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15U N I T E D WAY O F T H E N AT I O N A L C A P I TA L A R E A
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United Way of theNational Capital Area
United Wayof the National Capital Area
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During Fiscal Year 2015, July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015, United Way of the National Capital Area (United Way NCA) created measureable impact. We changed lives.
It was an extraordinary year for us for another reason. We began our pursuit to do more for
our community by listening. Through a series of community conversations, we listened to
hundreds of people who shared their ideas about what our region needs.
We listened to stakeholders, advocacy groups and policymakers, and we identified opportunities
to make investments that will have a lasting impact on people’s lives. In response, United Way
NCA’s Board of Directors approved our Community Impact goals in March 2015. This $12.3
million investment is our Community Commitment for the next five years.
Our commitment is to create change in three fundamental areas: education, financial
stability and health.
We are excited about our Community Commitment because it is built on the solid foundation
of the work we did last year. As our organization evolves, we will continue to define where our
investments will create the most impact, and where we can do the most good.
There’s a lot of work to be done, and we’re up for the challenge. We’re ready to Do More
for families in our community. We’re ready to Do More for children. We’re ready to Do More to
ensure our community thrives.
Sincerely,
Rosie Allen-Herring
President and CEO
United Way of the
National Capital Area
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L E T T E R F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T A N D C E O
Loudoun
Montgomery
Fairfax – Falls Church
Prince William
Prince George’s
Arlington
District of Columbia
Alexandria
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Community Commitment
During Fiscal Year 2015, we developed the United Way NCA Community
Commitment by working directly with our community and partners.
Education
We identified opportunities to increase achievement for low-income middle school
students. Early childhood education and high school graduation are imperative, but
the fault line for dropping out of high school can be traced to middle school. Our
commitment is to serve students in our region’s Title 1 schools, which have high
rates of students who live in poverty and qualify for free or reduced lunch.
Our Commitment: Prepare 12,000 Title I middle school students to transition to high
school performing at grade level and on track to succeed.
Financial Stability
We aspire to move more families in our community towards financial stability by
providing services that will help families plan, save and get ahead.
Our Commitment: Provide 100,000 residents with services that remove barriers to
financial stability and affordable housing.
Health
We will help families achieve their best quality of health with the goal of increasing
student achievement and helping families to thrive.
Our Commitment: Facilitate well-planned, funded and executed programs that will
teach healthy patterns and practices in order to benefit more children and families.
Learn more at UnitedWayNCA.org.
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Regions We Serve
United Way of the National Capital
Area serves eight regions:
Alexandria, Arlington, District of
Columbia, Fairfax/Falls Church,
Loudoun County, Montgomery
County, Prince George’s County
and Prince William County.
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Academic Success
We partnered with City Year at Neval Thomas Elementary and Kelly Miller Middle
Schools in the District of Columbia. Through intensive study programs, 84% of Kelly
Miller students improved their grades in English and 57% improved their grades in
math, as measured via the iReady assessment. At Neval Thomas, an incredible 98%
of students improved their literacy skills on the DIBELS test and 74% improved their
math standardized test scores, as measured by the iReady assessment.
United Way NCA partnered with The Hillside Workforce Scholarship Program
at Drew Freeman Middle School in Prince George’s County, where a grant
was awarded to provide 31 at-risk students with a variety of support services.
As a result, 93% of participating students were successfully promoted
to the next grade.
Mentoring
United Way NCA partnered with Deloitte to co-lead the Mentoring Matters
collaborative, which brings together local mentoring organizations to help
recruit mentors and share best practices.
United Way NCA awarded the Prince George’s County Alumnae Chapter of Delta
Sigma Theta, Inc. a planning grant to help create a mentoring program that
worked with 30 middle school girls. In addition, United Way NCA was among the
founding partners of the Empowering Males of Color Initiative, which works in
tandem with the DC Public Education Fund. This innovative program supports
PK-12 Boys of Color at all stages of their academic careers.
98%of Neval Thomas students improved their literacy skills
74%
of Neval Thomas students math test scores improved.
30middle school girls benefitted
from a mentoring program
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4
OF CHILDREN
WHO LIVE IN POVERTY
DON’T GRADUATE
FROM HIGH SCHOOL.
22%
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DO MORE FORFINANCIALS TA B I L I T Y
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Tax Refunds
United Way NCA is proud to be a part of the IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
program (VITA), which offers 11 sites across the metropolitan area that provide free tax
services to qualifying taxpayers. As a result, more than $19 million was returned
to taxpayers in our community.
In addition, in partnership with Capital Area Asset Builders (CAAB), we equipped
7 tax preparation sites with financial coaches to provide sessions to more than
400 participants.
Workforce Funders Collaborative
United Way NCA invested $15,000 in the Greater Washington Workforce Funders
Collaborative in FY 2015 to support efforts to secure job placements for local residents.
In FY 2015, 173 participants secured employment as a result of this initiative.
Financial Empowerment Centers
As part of our Community Commitment planning process, we identified a need for
high quality financial planning services that would help people who are living in
financially precarious situations to create a budget, save and get ahead.
During FY 2015, we planned and implemented the rollout of our first Financial
Empowerment Center in partnership with Prince George’s Community College
(PGCC). The Center offers access to free financial counseling, housing counseling and
business financial services. Learn more at UnitedWayNCA.org/FEC.
$19millionreturned to participants in our IRS Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program
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173participants secured employment
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AREA RESIDENTS
ARE AT RISK OF
HOMELESSNESS.
12,000+
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10
AREA RESIDENTS
ARE AT RISK OF
HOMELESSNESS.
12,000+
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Fun, Fly & Fit
This was the third and final year for the U.S. Department of Education
Carol M. White Physical Education Program (PEP) Grant. The Fun, Fly & Fit
fitness and nutrition program increased the amount of time children and youth
are physically active in and out of school.
Participants spent an average of 80 minutes in play (unstructured exercise)
and 80 minutes in activity (structured exercise) for a total of almost 20,000
hours in play and activity during the 2014-2015 school year.
Family Health Nights
Our Family Health Night events featured free health screenings and games
designed for the whole family. We held Family Health Nights at Hollywood
Elementary School, Rosaryville Elementary School, Clinton Grove Elementary
School, Allenwood Elementary School and Francis Scott Key Elementary School.
Hometown Huddle
In partnership with the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation, we held a
Hometown Huddle at Clinton Grove Elementary on October 21, 2014, with more than
200 students. It was a day filled with Fun, Fly & Fit games and NFL Play60 activities.
Redskins’ running back Alfred Morris was the guest of honor.
80minutes in play
and activity
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Recess with the Redskins
On April 17, 2015, United Way NCA co-hosted Recess with the Redskins with
the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation at the Prince George’s Sport
and Learning Complex. Redskins players Alfred Morris, Darrel Young and
Nick Sundberg joined kids in getting fit and having fun.
FamilyWize
We partner with FamilyWize to build a healthier community. Now entering its fifth
year, the United Way NCA/FamilyWize partnership has helped local residents save
more than $6.5M on prescription medications.
2-1-1
This free, non-emergency number connects more than 450,000 residents of
the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia to human service information
and referrals each year.
$6.5million
amount saved on prescription medications by local residents
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$6.513
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OF CHILDREN
AGES 10–17 IN THE
NATIONAL CAPITAL
AREA ARE OVERWEIGHT.
37%
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Veteran Student Support
United Way NCA’s Veterans’ Initiative invested in two key initiatives, both focused
on community college student success. At Prince George’s Community College,
we invested in the launch of a new Veterans’ Center. This space was designed
to connect veteran students with their peers and provide a place where they
can receive training and support. Seventy-five clients were served.
At Northern Virginia Community College, we supported the Veteran Student
Success program, which offers specialized support to veteran students. We
also supported the hiring of a dedicated advisor to help these students attain
their goals. Seventy clients were served.
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DO MORE TOE N G A G E D O N O R S
United Way NCA has more than 700 workplace partners in approximately 3,000
locations. We have more than 36,000 donors within and beyond our workplace
partners, with approximately 2,500 of these donating more than $1,000 each.
Our donors invest in us because we are a trusted partner that gets things done.
They invest in us because at United Way NCA, we do more with their dollars.
We create impact. We change lives.
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2015 Community Impact Grant Awards
In FY 2015, United Way NCA awarded competitive grant awards to member partners
located in the eight regions that we serve. The awards were focused on creating
sustainable and measurable impact in our three priority areas: education,
financial stability and health. The grants provide thousands of adults and children
with access to medical care, dental care, mentoring, employment placement,
housing, food, basic needs support and other critical services. We worked with
153 grant reviewers across the region for our Community Impact grants process.
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A L E X A N D R I A
1 0 G R A N T S$105,000
A R L I N G T O N
1 2 G R A N T S$139,599
D I S T R I C T O F C O L U M B I A
9 G R A N T S$153,356
F A I R F A X / F A L L S C H U R C H
1 0 G R A N T S$167,512
L O U D O N C O U N T Y
1 1 G R A N T S$138,981
M O N T G O M E R Y C O U N T Y
8 G R A N T S$100,678
P R I N C E G E O R G E ’ S C O U N T Y
7 G R A N T S$100,000
P R I N C E W I L L I A M C O U N T Y
1 0 G R A N T S$100,000
E D U C A T I O N
1 3 G R A N T S$190,868
F I N A N C I A L S T A B I L I T Y
2 2 G R A N T S$279,507
H E A L T H
4 2 G R A N T S$534,751
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Nonprofit Learning Series
In FY 2015, United Way NCA’s Nonprofit Learning Series was sponsored by our
corporate partner Constant Contact. We offered educational events to 1,454
participants from local nonprofit organizations and businesses.
Community Preparedness and Response Forum
United Way NCA and the American Red Cross in the National Capital Region
co-hosted the Community Preparedness and Response Forum, featuring keynote
W. Craig Fugate, Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
The event brought together 200 professionals to discuss ways to collaborate on
preparing for and dealing with a major catastrophic event in our region.
Do More 24
On June 4, 2015, United Way NCA hosted Do More 24, a 24-hour online giving day
that included 600 local nonprofit organizations. Through the incredible generosity of
donors and our sponsors and partners, we raised $1.4 million.
More than 160 volunteers participated in our Do More 24 volunteer events. At
Tyson’s Corner Center, we hosted a Do More 24 Shoebox event, where we collected
and packed personal care items including shampoo, soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes
and more for people who are experiencing homelessness.
$1.4million
11,410 =gifts
Raised online in one 24-hour period through our DoMore24 campaign.
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$1.421
PEOPLE IN OUR
REGION DON’T HAVE
BANK ACCOUNTS.
250,000
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PEOPLE IN OUR
REGION DON’T HAVE
BANK ACCOUNTS.
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F I N A N C I A L S
C A M P A I G N R E S U L T S A N D O T H E R S U P P O R T 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 4
Campaign Results 30,073,119 31,379,077
Net campaign results before designations honored 28,751,044 30,185,374
Net campaign results 7,379,066 7,431,348
Net campaign results and other support 12,005,257 12,655,691
E X P E N S E S 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 4
Community impact funds grants, community initiatives
and events, community services
5,937,075 6,065,930
Supporting services for annual campaign fundraising,
management and general
4,901,180 5,911,118
Total Expenses 10,838,255 11,977,048
Change in Pension Benefit Obligation 572,352 (333,834)
Change in net assets 594,650 1,012,477
N E T A S S E T S 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 4
Beginning 24,118,104 23,105,627
Ending 24,712,754 24,118,104
A S S E T S 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 4
Cash and Cash Equivalents 5,523,945 3,498,977
Investments 23,635,579 25,832,444
Promises to Give, net 9,761,959 11,880,567
Federal Grants Receivable 80,139 89,581
Accounts Receivable and Prepaid Expenses 145,343 116,352
Property and Equipment, net 923,521 1,132,166
Deposits 45,256 45,256
T O T A L A S S E T S 40,115,742 42,595,343
Summarized Statements of Activities (June 30, 2015 and 2014)
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United Way of the National Capital Area (United Way NCA) does not charge nonprofit members a membership fee to be
represented in the community. United Way NCA does not charge additional fundraising or shrinkage fees. The administrative
processing fee charged nonprofit members was 9%. The CFC amount raised ($10,748,844) was from participation in the CFC
of the National Capital Area and CFC Universal Giving. Fundraising costs paid by United Way NCA were $989,956 of which
$954,987 were recovered through the administrative processing fee.
L I A B I L I T I E S 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 4
Accounts payable, accrued expenses and Other Liabilities 2,109,851 2,344,164
Contributor designations payable 9,509,360 12,721,319
Community impact grants and initiatives payable 1,194,063 1,101,246
Defined benefit pension liability 2,589,714 2,310,510
T O T A L L I A B I L I T I E S 15,402,988 18,477,239
N E T A S S E T S 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 4
Unrestricted Operating 4,896,282 4,980,251
Unrestricted Board Designated 16,654,535 16,678,686
Temporarily restricted 2,986,937 2,284,167
Permanently restricted 175,000 175,000
T O T A L L I A B I L I T I E S A N D N E T A S S E T S 40,115,742 42,595,343
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Alexis de Tocqueville Society
Members contributed at least $10,000
Minaz Abji
Scott Adams
Chris Allen
Evelyn Amador
Joel Anderson
Edward Ballington
Tina and Duncan Barks
Charles Beard
Gerald & Shelly Belson
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Berdelle
John Beyer
Mr. & Mrs. David Blake
Stephen Blough
Michelle Bosch
Mr.& Mrs. J.A. Bouknight
Mark Boyer
Frederick Boyle
Sherrie Brach
Patrick Brady, III
Matthew Brockwell
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Brown
Sally Buckles
Frida Burling
Daren Campbell
Kevin Carney
Steven Chad
Kenneth Chatelain
Donald & Dawna Christian
Terry Coleman
Paula Collins
Howard E. Cosgrove
Nicholas Cotroneo
Paul & Sue DeBassio
Mark Decker, Jr.
Mark Decker, Sr.
John and Linda M. Derrick
Shannon DiBari
Valerie Dickerson
Donald Dixon
William Dodge
W. Thomas Dohrmann
Elizabeth Drigotas
Barry Eccleston
Alan Einhorn
Diana Farrell
Walter Fennell
Jose & Jennifer Ferrao
Vincent Ferraro
Paul and Isabel Fitzgerald
Emily Mossburg Fowler
Jennifer & Kent Francois
Brian & Ramona Gallagher
Matthew Gentile
May Gilham
James Godwin, III
Barry Granger
David Gross
Nicolina Grover
Joseph Haggerty
David & Therese Harrison
Andy & Marian Harrs
David Hemingson
Madge Henning
Joyce Wilbur & Ed John
James Jones
Richard Kafka
Michael Katz
Raymond Kearney
Janie Kinney
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Klesius
Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Korol
Christopher Larson
John Leahy
Chun Lee
Charles & Doris Leeper
Robert Lekites
Kristin Lesher
Patricia Littlefield
Robert Long
Lawrence Luebbers
Brian Maloney
Jan & Lois Mares
Richard McArdle
Terri McClements
Kenneth McKenzie
Mark McNamee
Lorilynn McSweeney
Peter Meier
Peter Merrill
Tsion Messick
Walt & Pamela Miles
Henry Miyares
Brian Monday
John Moulton
Diane Murray
Tracy Nilles
Nels Olson
Pamela Olson
Travis Patton
Jay & Lynette Perry
Janet Randolph
Peter Raymond
Mr. & Mrs. Philip S. Reese
Bert & Barbara Rein
Joseph Rigby
David & Pamela Rogers
David Schenck
Philip Schimmel
Marissa Schlaifer
Thomas Shaw
Stephen Skinner
Annette Smith
Jeff & Kristen Smith
Anita Soucy
Bruce Stanski
Stacey & Jarvis Stewart
Gary and Susan Tabach
John Thompson
T. Timothy Tuerff
Loic Vivier
John Voelkel
Troy and Angela Vollertsen
Mark Wallis
Matthew Widmer
John Wilfong
J. Timothy Winks
Christopher & Connie Young
Women’s Leadership Council
Members contributed at least $2,500
Carolyn Ackerman
Adina Adler
Adina Adler
Phyllis Aggrey
Angelito Alacbay, Jr.
Camille M. Alexander
Lew & Barbara Allen
Rosie Allen-Herring
Christine Althoff
Jim & Janet Alward
Tia S. Annagu
Peter & Mary Ansoff
Linda Argo
Mary Atkinson
Brenda Atkinson-Willoughby
Lucinda Babers
Sally Bailey
Steven Baker
Ann Ball
Glynnis Barcliff
Carolyn Barker
Linda Barnard
Jennifer Barnette
Scott & Rebecca Barrett
Vivian Bass
Lasheka Bassey
Kathleen Beeton
Beverley Bennett
Dorothy Bennett
Julie Bernard
Lynn Berry
Connie Bertram
Charlene Bickford
Sharlynn Bobo
Susan Bodner
Michelle Bosch
Janine Bosley
Pamela Boswell
Maria Bothwell
Phylicia Bowman
Marcia Bradford
Laurie Bricker
Juliana Bridgham
Kelly Brinkley
Cynthia Brock-Smith
Patricia Broderick
Julie Bruington
Karen Brunn
Candice Bryant
Domonique Bryant
Emily Bryant
Nancy Buc
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Sally Buckles
Cynthia Bunton
Velma Burke
Sandra Burnis-Holly
Rebecca Caldwell
Rochelle Cameron
Cheron Carlson
Mary Anne Carlson
Linda Carter
Elizabeth Case
Catherine Chapman
Ellen Charles
Leslie R. Chernikoff-Berman
Sherry H. Chevalley
Stephanie Chin
Leslie Christensen
Suzanne Christenson
Elaine Church
Nicole Cieslicki
Katherine Clark
Kristen Clark
Leslie Clark
Ruth Clark
Sally Classick
Joyce Clements Smith
Gwendolyn Clerkley
Kelly Cochran
Kathernine Coleman
Mary Cook
Estelle Cooke-Sampson
Maureen Cooney
Nancy Cooper
Roxann Cooper
W. Kent Cooper
Mary Cooter
Constance Cordovilla
Bernice Corman
Carolyn Corwin
William Coston
Celeste Cox
Patricia Cummings
Cunningham Family
Linda Daily
Carol Dalton
Marigrace Daniel
Richard Darilek
Nancy Davenport
Linda Davidson
Jonathan Davies
Pamela Davis
Theresa Davis
Mimi Dawson
Rose Dawson
Virginia De Los Santos
Susanne Denham
Patricia Devlin
Janet Dhillon
Shannon DiBari
Kate Doherty
Reina Du Val
Jennifer Duane
Patricia Durham
Zarina Durrani
Richard & Joan Dyer
Mary Jo Eagen
Paula Easter
Alycia Eck
Barbara Edmond
Sheila Edmondson
Ursula Edmondson-Williams
Elvretta Edwards-Jenkins
E. Tazewell Ellett
Cheryl Ellis
EllsworthFamily
Kassaundra Escalera
Bonny Fahy
Laura Fair-Stokes
Dorothy Fairweather
Ginny Farris
Elizabeth Fay
Stephanie Ferguson
Jill Fields
Patrick and Charlotte Fischer
Elizabeth Fisher
Deborah Foster
William & Priscilla Fothergill
Leila Franklin
Judy Franz
Leslie Frelow
Muriel Garr
Evelyn Garren
Nora Garrote
Penelope Garver
Marguerite Giese
Myra Gilchrist
Gina Gin
Barbara Gipe
Deborah Gist
Melissa Glynn
Barbara Goldman
Marian Gordon
Tara Gosine
Sharon Gottovi
Maria Grant
Sharon Grant
Anita & Walter A Grazer
Noel Greene
Sebrina Greene
Deborah Greenfield
Kristin Grehawick
Dolores Grenier
Leslie Griffin
Katherine Grincewich
Cynthia Gross
Carolyn Gullatt
Andrea Guy
Loretta Haglund
Hahn Family
Diana Haines
Anita Hall
Tracy Hammond
Donna Handley
Sandra Hanna
Margaret Harding
Catherine Harper
Bernadette Harvey
Ashley Harwwick
Sharon Hatcher
Nicole Haynes
Polly Heath
Anne Heising
Kathleen Helm
Mary Helman
Marveen Henderson
Heidi Henning
Linda Herbert
Hortencia Hernandes
Judith Heumann
Cheryl Hiett
Ruth Hillock
Patricia Hobson
Lisa Hodge
Michelle Hodge
Tiffany Hollinger
Cecille Hollingsworth
Tracey Holmes
Judy Holoviak
Susan Homar
Jessica Hughes
Regena Humphries
Lou Ann Hutchins
Ruthledge Hutson
Donna Jablonski
Karen Jackson
Leslie Jackson
Dolly Jacobs
Eva Jacobs
Trudy Jacobson
Debbi Jarvis
Cynthia Jiles
Candace Johnson
Thelma Johnson
Toni Johnson
Madeline Johnson-Oler
Diane Johnson-Quinn
Patricia Johnston
Barbara Kamara
Laura Kaplan
Lacy Karen
Kauzlarich Family
Mary Kearney
Anne Kelly
Donna Kimbrue
Deborah Kissire
Mary Kitchen
Mary Jo Klank
Leslie Klugh
Deborah Knight
Susan Knight
Kimberley Knox
Heidi Kotzian
Laila Krause
Jerrily Kress
Lynn Kriss
Vivek Kundra
Valerie Kunsman
Jeanne Kuperberg
Renee M. Lafollette
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Lamb Family
Constance Lambert
Mary-Parker Lamm
Linda Lance
Courtney Landcaster
Katherine Landry
Jessie Langham
Marlena Lanham-Tracy
Elisabeth Lardner
Laura Lawler
Diane Lebson
Marcia Ledford
Dora Lee
Pamela Lee
Thea Lee
Charles & Doris Leeper
Paula Leme-Meza
Robert Leuck
Susan Levine
Lewis Family
Robert & Patty Liberatore
Sharita Lindsey
Kathleen Linehan Penney
Laura Linn
Janet Little
Khadijah Long
Terese Lowery
Frances Lunney
Michelle Mack
Jennifer Maclean
Christine Macneil
Jameelah Malik
Leanne Mann
Susan Marcille
Karen Marcou
Jan & Lois Mares
Susan Marquis
Evelyn Marr
Ellen Martin
Shida Martinez
Tracy Maruco
George Mcandrews
Anne McCain
Vonya McCann
Pamela McCarthy
Terri McClements
Margaret McCormack Jones
Judy McCoy
Kathleen McDonald
Suzanne McDonald
Shannell McEachin
Laurel McGinley
Janice McHenry
Margaret McKeough
Christine McLaughlin
Julie McLeod
McWhorter Family
Tracy Medley
Avice Meehan
Susan Meisinger
Frances Melson
Steven & Harriet Meltzer
Jeanette Michael
Joseph Middleton
Louise Milder
Olivia Millar
Riva Mirvis
Alicia Mitchell
Petra Mollet
Patricia Montegut
Maritza Montiel
Kate Moore
Tiffany Moore
Mary Jane Morrow
Josephine Mose
Jamie Mueller
Patricia Mueller
Terry Muilenburg
Joanna Mullen
Munro Family
Joan Murphy
Susan Nealon
Judith Neason
Sheridan & Dana Neimark
Francine Nelson
Daphne Nesbitt
Olza Nicely
Diane Nickloy
Tracy Nilles
Shelley Nurse
Carol Oberdorfer
Sarah O’Connor
Evelyn Oelrich
Kathleen O’Hare
Monica Oldham
Linda Oliver
Elizane Osei
Beatriz Otero
Karen Owens
Mattie Palmore
Dennis Panke
Vanessa Partin
Dorothy Passer
Elizabeth Patterson
Elsie Paull
Lindy Paull
Lindsey Pearce
Kate Penn
Elizabeth Petit
Merrill Phelan
Paulette Pidcock
Gale Pierce
Mary Pierce
Stephany Pierce
Jessica Pollner
Amanda Ponzar
Alberta Porges
Dierdre Porter
Christine Potito
Audrey Prentiss
Mary Prettyman
Ellen Pryga
Cecilia Quattromani
Sharon Quinn
Deborah Quintal
Kyle Rahn
Brenda Randall
Janet Randolph
Catherine Rapp
Dena Reed
Heather Reed
Malva Reid
Judith Reiff
Bert & Barbara Rein
Aileen Reynolds
Jacqueline Rhone
Nancy Richards
Barbara Richman
Rebecca Rieger
Michelle Ritchie
Mary Roberts
Phyllis Robinson
Tonya Robinson
Suzanne Roske
Michele Ross
Quilla Roth
Helen Rothfuss
Ronald & Carol Rothrock
William Rowell
Rosemary Ruffieux-Harger
Janice Russell
Karl & Jennifer Sacks
Theresa Sagun
William Samuel
Theresa Savela
Barbara Saxton
Carol Schatz
Katherine Schenck
Bette Schmidt
Rosemary Schmidt
Sarah Schultz
Maralee Schwartz
Margaret Scott
Odette Scovel
Cheryl Shackleford
Shequita Sheffield
Betsy Sherman
Michele Shirron
Elizabeth Shriver
Carolyn Singh
Elizabeth Slagle
Annette Smith
Edgar & Andy Smith
Julie Smith
Mary Smith
Pamela Smith-Beatty
Rose Ann Soloway
Betty Spencer
Carole Spires
Shannon Stafford
Shauna Stallworth
Christine Steiner
Bart & Carolyn Stevens
Donald Stone
Patty Stonesifer
Caroline Struggs
Cheryl Strzemienski
Lesley Sulam
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Mary Sullivan
Juana Suquinahua
Suzanne Szabo
Nancy Temple
Jessica Tencza
Patricia Thomas
Doreen Thompson
Mary Thompson
Angela Thornton
Lucy Thrasher
Patricia Tikkala
Lindsay Torrico
Kerm Towler
Melanie Townshend
Constance Trexler
Arthur Turner
Margery Turner
Jeffonia Urquhart
Karen Vander Linde
Allison Vetter
Marilynn Vismara
Mary Vohringer
Jane Vroon
Linda Wack
Mary Waite
Charlotte Wales
Megan Walker
Nancy Walker
Yvonne Walker-Tolson
Margaret Walsh
Lara Walt
D’Ette Weaver
Carolyn West
Lindsay Whiteway
Joyce Wilbur
Elsa Williams
Kathy Williams
W. Virginia Williams
Kerrie Wilson
Lindsay Wilson
Sharffeur Wilson
Christine Wires
Janice Withers
Jerilyn Woelfel
Kathleen Wolcott
Barbara Wolf
Donna Wood
Kelly Woodward
Agnes Yates
Salena Zellers
Eve Zibart
Sandra Zimmerman
Emerging Leaders Society
Members contributed at least $1,000
Ms. Adina Renee Adler
Melanie Ali
Michael Amono
Lavan Anderson
Carol Andes
Kelly Andreae
Kristine Andreassen
Dwayne Angelo
Megan Annett
Chiron Applewhite
Ashley Arthur
Lauren Bain
Scott Ballina
Micheala Barrett
Mark Barton
Zachary Bartscherer
Lasheka Bassey
Monique Bates
Mary Jo Bean
Justin Bellow
Mary Blatch
Larae Booker
Quincy Booth
Scott Booth
Julia Borie
William Bosch
James Bowier
Teaira Brewer
Lauren Bronec
Justin Brooks
Mollie Brooks
Melissa Browning
Afua Bruce
Lisa Burdell
Jerry Burke
Katharine Burke
Katharine Burke
Karen Burkes
Jennifer Byone
D F Cannon
Zack Cannon
Sarah Caplan
Katelyn Carenza
Catherine Carle
Noelle Carne
Ashley Carter
D’Artagnan Catellier
Emmanuel Caudillo
Jenn Cecil
Franz Celeston
Christina Cheeks
Stephanie Chin
Gaffar Chowdhury
Anna Cima
Tiffany Clark
Trisha Clauson
Donna Claussen
Charlotte Coker Gibson
Frances Colon
Brownell Combs
Andrea Contres
Luis Corrales
Frederick Corte, Jr.
Jessica Craven
Catherine Crockett
Raeshawn Crosson
Ryan Crowley
Rebecca Dauer
Euniesha Davis
Amanda Michelle De Hertogh
Pedro De Jesus
Meghan Dean
Kristal Dekleer
Lauren Demeter
Jeremy Derryberry
Irena Djordjevic Behery
Marilyn Doherty
Tyler Dorn
Laisha Dougherty
Kate Drew Rios
John Duda
Elizabeth Dudley
Jennifer Durden
Clark Dwyer
Meredith Dyer
Rebecca Ehrlich
Jeffrey Elder
Kassaundra Escalera
Michael Esders
Robin Everitt
Serge Eygenson
Jeff Eyler
Isa Farhat
Ronald Farias
Monika Farrow
Cortney Fisher
Monique Fleming
Erika Florez
Jennifer Foster-Rogers
Atiya Frame-Shamblee
Andre Francis
Leslie Frelow
Jennifer Fries
Josh Fruscello
Caleb Fullerton
Jessica Fulton
Melissa Lee Galetto
Jason Gavril
Megan Gean
Robert Geckle, Jr.
Sarah Gluck Perez
Jason Gohl
Edwin Goutier
Patrick Griffin
Peter Hahn
Jennifer Hairston
Karsten Halusa
DJ Hampton, II
Amy Harder
Eric Harp
Steven Hatfield
Ashley Hawkes
Danielle Hawkins
April Haynes
Nicole Haynes
Jessica Heard
Joseph Hehle, Sr.
Phillip Hicks
Alexander Hills
Claudia Hinojosa
Katherine Hockman
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Marcia Hoenle
Audrey Houseman
William Howard
Jessica Howe
Tiffany Huggins Averette
Regena Humphries
John Hunt
Julia Irving
Brandon Irwin
Sierra Jackson
India James
Genevieve Jennai
Kendra Jennings
Paz John
Mark Johnson
Omoyemi Johnson
Stacey Jones
Lisa Jost
Benjamin Kane
Jason Kanter
Dominick Kennerson
Terrence Kenny
Kameron Kima-Cherry
Stacia Klim
Whitney Krebs
Kelli Kreps
Michelle Krogmeier
Shireen Lackey
Courtney Landcaster
Danyell Lassiter
Daniel Lazzari
Joseph Ledbetter
Jon-Paul Lerro
Jason & Lori Levin
Angus Liane
Vanessa Liberal
Danielle Lindo
Samantha Locke
Frank Lopez, Jr.
Terrance Lovelady
Catherine Lovett
Will Lucina
Minh Ly
Amber Mace
Vanessa Maddox
Georgina Magana
Hillary Maki
D Manning
Denise Mason
Ariana Massarat
Heather Matson
Brent McCants
Colleen McGraw
Stephen McMahon
Charles Meisch
Jonathan Mele
Justin Mercer
Timothy Mercer
Paula Meyerson
Sara Miller
John Mills-Hearne
Rachelle Mitri
Petra Mollet
Michelle Montes
Joi Moorer
Gabrielle Morris
Jamie Mueller
Wamite Muthara
Jennifer Nedeau
Melissa Netram
Bridget Nistico
Kirstin Noe Yeado
Russel Norman
Liz O’Dell
Cecelia O’Melia
Colleen O’Neill
Ellen Orasak
Nicole Ortiz
Srinivasulu Pacharu
Kara Palencia
Samantha Paolino
Christina Pappas
Tennille Parker
Evangeline Paschal
Malav Patel
Gershon Patterson
Joseph Paul
Caroline Perez
Kathryn Pittman
Dorota Porawska
Brandi & Terrence Powell
Alexis Preston
Cassius Priestly
Scott Proper
Synina Pugh
Donna Pullin
Liska Radachi
Marty P Raines
Brintha Rajaratnam
Smitha Ramakrishna
Fegan Redmond
Angela Resnick
Eric Richardson
Jeffrey Richardson
Kerry Rigley
Darrell Wayne Rison
Ali Rodway
Lynn Romano
Suzanne Roske
Corey Roush
Erica Russell
Meaghan Rymer
Jan-Michael Sacharko
Ronald Sahadeo
Peter Saharko
Guylaine Saint Juste
Adam Schau
Kristina Scherer
Mark Scott
Cheryl Shackleford
Anand Sharma
Shequita Sheffield
Annie Shuppy
Gabriella Shuskey
Sarah Shuster
Elise Shutzer
Eric Silva
Eric Silva
Emmitt Simmens
Carolyn Singh
Caroline Smith
Forest Snowden
Deepak Soni
Audrey Spencer-Horsley
Joseph Spofford
Lisa-Ann Staruszkiewicz
Kristie Stone
Elizabeth Stratman
Nicole Stroud
Cheryl Strzemienski
Robert Sullivan
Sarah Tammelleo
Jeffery Tate
Brent Taylor
Danyell Taylor
Douglas Tees
Rick Thoesen
Edward Thomas, II
Eboni Thompson
John Thompson
Scott Thompson
Tarcy Thompson
Jessica Thorpe
Lindsay Torrico
Seema Wadhwa
Kelly Waldron
James Walker
Megan Walker
Nina Wang
Blair Washington
Charles Washington, Jr.
Emily Watkins
Marie Watteau
Jessica Wechter
Jamie Weisbrot
Rob Weismantel
Vincent Wesley
Roger West
Emily Wexler
Karen White
Rodney White
Jalisa Whitley
Cindy Williams
Dwayne Williams
Jermon Williams
Michael Williams
Justin Wilson
Peter Wole
Steven Young
Corinna Zarek
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Accenture
AFL-CIO
Airbus Americas
American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO
American Hospital Association
Arlington Public Schools
AstraZeneca - Washington DC
AT&T Inc.
Bank of America
Bechtel LLC
Bloomingdale’s
BMO Financial Group
BNY Mellon
CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield
Caterpillar Inc.
CenturyLink, Inc.
CFC of the National Capital Area
Chesapeake Bay Area CFC
Chesapeake Restaurant Group
Citibank
City of Alexandria
Collington Services LLC/C&S Wholesale Grocers
Comcast Corporation
Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
Constellation Energy Group
Costco Wholesale Corporation
DC One Fund
Deloitte
Dominion Virginia Power
Edison Electric Institute
Eli Lilly and Company
Enterprise Holdings
Ernst & Young LLP
Exxon Mobil Corporation
FedEx Corporation
Fluor Corporation
Foley & Lardner LLP
GEICO
General Dynamics Corporation
General Electric
GlaxoSmithKline
Hanover Insurance Group, Inc.
Harris Teeter Supermarkets, Inc.
IBM
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW)
The J.C. Penney Company
Johns Hopkins University
King & Spalding LLP
Korn-Ferry International
KPMG LLP
Lockheed Martin
Loudoun Charity Golf Classic
Loudoun County Public Schools
M&T Bank Corporation
Macy’s, Inc.
Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commision
McKinsey & Company
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority
Microsoft Corporation
Montgomery County Government
Montgomery County Public Schools
Nathan Associates, Inc.
Nationwide Insurance
Navy Federal Credit Union
Nordstrom, Inc.
Orbital ATK
Parsons Transportation Group
Pepco Holdings, Inc.
Pitney Bowes, Inc.
PNC Bank
Potomac CFC
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Prince George’s County Government
Prince William County Public Schools
Raytheon Systems Company Falls Church
Regency Centers Corporation
RGS Associates, Inc.
Rockwell Collins, Inc.
RTI International
Sentara Northern Virginia Medical Center
Sprint Corporation
SunTrust Bank, Greater Washington
Target
TD Bank
Texas Instruments Inc.
The TJX Companies, Inc.
United Airlines, Inc.
United Bank
United Parcel Service, Inc.
United Way of the National Capital Area
United Way Worldwide
US Chamber of Commerce
Venable LLP
Vencore, Inc.
Verizon Foundation
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.
Wells Fargo
Westat
Xerox Corporation
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Ted Davies Chair Altamira Technologies Corp President & CEO
Gary Tabach Finance Committee Chair/Treasurer Deloitte LLP Southeast Regional Managing Partner
Usha Chaudhary Audit Committee Chair The Washington Post VP, Finance & Administration/CFO
Amy Bobchek Secretary Comcast Spotlight Local Director of Sales
Joseph Rigby Immediate Past Chair PEPCO Holdings, Inc. Chairman, President & CEO
Committee Chairs
Claude E. Bailey Ethics Chair Venable, LLC Partner
Michael Harreld Co-Chair, Nominating Committee The PNC Financial Services Group President of PNC Bank Greater Washington Area
Elise Shutzer Co-Chair, Nominating Committee The Dewey Square Group Principal
Regional Council Representatives
Lawrence Cooper Montgomery County BET Networks SVP & Deputy General Counsel
Jim Dinegar Arlington County Board Of Trade President & CEO
Frank Fannon Alexandria SunTrust Bank Branch Manager
Bill Reeder Prince William County George Mason University Dean, College of Visual & Performing Arts
At Large
Mike Bradshaw Google, Inc. Director, Google Federal
Angela Franco Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce President & CEO
Imani Greene VP/Director, Paid Media New Media Strategies
Glenn Ivey Leftwich & Ludaway Partner
Nick Lewis UPS Vice President of Government Affairs
Jon Love ISS Facilities Services, Inc. Executive Vice President Business Development
Alex Orfinger Washington Business Journal Publisher
Anthony Pica Capital One Senior Vice President
Steve Proctor G.S. Proctor & Associates President & CEO
Tom Raffa Raffa Associates Managing Partner
Ken Samet MedStar Health President & CEO
Paul Thornell Citigroup Management Corporation Managing Director
Toni Townes-Whitley CGI Federal Senior Vice President
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