachers Alliance
Local #1075
Cranston Custodians & Kitchen
Employees
Cranston IAFF
Cranston Teachers Alliance
Local #1704
East Greenwich Teachers Union
East Providence IAFF Local #850
East Providence Teachers Association
Local #810
Hotel and Restaurant Employees
Local #217
I.B.P.O. Local #519
Institute of Labor Studies & Research
International Association of Bridge
Structural & Ornament Workers
Local #37
COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS
$50,000 - $99,999
Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C.*
Amica Mutual Insurance Company
Amica Life Insurance Company*
BankNewport*
Butler Hospital
Coastway Community Bank*
Dimeo Construction Company*
Electric Boat - Groton
Enterprise Holdings*
IGT*
McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.*
Nortek, Inc.*
Professional Planning Group
The Stop & Shop Companies
Twin River*
UnitedHealthcare*
Webster Bank*
CORPORATE AND
EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGNS
$1,000 - $49,999
A & H Manufacturing Company
A.J. Oster LLC
AAA Northeast*
Abbott Laboratories
Adoption Rhode Island
Advanced Building Concepts
AIDS Care Ocean State/FACTS
AIPSO*
Allstate Giving Campaign*
American Express Company
American Kuhne
American Mathematical Society
AMETEK SCP, Inc.*
Amgen Foundation*
Amgen, Inc.
Andersen Corporation
Ann & Hope, Inc.
Anvil International, Inc.*
Aon Risk Services Northeast, Inc.
The ARC of Blackstone Valley
AREVA Inc.
Ashaway Line & Twine Mfg. Co.*
Astro-Med, Inc.*
AT&T
ATW Companies*
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.*
Avery-Smith Insurance, Inc.
Batchelor, Frechette, McCrory,
Michael & Co.
Beacon Mutual Insurance
Company
Benny’s, Inc.*
Blacher Brothers, Inc.*
Blish & Cavanagh
BNY Mellon
Bottomline Technologies
Boys & Girls Club
of Newport County, Inc.
Brave River Solutions
Bristol Warren Regional
School District
Brown/Fox Point Early Childhood
Education Center, Inc.
Bryant University
Burns & Levinson LLP
Cameron & Mittleman
Capital Properties, Inc. *
Cavanagh Company
CB Richard Ellis
CBIZ Tofias
CDR Maguire
Central Falls School Department
Centreville Savings Bank
Chace Ruttenberg & Freedman
Chariho Regional School Department
ChemArt Company*
Child & Family Services
of Newport County
Children’s Friend & Service
City of Cranston
City of East Providence
City of Newport
City of Pawtucket
City of Providence
City of Warwick
City of Woonsocket
Coastal Medical, Inc.*
Cogens Printing Services*
The College Crusade of Rhode Island
Collette Vacations
Combined Federal Campaign
Commerce Rhode Island
Community Care Alliance
CompuClaim, Inc.
The Conference Exchange
Constellation Energy
Contenti Supply Company, Inc.*
Cooley Group
Corcoran, Peckham, Hayes &
Galvin, PC
Corrigan Financial, Inc.
Country Curtains
Coventry Housing Authority
Coventry Public Schools
Cox Communications*
Cranston Print Works Company
Cranston Public Schools
Crossroads Rhode Island
Cumberland School Department
Customers Bank*
The Damon Company
Davis-Standard Corp.*
Davol Inc.*
Day One
Dell, Inc.*
Delta Dental of Rhode Island*
Dominion Resources*
Dorcas International Institute of RI
E. H. Ashley & Company*
E. J. Prescott, Inc.
East Bay Community Action Program
East Providence School Department
Eaton Corporation, Fluid Conveyance
Division*
EMC Insurance Companies*
Endurance Wealth Management
Ernst & Young
Family Service of Rhode Island
Federal Hill House Association
FedEx*
Ferland Corporation*
FGX International*
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Foster Foward
The Foundry Associates, LP
Foxwoods Resort Casino
Frank Olean Center, Inc.
FUJIFILM Electronic Materials
U.S.A., Inc.
Fuller Packaging Company
Gallo Thomas Insurance
The Gap, Inc.
GE
Gencorp Insurance Group
General Mills
Genesis Center
Getchell & Son, Inc.
Goodwill Industries of Rhode Island\
Vocational Resources
Gordon R. Archibald, Inc.
Greater Providence Chamber of
Commerce
Greater Westerly-Pawcatuck Area
Chamber of Commerce*
H. Carr & Sons, Inc.
H. V. Collins Company*
Herff Jones*
Hexagon Metrology, Inc.*
Highlander Charter School
The Highlander Institute
Hinckley Allen & Snyder LLP
The Hinckley Company
Hindley Manufacturing Company
Hodges Badge Company, Inc.*
Home & Hospice Care of
Rhode Island
Homefront Health Care
Honeywell Hometown Solutions
HSBC - North America
Hunter Insurance
Huntington Ingalls Industries
IBM Corporation*
IKON Office Solutions, Inc.
INSCO Group
International Manufacturing
Services, Inc.*
International Packaging Corporation*
ITW Companies
J. F. Allen & Son, Inc.
James L. Maher Center
jcpenney*
Jewelers Board of Trade
Jewish Family Service
John R. Hess Company, Inc.*
Johnson & Johnson
Johnston Public Schools
Kearflex Engineering Co., Inc.
Kenney Manufacturing Company*
Keough Kirby Associates, Inc.
Key Container Corporation
KKM, Inc.
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Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope
Pannone Lopes Devereaux &
West LLC
Paramount Restaurant Supply Corp.
Partridge, Snow & Hahn
Pawtucket Credit Union*
Paychex
The People’s Credit Union*
Peter Pan Bus Lines Providence
Division
Petro*
Pfizer, Inc.*
Piccerelli, Gilstein & Company, LLP
Portsmouth Abbey School
Portsmouth School Department
Proability
Providence Braid Company
Providence Mutual Fire Insurance
Company*
Providence Plan
Providence Public Library
Providence School Department
Purvis Systems, Inc.
Raytheon Company Naval & Maritime
Integrated Systems
Rhode Island Airport Corporation
Rhode Island Blood Center
Rhode Island Coalition for the
Homeless
Rhode Island Credit Union
Rhode Island Federation of Teachers
and Health Professionals
Rhode Island Housing
Rhode Island Monthly*
Rhode Island Public Transit Authority
Rhode Island School of Design
RI Coalition Against Domestic
Violence
RI Kids Count
Rite Aid
Rite-Solutions, Inc.*
Riverwood Mental Health Services
Robinson & Cole LLP
Robinson Green Beretta Corp.
Roger Williams University
Rose & Kiernan
Last year, 12
companies joined
our efforts to make
Rhode Island the
best it can be.
Thank you for
Living United!
American Kuhne
Bottomline Technologies
Greenwich Strategy
ITW Companies
Johnson & Johnson
Mount Saint Charles Academy
Paramount Restaurant Supply Corp.
Rite Aid
Teknicote, Inc.
The Highlander Institute
Utilidata
Warwick Teacher’s Union
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Royal Diversified Products
Salve Regina University
Sansiveri, Kimball & Co., L.L.P.
Santander Bank*
Sayer, Regan & Thayer LLP
Schneider Electric*
Schonning Insurance Agency
SEA CORP*
Sensata Technologies
Shaw’s Supermarkets
Shove Insurance, Inc.
Siemens
St. George’s School
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.
Starkweather & Shepley Insurance
Brokerage, Inc.*
State Farm Insurance
State Employees Charitable Appeal
Taco/The White Family Foundation*
Target Stores*
TD Bank/TD Charitable Foundation*
Team, Inc.*
Teknicote, Inc.
TIAA-CREF Foundation
Toray Plastics (America), Inc.
Town of Bristol
Town of Coventry
Town of Lincoln
Town of Narragansett
Town of North Kingstown
Town of North Providence
Town of South Kingstown
Travelers Insurance Company
TRI-MACK Plastics Manufacturing
Corporation
Truex, Inc.
Tunstall/AMAC
Tyco Fire & Building Products
UBS Financial, Inc.
UNFI
United Airlines Foundation
United Food & Commercial Workers
Union 328
United Way of Rhode Island
University Emergency Medicine
Foundation
University Medicine Foundation, Inc.
Utilidata*
Verizon
Vision 3 Architects, Inc.*
Visiting Nurse Services of Newport &
Bristol Counties
Wachovia Securities
Walgreens - Corporate Offices
Wal-Mart*
Ward Fisher & Company LLP
Warren Electric Corp.
Warwick Public Schools and Warwick
Teacher’s Union
Warwick Teachers Union
Wellington Management Company, LLP
West Warwick School Department
Westbay Community Action, Inc.
Westerly Community Credit Union
Whittet-Higgins Company
Windmoeller & Hoelscher
Corporation*
Women & Infants’ Hospital of Rhode
Island
Wood River Health Services, Inc.
Wright-Pierce
The Xerox Corporation
Yarlas, Kaplan, Santilli & Moran, Ltd.
YMCA of Greater Providence
YMCA of Pawtucket, Inc.
These companies gave corporate
gifts of $1,000 or more.
*
Volunteers gave more than 4,000
hours of service to the community
through United Way of Rhode Island
last year, including corporate teams
from Automatic Data Processing, Inc.,
Aon Risk Services, Bank of America,
Citizens Financial Group, Citizens
Bank, CVS Health, Fidelity, FM Global,
Hexagon Metrology, Inc., Nordstrom,
Petro, Schneider Electric (shown at
right) UPS, and Webster Bank.
KPMG LLP
KVH Industries
LGC&D LLP
Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
Lincoln Financial Group
Lincoln School Department
LISC
Locke Lord Edwards, LLP
Lockheed Martin Tactical Systems
Maritime Systems and Sensors
Louis Berger
Macy’s*
Maxson Automatic Machinery Co.
McLaughlin Research Corporation
Meeting Street
Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island
Merck Partnership for Giving
Microfibres, Inc.
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Monro Muffler/Brake & Service
The Moore Company*
Morgan Stanley*
Morrison Mahoney LLP
Mount Saint Charles Academy*
Mullen Scorpio & Cerilli
Natco Products Corporation
National Education Association,
Rhode Island
Nationwide Insurance*
Nautic Partners, LLC
Neighborhood Health Plan of
Rhode Island
New England Trane Service*
The Newport Daily News
Newport Harbor Corporation
Newport Tent Company
Nixon Peabody LLP
Nordson EFD*
Nordstrom
Nordstrom Rack
North Kingstown School Department
North Providence School Department
Northeast Utilities
Northrop Grumman
Ocean Point Insurance Agency*
Ocean State Community Resources
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The Tocqueville Society
Celebrating 30 Years of Leadership Giving
The Tocqueville Society acknowledges philanthropic leaders in each United Way community who
contribute $10,000 or more annually. Tocqueville Society members are critically important to our ability
to strengthen our communities and change lives. Their collective leadership represents 28 percent of
United Way of Rhode Island’s annual campaign with total gifts of more than $3.6 million. Our Tocqueville
Society members’ generosity today impacts the generations of tomorrow. In 2015, United Way is especially
grateful as the Tocqueville Society celebrated 30 years of success.
La Societe Nationale
$100,000 - $249,000
Carter Family Charitable Trust:
Mr. & Mrs. John S. Carter
Mary & Tom Gilbane
Dave & Gail Mixer
Bogdan & Rita Nowak
Mr. & Mrs. Jack O’Donnell
Ordre de Fraternite
$75,000 - $99,999
Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm A. Makin
Sharpe Family Foundation:
Henry & Peggy Sharpe
One member wishes to remain
anonymous
Tony and Virginia Thomas
Tocqueville Society members
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Ordre d’Egalite
$50,000 - $74,999
Michael & Patricia D’Ambra
Sarah & Charley Denby
David A. & Heidi Kirk Duffy
Arthur & Joyce Hurvitz
Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. McCulloch, Jr.,
Trustees of McAdams Charitable
Foundation
Carol A. Peterson
Merrill Sherman
Ordre de Liberte
$25,000 - $49,999
Alden & Emily Anderson
Martha & Oliver Bennett
Bill & Judy Braden
Elizabeth Chace
Joseph & Judith Cianciolo
Michael & Jamie Costello
Bradford & Kimberly Dimeo
Dr. Jack & Sandra Elias
Feibelman Family
Linda & Mark Formica
Helena & William Foulkes
Warren Galkin
William & Nancy Gilbane
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Grace
Jocelin Hamblett
Hope & David Hirsch
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Hodges
Bernard A. Jackvony
Jerrold L. & Barbara S. Lavine
Tom & Cathy Lawson
Loulie Mauran Groton
Ed & Karen Mauro
Peggy & Gene McQuade
Paul & Jean Moran
Terry & Pat Moran
Murray Family Charitable Foundation:
Terrence & Suzanne Murray
Rebecca & Victor Primavera, III
Arthur & Judith Robbins
Mr. Herman Hillson Rose
Thomas D.* & Virginia H. Soutter
Shivan & Jyothi Subramaniam
John & Pat Tarantino
Two members wish to remain
anonymous
Membres de la Societe
$10,000 - $24,999
The Honorable & Mrs. Dennis L.
Algiere
Peter & Danielle Andruszkiewicz
Thomas & Maria Barry
Carol G. Barton
Mrs. Gussie Baxt
Lisa G. Bisaccia &
Dr. Robert Naparstek
Laurie & Ruud Bosman
Ron & Marge Boss
David Bowerman
Edward & Sheila Broderick
Susan O. & David A. Brown
Nicholas Brown
Jan & John Buckley
Bernard & Heidi Buonanno
Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr.
Roberta Butler & Bott Ikeler
Elaine & Colby Cameron
Michael Caprio
Jack & Zelma Carey
Sally & Chuck Carpenter
James L. Carr, Jr.
Richard & Louise Carriere
John P. Casey
The Chase Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Choquette, Jr.
Steven & Linda Cohen
Mrs. Elfriede A. Collis
and the late Charles A. Collis
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Cummiskey
Joanne Daly & Guy Millick
Polly & Bob Daly
Edythe De Marco & Thomas Byrne,
In honor of clients of The De Marco
Group - Merrill Lynch
Rich & Carol DeRienzo
Tom & Sandy Dimeo
Nancy & Charlie Dunn
Michael W. & Patricia Fadil
Dr. Elaine & Barry Fain
Mr. & Mrs. Noel M. Field, Jr.
Robert & Ann Flanders
Sarah & Gerald Fogarty
Jason & Patricia Fowler
Gregory & Laura Garger
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gencarella
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Giguere
Mark & Catherine Gim
Karen & Rick Gladney
Jonathan W. & Cornelia K. Hall
Ned & Polly Handy
Alan Hassenfeld
Bill & Susie Hatfield
Richard & Carole Higginbotham
Gaye Hill & Jeffrey Urbina
Barry G. & Kathleen C. Hittner
Mary & Bill Hollinshead
Timothy & Michele Horan
Leslie M. Kenney
Dione & William Kenyon
Ken Knox & Marianne Holmes
Richard & Roanne Licht
George & Jeanne Lieb
Alan & Marianne Litwin
Stanley* & Martha Livingston
Matthew A. Lopes, Jr.
Sean & Wendy Lynch
Anthony Maione & Dori Gerhardt
Mr. & Mrs. James & Barbara Malerba
Herbert & Beverly Malin
Joseph J. & Meredith L. MarcAurele
Matthew T. Marcello, III &
Paula Marcello
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Martin
Mrs. Walter E. Mattis
Sachem Foundation
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Karin McCormick
Tim & Erika McCormick
Michael & Wendy McKelvy
Arthur & Martha Milot
Brian Moynihan & Susan Berry
Cindy & David Mullen
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Nagle
Jane S. Nelson
J. Timothy & Dorothy O’Reilly
Alice* & Calvin Oyer
Dr. Patricia & Mr. Joseph Recupero
Marcia S. Riesman
Charles & Martha Rogers
John & Peggy Ruggieri
Dr. Mim L. Runey
Jay & Carol Ryan
Salmanson Family Foundation
Arthur & Lynda Sampson
Ms. Jacqueline M. Savoie &
Dr. F. Dennis McCool
R. Kelly Sheridan &
Constance A. Howes
Russell & Cathy Shippee
Neil Steinberg & Genie Shao
Cynthia Stewart Reed
Janice & Peter Sullivan
Jack & Nina Sutherland
Leslie & Michael F. Sweeney
Anne & Michael Szostak
Tony & Virginia Thomas
James & Jill Tobak
Stephen & Caroline Tortolani
Christine Townsend
Frances & Peter Trafton
Bob & Kathy Twomey
Ms. Joni Walser
Howard & Elaine Weiss
Tot & Mary Wright
Dr. James Yashar Charitable
Family Fund
Dr. & Mrs. John A. Yena
Bill & Nancy Zeitler
Peter & Jennifer Zschokke
Seven members wish to remain
anonymous
*
Deceased
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The Keel Club
Making Waves with Leadership Giving
The Keel Club recognizes local philanthropic leaders who contribute $1,000–$9,999 annually in support
of United Way of Rhode Island’s mission. Last year, Keel Club members represented 20% of United Way’s
annual campaign, with total gifts of over $2.5 million. Their passion and commitment inspires others as
they help strengthen our communities and improve the lives of people in need.
Rebecca and Michael Marino
Keel Club members
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Stars & Stripes Crew
$7,500—$9,999
Richard & Amy Beretta
Maureen & Bud Cummings
Jonathan & Ruth Fain
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold M. Friedman
Jim & Fraser Gilbane
Dennis & Mary Grady
Christopher I. & Linda S. Johnson
Peter & Marnie Lacouture
Thomas & Margaret Lawlor Lamb
Peter & Sandy Miniati
Theresa Molloy
Sandra & Kenneth Pattie
John & Kitty Rok
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Worrell
One member wishes to remain
anonymous
Freedom Crew
$5,000—$7,499
Lisa & Nicholas Ahart
Patty & Mel Alperin
Joyce Alves
Richard C. Angelone
Susan & Robert Bahr
Norman & Ann Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Billings
Dick & Emily Boenning
Justin Bond
Mr. & Mrs. N. Calamis
Jim & Colette Calbi
Dena & Ken Carlone
Ron Ohsberg & Annette Cataldo
Cynthia K. Clay
Tom Coderre
Dorene M. Conlon
Michael R. Corcoran
David & Lorraine Devault
Paul & Kristen DiSanto
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Divoll
Jon & Julie Duffy
Veronica M. Ferro & Charles J. Ferro
Jack & Donna Flynn
Bob & Wini* Galkin
Barry & Sandy Gertz
Debra A. Gormley
Christopher Graham &
Jessica Pepitone
Jim & Dana Hahn
Kevin M. Higgins
Dawn & Joseph Hogan
Peter & Vicky Hollmann
John & Ann Kashmanian
David R. Katzen, MD &
Barbara R. Binder
John M. Kelly
Dr. Robin Krakowsky
Anne Berkelhammer Krause
G. Alan Kurose, MD
Pierre & Susan La Perriere
Michele & Tobias Lederberg
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Lee
Barbara Levine
Stephen & Sharon Linder
Michael D. & Mary Lynch
Steve & Carleen Massed
Kevin & Patty McCarthy
Carolyn & Bill McGillivray
Mary & Warren McGoldrick
Richard & Barbara McWhirter
Mark & Denise Meiklejohn
Bill & Joan Mekrut
Meg & Cornelius Murray
Bill & Barbara Murray
Mr. Christopher Natale
Pearl G. Nathan
Monica & Chistopher Neronha
Joyce A.J. Nichols
Wayne Kezirian & Elizabeth Paroli
Christina Paxson & Ari Gabinet
Betsey A. Purinton
Sandra Radcliffe & Jim Donaldson
James M. Ricci
Lynne & Michael Ryan
Scatchard Family
Allen & Barbara Scott
Bennett & Lissa Singer
Alexis & Percy Smith
Cay Den Herder & Dominick Tammaro
Gary & Mimi Venable
Melanie L. Waterman
Laureen White & Jim Taricani
Scott & Lori Wragg
Bill & Nancy Wray
Six members wish to remain
anonymous
Courageous Crew
$2,500 - $4,999
Paul Adler & Lori Basilico
Christopher J. Almon
Kathie J. Andrade & Greg Shea
Thomas & Barbara Arcangeli
Jason E. Archambault &
Neil A. Berenson
Rodney & Paula Baillargeon
Manny & Wanda Barrows
Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm B. Baxter
Robert & Susan Baxter
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Beauman
Roger & Diane Begin
Normand G. Benoit
Joseph Beretta
Mitzi & Bob Berkelhammer
Bruce E. Blank
Donald S. Blough
Kim Boekelheide & Janet Austin
Rebecca E. Book
Karen Bordeleau
Lisa & Stephen Bousquet
John J. Bowen
Donnie Braunstein
Mr. Donald D. Breed
Troyen A. Brennan
Mark Brooks
Robert & Melissa Brooks
Doug & Rosemary Brown
Dr. Larry K. Brown
William & Linda Bryan
Christopher J. Bunnell
Margaret & Edward Burgess
Elizabeth Burke Bryant &
Daniel C. Bryant
Louis & Renee Cappucci
David & Maureen Caprio
Karen & DeVere Carney
Mark Castro
Art & Doreen Chabot
Mr. & Mrs. George Charette
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Cipriani
William H. Claflin
Mike & Kathy Clarkin
Mr. Peter Claypool
Jack & Mary Jane Coffey
Lee Dimeo & Sean Coffey
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore D. Colvin
Rev. Dr. Jennifer & Brian C. Cook
Ned & Ruth Corcoran
Marybeth Corrente & Ray Mountain
Peter & Suzanne Costa
Stephen J. Craven
Anne & Peter Damon
Judith & Murray Danforth
We help people. |
Patrick & Laura Davies
Cathy Robertson Del Nero
Colleen Dickson
Jud Donaldson
Chris & Paula Downs
Mary Ella Dubreuil
Susan Duffy & Paul Gordon
Tom & Teresa Eagan
Myra J. Edens
Luann & Mitchell Edwards
Lisa Evora & Todd Sharon
Mr. & Mrs. Herculano S. Falcoa
David & Margaret Farrell
Doug & Tricia Fay
Mark & Adela Felag
Barbara & Walter Feldman
Brian & Maureen Fielding
Richard & Darla Finchum
John E. Finnerty, Jr.
Barbara Finigan Fitzgerald &
Paul Fitzgerald
Domenick C. Forte
Brian & Lisa Fortin
Paul & Gail Frechette
Karen & Gary Friedmann
Philip Friend & Family
Neil & Lynn Galvin
Allison Gauthier
Paul & Laura Gavin
Brian & Roseanne Gilligan
John J. Gilroy
Carla DeStefano & Richard Godfrey
Dr. Richard Goldberg
Colleen Gouveia Moulton
Donna M. Gregson
Lisa Guillette & Niall Murphy
Nancy J. & James M. Hagerty
Gary F. Haines
Pamela & Stuart Hallagan, III
Mr.* & Mrs. Benjamin P. Harris
Lise & Alan Hasegawa
Patrick O’Neill Hayes, Jr. &
Mary C. Hayes
Maggie Hayes-Cote
Robert Hertling, Jr.
John Higgins, Jr. & Family
Mike Hudson & Beth Hudson
Dennis & Martha Hultzman
William J. & Jo Ellen L. Hunt
Harry & Carolyn Huntoon
Howard & Ann Huntoon
Ryan & Allison Hutchins
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Ian Hyatt & Roberta Ribeiro
Rose M. & Luke T. Hyder
Kevin & Ann Ingram
Steven & Patricia Issa
Jennifer K. Turner & Keith R. Jacobson
Jeff & Teresa Jefferson
Michael D. Laflamme
In Memory of Ila Laremore
Melissa Karten
William & Fredda Kearney
Gabor I. Keitner
David & Q. Kellogg
Michael & Karen Kennally
Pamela N. Kirk
Maryclaire Knight & Daryl Wright
Jeff & Shirley Kolarik
Steve & Pauline Labrecque
Thomas Laird
Mike & Catherine Lebovitz
Beverly E. Ledbetter, Esq.
Bertram & Margaret Lederer
Ryan D. & Lori A. LePage
Edward Long & Evelyn Rhodes
Gary & Renee Love
Paul & Connie Loveland
Ann Marie & Frederick Macri
Robert E. Maddock
Daniel & Jolee Makin
Augustine A. Manocchia
Fred & Hedy Massotti
Edward & Marie Massoud
Gene & Maureen McCabe
Gail E. McCann &
Stanley Lukasiewicz
Mr. Charles E. McCoy, MD
Frank & Ronnie McFarland
Paul & Lisa McGartoll
Kevin & Fran McGrath
Patrick McGuigan & Elaine Fersh
Jim & Jane McGuirk
Dorothy & Esselton McNulty
Bill & Laurie Meisner
Michael Mello
James & Dale Mendes
Robert Merrill
Geoff & Sonia Millsom
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. More
Mrs. Glenda M. Morrison
James & Veronica Morrison
Meryl & Randy Moss
Marjorie Muller
Kenneth & Patricia Nanian
Virginia & Alan Nathan
Rich & Mary Nelson
Mike Notardonato
Kathy O’Donnell
Mr. Paul F. O’Reilly
Nina Pande
Gary R. Pannone
Richard & Sandra Parrillo
Stacy Paterno
Douglas Peckham, Jr.
Peter & Sheri Phillips
Bill & Ellen Piccerelli
Paul Pysz
Nancy & Enzo Rebula
Carol & Charles Reppucci
Chris & Celeste Rheaume
David M. Rice
Fred & Nancy Rockefeller
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Rockefeller
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Patrick A. Rogers
Donald & Nancy Rowell
Deborah & Chuck Royce
Dr. & Mrs. Francis X. Russo
Stephen F. Rutledge
Bruce Ruttenberg &
Heather MacLeod
Nancy Safer
David & Kara Salit
Harold & Jean Sanders
Brian C. & Jessica J. Schattle
Ms. Rachel Schwartz &
Dr. Peter D. Kramer
Giorgia & Christopher Shaban
Peter & Pam Sheehan
Stephen G. Sherlock
Paul A. Silver
Mike Skibo
Adrienne G. Southgate
Sandra M. Spies & Richard R. Spies
Mr. & Mrs. William Streker
The Swaminathans
Tim & Jennifer Swartz
Most Reverend Thomas J. Tobin
David J. Tracy & Jean M. Tracy
Kevin & Molly Tracy
Melissa L. Trapp &
Frank S. DeAngelis
Maura Travers
Will & Mary Ann Tsonos
Robert J. Tyler
Grace & Bob Vincent
Kristin & Richard Voccio
Joseph & Danielle Ward
Karen Johnson Weavill
Alicia Wells-Smith & William Smith, Jr.
Mr.* & Mrs. Peter J. Westervelt
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Whinery, Jr.
Bill White
Ryan & Christina Wilkes
Bob & Teri Wolff
Richard & Victoria Wood
Mr. & Mrs. Harrison M. Wright
David Yopak
Stephen & Antonia Zubiago
Twenty five members wish to remain
anonymous
Intrepid Crew
$1,500—$2,499
Paul G. Aballo
Kate Lacouture & Tony Adams
Dennis Agin
Marisa A. Albanese
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Aldrich
Darlene M. Allen
Jeff & Susan Allen
Kristine R. Allen
Gerry & Melanie Alonso
Berndt W. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Angell
Ms. Susan K. Arnold &
Mr. Frederick B. Arnold
Scott Asadorian
Brian & Eileen Azar
Lawrence & Susan Payne Bacher
Sue Kairnes Baker
Ms. Mary Ann Barboza
Etta & Bob Bates
Maurice & Barbara Bell
Christopher Belleau
Kyle & Eneida Bennett
Michele R. Berard
Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Bevelander
Peg & Jim Bierden
Jonathan & Jodi Blauvelt
Maureen & Tim Bowen
Jeanne Boyle
Rufus & Ardell Brackley
Susan Braverman
Mr. & Mrs. S. James Busam
Fred & Joyce Butler
Brion Callori
Rick & Sue Campbell
Anthony Capuano, Jr.
Dan & Kate Careb
David & Patricia Carlin
Chuck & Alix Cavas
Steve & Pat Chamberlain
Keith & Rebecca Christensen
Anne M. Ciresi
Jeanne Cola
Mike & Nancy Convery
John & Shari Cooper
William & Mary Corcoran
Frank & Evelyn Cordeiro
Ellen Costello
Paul & Ann Cournoyer
Stacy A. Couto
Lori & Joe Crowshaw
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cummings
John Cuomo
Angie D’Albora
Kirk & Dianne Daniels
Dan & Elizabeth Davis
Joseph DeAngelis &
Donna Neville-DeAngelis
Michael & Ellen DeCataldo
Karen G. Del Ponte
Delemontex Family
Irene & Anthony Dematteo
Gregory Derderian & Mara Derderian
Kimberly A. Desimone
Paul & Meg DeThomas
Steven & Cheryl Deware
Carol & Robert Di Censo
Joyce & Walter Dias
Keith C. Dickerson
Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dillon
Leonard A. DiLorenzo &
Annmarie Garceau
Lawrence & Marybeth Dionne
Anthony & Shelly DiPaola
Kenneth & Barbara DiSaia
Michael & Mary DiSandro
George & Judy Dlugos
Thomas Doeppner & Katrina Avery
David Donald
Jayne M. Donegan
Sheila M. & James R. Drew
James F. Dugan
Joseph & Maryann England
Peter & Jan Eskelund
John & Beth Eustis
Mr. Ken J. Facchiano
Maura & Steven Fairbanks
Tony Faria
Jennifer Elizabeth Faria
Ms. Mary E. Farley
Malcolm Farmer, III
Kevin & Connie Farrell
Cheryl Faulds
Robert R. Faulkner
Phyllis Fern
Jeff & Sherryl Fields
Jake Filoon & Gretchen Filoon
Cynthia T. Fiore
Rod & June Fischer
Richard & Joyce Fleischer
David F. Fogerty & Sharon J. Fogerty
Jeremiah H. Cannon, Jr. &
Mariana Fox
Bobbie & Dennis Foy
Richard Fritz & Laurie Warren
Michael J. Fuchs
Scot & Lindsay Fulghum
Madeline M. Furtado
Patricia A. Galuska
Tom & Kathi Gay
Ronnie Gibson & Sari Cook
Cathie Gilligan
Lori M. Giordano
Moshe & Shoshana Golden
Mr. & Mrs. George M. Goodwin
Mr. Terrence Gray
Mark & Linda Griffin
Cal Groton
William & Judith Hall
Samuel E. Hanna, Jr.
Ami Hansen
Bill & Jane Hawkins
Gina Campbell Helm
Johanna Hetherton
Stephen & Ellen-Ann Higginbotham
Natalie Higgins
Mr. Louis R. Giancola &
Dr. Pamela C. High
Carissa Hill & Toby Bennett
Jason T. Hill
Diane L. Hollingworth
Dr. & Mrs. Harold Horwitz
Mr. Michael R. Hrycin
Al & Sue Hulley
Bruce Humphrey
Diane & Thomas Iacono
Dr. Jordan Jaffe &
Mrs. Debbi Gilstein Jaffe
Warren & Janet Jagger
Oscar & Goretti Joaquim
Cheryl H. Johnson
Peter F. Jones & Wayne G. Gaffield
Lori & Steven Kahan
Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Kammerer
Richard A. Kaplan & Susan Kearney
Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Kaufman
John & Julie Kaull
Steven L. Kay
Thomas & Pauline Kean
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Kee
Larry & Mary Beth Keefe
Dr. Steven M. Kempner
J. Michael Kennedy
Lee Kernan
Geraldine Killilea
Glenn & Deborah King
Mr. Gerald Kitchen
Sue Klawans
Katherine D. Klosowski
Ramarao Koppaka
Mary Kay Koreivo
Joe & Linda Kowalski
Rich & Celina Krupski
Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Kwarta
Deborah & Peter Lamm
Craig R. Lamp
Arthur & Eva Landy
The Languirand Family
Cindy L. Larson
Mr. & Mrs. Blake Laverdiere
Connie Laverty O’Connor &
Patrick O’Connor
Albert Lay
Denise E. Leber
Peter & Deborah Lipman
Ray & Peggy Lippka
Susan Lloyd
Linda & Gary Lulli
Amy & Greg Lupica
John & Carol Macaluso
Ed & Carol MacRae
Robin Main & Robert Powers
John & Rogean Makowski
Tom Mangiaratti
Anthony & Sarah Mangiarelli
Chantrey Marchand
Richard M. Marquis
Doug & Gretchen Mayhew
Daniel & Jeanine McConaghy
James & Carissa McMillen
Dennis & Diane McNamara
Paul J. McSoley
Colleen J. Medeiros
Felicia Fund, Inc.
Jeffrey E. Meyer
Lisa & Gordon F. Miller
Jonathan & Wendy Mishara
Ron & Caryn Mitchell
Debbie Mitchell
Tony & Rebecca Moniz
Mary & Richard Moody
Thomas W. & Judith H. Moore
David Morgan
John Mortenson
Dennis & Linda Murphy
Don D. Myers
Donald F. Naber
Larry T. Nagel
Pam Nolan
Ms. Mary E. Noons
Brian O’Connell
Mr. John Olerio
Brian M. O’Malley
Colin Owyang
Diana & Kevin Pagliarini
Julie Palazini
Catherine M. Parente
Jason & Celia Pelkey
Ms. Barbara J. Perino
Mr. Angelo Pezzullo
Donna L. Piasczyk
Paul & Eleanor Pierannunzi
Susan M. Pirri
Yahaira Placencia
John F. Poirier
Joseph P. & Lesley J. Pratt
Debra & Wade Price
Joseph M. Procaccini
John L. Pucci
Patty & Dale Radka
Nicholas & Carol Rago
Sheila M. Raposa
Kevin A. Raymond &
Cecille M. Palumbo
Christopher & Mary ReCasino
Duncan Reid
Matthew Reid
Don & Liz Reilly
Michael E. Renfree
Michael J. Renzi
John Rinkacs
Susan & Lloyd J. Robertson
Paula & Carl Rossi
Alan R. Rote, MD
David & Marjorie Rubin
Kathleen A. Ryan, Esq.
William & Deborah Scambio
Daniel S. Schilke
Karen & Craig Sculos
Bob & Sarah Seelert
Susan Sekelsky
Deming & Jane Sherman
Forrest J. Shingles
George & Susan Shuster
P. Robert Siener, Jr.
John Silva &
Ms. Debra L. Westgate-Silva
Joseph L. Silva
Robert Silvia
Barbara J. Silvis
Donna Simmons
John Sinnott
Craig Sipe & Kristin Fletcher
Julia Anne & Peter Slom
Steven Sloman & Linda Covington
Brian & Monique Smith
David & Kristen Soforenko
Liz Soyka
Louis & Rebecca Sperling
Joanne Speroni-Woody &
Michael M. Woody
Scott & Sally Stevenson
Andrew D. Stone
Susan & Bob Strouse
Eric & Cindy Swanson
Joanne S. Tellier
Bill & Donna Templeton
Steven P. Thacker
Joseph J. Thomas
Rick & Helen Tjader
Pentti Tofte
Ingrid Tolentino
Marianne Tracy
Nicole M. Tremblay
Donald & Pamela Troppoli
Roland & Martha Vigneault
Dawn M. Visinho
A.T. Wall & Maria DeCarvalho
Tammy King Walsh
Robin & Newell Warde
John & Kathryn Webber
Mrs. J. Prewitt Wehle
Joann L. White
Joseph B. & Annette M. White
Julie White-Gooding
Michael J. White
Paul & Cindy Wielgus
Stephen Williams
Nancy E. B. Wilson
Linda B. Winfrey
Stephanie B. Wirth
Cheryl A. Young
Lori-Ann & Al Zannini
Thirty seven members wish to
remain anonymous
Constellation Crew
$1,000—$1,499
Thomas R. & Debra A. Achterberg
Ada & Whitney Addington
Elaine Alderdice
Herb Alexander
Dr. Paul & Sheila Alexander
Anjum & Sadiq Alikahn
Bill & Amabel Allen
Mr. George Almeida, Jr.
Victoria M. Almeida
Colleen & Arthur Anderson
Colleen O. Anderson
Dawn Anderson
Bert* & Pudge Anger
Mr. Francesco N. Antidormi
Susan H. Areson
Alex & Mandy Arroyo
Mathew D. Arruda
Brad Artery
Leif & Karen Askeland
Leah M. Atkins
Jennifer G. Audette
Mayor Scott Avedisian
Steven B. Avery & Jean B. Avery
John & Kristina Bachner
Meredith Bailey
Eric Barbato
Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Barry
Nicholas James Batten
Paul Bayne
Edward W. Beck
Carolyn E. Belisle
Dr. Christina Bellanti
Bridget Benedetti
Douglas C. Bennet
Kerrie L. Bennett
Raymond & Nancy Benoit
Kevin Bense
Mr. & Mrs. J. Stephen Bentz
Christopher & Christine Collins
Phil & Lisa Bergeron
Thomas C. Berl
Mr. & Mrs. Kosta Bitsis
Elizabeth M. Blaicher
Heidi Blais
Lionel J. Boisvert
Diane & David Bolusky
Richard L. Bonin
Christopher J. Boston
Shauneen Bourgeois & Kim Landry
James D. Bouthillier
Lawrence & Sharleen Bowen
Terry J. Brennan
Jeffrey & Jessica Brier
John & Kathy Brooks
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Brousseau
Karen Brown
Kevin Brown
Robert & Susan Brunelli
Anne Brunson
Mindy & Stephen Burbridge
Doreen Burgers
Jim & Melissa Burton
Mr. & Mrs. John Busavage
Joseph & Pamela Butera
Patrick & Kimberly Butler
In memory of Harry &
Vickie Garabedian
Dawn & Jeff Quimby
Peggy Caddigan
We help people. |
Joan Caine
Alfred P. Caldarone
Jim & Dot Camara
The Campbells
Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Campellone
Paul J. Cappello
Peter G. Carlsen
Michelle S. Carney
Lori Caron Silveira, Esq.
Linda L. Carpenter, MD
Sherri L. Carrera
Mrs. Jane P. Castro
Nathan W. Chace, Esq. &
Mary E. Chace
Patricia & John Chadwick
Pratima Chaparala
Kathleen A. Charbonneau
Susan & Andrew Chlebus
Fredric V. Christian, MD
Bonnie Chung
Brett & Jody Cicchese
Frank & Denise Cirillo
JoAnne Clark
Matthew F. Clarke
Sidney Clifford, Jr.
Joyce & Stephen Coffey
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Coghlin
Thomas E. Cole
Alfred Coletti
Sandi Connors
Nick & Anne Coogan
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Cook
Robert Cook
Richard Coombs
Leon N. Cooper
Lisa & Jeff Cooper
William J. Corcoran
Donald Cormier & Ann Thomas
Dan & Celine Corrigan
Lynn & John Corwin
Bernard J. Cote
Wesley Cotter
Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. Coustan
Mr. & Mrs John D. Cox
James & Dianne Cranham
Michael E. Criscione
Charlotte Crist
Patrick & Joan Cronin
Donna M. Cruz
Michael Csollany
Melissa Cummings
Robert & Elizabeth Cummiskey
John & Tarra Curran
Christopher & Darcy DaCosta
Jeanne D’Agostino & Mark Braun
Amy Daley
John & Isabel Daniels
Ms. Anne Marie D’Attelo
Jeffrey & Karen Davis
Karen L. Davis
Peg & Gary Davis
Richard K. Dawber
Deborah Dawson
Rosemary Day
Deborah DeBare
Robert A. DeFelice
Mark W. & Nancy L. Delaney
Tara & Robert DeMoura
Christopher & Trudy Deneff
Mark O. Denehy
Penelope H. Dennehy, MD
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Henry & Shantha Diaz
Claudia A. DiGiovanni
Ms. Karen DiLauro
Pat Dillon
Ms. Kimberly A. DiPietro
Brendan Doherty
Nick Dominick
Mr. Shawn R. Donahue
Victor Duarte
Erin Dube & Adam Greenman
Mr. Paul R. Dube
John & Joan Dugan
Mr. Jerry I. Duhamel, Jr.
Paul R. Dumaine
Christy & Jeremy Duncan
Paul D. Dunlap
Stephen A. Duvel
Dan & Deb Dwight
Jenifer Dwyer
Rosemary M. Dwyer
Ewa M. Dzwierzynski
Scott & Mary Eastman
Steve Edwards
Stephen & Ann Eno
Cindy Marie Erickson
Cyndie & Dennis Estevao
Justin Evans & Linda Evans
Mr. Barnet Fain
John & Deborah Farley
Marcia Felber
Edward & Barbara Feldstein
Jay & Joyce Ferguson
Paola & Albert Fernandez
James Ferrara
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Ferraro
Sara M. Fester
Barbara G. Fields
Kiki Finn
Phil Fish
Kenneth & Elizabeth Flanagan
Laurie-Ann & Richard Flaxington
David & Janice Fleming
Ann M. Fletcher
Frank Flynn
Ken Forden
Naomi Foster
David J. Frechette
Irene Freeman
Kim M. Frenze
Mr. Michael T. Friel
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Galbraith
Norman Gansert
Eileen & Lisardo Garcia
Joan R. & Stephen M. Garfinkel
David & Linda Gaskill
Melinda Gaudreau
Marc J. Gauthier
Stephen Geanacopoulos &
Rebecca J. Wilson
Joseph S. Gendron
Steve Giannakas
James & Patricia Giddings
Emily Gilcreast
Michael Gillis
David & Madeline Glaude
Richard & Priscilla Glucksman
Chrystal M. Glynn
Kathy & Mike Goldberger
Charles E. Golden, Jr.
Patti & Howard Goldstein
Maryellen Goode
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Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Liz Goodermote
Norma B. Goodman
Mr. Brad A. Gordon
Ann M. Goudreau
Julie & Gerry Goulet
Lois & George Graboys
Michael & Pattie Grandchamp
Al Grant
Rose Mary Grant
Heather Greenwood
Mr. Phillip L. Griffin
William R. Grimm &
Deborah A. Shadd
Russell B. Gross, Jr.
Helen Grossman
Rabbi & Mrs. Leslie Gutterman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayne
Richard L. Hall, Jr.
B. David Hammarstrom
Cristie A. Hanaway
Mr. Douglas G. Hancher
Paul Hanlon
Nicholas Haponik &
Robert Tomasello
Barbara K. Hart
Jeff & Sue Hawes
Michael & Denise Hebert
Andre Heidenheim
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Hodges
Nancy M. Howard
Mrs. Polly Cazeault Huckel
George M. Hume
Kathy & Brian Hunt
Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Hunter
Zaneta Hunter
Phil & Audrey Hussey
Tom & Kim Hutchinson
Stanley R. Ifill
John Isberg
Mickey Jemo
Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Jenkins, Jr.
Petra Jenkins
Megan M. Johnson
Mr. Paul W. Jolin
Mike & Glo Jordan
Carl F. Kaestle
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kagan
Stanley & Madeline Kanter
Sandra Karns
Daniel J. Kavanagh
Tom & Janice Kearney
Susan Keller
M. Kelley
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Kelly
Michael John Kerr
Nick & Amie Kershaw
Kevin P. Kiernan
Kathleen & Martin Kits van Heyningen
Paul J. Kloiber
George E. Knowles
Michael & Linda Kohler
William A. Kramer
Paul & Diana Kroushl
Don & Victoria Kujawa
Bob Kunz
Pamela S. LaBreche
John E. Lafleur
Paul & Ann Lagasse
Mr. & Mrs. Leif M. Lamoray
Robert P. Landau, Esq.
Ted & Linda Lane
Lil Lane*
Ms. Christine M. Langevin
Jill M. LaPoint
In Memory of Gary Larocque &
Chiefs Robert & Rene Coutu
Donald A. Larson
Myra Latimer-Nicholas
Mr. & Mrs. John Lawler
Ms. Lori L. Lawrence
Susan Leach DeBlasio
Dennis Leamy, Jr.
Susan & John Leidecker
Mr. Paul E. Lemont
Kimberly Levesque
Dr. David C. Lewis & Eleanor Lewis
Mrs. Henry Lewis, III
Mrs. Frank Licht
Robert A. Lieberman &
Peri Ann Aptaker
Henry H. Lillie, Jr.
Matthew Liskom
Mr. Joseph T. Little, Jr.
Valerie M. Littlefield
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Loffredo
Peter Lomi
Nancy S. Loney
Karen & John Longo
Steven Lubar
Patricia Lucarelli
Bob & Liz Lundgren
Glen & Kathy Lyford
Stephen J. Lynch & Laura A. Klein
Bethany A. Lyons
Dr. Donald MacDougall &
Jayne MacDougall
John & Rebecca Maccarone
Jim & Bonnie MacGlaflin
Paula C. MacLeod
Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. MacMillan
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mahoney
Ryan C. Mahoney
Tod & Michelle Mahony
Winfield Major & Susan Starkweather
Judy & Robert Mann
Tom & Karen Manning
Paula Manseau
Bob & Maria Marcello
Rebecca Marino
Ronald & Mary Marshall
Paul & Carol Marsiglio
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Martel
Edward W. Martin
Harry & Susan Martin
Patricia Martin
William Martin & Patricia Martin
Patricia K. & Roger J. Martinez
Theresa L. Massoud
Rena Mate
Michael & Colleen Matigian
Steve & Nancy Maxwell
Mr. & Mrs. James J. McAllister, Jr.
Bill & Donna McArdle
David & Kim McCabe
Victoria McCrae
Thomas McDermott
Robin & Terrence McGill
James P. McKenna
Gary McLane
Renay & Todd McLeish
Mr. Dennis L. McPhillips
Donald & Virginia McQueen
John & Karen Medeiros
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Melia
Suzanne Melo
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Menard
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Meringolo
Lee & Jenny Merrill
Steve & Laura Metcalfe
Paul & Jackie Metro
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Miccoli
Linda & Richard Michalek
Michael V. Milito
Toby & Diane Miller
Keith & Daryl Moffat
Mr. D. Scott Molloy, Jr.
Dr. Jack & Susan Monchik
Matthew Moniz
Harold S. Moore
Mark Moore
Paul & Susan Moran
Ernie & Sandy Moreira
Sharon L. Morgan
Barry & Barbara Morphis
Deirdre Morrison
William & Leigh Moynihan
Joseph T. Murray
Richard Nadeau
Colin J. Nagle
Jay & Michaela Napoli
John & Kathy Nealon
Eric & Kathryn Nemes
Timi Ann X. Neri & Marie E. Esposito
Kelly Nevins
Charles & Linda Newton
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Nicastro
Bill & Beth Noonan
Daniella Norwood
Mark & Jeanne Nugent
Gene & Eileen Oakland
Robert & Maureen Oberg
Michael & Janet O’Brien
Kim & Anthony A. O’Dea
Maureen A. O’Donnell
Sarah & Dan O’Gara
Susan P. Olson
Albert W. Ondis
Charles Scott Ostrowski
James & Mindy Oswald
Mrs. Anne N. Ott
Gary & Christine Pacheco
Gail & Richard Pagano
Thomas & Patricia Papa
Joseph Pasciuto
Jacqueline Patterson
William R. Patterson, III
Thomas C. & Margaret M. Pearson
Laura Freedman Pedrick
Hugh A. Peltz, II
Deb Pereira
Jerry & Jane Perez
Cindy & Tom Perrin
Sully & Diana Perry
Christian D. Peterson
Richard H. Petrarca
Joseph Petrucci
Richard & Donna Petrucci
Randall & Kerry Phillips
Richard & Paula Phillips
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Piccolo
David & Rachel Piche
Timothy Pickering
Lyndalu Pieranunzi
Jane Pilz
Valerie J. Pimenta
Mr. James J. Pimentel
Lianne C. Pinheiro
Jill C. Pipher
Patricia Placencia
Domenic & Dona Pontarelli
Christopher Popadic
Joe & Joan Pratt
Stephanie Ogidan Preston
Joan E. Prevett
Rose & Victor Primavera, Jr.
Brian & Jennifer Prince
Elliott & Judy Pritikin
Dr. & Mrs. C. Brandon Qualls
Lisia Quinlivan
Rick & Debbie Quinlivan
Mrs. Ann-Marie Quinn
Anne & Patrick Quinn
Emilia Almeida-Rainey
Joe & Eileen Rainone
Herbert Rakatansky, MD
Michelle Raymond
Ms. Reva A. Rebeiro
Walter G. D. Reed
Rocky & Kelly Reeves
Peter & Karleen Regan
Joseph Renzi
Ms. Susan T. Replogle
Jim & Lorrie Reynolds
Eileen Richardson
Mr. Brian D. Rickard
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Riley
Henry & Jan Rines
Charles P. Roberts
Jim & Karen Robinson
Ken & Kathryn Robinson
Susan Robinson Fruchtl
Dr. John Robson
Karen Roche
Jonathan A. Roderick
Mr. & Mrs. Augusto Rojas, Jr., JD
Janice Rosa
Lawrence & Mary Ross
Mr. Reid A. Rotatori
Dr. & Mrs. Fred Rotenberg
Stephen E. Russell
Robert G. Salmonsen
Andrew & Laura Sanita
Karen A. Santilli
Bernie & Donna Santino
Bob & Tracy Santos
Patricia O. Saracino
John T. Sargent
Bill Sauer
Dr. Keith G. Saunders &
Monique Saunders
Douglas E. Scala
Todd M. Schofield
Stephen C. Schonning &
Polly Churlton
Ed & Nancy Schottland
Hans & Charlene Schreiber
Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Schreitmueller
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco
Brenda Senak
Cheryl A. Senerchia
Mariana R. Sequeira &
James Sequeira
Scott & Becky Settje
Intiaz Shaik
Nancy Shanik
Sivakumar Shanmugasundaram
Bruce & Judith Shaw
Barbara Shays
Karen S. Sheahan
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Sheehan
Mr. & Mrs. Albert K. Sherman, Jr.
Curtis & Cindy Shillings
Alan Shoer & Mary Lou Wernig
Stephen Shoren
William Shuey & Frances Shipps
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Siatti
Amy & Stephen Sills
Mary Jane & Dennis J. Silva
Daniel & Rachel Silverman
Michael Silverstein
Pearle W. & Martin M. Silverstein
Foundation
Cheryl A. Sinko
Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Smeal
Maxine Smith
Richard B. Smith
Bruce & Jean Snow
Judy Layne Snow
Ginny S. Solomon
Stacia L. Soucy
Jane Sousa
Michelle Spriggs
Donna St. Angelo
Stephen M. Stanback
Maura Stavovy
Pamela Wilde Stenberg
Colleen E. Stevenson
Robert & Faye Stolzman
Carolyn Mark & Bill Stone
Calvin Strong
Elizabeth Suever &
Robert Knychalski
Terrence & Katherine Sullivan
Richard C. Sullivan
Christel K. Sulpizio
Shannon Sweeney Saunders
Jan Sykora
Sam S. Sylvester
Steve & Geri Tamborelli
Julius & Laura Tancinco
Tejal P. Tarro
Maria P. Tateosian
Mr. Eric Taylor
Thomas N. Terry
Gary & Jean Tetreault
Ray & Gail Tetreault
John E. Tierney
Donna Ferretti Tihalas
Bart & Laura Totten
Ms. Sharon E. Trask
The Trigo Family
Katharine & Arthur Trotman
Peter M. Tudino
Michael J. Uva
Veasley Family
John S. Verruso
Dan & Jennifer Vieira
June & Dennis Vinhateiro
J. Michael & Anne Marie Vittoria
Mamie & Rich Wakefield
Jim & Maureen Walsh
Aislinn Walters
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ward
John & Karen Warren
Jennifer P. Wasson
Donald & Crystal Way
John & Marcy Welch
Bob & Barbara Westlake
Fox Wetle
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. Wheeler
Ms. Tamiko M. Doyle
Todd D. & Patricia White
George B. Wickett, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David Wilder
Paul & Joan Wilkinson
Daniel J. Williams
Jerome F. Williams
Kevin L. Williams & Cheryl Le Clair
Matt & Laura Wischnowsky
Mary Ann Wood
Ron Wood
Art M. Yarumian
Robert F. & Deborah J. Yost
Tammy & Robert Young
Edward R. Zarenski
Anthony D. Zelano
Steven C. Zenofsky
Janet & Melvin Zurier
One hundred and two members wish
to remain anonymous
*
Deceased
Opening Doors for Westerly’s Children
Opening Doors for Westerly’s Children works to improve out-ofschool opportunities and childhood literacy in Westerly. This
year, volunteers raised $23,000 to provide scholarships for
afterschool and summer learning opportunities, and raised an
additional $23,000 to provide backpacks and school supplies
for 390 students in Westerly’s Hasbro Summer Learning
Program at Tower Street Community Center and Head Start, and
to children throughout Bradford. Volunteers also distributed
books and backpacks at the Jonnycake Center, a local food
bank. The program has grown in three short years from serving
90 children to serving 390 children, and doubling the number of
summer scholarships from 10 to 20.
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The Anchor Society
Investing in our Community’s Future with
Planned Giving
Financial Information
A snapshot of our annual finances.
The Anchor Society recognizes United Way of Rhode Island’s most loyal donors whose investment in our
community’s future makes significant and long-lasting change in people’s lives. Through their planned gift,
Anchor Society members make an impact that will be felt during their lifetimes and for many years to come.
Resources: $18,325,000
David McCahan, Jr.
Robert McManus*
Carol A. Peterson
Jean H. Scott*
Clarke Simonds, Sr.*
Dennis E. Stark
Alec & Susan Taylor
Pat H. Turner
Thomas & Sharon Veronneau
Charitable Trust
Donald & Crystal Way
Harold A. Winstead Charitable
Foundation
*
Deceased
From July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015 (unaudited results)
UWRI Annual Campaign 68.4%
RI Charities Trust 21.1%*
Photo: Peter Goldberg
Sarah and Charley Denby
Anchor Society members
Barbara & Doug Ashby
Natalie Brown*
Marjorie W. Crook*
Dr. & Mrs. Charles Denby, II
Lester W. Doel*
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Flynn
Tom & Mary Gilbane
Frederick Griffith*
John E. & Janet S. Hall
Karen A. Davie & Garrison A. Hull
Frederick Jackson
Lucille L. Lalumiere*
Marie Langlois
Beverly Glenn Long*
Grant Income (Government & Private Foundations) 6.4%
State Employee Campaigns 2.7%
Investment, Rental, Grant & Other Income 1.4%
Other funding partners
*
Trusts and foundations, and media partners
Trusts and Foundations
Key Community Underwriters
$2,000,000 or more
Rhode Island Charities Trust, a fund
of The Rhode Island Foundation
Community Benefactors
$40,000 - $99,999
Walter L. and Edna N. Davol Fund
June Rockwell Levy Foundation
Virginia T. Madeira Fund
Metcalf Foundation
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation
Noyce Foundation
Wallace Foundation
Community Investors
$10,000 - $39,999
Afterschool Alliance
Boss Family Fund for Literacy
Katherine F. Hubbard &
Josephine H. Williams Fund
Emily G.F. Nicholson
Charitable Trust
National Conference of
State Legislatures
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Julius and Jesse Richmond
Palmer Fund
Henry & Peggy Sharpe Fund
R.C. Thompson, Jr. Fund
Mary Yonker Memorial Fund
Community Supporters
$500 - $9,999
Alperin/Hirsch Family Foundation
Anonymous Fund of the Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Appleby Charitable Trust
Blackall Fund
Edna N. Davol Fund
Henry P. & Priscilla B. Eldredge Fund
Gertrude N. Goldowsky &
Seebert J. Goldowsky Foundation
George & Evelyn Ingleby Fund
Janci Foundation
Lewis P. and Edna D. Lipsitt Fund
Paul D. Lynch Scholarship Fund
The Ruth and Samuel Markoff
Foundation
Arthur & Martha Milot Fund
Robert G. Mirman Trust
Emma L. Myrick Memorial Fund
Emma & Ely Oppenheimer Fund
Naomi and Viola Osterman Fund
George & Naomi Sawyer Fund
Pearle W. & Martin M. Silverstein
Foundation
Peter and Sunny Toulmin Fund
John M. and Mary S. Wall
The Webb Moscovitch Family Fund
Genevieve C. Weeks Fund
Media Partners
Cerio Communications
Clear Channel Communications
Cogens Printing Services
Cox Communications
Cumulus Media
David O’Connor Photography
DR Communications
Envision Technology Advisors, LLC
GoLocalProv
Lamar Advertising
Latino Public Radio
The Newport Daily News
Oomph, Inc.
Patch
Pawtucket Red Sox
Peter Goldberg Photography
Poder 1110 - WPM Z
Providence Bruins
Providence Business News
Providence en Español
Providence Media
Regine Printing
Rhode Island Broadcasters
Association
The Rhode Island Family Guide
Rhode Island Monthly
Rhode Island Newspaper Group
(RING)
Rhode Island Public Radio
88.1 FM/91.5 FM/102.7 FM
Robyn Ivy Photography
Survival By Design
Telemundo Providence
Tiempo Social
Udris Film
WADK
WARV 1590 AM
WBLQ
WEEI 103.7 FM
WJAR NBC 10
WLNE ABC 6
WPRI 12 / Fox Providence
Established by Textron founder Royal Little in 1937 to benefit our United Way.
Managed by The Rhode Island Foundation.
USE OF Resources: $18,325,000
From July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015 (unaudited results)
Donor Investments to UWRI's Community Impact Fund 38.0%
Donor Investments to UWRI's Community Impact Fund 38.0%
Donor Directed Disbursements to Specific Organizations 34.3%
Donor Directed Disbursements to Specific Organizations 34.3%
Fundraising & Administration 16.8%*
Fundraising & Administration 16.8%*
Grant Expense (Government and Private Foundations) 8.7%
Grant Expense (Government and Private Foundations) 8.7%
Interest & Depreciation 1.5%
Interest & Depreciation 1.5%
United Way of America Dues 0.7%
United Way of America Dues 0.7%
*
Paid from Rhode Island Charities Trust income.
We help people. |
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Phone: 401.444.0600 | Fax: 401.444.0635
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Community Impact Report - United Way of Rhode Island

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