FINANCIAL STATEMENT
DONORS
Leadership Listing
(Both individuals &
small business) (360+)
Jackson Society $3,960 and up
Aisin Drivetrain, Inc.
Aisin USA, Mfg., Inc.
American Legion Post #89
Bob Poynter GM Cars & Trucks
Bradley, Joseph T.
Cummins Foundation
Dicksons, Inc.
Employee Fund, Kremers
Employee Fund, Wal-Mart
Jackson County Bank
Kremers Urban Pharmaceuticals
Inc.
Myers, Dana P.
Myers, Robert & Joanna
Schneck Medical Center Medical
Staff
Seymour Tubing
Walmart
Pacesetter $2945 - $3959.99
Aisin World Corp of America/Aisin
Holdings
Armstrong, Gerald
Excel Tool Corp.
Fleetwood, Michael & Ardith
Home Products International
Laitinen, David W.
Pardieck, Roger
Pollert`s, Inc.
Stuckwisch, Anthony G.
Szczesiul, Joseph
Windley, Dave
CAMPAIGN
RECOGNITION:
Most Improved Campaign:
PD Pharmatech
1% of Campaign: Dicksons, Inc.;
Home Products International;
Valeo North America, Inc.;
County of Jackson;
Brownstown Central
Community Schools
Merit $1,500 - $2944.99
Aisin Chemical Indiana,LLC
Beatty, John and Kay
Blevins, Jane
Bollinger, Tom & Dana
Branham, Julia
Couch, Tonja A. and Andrew
Covert, Kathy L.
Cummins Employee Fund
Employee Fund, Zachry Industrial
Inc.
Excel Manufacturing
Fenton, Cheryl D.
Geis, David
Hackman, Mary L.
Haskett, Susan & Mark
Isogami, Masayuki
John R Moore Agency Inc
Kilgas, Brent & Sandy
Kilgas, Delbert & Marlis
Kindred, Teresa J.
Lemming, Nicholas
Lewis, Fred
Luecke Audio-Video, Inc.
MainSource Bank
Meyer, Gary
Midland Media, Inc. WJAA Radio
96.3
Midwest Environmental Services,
Inc.
Myers, Gary F.
Old National Bank Foundation Inc
Peoples Bank
Potts, Jim & Katie
Putman, Dennis R.
Reinhart, Thomas
Royalty Companies
Saito, Masayasu
Schneck Medical Center
Schneider Plumbing & Heating, Inc.
Seymour Noon Lions Club
Sheffer, Pasha
The Tribune
Tormoehlen, Joe
Tormoehlen, Mike
Tormoehlen, Nathan P.
Veatch, Marvin S.
Walters, Dr. Daniel A.
Welker, Lawrence E.
Wiethoff, Dr. Richard A.
Windley, Dr. Steven
Employee Fund, The Tribune
Employee Fund, United Parcel
Service
ESA Delta Delta Chapter
Farmer, Kristie
Farrow, Rodney
Fischer, Jay
Foist, Adela
Foist, Joseph F.
Forgey, Warren
Fraizer, Robert
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Gentry, Lance S.
Graessle-Mercer Company
Greemann Furniture & Design
Green, Gary
Green, Venetia
Guthrie, Frank
Hendrix, Ruth Ann
Hildreth, Sean
Holycross, Greg
Hooker, Robert
Hounshel, Jerry
Hubbard, Charles A.
Indiana American Water
Company
Ishihara, Akira
TOP 10
Ito, Tsukasa T.
COMPANIES
Jackson County REMC
Jackson, Ed R.
1. Kremers Urban
Johnson, Kevin
Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Johnson, Vicki L.
2. Cummins
Kirtley, William R.
3. AISIN GROUP
Kiwanis Club
4. Schneck Medical Center
Kleber, Courtney
5. Seymour Community School Corp.
Kloss, Susan
6. Seymour Tubing
Kocolene Marketing, LLC
7. Jackson County Bank
Lantz, Tom
8. Walmart
Lasater, William & Mary Jane
9. Blue & Co., LLC
Layman,
Karen K.
10. Excel Manufacturing
McCoy, James T.
Mellencamp, Brenda C.
Miyagawa, Junji
Mizutani, Akitoshi
Moritz, Fred
Booster $715-$1,499.99
Murase, Tomohisa
Adams Funeral Home
Noda, Takami
Aker, Julia
Ogawa, Osamu
Applewhite, James A. “Andy”
Olmstead, Marilyn
Ault, Carla S.
Pardieck`s, Inc.
Ault, Jennifer L.
Plump, Jana
Baggett, Kristin M.
PNC Bank
Bateman, William D.
Pullen, Glen
Beatty, Richard
Pumphrey, Jeffrey
Benefiel, Michelle
Reed, Ann D.
Bevers Family Pharmacy
Reedy, Brian
Bevers, Susan
Ridlen, Deborah
Blomenberg, Justin
Rinehart, Bill
Bob Poynter Ford
Rogers, Paul
Bobb, Kenneth
Royalty, Darren A.
Boram, Jan G.
Rust, Anthony &Marcia Monroe
Borden, Shannon
Schneider Nursery
Bowman Chrysler Dodge Jeep
Schrader, Sharon
Boyer, Monica D.
Seymour Rotary Club
Brackin, Gary
Shoemaker, Renae
Brown, Larry & Patty
Shoup, Dan B.
Carlson, Dennis
Sipe, Holly
Cates, Marcie S.
Smith, Bryan K.
Chalfant, Jeffrey
Smith, Kevin L.
Cockerham, Gary
Snodgrass, R. Matthew
Cognata, James A.
State Bank of Medora
Cooper, Ann M.
Sunbury, Larry K.
Cummins Employees Combined
Sunbury, Steve
Charitable Fund
Thomas, Mark & Karen
Deer Country Equipment
Tiemeyer, Sheryl
Dennis, Mark and Cindy
Tracy, Brenda
Discount Boots and Tack
Ude, Rexanne
Dr Pepper Snapple Group Inc.
Union Hardware
Dye, Tammy L.
Vandivier, Stephen
Vision Financial Group
Voss, Manny
Warren, Dr. Walter
Weir, Michael R.
Weir, Dr. Rosemary E.
Weisman, Jane A.
Wheatley, James & Mary Jane
Whitesell, Richard
Wischmeier, Priscilla M.
Wyatt, James T.
Wynn, Bruce
Zumhingst, Kendra L.
Crosby, Ben J.
D`Allura, Louis J.
Davidson, Blake R.
Davidson, Mark & Terrye
Davis, Karen
Davis, Sydney L.
Dempsey, Mike
Deppen, Shawn D.
DiBlasi, Jr., Eric J.
Downing, Dr. Barry & Jennifer
Dr. Linda Fischer & Assoc., Inc.
Duncan, Beth A.
Duncan, Ronald
Eagans, Lisa A.
Eakins, Ray K.
Edwards, James
Elkins, Roy J.
Ellington, Carolyn W.
2015 VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR:
Employee Fund, City
of Seymour
Education: Greg Prange and Cheryl Fenton
Employee Fund,
Health: Adela Foist
Duke Energy
Financial Stability: Barbara Fleenor
Employee Fund,
Indiana American
JACSY Award:
Water Company
Karen Brooks and Justin Amos
Eppley, Jeanna L.
Rising Star: Amy Sutherland
Erp, Gloria A.
Power of We Award: Redding Elementary
Fenneberg, Kurt
Fields, Holly
Fisher, Cynthia
Fitzwater, Rhonda
Fleetwood, Dorothy
Fleming, Paul & Nancy
Flinn, Stephanie D.
Flora, Stephanie
Patron $360-$714.99
Frische, J. Michael
Altemeyer, Scott H.
Frische, Ruth
American Family Insurance - Giefer Furlow, Stephanie
Aoyama, Kentaro
Fye, John L.
Ault, Karen
Gabbard, Kevin
Baker, Dr. D. Robert
Gebhart, Gloria
Baker, Joe & Patty
Gilbert, Vickie J.
Baker, Rita
Gillaspy, Leah
Bane, Gina
Global Travel Planners
Bedwell, Deborah A.
Gorbett, Douglas L.
Bennett, Eric
Grant, Barbara A.
Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Gricius, Mike
Berry, Jonicah S.
Grindlay & Grindlay, PC
Best Way Truck & Trailer Repair
Habenicht, Ronald J.
Bishop, Nancy
Hackman, Willard L.
Bishop, Nola G.
Hall, Randy
Blaisdell, William
Hara, Yoshinobu
Boardman, Rod
Helton, James D.
Bobb, Louis & Judith
Herbert, Debora
Bohle, Karla
Hiester-Stout, Dr. Tammy L.
Bonney, Kerry
Hildreth, Chuck
Bowers, Donnita K.
Hildreth’s Liquors Inc
Braman, Bill
Hines, Fred
Brannan, Pamela J.
Holt, Mark D.
Brewer, Rebecca (Becky) B.
Hubbard, Jeff
Brewer, Roger
Hume, James D.
Britton, John & Ann
J. E. Reedy, Inc.
Brock, Robert
Jackson County Co-Op Credit Union
Brock`s Plumbing Inc.
Jackson County Insurance Agency,
Brookes, Wayne
Inc.
Brooks, Karen G.
Jaynes, Mary Ellen
Brown, Ben
JC Penney Co.- SN: 1783
Brown, Donna M.
Johnson Funeral Home
Brown, Jerry D.
Joray & Debbie VonDielingen,
Brown, Mike D.
Jeffrey
Brownstown Town Hall
Jordan, Mary Anne
Bruce, Leonard & Carolyn
Jubilee Flowers & Gifts
Burbrink, Kevin
Kamiya, Satoshi
Carpet Gallery
Kano, Tatsuya
Carter, James E.
Kellermeier, Jessica N.
Caudill, Aimee L.
Kelly, Shannon
Chastain, Melvin & Betty
Kiefer, Barry
Christopher & Associates
Kiel, Dan
Clegg, Joseph
Kimmel, Elizabeth M.
King`s Trucking & Excavation
Klaes Image Productions
Klaes, Chris J.
Klakamp, Debra
Kloeker, Delmar
Kloote, James W.
Kreinhagen, Joan
Krumme, Galen D.
Kruse, Ervin A.
Kruse, Michael J.
Ladd, Rev. Troy & Dr. Debra
Lanier, Lora J.
Le, Tiffany
Lewis, Brenda “Susie”
Light, Jonathan A.
Lister, Kellie A.
Lucas, Brad
Lucille`s Home Cookin`
Luedeman, Craig
Mann Bookkeeping & Tax Service
McCasland, Shirley M.
McCleery, Ryan E.
McCormick, Jim & Roselyn
McCory, Jack
McDonald, Mamie L.
McGill, Dr. Joel
McKeag, Andrea K.
McKinney, Joyce E.
McKinney, Mark A.
McNabb, David A.
Merida, David M.
Miller, Andre G.
Mirkes, Ashley M.
Morin, Greg
Morning, Carla C.
Morning, Jeff
Mullis, Brad
Nagino, Masashi
Nichols, Curt W.
Niimi, Makoto
Nishikawa, Norio
Nolting, Jeffrey B.
Noriko, Taguchi
Obermeyer, Tammy
Ollis, Jeff S.
Otte, Olga
Pardieck, Margaret
Patrick, Rick
Phi Beta Psi Sorority
Plump, Jim
Pollert, Michael S.
Polley Building & Supply
Pottschmidt, Andrew
Pottschmidt, Teresa
Prange, Greg
Prosperity Financial Group
Re/Max Professionals
Rebber, Jerome
Redding Elementary School
Reed, Cathy
Reed, Mary
Reedy Financial Group, Inc.
CAMPAIGN
RECOGNITION & AWARDS:
Community Spirit Award: WJAA
96.3 FM
Community Service Award:
Cummins’
HedgeHog Team
Reedy, Alicia
Reedy, Matt K.
Reedy, Ruth A.
Reichenbacker, Linda L.
Reinhart, Benjamin C.
Reynolds, Eddie J.
Reynolds, Joseph & Shelia
Robertson, Ruth H.
Robinson, Donna M.
Rose, Gretchen K.
Rust, Lois M.
Rust, Sylvia
Sanders, Anthony D.
Schneck, Polly
Schneider, Marilyn J.
Schuley, Richard
Schultz, Carl L.
Schwartz, Deb
Schwipps, Rachel K.
Sertoma Club of Jackson County
Seymour Elks Lodge #462
Seymour Greenhouse Inc
Shepard, Perry L.
Sides, Eduard R.
Skaggs Builders Inc.
Smith, Anthony D.
Smith, Mark & Sue
Smith, Dr. Thomas E.
Somes, Kristi E.
South Central Insurance, Inc.
Spray Jr., William E.
Spray, George F.
Spurgeon, Susan M.
Stamper, Helen J.
Stanfield, Steve
Staud, Ray
Sterling, Jill D.
Stinson, Monty
Stradley, Carolyn J.
Surface Financial Group
Sutherland, Amy M.
Sutton, Jeffrey D.
Sutton, Paula J.
Taekmura, Kazumasa
Takikawa, Koji
Takikawa, Sachio
Tanaka, Takashi
Tanida, Hiroshi
Taskey, Mindy L.
The Garage Inc.
Thompson, Leslie A.
Tingle, James
Tomimori, Takahiro
Travis, Amy
Tritle, Vicki
Van Landeghem, Jennifer M.
Vieck, Metthew L.
Vojkufka, Christopher
Vondielingen, Robert
Voss, Doris
Walter, Dr. John C.
Walther, Bud
Warbritton Jr., Kenneth
Warren, Sara
Waskom, Andy
Wehrkamp, Susan B.
Wetzel, Cheri
Wichman, Cathy D.
Wilkes, Ernest E.
Wynn, Susan
Yamashita, Yasuhiko
JCUW is grateful for all the generous
financial support from individuals, organizations, and businesses over the years.
JCUW is fully funded by these donations
and without them, we would not exist.
We would like to acknowledge the 2014
leadership donors by listing their names
above. If your name is incorrect or missing,
please contact us 812-522-5450.
January 1- December 31, 2014
RESOURCES
$102,478
89%
10%
<1%
<1%
$5,616
$924,520
Campaign (2013, 2014)
$924,520
Restricted Revenue* $102,478
Other Revenue**
$5,616
Community Foundation of
Jackson County Endowment Fund $5,172
Total 2014 Resources
$5,172
$1,037,786
*Grants, Program Revenue, and Fiscal Agent Revenue
**Includes interest income, sponsorships, unrealized and
other income.
January 1- December 31, 2014
EXPENSES
$166,519
$692,901
$31,739
78% Community Services
$692,901
Partner Funding - $523,667
Programs & Grants- $156,648
Donor Designations- $12,586
19%Administrative
$166,519
4% Uncollectibles $31,739
Total 2014 Expenses
JACKSON COUNTY UNITED WAY
ANNUAL
REPORT
$891,159
2014 FINANCE COMMITTEE
Brian Reedy- Treasurer
JE Reedy
Greg Morin- Assistant Treasurer
Montgomery, Elsner, & Pardieck
Ann Cooper
Aisin USA
Audited fiscal year end December 31, 2014.
INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF UNITED WAY’S
INVEST 1213 GRANT SUPPORTED:
• Child Care Network for the Jump Start to School Success and Family Preschool
programs thus preparing 95 students in the county for school success.
• Our new work with the Jackson County Education Coalition supported Summer
Challenge at Seymour Middle School in partnership with Cummins Seymour
Engine Plant. This program provided the opportunity for over 90 students to
have brain gain, instead of brain drain over the summer months. Over a four
week period, on a whole students showed a 36% increase in Language Arts
and 27% increase in Math due to small teacher to student ratios.
• Work for Turning Point, focused on health outcomes in order to keep teens
safe from dating violence. In 2014, Turning Point received approval to provide
the Dating Violence Prevention Safe Dates curriculum through classrooms in
Brownstown Central and Seymour Middle Schools.
2014
2014: A YEAR OF ENGAGEMENT
BOARD MEMBERS - Thank you, Outgoing Board Members!
Led by Campaign Chair, Jim Potts, the 2014 Campaign raised $756,694
dollars for the community.
Dr. Chris Lambring,
We invested $523,670 to programs with our 20 community partners that
focus on education, health, and financial stability.
Conner-Smith Eye Center
Tony Stuckwisch, Kremers Urban
Dan Banks, County of Jackson
Kersten Fye, Jackson-Jennings Co-op
Amber Hatfield-Owens, Cummins Inc.
Pharmaceuticals
THANK YOU TO OUR CAMPAIGN SPONSORS!
EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
A.V.I. FoodSystems Inc.
Artistic Impressions
Cupid’s Arrow
Indiana Oxygen
Downey Design
Over the last 50 years, JCUW’s solo focus has been to raise funds in the annual campaign. That’s
why JCUW was created to support our community partners. While this is a very important piece of our
work, we know it is not the only reason for our existence. Recently, Brian Gallagher, United Way Worldwide President shared, “Fundraising is not United Way’s reason to exist, but that it is the platform on
which we pursue community change and impact.” JCUW’s role is not only to be a fundraiser, but to also
understand and communicate community conditions, convene and collaborate on issues affecting the
community, and create lasting impact.
JCUW had a great 2014. The JCUW Board & Staff focused on engagement and there was great
success to tout. JCUW continues to assess needs, secure resources and strategically invest resource to
create lasting change in the areas of education, health, and financial stability.
In 2014, JCUW focused on increasing volunteerism and had celebrated great success including
a record breaking 18th Annual Day of Caring and 40% increase in matching volunteers through or Volunteer Center. One great story is from Paul and Carolyn from Aisin World Corp. They contacted UW to
see how they could volunteer and do something meaningful. Through the matching process UW staff
learned that Paul wanted to serve children. Matching Paul and Carolyn with Boys & Girls Club provided
an opportunity for them to teach three basic Japanese classes and a day of Origami for the kids. A note
of thanks included this, “Paul is really enjoying this activity! Thank you so much for putting us in touch
with Mr. Stanfield. This seems to have been a perfect pairing for Paul.”
The UW Board focused on becoming more active and engaged too. Board members committed to
serving on one committee and provided added support of the staff’s work. JCUW hosted its first Board
to Board social as an opportunity for leadership to network and learn about opportunities for collaboration. The board also got more involved in the annual campaign by vising with CEOs in the late spring.
We believe that by investing in relationships with top level support, JCUW positioned itself for a strong
campaign within those companies.
JCUW was excited to announce that it exceeded its goal for the first time since 2007. Our organization is moving forward to not only be a funder but to start focusing on creating lasting impact.
In 2015, JCUW will be focusing on building stronger partnerships. Collaboration will be our focus
as we continue to consider how we move the needle on important community conditions including ensuring all students are ready to learn when starting Kindergarten and tackling the drug issue. We look
forward to embracing new ideas and initiatives which will bring people, organizations, and communities
together with a common purpose-to improve the quality of life in Jackson County.
Home Products International
Pewter Hall
Sharayah Cornwell Photography
WJAA Radio 96.3 FM
2-1-1:
STUFF THE BUS:
ROCK’N READY:
An easy to remember 3 digit number. In 2014, 1,897 callers
were connected to 3,209 referrals
including support for food, income
support & assistance, school supplies,
tax assistance, health services
In 2014, over 11,381 items
were donated, along with
1,000 backpacks, for a cash
value over $17,300.
Over 840 students started school with
basic school supplies, ready to learn.
Nearly 200 volunteers served over
350 hours.
FAMILYWIZE:
VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE:
VOLUNTEER CENTER:
As of December 31, 2014, the FamilyWize-United Way partnership
with local pharmacies has saved people living here more than
$551,833 on everyday prescription costs for conditions
such as asthma, high blood pressure, high cholesterol,
diabetes and many others.
In 2014, 190 tax returns were prepared at 3 sites by 13 volunteers. Since the program started in 2010 JCUW has helped
Jackson County residents
claim $1,125,166 in
federal and state returns.
There was a 40% increase in
matches in 2014. The monetary
value of the 3,830 volunteer hours
given through UW totaled $86,175.
DAY OF CARING:
DAY OF ACTION:
A record breaking 475 volunteers
served at 72 project sites celebrating
the 18th annual anniversary of our
Day of Caring Event on the second
Tuesday in May.
Working for our Dreams 4H group
volunteered to re-paint the Early
Learning Trail in Shields Park.
Tonja
Tonja Couch, Executive Director
VOLUNTEERS
DINE UNITED
Further development of the October Dine
United program leveraged support for the
campaign with the opportunity to share
the UW message while promoting local
businesses. This year Dine United Events
were held at: Bevers Family Deli, Blondie’s
Pizzeria & Pub, Brooklyn Pizza Co., Cortland
Diner, Crock-A-Doodles, Cupid’s Arrow, Java Joint, Lucille’s Home Cookin’, McDonald’s of
Brownstown, Pewter Hall, and Snappy Tomato. This collective effort raised over $1,300
towards the annual campaign!
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
Day of Caring
Day of Action
Stuff the Bus & Rock’n Ready
Blanket, Hat & Glove Drive
Soldiers & Seniors Cards
Campaign Team
Office Volunteers
Marketing & Special Events Committee
Resource Development Committee
Impact Committee
Community Investment Committee
STAFF
Tonja Couch, Executive Director
Sean Hildreth, Resource Development Director
Marianne Willacker, Administrative Assistant
Bonita Dobbs, Grant Funded Program Manager
FUNDED COMMUNITY
PARTNERS
American Red Cross
Anchor House
The Arc of Jackson County, Inc.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southeast IN
Boys & Girls Club
Brownstown Senior Citizens
Child Care Network
Crothersville Senior Citizen Center
Freetown Senior Citizens
Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana
Girls Inc.
Hoosier Trails Council, B.S.A.
Human Services/Head Start
Meals on Wheels
Medora Senior Citizens
Mental Health America of Jackson County
READ Jackson County/Plaza Latina
The Salvation Army Indiana Division
Seymour Seniors 107
Turning Point