THE FACE OF GIVING 2010 ANNUAL REPORT

TULSA AREA UNITED WAY

VISION 2013STRATEGIC PLAN

VISION: We envision a community where all individuals and

families achieve their full human potential

MISSION:We unite people and resources to improve lives and build

a stronger community

STRATEGIC STATEMENTS:1. Enhance organizational capacity

and operational excellence

2. Achieve new funding sourceswhile protecting and growingexisting revenue streams

3. Deepen the community’sunderstanding of TAUW’sunique value

4. Expand ability to ensure thatcommunity investments matchevolving community needs

A message from the Chairman andthe TAUW President and CEO

In early 2010, the Tulsa Area United Way and our Strategic Planning Committee launched Vision 2013, the new long range strategic plan. This plan became our guiding principle, challenging us to align our annual goals with four very ambitious three-year strategic statements.

As a result, 2010 was a year of significant milestones for the Tulsa Area United Way:

• We reduced operating expenses to 9.38%, earning us a 4-star rating in organizational efficiency by Charity Navigator and putting us in the top 5% of the most efficient United Ways across the United States

• We increased funding and expanded relationships in 4 targeted groups: Small Businesses, Women’s Leadership Council, Planned Giving and the Tocqueville Society. We added almost $2 million new dollars and our performance ranked us nationally in the top 3% for revenue generation of the more than 1,200 United Ways

• We revamped the TAUW messaging and sharpened its focus on our unique value to the community through our investment in the three building blocks for a better life: Education, Financial Stability and Health/Safety

• We became more intentional about our investments in and expectations of our 61 partner agencies by adding one new agency, discontinuing our partnership with two agencies and redirecting close to $1 million in partner agency investments

Our 2010 goal was formidable, the 2nd highest goal in our 86-year history. Yet we exceeded it by $257,252 raising $24,324,803. First and foremost, we owe a very special thanks to Chair Dan Ellinor and his Campaign Cabinet for their extraordinary work.

Our United Way has been supported by tens of thousands of volunteers and donors whose compassionate hearts and immense generosity define our community and embody our mission. For that, we thank each and every one of you.

Over the past 86 years, our United Way has invested more than $590 million in the Tulsa area. We have reached many milestones but there is much work yet to be accomplished. As 2011 begins, we are well-prepared for the challenges of meeting our community’s most pressing needs and building hope for a better tomorrow.

Sincerely,

Don Walker Mark R. Graham2010 Chairman, TAUW PresidentBoard of Directors and CEO

STRENGTHENING OURCOMMUNITYWhat Makes Us Unique?TAUW is the only nonprofit organization in the six-county area funding 61 partner agencies whose critical services deliver the three building blocks to a better life:

Education

Financial Stability

Health/Safety

By focusing on these essential building blocks, community volunteers, along with TAUW, help identify urgent community needs and ensure that all donations are wisely invested to meet the highest identified necessities. The funds target community initiatives and help sustain our 61 partner agencies in providing services for citizens of every age and circumstance, from prenatal to end-of-life, through all stages of their lifetimes.

All contributions have a direct and profound impact on improving the lives of people you know – living in your neighborhood, going to your children’s school, working alongside you every day.

Those combined donations also create a significant economic “return on investment” in this six-county area. A recent research study* shows that our United Way is truly an economic engine for this community:

• For every dollar given, TAUW partner agencies leverage an additional $9.10 from other resources

• TAUW’s investment in partner agencies directly and indirectly supports over 3,734 jobs

• Annual economic impact was $249,573,000

• The collective services of the Tulsa Area United Way partner agencies generated over $22.7 million in tax revenue for our state and community

This is why the Tulsa Area United Way exists: to improve lives and build a stronger community by bringing citizens together to give, advocate and volunteer.

*TAUW Economic Impact Study, May 2009

2-1-1 Helpline responded to 144,594 calls in 2010, a 6% increase from 2009. Dialing 2-1-1 connects callers to trained specialists with access to multi-lingual translations and a database of thousands of services. 2-1-1 Helpline now serves 37 eastern Oklahoma counties and over 1.7 million people. 83% of calls come from the TAUW service area.

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PARTNER AGENCIES

12 & 12, Inc.A New LeafAbility ResourcesAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Red Cross, Tulsa Area ChapterArthritis FoundationBig Brothers Big Sisters of OklahomaBoy Scouts of America, Indian Nations CouncilThe Bridges FoundationBristow Social Services, Inc.Broken Arrow NeighborsBroken Arrow SeniorsCamp Fire USA Green Country CouncilThe Center for Individuals with Physical ChallengesChild Abuse NetworkCircle of Care - Frances E. Willard Ministry CenterCommunity Action Project of Tulsa CountyCommunity Care, Inc. of SapulpaCommunity Service Council of Greater TulsaCredit Counseling Centers of OklahomaCreek County Literacy Program

Crossroads, Inc.Daily Family YMCA of BixbyDomestic Violence Intervention Services (DVIS)/Call RapeEastern Oklahoma Donated Dental ServicesFamily & Children’s ServicesGirl Scouts of Eastern OklahomaGoodwill Industries of TulsaHomelife AssociationHospice of Green CountryLegal Aid Services of OklahomaLIFE Senior ServicesMargaret Hudson ProgramMental Health Association in TulsaMetropolitan Tulsa Urban LeagueOkmulgee County Family Resource CenterOkmulgee County Homeless Shelter, Inc.Okmulgee-Okfuskee County Youth ServicesOperation Aware of Oklahoma, Inc.Owasso Community ResourcesPalmer Continuum of Care, Inc.

The Parent Child Center of TulsaRARC, Inc.RSVPThe Salvation ArmySand Springs Community ServicesShow, Inc.Street SchoolTSHA, Inc.Tulsa Advocates for the Rights of Citizens with Developmental Disabilities (TARC)Tulsa Boys’ HomeTulsa CARESTulsa CASA, Tulsa Court Appointed Special AdvocatesTulsa Day Center for the HomelessVisiting Nurse Association of TulsaWagoner Area NeighborsYMCA of Greater TulsaYouth at Heart, IncYouth Services of Creek CountyYouth Services of TulsaYWCA Tulsa

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EDUCATION

We believe that everyone deserves a quality education for success in life.

Education is a fundamental building block to a better life. That is why TAUW and its 61 partner agencies support lifelong learning from the youngest members of our community to its most senior citizens through educational information, training or counseling.

EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY IMPACTn127 Street School students raised their academic grades by 2 full grade levels, resulting in a 90% graduation rate

n414 children of incarcerated parents participated in programs provided by Big Brothers Big Sisters and Girls Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma to help break the cycle of recidivism

n5,013 children improved their physical fitness scores by participating in the youth sports, aquatics and wellness programs of the YMCA, combating childhood obesity in Oklahoma

BUILDING BLOCK:

43% of TAUW funding is invested in education including: Family and individual counseling l Youth development and mentoringFamily/parental education l High school completion l Early childhood development

How Your Gift Helped - A Success Story

“When I first started coming to Mabee Red Shield, I was very shy and quiet. I recall being timid around kids who were my age. At the club, I have learned to become a role model for not only the club kids, but also for my siblings. That means that I have to always do the right things in order to be a positive influence for them. I want them to know that whatever they put their mind to they can achieve, just like I did.”

Member of the Salvation Army’s Mabee Red Shield Boys and Girls Club.

WHY I GIVE“. . . to provide a safety net to those in need.”

- Monica

FINANCIAL STABILITYBUILDING BLOCK:

We believe that every family should be able to earn an adequate income to sustain their lives, regardless of the economic climate of the country.

Through the services of our partner agencies, thousands of Tulsa area residents have been placed in jobs, pulled themselves out of debt, been able to put food on their tables or stay in their homes thanks to your contributions.

EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY IMPACTn597 clients of Credit Counseling Centers of Oklahoma reduced their debt by an average of $15,302 over a 30-month period, minimizing their need for public and private assistance

n775 individuals trained through Goodwill’s TulsaWorks job skills program secured employment and nearly 80% were still working a year later

n349 seniors remained in their homes an extra 1.25 years because of the Adult Day Services of LIFE Senior Services, maintaining their independence and reducing the taxpayer burden of nursing care

How Your Gift Helped - A Success Story

An individual was referred to the free tax preparation program at Community Action Project of Tulsa County. He owed money for 1998 taxes and didn’t have the means to pay, so he just stopped filing. CAPTC prepared all of his returns from the previous years to get him caught up with the IRS.

He found that he was actually due a total collective refund of $11,000 after all the back taxes were paid. He shared how he would now be able to remain in his home, purchase a new heating unit for his house and install new plumbing.

12% of TAUW funding is invested in financial stability including: Employment skills training l Homeless prevention l Basic needs supportFinancial education l Foreclosure prevention

WHY I GIVE“It’s a big deal to me that money raised here stays here.“

- Cindy

We believe that everyone deserves to live in a safe environment with access to health care and support that leads to a healthy lifestyle while avoiding risky behavior.

From first aid to basic emergency needs and more, TAUW is committed to fostering a safer and healthier community. Over half of TAUW’s partner agencies offer information, training and/or counseling to help Tulsa area residents live longer, healthier and more productive lives.

EXAMPLES OF COMMUNITY IMPACTn2,938 disaster victims were returned to their pre- disaster way of life within 30 days with American Red Cross volunteers’ help

n62 unemployed clients with disabilities trained in job skills and secured employment through the Outsource Center of The Bridges Foundation, moving them toward greater independence

n263 clients in 12 & 12’s transitional living program abstained from alcohol and/or drug use, remained employed or in an education program and had no further encounters with the criminal justice system

HEALTH AND SAFETYBUILDING BLOCK:

How Your Gift Helped - A Success Story

Miss C. is a formerly homeless young woman who came to the Mental Health Association after aging out of the foster care system. She had many traumatic and abusive experiences growing up in foster care and was suffering from PTSD as well as bi-polar disorder.

She entered MHA’s Walker Hall transitional living center and after 18 months, she established her income and was able to move into her own apartment. Miss C. is currently working and will graduate with an Associate Degree this spring. The skills she learned at Walker Hall have empowered her to rebuild her life and manage her mental health.

45% of TAUW funding is invested in health and safety including: Health education l Mental health l Disabilities l Treatment of addictions Disaster response l Emergency shelter

WHY I GIVE“. . . to ensure that all children have access to quality

care and learning opportunities.” - Karen

FINANCIAL REVIEWFinancial Summary - for years ended 12/31/10 and 12/31/09

2010 (1) 2009 REVENUES Contributions - current campaign $ 23,505,879 (2) $ 22,463,828 Contributions - prior years’ campaigns 1,037,071 1,081,744 Less Collection Loss Provision (998,352) (878,455) Non Campaign Contributions 556,078 0 Special Grants 200,000 400,000 Net Investment Return 227,424 318,924 Other 12,411 11,044

Total Revenues $ 24,540,511 $ 23,397,085

EXPENSES Program Services Education $ 8,286,691 $ 6,487,478 Health/Safety 8,672,118 9,349,601 Financial Stability 2,312,565 3,243,739 Venture Grants & Special Funding 1,901,789 1,005,130 Member Agency Relations 375,284 354,629 Total Program Services $ 21,548,447 $ 20,440,577 Management and General Expense 945,900 933,788 Fund Raising Costs 1,294,162 1,231,940

Total Expenses $ 23,788,509 $ 22,606,305

Plus Extraordinary Item: Recapture DB Plan $ 0 $ 241,008

Change in Net Assets 752,002 1,031,788 Less Change in Restricted Net Assets 454,299 14,310

Unrestricted Change in Net Assets 297,703 1,017,478

Unrestricted Net Assets, Beginning of Year 7,884,644 6,867,166

Unrestricted Net Assets, End of Year $ 8,182,347 $ 7,884,644

Where the Dollars Come From

Employees and Individuals62%

Corporations28%

Foundations10%

Where the Dollars Are Invested

Education43%

FinancialStability 12%

Health & Safety 45%

(1) 2010 amounts are unaudited (2) as of 12/31/2010The Tulsa Area United Way does not charge membership fees or dues to its partner agencies.

2011 BOARD NOMINEES

2010 (1) 2009 REVENUES Contributions - current campaign $ 23,505,879 (2) $ 22,463,828 Contributions - prior years’ campaigns 1,037,071 1,081,744 Less Collection Loss Provision (998,352) (878,455) Non Campaign Contributions 556,078 0 Special Grants 200,000 400,000 Net Investment Return 227,424 318,924 Other 12,411 11,044

Total Revenues $ 24,540,511 $ 23,397,085

EXPENSES Program Services Education $ 8,286,691 $ 6,487,478 Health/Safety 8,672,118 9,349,601 Financial Stability 2,312,565 3,243,739 Venture Grants & Special Funding 1,901,789 1,005,130 Member Agency Relations 375,284 354,629 Total Program Services $ 21,548,447 $ 20,440,577 Management and General Expense 945,900 933,788 Fund Raising Costs 1,294,162 1,231,940

Total Expenses $ 23,788,509 $ 22,606,305

Plus Extraordinary Item: Recapture DB Plan $ 0 $ 241,008

Change in Net Assets 752,002 1,031,788 Less Change in Restricted Net Assets 454,299 14,310

Unrestricted Change in Net Assets 297,703 1,017,478

Unrestricted Net Assets, Beginning of Year 7,884,644 6,867,166

Unrestricted Net Assets, End of Year $ 8,182,347 $ 7,884,644

Board Chair:Dan EllinorBank of Oklahoma, N.A.

Chair Elect:James J. BenderWilliams

Vice Chair:Robyn EwingWilliams

Secretary:David KeglovitsGableGotwals

Asst. Secretary:Mike MessickTWU Local 514

Treasurer:Mike RhoadsOklahoma InsuranceDepartment

Asst. Treasurer:Sandi WestbrookQuikTrip Corporation

Ethics Officer:Julian BrewerCommunity Volunteer

Directors, 3 Year TermExpiring 2014Kelli BaileyGiANT Partners

Chet CadieuxQuikTrip Corporation

William J. Collins, IIIAmerican Airlines

Robyn EwingWilliams

Becky J. FrankSchnake Turnbo Frank | PR

Cathy GatesErnst & Young, LLP

Kevin GrossHillcrest HealthCare System

David Littlefield Littlefield Brand Development

John W. LindsayHelmerich & Payne, Inc.

Steve McIntosh Williams

Mike MearsMagellan Midstream Partners, L.P.

Dennis NeillSamson Investment Company

Margie SouthardState Farm Insurance

Kathy TaylorMcAfee & Taft

Directors at Large,1 Year TermExpiring 2012Susan M. BickertKimberly-Clark Corp.

D. Bruce BinkleyTD Williamson, Inc.

Julian BrewerCommunity Volunteer

Steve CapronCapron & Edwards, P.C.

Daniel L. ChristnerJohn Christner Trucking

Jim LangdonLangdon Publishing Company

Dean LutheyHallEstill

Dave RatcliffCWA Local 6012

Clint SwansonRogers & Bell

Directors-Vacated,3 Year TermExpiring 2013Page BachmanSt. John Health System

Officer Nominees

WHY I GIVE“. . . to share with others who have needs, taking care

of one another.”- Don

2010 CAMPAIGN CHAIR

The 2010 Campaign was a significant community-wide success. From innovative Challenge Grants offered by our community’s leading foundations and QuikTrip to gifts from over 54,000 individuals, the Tulsa community stepped up like never before.

Our Challenge Grant initiative garnered six dollar-for-dollar match opportunities for Leadership Givers ($500 or greater), “step-up” programs encouraged increased gifts, a new foundation gift challenge and targeted giving through our Women’s Leadership Council and Small Business Council.

By the end of November, TAUW had more new Leadership Givers and had many more small business campaigns. Over 75 companies ran new campaigns and 69 companies increased their campaigns by 5% or more. We not only met the $24,067,551 goal but surpassed it by $257,252!

Our fourteen Trailblazer Companies (including partner agencies American Red Cross and Family & Children’s Services) kicked off in early August and, by Day of Caring, they reported campaigns totaling $3,418,468 – $450,545 more than their cumulative 2009 campaigns.

The campaign could not have been successful without the ongoing commitment of the TAUW staff. These 26 dedicated individuals work year-round to assure that the goal is met and the funds raised

go to local agencies and programs that need, and deserve, the funding. The commitment and energy of our 2010 Class of 23 Loaned Executives was indispensible this year. Provided by 17 local firms and labor organizations, our LEs allowed the campaign to reach more companies with the United Way story than ever.

All this success could not have been possible without the support of our area companies and schools as well as labor and government entities encouraging all employees to give of their time, talent and treasure.

And the best news is that, as usual, all the money raised here, stays here.

Thanks again for caring for your community and thank you for Living (and Giving) United!

Sincerely,

Dan EllinorBank of Oklahoma, N.A.

A message from the2010 Campaign Chair

Challenge Grant OrganizationsAnne & Henry Zarrow

FoundationWalton Family

Foundation

J.E. & L.E. MabeeFoundation

HilleFoundation

Mary K. ChapmanFoundation

QuikTripCorporation

2010 CAMPAIGN CABINET

Public Service and Government Team ChairThomas Baker Community Volunteer

DIVISIONCitiesChuck JordanCity of Tulsa Police Department

Allen LaCroixCity of Tulsa Fire Department

Paul ZacharyCity of Tulsa Public Works

CountyKaren KeithTulsa County Board of Commissioners

Linda JohnstonTulsa County Social Services

EducationKeith BallardTulsa Public Schools

Brett CampbellTulsa Community College

Federal (CFC)Eloy Huerta Social Security Administration

Non-ProfitsPam DoseTulsa CASA, Inc

StateSusan WittDistrict Attorney’s Office

Green Country and Commerce TeamChairDick WilliamsonTD Williamson, Inc.

DIVISIONBristowZeddie CantrellDrs. Hiskett, Elliott & Cantrell

HospitalityChris Cadieux QuikTrip Corporation

OkmulgeeKen Morris Community Volunteer

Manufacturing & Port of CatoosaLyndon SpinnerTD Williamson, Inc.

SapulpaGeorge RickerFirst United Bank of Sapulpa

Valerie RoundSt. John Health System

TransportationScott AndersonDollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc.

Professional BusinessTeamChairDon ParkerBank of Oklahoma, N.A.

DIVISIONAccountantsJames TaylorHoganTaylor, LLP

AerospaceTray SiegfriedThe NORDAM Group, Inc.

AttorneysSam Joyner Community Volunteer

Tamara Wagman Frederic Dorwart Lawyers

FinanceJohn PixleyThe F&M Bank & Trust Company

HealthcareDavid WagnerSaint Francis Health System

InsuranceJeffrey TikkanenBlue Cross & Blue Shield of Oklahoma

Industry and General Business TeamChairJohn GibsonONEOK, Inc.

DIVISIONCommTechKevin BurdickONEOK, Inc.

ConstructionJohn Rupe, Jr.Rupe Building Company, Inc.

EnergyWes HolmesWilliams

Energy ServicesCraig KetchumCommunity Volunteer

Real EstatePete GalbraithColdwell Banker Select

New Business Development TeamChairBecky J. FrankSchnake Turnbo Frank | PR

DIVISIONBusiness RetailGreg WagnerBank of Oklahoma, N.A.

Small Business CouncilRuss AngellLeaders Life Insurance Company

Chair Jim BenderWilliams

Tocqueville SocietySteve and Marla BradshawBank of Oklahoma, N.A.

FoundationsAndie DoyleH.A. & Mary K. Chapman Charitable Trust

TrailblazersRod SandsExplorer Pipeline

LaborJohn GainesNortheastern OK Central Labor Council

MarketingDavid LittlefieldLittlefield Brand Development

Day of CaringLarry WagnerBank of Oklahoma, N.A.

Loaned ExecutivesJim BenderWilliams

Leadership Team

LEADERS IN GIVING

Leaders in Total Dollars Raised

Million Dollar Plus

The following companies, foundations and trusts are ranked by employee gift and corporate gift combined.

$999K—$250KAmerican Airlines, Inc.J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation, Inc.The Anne & Henry Zarrow FoundationSamson Investment CompanySaint Francis Health SystemDollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc.Kaiser-Francis Oil CompanyThe NORDAM Group, Inc.Helmerich & Payne, Inc.Blue Cross & Blue Shield of OklahomaKimberly-Clark CorporationMagellan Midstream Partners, L.P.TD Williamson, Inc.

$249K—$100KOmni Air InternationalCity of TulsaWorld Publishing CompanySt. John Health SystemTulsa Public SchoolsMary K. Chapman Charitable FoundationAlliance Resource Partners, LPTulsa CountyUnion Public SchoolsARVEST BankPublic Service Company of OklahomaKetchum Charitable FoundationHerman George Kaiser FoundationPepsi Beverages CompanySeminole Energy ServicesAT&TUnited States Postal Service - Customer Service AdministrationVA Regional OfficeHall Estill, Attorneys at LawThe F&M Bank & Trust Company

Hilti, Inc.Tulsa Area United WayHolly RefineryExplorer Pipeline

$99K—$50KJim Norton ToyotaUnited States Postal Service - Plant AdministrationEnterprise HoldingsUniversity of TulsaWal-Mart Stores, Inc.Family & Children’s ServicesGableGotwalsMatrix Service CompanyUPSVA Medical Center - Jack C. Montgomery HospitalCommunityCare, Inc.John Christner Trucking, Inc.Senior Star LivingSpirit AeroSystemsCimarex EnergyUnit CorporationConner & Winters, LLPHillcrest HealthCare SystemState Farm Insurance CompaniesCitizens Security Bank and Trust CompanyTulsa Community CollegeErnst & Young, LLPWarehouse Market, Inc.Broken Arrow Public SchoolsThe Holmes Organisation, Inc.HoganTaylor, LLPWhirlpool CorporationFlintco Companies, Inc.U.S. Army Corps of EngineersZarrow Family OfficeMelton Truck Lines, Inc.

Frederic Dorwart LawyersAmerican Residential GroupIllinois Tool WorksNadel & Gussman, LLCGoodwill Industries of TulsaOSU in TulsaIBMGeorge Kaiser Family FoundationThe Hille Foundation

$49K—$30KJPMorgan Chase & Co.American Heritage BankDeloittePennWell CorporationWillbros EngineeringJohn Steele Zink FoundationMid-Continent GroupONB BankMetLifeBKD, LLPCrane Carrier CompanyArby’sD & L Oil ToolsBancFirstPACCAR Winch DivisionTarget CorporationTulsa Technology CenterCommunity Service Council of Greater TulsaGrant Thornton, LLPLIFE Senior ServicesYouth Services of TulsaRiggs, Abney, Neal, Turpen, Orbison & LewisAVB Financial ServicesFirst National Bank & Trust of Okmulgee

CORPORATE LEADERSHIP AWARDS

Leaders in Total Dollars RaisedThe Williams Summit Leadership Award: Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.The inaugural winner of this newly established award for best overall campaign is Bank of Oklahoma, N.A. For five years, they have contributed more than one million dollars annually to the Tulsa Area United Way. Also, many BOK employees serve as campaign and Board volunteers. This year, the bank and its employees showed a remarkable 13% increase over their 2009 campaign.

Sun Leadership Award: TD Williamson, Inc.Since 1986, this award has been given to the company with the best overall campaign and is being retired this year. The final winner of the Sun Leadership Award is long-time supporter TD Williamson, Inc. TDW ran a remarkable campaign, achieving a 30% increase in Leadership givers (individuals contributing $500 or more) and a whopping 28% increase in overall employee giving compared to last year.

Combined Federal Campaign Eagle Award: U.S. Bankruptcy Court – Eastern DistrictThe first ever Eagle Award goes to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court – Eastern District. For seven straight years, the Court has earned a “Best of the Best” award. This year, the Court achieved the highest participation and employee-per-capita of all Federal Campaigns.

Leadership Giving Award: Tulsa CountyTulsa County runs a high energy, year round campaign that encourages Leadership giving and participation in the campaign. Leadership givers receive on-going recognition culminating with a thank you lunch hosted by the campaign division chair.

Trailblazer Award: Explorer PipelineExplorer Pipeline followed all 10 recommended steps for a “model” campaign and as a result had a whopping 17% overall campaign increase. They took a leadership role as a Trailblazer company and participated in all Trailblazer activities.

Illuminate! Award: Hospice of Green CountryThe “best partner agency campaign” award goes to Hospice of Green Country, who also ran a “model” campaign resulting in a 66% campaign increase. A major factor in their campaign’s success was an impactful personal testimony from an individual whose family had benefited from the agency’s services.

Ignite! Award: First Oklahoma BankFirst Oklahoma Bank ran the best first-time “model” campaign of the year with an extraordinary level of employee participation. Almost 80% of employee campaign dollars came from new Leadership givers.

Small Business Award: Rely EnergyThis award is given to best overall campaign from a company with 50 or fewer employees. Rely Energy, running their very first campaign, had a very high percentage of participation with more than half of their donors being Leadership givers.

AWARD-WINNING CAMPAIGNS

American Residential Group Anchor Gasoline Corporation BancFirst Bank of Oklahoma, N.A. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma BKD, LLP The Bridges Foundation Broken Arrow Neighbors Budco Camp Fire USA Green Country Council, Inc. Caring Community Friends, Inc. of Sapulpa CenterPoint Energy Field Services, Inc. City of Tulsa Public Works - AB Jewell Water Treatment Plant and members of AFSCME Local 1180Commerce Bank

DVIS/Call Rape Ernst & Young, LLP Explorer Pipeline The F&M Bank & Trust Company First Oklahoma Bank Frederic Dorwart Lawyers Goodwill Industries of Tulsa Hall Estill Attorneys at Law HoganTaylor, LLP Hospice of Green Country John F. Carletti & J. Andrew Carletti, DDS Johnson & Jones The Journal Record Leaders Life Insurance Company Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P. Nadel & Gussman, LLC Neosource, Inc.

NuStar Energy Omni Air International ONEOK, Inc. The Parent Child Center of Tulsa Patriot Bank QuikTrip Corporation • Corporate • Division Regent Bank Rely Energy Resonance Center for Women, Inc. Retired Senior Volunteer Program Robinowitz Oil Company Rogers & Bell Seminole Energy Services SpiritBank • Bristow • Tulsa

Street School TD Williamson, Inc. Tulsa Advocates for the Rights of Citizens with Developmental DisabilitiesTulsa Area United Way Tulsa CARES Tulsa County • Board of Commissioners • IT Department Tulsa Metro Chamber Tulsa Public Schools - Superintendent’s Office Visiting Nurse Association of Tulsa Williams Windstream Youth Services of Tulsa Zarrow Family Office

Ability Resources, Inc. Adams Hall Asset Management, LLC Alliance Resource Partners, LP American Bank & Trust Company AmeriTrust Corporation Arby’s Arthritis Foundation, Eastern Oklahoma Chapter AVB Financial Services Blackwell Smith, PC Capital Advisors, Inc. CCC Parts Company Central National Bank The Center for Individuals with Physical ChallengesChubb & Son Citizens Security Bank and Trust Company •Bixby •Okmulgee Community Service Council

of Greater TulsaConner & Winters, LLP Credit Counseling Centers of Oklahoma Crossroads, Inc. Crowe & Dunlevy, Attorneys and Counselors at LawDavis Bros., LLC Deloitte Doerner, Saunders, Daniel & Anderson, LLPDollar Thrifty Automotive Group, Inc. Eastern Oklahoma Donated Dental Services Enterprise Rent-A-Car Evergreen Solutions, Inc.Family & Children’s Services First Fidelity Bank The First National Bank & Trust Company of Broken ArrowFlintco Companies, Inc. GableGotwals

Gerdau Ameristeel - Sheffield Steel Corporation and members of USW Local 2741Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma GlassWilkin, PC Glenn Elliott & Associates, Inc. Grant Thornton, LLP Harlan Motor Company Helmerich & Payne, Inc. The Holmes Organisation, Inc. Illinois Tool Works Inverness Village Residents James, Potts & Wulfers, Inc. Jim Norton Toyota John Christner Trucking, Inc. Kaiser-Francis Oil Company KPMG, LLP KWB Oil Property Management, Inc. LIFE Senior Services Littlefield Brand Development

Marsh Oil & Gas Company McAfee & Taft Metropolitan Tulsa Urban League Midas Muffler MidFirst Bank The NORDAM Group, Inc. Northwestern Mutual Financial Network Operation Aware of Oklahoma, Inc. Optimus Corporation Palmer Continuum of Care, Inc. Peoples Bank Pepsi Beverages Company PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP QEP Energy Company Riggs, Abney, Neal, Turpen, Orbison & LewisSapulpa Vision Center Schnake Turnbo Frank | PR Senior Star Living

AWARD WINNER2010

BestBestof the

Best of the BestThe Best of the Best Award recognizes organizations with a campaign increase of at least 5%, employee participation of 75% or more and an employee per capita giving of $250 or more.

AWARD WINNER2010

Excellence

Award of ExcellenceThe Award of Excellence recognizes organizations with employee participation of 75% or more and per capita giving of $182 or more.

American Heart Association - South Central AffiliateARVEST Bank BancFirst - Jenks Benefit Informatics Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Oklahoma Boy Scouts of America, Indian Nations CouncilBroken Arrow Public Schools •Alternative Center Academy •Margaret Hudson Program Broken Arrow Seniors CFR, Inc Child Abuse Network (CAN)Cimarex Energy City of Tulsa •Finance Department •Human Rights •Mayor’s Office •Public Works - Water Administration

Communication Graphics Community Bank - Bristow Crane Carrier Company and members of USW Local 6157Eldridge, Cooper, Steichen & Leach eLynx Technologies First National Bank of Muskogee - Tulsa Branch First National Bank & Trust of Okmulgee First United Bank of Sapulpa First Wave Grand Bank Head, Johnson & Kachigian Hilti, Inc. Holden Carr & Skeens Holly Refinery Kevin Grover GMC Key Personnel Kimberly-Clark Corporation Langdon Publishing Company

McElroy Manufacturing, Inc. Melton Truck Lines, Inc. Mental Health Association in Tulsa OG&E - Sapulpa Oklahoma Central Credit Union ONB Bank RCB Bank - Owasso 96th St Location Rhodes, Hieronymus, Jones, Tucker & GableRich & Cartmill, Inc. RL Hudson Rodolf & Todd The Rowland Group of Staffing Companies Safety Training Systems, Inc. The Salvation Army - Tulsa Area Command Samson Investment Company Sapulpa Public Schools - Bartlett Academy Saxum Public Relations

Stanfield & O’Dell, PC Stuart C. Irby Company Sullivan & Company The Trust Company of Oklahoma Tulsa County •Clerk’s Office •Purchasing Department •Social Services Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless Tulsa Public Schools •Curriculum and Instruction •Emerson Elementary Unit Corporation US Pioneer Williford Companies Woodrum, Kemendo, Tate & Westemeir, PLLC

AWARD WINNER2010AWARD WINNER

GoldGold AwardThe Gold Award recognizes organizations with employee per capita giving of $125 or more.

12 & 12, Inc. A New Leaf, Inc. American Heritage Bank •Beggs •Sapulpa American Red Cross - Tulsa Area Chapter and Blood ServicesAmeron International BancFirst •Coweta •Sand Springs Bruce G. Weber, Inc. City of Owasso City of Tulsa •Council •INCOG •Legal Department

•Public Works - Administration & Financial Planning CommunityCare, Inc. Convergys Cortrol Process Systems, Inc. D & L Oil Tools Eastern Oklahoma Ear, Nose & Throat Enterprise Holdings Frontier Plastic Fabricators, Inc. FSI, Inc. International Insurance Brokers, Ltd. Inverness Village Johnson Controls, Inc. and members of Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 430

Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma, Inc. and members of LSUW Local 2320The Leinbach Company Luxa Enterprises Margaret Hudson Program Muirfield Resources Company OSU in Tulsa PennWell Corporation RARC, Inc. Rust-Oleum Sheehan Pipeline Construction Company Show, Inc. Southwood Landscaping & Nursery

Stillwater National Bank Tulsa Boys’ Home Tulsa County Court Services TTCU The Credit Union Union Public Schools •Alternative School •Education Service Center •Grove Elementary •Moore Elementary •Roy Clark Elementary UPS and members of Teamsters Local 516White Star Machine & Supply Company YWCA Tulsa Zeeco

Silver AwardThe Silver Award recognizes organizations with employee per capita giving of $90—$124.

AWARD WINNER2010

Silver

Singer Brothers Solarc, Inc. Stuart, Biolchini & Turner Summit Bank SuperTarget #2542 The Trane Company and members of Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 430TSHA. Inc.Tulsa CASA, Inc.

Tulsa County •Administrative Services •Election Board •Personnel Tulsa National Bank Tulsa New Holland Twenty First Properties, Inc. Valley National Bank Wal-Mart #4615 - Glenpool

Woodard Technology and Investments World Publishing Company World Travel Services, LLC Youth at Heart Youth Services of Creek County

Award of Excellence cont.

AWARD-WINNING CAMPAIGNS

Air Power Systems, Inc. American Airlines, Inc. and members of TWU Local 514American Heritage Bank - Sand Springs Bank of America Corporation Broken Arrow Public Schools •Country Lane Elementary •Education Service Center Case & Associates Properties, Inc. Chris Nikel’s Chrysler Jeep Dodge Circle B Underground City of Tulsa •BOK Center/SMG Convention Center •Communications •Housing Authority •Human Resources •Information Technology Department •Municipal Court •Public Works - Engineering •Real Estate and Workforce CompSource Oklahoma Court of Civil Appeals - Tulsa Divisions Covington Aircraft CSL Plasma

Dresser-Rand Company Tulsa Repair CenterGarver, LLC Ihloff Salon & Day Spa Ikon Office Solutions Jenks Public Schools - West Elementary KOTV - The News On 6 LIMCO Airepair, Inc. Macy’s #14 - Woodland Hills Matrix Service Company McJunkin Red Man Corporation Montereau, Inc. Morris State Bank Morrow-Gill Lumber Company Muncie Power Products Okmulgee County Family Resource Center Okmulgee-Okfuskee County Youth Services PACCAR Winch Division and members of IAM Local 1461PetroSkills - OGCI Pray, Walker, Jackman, Williamson & Marlar, PCPublic Service Company of Oklahoma and members of IBEW Local 1002Ram Energy, Inc. Ramsey Industries, Inc. RCB Bank - Union Branch

Richards & Connor Sapulpa Public Schools - Woodlawn Elementary Smithco Engineering, Inc. and members of USW Local 7570Sooner Pipe, LLC State Department of Banking Terra Nitrogen-Catoosa TJ Maxx #336 - Tulsa TJ Maxx #1020 - Owasso Smith Farms MarketplaceTulsa City County Library Tulsa Community College •Conference Center •West Campus Tulsa County •Building Operations •Inspections •Public Facilities Authority •Treasurer’s Office Tulsa Dermatology Clinic, Inc. Tulsa Public Schools •Financial Services •Hoover Elementary •Kerr Elementary •Lanier Elementary •Lindbergh Elementary •MacArthur Elementary •Maintenance, Grounds and Plant Operations

•Mayo Demonstration Center •Penn Elementary •Salk Elementary •School and District Accountability •Special Services UBS Financial Services, Inc. Umicore Union Public Schools •6th/7th Grade Center •Andersen Elementary •Boevers Elementary •Darnaby Elementary •Eighth Grade Center •Intermediate High •Jarman Elementary •McAuliffe Elementary •Peters Elementary •Rosa Parks Elementary •Thomas Jefferson Elementary University of Phoenix Western Sun Federal Credit Union Willbros Engineering YMCA of Greater Tulsa Zebco, A WC Bradley Company

AAON, Inc. Acme Manufacturing Corporation Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. AT&T and members of CWA Local 6012Baker Oil Tools Broken Arrow Public Schools •Sequoyah Middle •Westwood Elementary CB Richard Ellis, Inc.Oklahoma Tulsa Properties, Inc.Ceja Corp.

City of Tulsa •Airport Authority •EMSA •Fire Department and members of Tulsa Firefighters Local 176 •Planning •Public Works and members of AFSCME Local 1180 •Mohawk Water Treatment Plant •Surface Drainage

•Southside Waste Water Treatment Plant •Utilities CJC Architects, Inc. Coldwell Banker Select Community Action Project of Tulsa County CPI Neighbor Newspapers Crafton, Tull, Sparks & Associates, Inc. DHS - Area VI Office Skyline EastDHS - Wagoner County

Geophysical Research Company, LLC Hughes-Anderson Heat Exchangers Jeanmarie Creations Joe West Company Linde Process Plants, Inc. M&M Lumber Company McIntosh Services, Inc. and members of Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 430 and Sheet Metal Workers Local 270

Bronze AwardThe Bronze Award recognizes organizations with employee per capita giving of $55—$89.

AWARD WINNER2010

Bronze

Achievement AwardThe Achievement Award recognizes organizations with employee per capita giving of $45—$54.

AWARD WINNER2009

Achievement

Best of the Best Award 10th Circuit Court of Appeals Office of US Trustee Northern DistrictUnited States Postal Service •Collections •Customer Service Administration US Bankruptcy Court - Eastern District

Award of ExcellenceComptroller of the Currency National Weather Service - Hydrology Office of Surface MiningSocial Security Administration •Bartlesville •Okmulgee •Tulsa Southwestern Power Administration United States Postal Service •Bulk Mail Requirements (BMEU) •Chimney Hills Station •East Arrow Post Office •Eastside Station •Jenks Post Office •Sheridan Station •Southeast Station •West Tulsa Station US Department of Housing & Urban Development

Gold AwardFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation National Weather Service - Meteorology Social Security Administration •Muskogee •Office of Disability Adjudication and Review

Tulsa Field Solicitor’s OfficeUnited States Postal Service •Donaldson Station •Downtown •Muskogee Post Office •Northside Station •Owasso Post Office •Plant & Distribution Tour 1 •Plant & Distribution Tour 2 •Plant & Distribution Tour 3 •Plant Administration •Plant Maintenance •Robert Jenkins Station US Army Corps of Engineers

Silver AwardSocial Security Administration - Miami United States Postal Service •Northeast Station •Vehicle Maintenance Facility US Army Reserve Center - Broken ArrowUS Attorney’s Office - Northern DistrictVA Regional Office

Bronze AwardBureau of Land Management - Oklahoma Field OfficeInternal Revenue Service - Office of Natural Resources Revenue - Oklahoma Air National Guard 138th Fighter WingUnited States Postal Service •Bristow Post Office •Mannford Post Office •Okmulgee Post Office •Sapulpa Post Office VA Medical Center - Jack C. Montgomery Hospital

Achievement AwardUnited States Postal Service - Wagoner Post Office

Federal Employee Union AwardsAmerican Postal Workers Union Local 1348National Rural Letter Carriers AssociationNational Association of Letter Carriers Branch 1358National Postal Mail Handlers Union Local 324

Public School Employee Union AwardsAmerican Federation of Teachers Local 6049Tulsa and Green Country Area Classroom Teacher AssociationsOklahoma Education Association

Combined Federal Campaign Awards

Miss Jackson’s, Inc. OCV Control Valves PACCAR Winch - Okmulgee Paychex, Inc. Prescor, Inc. Red Crown Federal Credit Union SAIC Energy, Environment & Infrastructure, LLCSaint Francis Health System

Sapulpa Public Schools - Administration Sherry Laboratories, LLC Sneed Lang Herrold, PC Target #2095 - OwassoTarget #2357 - Tulsa Hills Tulsa Community College Tulsa County •Assessor’s Office

•Highway District #1 •Parks Department •Sheriff’s Office Tulsa Public Schools •Bell Elementary •Eisenhower International •Madison Middle •Marshall Elementary •Robertson Elementary

Tulsa Technology Center Union Public Schools •Cedar Ridge Elementary •Rosa Parks Early Childhood Center University of Tulsa Video Gaming Technologies Warehouse Market, Inc. Xeta Technologies

Achievement Award cont.

TULSA AREA UNITED WAY STAFFPamela Amburgy

Laura Bell

John Cory

Bobbie Cremer

Sharon DeLaughter

Karen Ellenbarger

Charles Kirby

Lindsay Kline

Craig McNeill

Christopher Mills

Amy Petit

Matthew Pockrus

Diane Powell

Cynthia Qualls

Jeff Rogers

Bonnie Rucker

Maxine Street

Sandra Thornton

Glenn Zannotti

Mark R. Graham,President and CEODerk Tenzythoff,Senior Vice President Resource Development Tom Albaugh, Jr.Vice President, Labor RelationsSharon Gallagher,Vice President Community Investments

Kathy JewellVice PresidentCFOAnne TarbelVice President MarketingGary SzaboDirector Information Technology

2010 SPONSORS

Special MentionTulsa WorldLittlefield Brand DevelopmentCloud 9Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Oklahoma

Advertising and MediaIrving ProductionsTES Productions

Radio and TelevisionKJRH - 2 NBCKOKI - Fox 23/UPN 41KOTV - 6 CBSKTUL - 8 ABCKOED - 11The Tulsa CW KXAP-LD - 51Cox CommunicationsClear Channel RadioCox Radio & KRMGJournal Broadcast GroupOklavisionRenda BroadcastingShamrock Communications

PrintTulsa World & the Lorton FamilyBristow NewsGreater Tulsa Reporter NewspapersThe Journal RecordNeighbor NewspapersOklahoma MagazineOkmulgee Daily Times

Sapulpa HeraldTulsaPeopleUrban Tulsa

Event Sponsors The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Local 1180Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.Centennial ParkCommunications Workers of America Local 6012Fleet FeetHyatt Regency TulsaIC of OklahomaInternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 584International Union of Operating Engineers Local 627Laborers’ International Union of North America Local 107Northeastern Oklahoma Central Labor Council Oklahoma State AFL - CIOOklahoma State Building & Construction Trades Council OU – Tulsa Quik Print Main QuikTrip Corporation Mayo Hotel and the Snyder FamilyPlumbers & Pipe Fitters Local 430Transport Workers Union of America Local 514Tulsa Convention CenterTulsa Drillers

TulsaPeople.comUnited Aerospace Workers Union of America Local 952United Auto Workers Union of America Local 1895United Steelworkers Local 4430VFW Post 577

General Sponsors Abco RentsAmerican Red Cross, Tulsa Area ChapterArby’sBrookside CleanersCity of Tulsa Police DepartmentEMSAJay Litchfield, Grand American Auction CompanyKellogg’sLDF SalesMart TrophyMazzio’s CorporationMeeks Lithography Oklahoma Offset, Inc.Pepsi Beverages CompanyRSVP “A Team”Tulsa Fire Department Station #4Tulsa Parks & RecreationWhole Foods MarketWilliams

This publication represents gifts from the 2010 TAUW Campaign.The United Way regrets any errors or omissions. Please notify us with corrections.

2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Chair:Don WalkerARVEST BankChair Elect:Dan Ellinor Bank of Oklahoma, N.A.Vice-Chair:Robyn EwingWilliamsImmediate Past Chair:Bill GrantCommunity VolunteerSecretary: Jim KnealeCommunity VolunteerAssistant Secretary:Mike MessickTWU, Local 514Treasurer:Mike RhoadsOklahoma Dept. of InsuranceAssistant Treasurer:Sandi WestbrookQuikTrip CorporationEthics Officer:Julian BrewerCommunity Volunteer

Kelli BaileyGiANT PartnersThomas L. BakerCommunity VolunteerDr. Keith BallardTulsa Public SchoolsJames J. BenderWilliamsSusan M. BickertKimberly-Clark Corporation

Richard BooneSt. John Medical Center FoundationNevyle CableFirst National Bank & Trust of OkmulgeePaul CornellSpiritBankJeff CrippenOmni Air InternationalMark S. DaltonSamson Investment CompanyKathy Ervin-JohnsonUnited States Postal ServiceTally FergusonBank of Oklahoma, N.A.Becky J . FrankSchnake Turnbo Frank | PRCathy GatesErnst & Young, LLPJohn GibsonONEOK, Inc.Rick HarrisNBI Services, Inc.Steven B. HildebrandCommunity VolunteerDavid KeglovitsGableGotwalsCraig KetchumCommunity VolunteerDave KollmannFlintco, Inc.Phil Lakin, Jr.Tulsa Community FoundationDavid LittlefieldLittlefield Brand DevelopmentBobby LortonWorld Publishing Company

Bert MarshallBlue Cross & Blue Shield of OklahomaJ. Wade McCaleb, Jr.UAW, Local 1895Mary MélonThe Journal RecordChuck MitchellOG&E-SapulpaMike NealTulsa Metro ChamberJim NortonJim Norton ToyotaDave RatcliffCWA, Local 6012Rod SandsExplorer Pipeline Stuart SolomonPublic Service Company of OklahomaClint SwansonRogers and BellVanessa ThompsonCommunity VolunteerDavid WagnerSaint Francis Health SystemDon WellendorfRet., Magellan Midstream Partners, L.P.

Ex-Officio: Michael Redman Community VolunteerEx-Officio: Mark R. Graham Tulsa Area United Way

Board Intern: Manju Kaul New VoicesBoard Intern: Jeff Matthews Leadership Tulsa