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TABLE OF CONTENTS 03 From the Chairs Tocqueville Society 05 The in Central Maryland 06 Alexis de Tocqueville in Baltimore 08 100% United Way Investors 09 Tocqueville Executive Council 10 Tocqueville Leadership Society 10 Tocqueville Awards Recipients 11 Dix Années Société Ronde 16 Ldea Table Trois Millions de Dollars Table Ronde 17 La de Deux Millions de Dollars Table Ronde d’Un 17 La Millions de Dollars

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La Société Nationale

ABOUT UNITED WAY

Ordre de Fraternité

04 M ark Furst In Memoriam

Ordre d’Egalité

07 W hat's Needed, Where It's Needed— Right Now

Jane B. Meyerhoff Society

15 211MD

ocqueville Society T in Pictures

22 ALICE

Membres de La Société

50 2 020-2021 Board of Directors

Tocqueville Spotlight

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Women United

12 U nited Way’s Endowment

ocqueville T Company Rankings Tocqueville Company Listings

49 Financial Report

14 Tax-Advantaged Giving 40 S tep-Up and Incentive Programs 41 Emerging Tocqueville Cover illustration by Julie Filderman

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OUR COMMITMENT TO EQUITY As the leader of United Way of Central Maryland, I work every day along with my committed team to fulfill our promise to promote equity, create opportunity, and improve lives. And we fight daily to ensure these values are upheld during these tumultuous times. Systemic change is a critical need now more than ever, and it’s what this organization was built for. United Way is building the capacity and power of residents to build bridges between neighborhood residents and those entities and organizations that control essential resources that impact the health, safety, and quality of life in communities from Baltimore City to Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, and Howard Counties.

FROM THE CHAIRS

THE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY: DRIVING TRANSFORMATIONAL CHANGE During months of social distancing and uncertainty, our community united to confront pressing economic and social realities. Like you, we know that the pandemic will impact our neighbors across the region in the months, and even years, to come. But also like you, we know that Tocqueville Society and Women United — Tocqueville Society members will play an important role in how we all recover and rebuild after COVID-19. Crises like COVID-19 make us all reconsider our personal, professional, and charitable priorities. And as you flip through this membership book, we ask that you take a moment to recognize that the 536 donors herein continue to make the health and well-being of our community a priority at this critical time. You help drive the long-term change our region demands and are a vital partner in shaping United Way’s efforts to tackle the issues and overcome the barriers facing our neighbors. You are a key United Way ambassador. We are proud to stand alongside you now and in the future, and we thank you for your ongoing support of United Way of Central Maryland.

FRANKLYN D. BAKER

President & CEO

STEVEN & MELISSA KRAVET Tocqueville Society Chairs Johns Hopkins Medicine

MICHELLE WRIGHT Women United Chair Certus Consulting, LLC.

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MARK FURST (1955-2019): IN MEMORIAM After years of being an engaged volunteer and generous donor, Mark Furst blazed trails as an energetic change agent at United Way of Central Maryland from 2004-2016. In his last six years, he served as President and CEO. Under his leadership, United Way of Central Maryland pivoted its focus to direct service work promoting family stability—improving the odds of success for families in high need communities. An enthusiastic Tocqueville member with his wife, Sandy, for 18 years, Mark would have been proud to see the Tocqueville Society lead the philanthropic response to the extraordinary challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic. At the 2019 Annual Tocqueville Event, Mark was awarded United Way’s “Volunteer of a Lifetime Award”—a distinction that will hereafter be named the “Mark Furst Volunteer of a Lifetime Award.” We miss Mark’s vision, his inspiration, his wit, and his compassion. He leaves behind a legacy of leadership, philanthropy, and commitment to those in need that lives on in the members of United Way of Central Maryland’s Tocqueville Society.

UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL MARYLAND BY THE NUMBERS

2,130 families that have had a place to call home thanks to our Homelessness Prevention and Shelter Diversion/Rapid Rehousing programs since their inception

160,000 500+ calls to 211MD with top needs including utility assistance, housing, food, and tax support

people served at Project Homeless Connect in Harford County

2,500+ backpacks distributed as part of our annual back-to-school event

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THE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY IN CENTRAL MARYLAND Since 1987, United Way of Central Maryland Tocqueville Society members have been at the vanguard of improving lives, not only through their extraordinary financial gifts, but also through their volunteerism, advocacy, and ability to use their influence to make meaningful change in communities. Our 536 Tocqueville Society members made an average gift of $13,500 and invested a total of more than $7.25 million over the past year to change the odds for Maryland families.

536 Tocqueville Society members giving an average of $13,500

$7.25M

Tocqueville Society investment in our communities this past year

$139.25M Tocqueville Society community investment since 1987

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY INVESTMENTS ACCOUNT FOR 40% OF UNITED WAY’S ANNUAL FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN

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ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE VISITED BALTIMORE IN 1831. HERE’S WHAT HAPPENED... During his nine-month tour of America, Alexis de Tocqueville visited Baltimore from October 27–November 6, 1831. Upon Tocqueville’s arrival, Baltimore welcomed him with open arms. During his whirlwind visit, he was invited to balls, horse races, and dinners hosted by politicians like Governor George Howard. During these social events, Tocqueville discussed voting rights, class difference, and racial equality in Maryland with local attorneys, newspaper editors, prominent merchants, and influential Marylanders like J.H.B. Latrobe—the statesman, industrialist, and inventor remembered for “discovering” Edgar Allan Poe. Latrobe detailed for Tocqueville problems of racial justice in Maryland—a state whose abolitionist principles conflicted with its slave-holding practices. This contradiction was best embodied by Charles Carroll of Carrollton. After dining with 95-year-old Charles Carroll—the last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence—Tocqueville struggled to reconcile Carroll’s professed abolitionism with the slave labor on display at Carrollton. The observations Tocqueville made in 1831 about race and belonging in Baltimore point directly to the challenges United Way of Central Maryland continue to address today. Taking our cue from Tocqueville himself, we know that our roles as members of United Way’s Tocqueville Society are critical in shaping United Way’s work to ensure equality and racial justice throughout Central Maryland.

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WHAT’S NEEDED, WHERE IT’S NEEDED—RIGHT NOW The economic and health crises caused by COVID-19 will affect families and individuals in the weeks, months, and years ahead. In March 2020, United Way of Central Maryland created the COVID-19 Community Fund to provide immediate aid to people throughout Greater Baltimore whose lives were impacted by the effects of the pandemic. This fund also supports our first responders and healthcare workers, as well as other area nonprofits strained beyond their capacities. Many of the generous donors featured in this book have chosen to add to their annual gift to support the COVID-19 Community Fund and have spearheaded corporate and foundation gifts to support this important effort. We continue to work with our community partners to translate donations from the COVID-19 Community Fund into help for the community. We’re especially grateful to the many Tocqueville donors who have increased their gifts and contributed upwards of $600,000 to support the community during the pandemic.

NEARLY 70 TOCQUEVILLE DONORS HAVE CONTRIBUTED UPWARDS OF $600,000 TO BOOST THE COMMUNITY DURING THE PANDEMIC.

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100% UNITED WAY INVESTORS We would like to extend special thanks and recognition to the Tocqueville Society members who have chosen to invest 100% of their gift in United Way of Central Maryland. 100% UNITED WAY INVESTORS LA TABLE RONDE DE TROIS MILLIONS DE DOLLARS Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation

LA TABLE RONDE D’UN MILLIONS DE DOLLARS France-Merrick Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Fredw Mirmiran Sheela Murthy & Vasant Nayak

LA SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE The Bert Foundation, Inc. The William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation Susan Wolman

ORDRE D’EGALITÉ Josh & Oanh Lauring James Riepe Family Foundation Brian & Mary Jo Rogers Terri & Bob Smith

ORDRE DE FRATERNITÉ

One Anonymous Donor

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JANE B. MEYERHOFF SOCIETY Ellen & Ed Bernard Stuart Bowers Doug & Ellen Brinkley Jim & Dana Brinkley Stephen E. Budorick Mary Catherine Bunting Mark & Beverly Chaney Renee M. Christoff Les & Yvonne Dedrickson Forrest Foss Patricia & Mark Joseph, The Shelter Foundation The John J. Leidy Foundation Lois and Philip Macht Family Philanthropic Fund of The Associated Mark W. & Jennifer A. Mullin Mary-Ann & Wally Pinkard Joanne & Mark Pollak Peter & Beth Rosenwald Bill & Lisa Stromberg Leonard & Helen R. Stulman Charitable Foundation, Inc. Louis B. Thalheimer & Juliet A. Eurich The Wieler Family Foundation

MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ Trif Alatzas Ben Aldana Donna Anderson Regina L. Aris Mr. & Mrs. R. Lee Arnold, Jr. Ralph & Christine Arnold Janice L. Babitt Franklyn & Michell Baker Bruce & Polly Behrens Stephanie M. Beran Heidi & Brian Berghuis Richard M. & Carol Bernstein Jared & Christina Block Mr. & Mrs. John M. Bond, Jr. Jan P. Boyce Darrell N. & Randi E. Braman The Bunting Family Foundation Marty Brown Roger & Barbara Calvert Drew Cameron Linda Schaefer Cameron Jeff & Catherine Carter Mark D. Case Kris & Torin Caverly Ryan Charlier Paul & Kelly Chew Keith Cole

Julie & Ed Coleman David Corkum Alicia J. Cunningham Bob Curran & Rose Matricciani Andrew & Emily Davis Geraldine Diggs Carserlo & Irma Doyle Rachel Duncan & Jonathan Grimaldi Michael Dunn Mark & Janet Dyer Karen & Tyrone Eskridge Gene Foley Jody & Harry Ford Linda & Herbert Fredeking Nikki French Philippe Gailloud Gary & Lesley Geisel Dana & Philip Gloor Drs. Gary Goldstein & Arlene Forastiere Charlotte O. Goodwin Mark & Carol Gould Michael & Ann Hankin Todd & Kristin Henry Jennifer & Patrick Herwig Thomasina L. Hiers Mark Hingtgen Gina & Dan Hirschhorn Ben Hobbs & Julie McDill Nina L. Jezic

The Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund, Inc. Rajesh Krishnan Dorothy B. Krugw Hudson & Tanya La Force Andie & Jackw Laporte Kim & Keith Lewis Sandra Liotta & Carl Osterman Duke Lohr William & Laura Loomis Lindsay Lowe & Robert Hands Nicole Martel Bob & Susan Mathias Don & Marianne Mattran Brian & Anna McKeon Joseph & Harvey Meyerhoff Family Charitable Funds Cheryl Mickel Jack C. Miglioretti The William H. Miller III 2018 Trust Linda A. Murphy Betsy & David Nelson Chris & Susan Newman Kate & Matt Norman Jay & Lisa Orlandi Owen Charitable Foundation Bill & Nan Paternotte

Sam Peters & Suzanne Hurst The Plano-Coudon Foundation David & Kate Powell Philip & Lynn Rauch Howard W. Reel, Jr. Leslie L. Robinson Lori Amos Robinson Tobey Roland John & Patti Ross Dr. Daniel Schlozman Steve & Dania Schuh & The Schuh Family Katherine Schulze & Carter Edgeworth Charles Shriver James T. Smith, Jr. Sharon & Jay Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Stetz, Jr. Victoria E. Stewart Herb & Constance Stiles Ashley & Jack Thayer Tracy & Greg Thor Sylvia G. Toense Lori & Omar Villegas Stephan Waechter Gavin & Paige Watson John Whalen Tammy & Justin Wiggs Jennifer Winslow Six Anonymous Donors

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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

DEBORAH J. BAKER

CHRISTINA BLOCK

(2020-2021 Emerging Tocqueville Co-Chair)

ANDREW M. BROOKS

CALLAI & AUSTIN CARROLL

(2014-2015 Chair)

(2020-2021 Emerging Tocqueville Co-Chairs)

DEBORAH H. DIEHL & JONATHAN CLAIBORNE (2016-2017 Co-Chairs)

CHARLIE CONSTABLE

DR. PATRICIA M. DAVIDSON

PROFESSOR KEVIN FRICK

DANA S. GLOOR

PETER M. HILL, M.D.

STEVEN KRAVET

DON & MARIANNE MATTRAN

CATHERINE MCDONNELL

WALTER D. PINKARD, JR.

STEPHANIE SHACK

(2020-2021 Chair)

(2019-2020 Chairs)

(2017-2018 Chair)

NOT PICTURED Lisa Denise Galambos John Whalen

Top: Franklyn D. Baker and Wally Pinkard share a laugh at the annual Tocqueville Society event Bottom: Don and Marianne Mattran recognize the generosity of fellow Tocqueville donors

MICHAEL D. SMITH

JOHN SPENSIERI

JAMES S. SZCZYBOR

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TOCQUEVILLE LEADERSHIP

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY AWARD RECIPIENTS

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY CHAIRS

PHILANTHROPIST(S) OF THE YEAR

2020–2021 Steven & Melissa Kravet

2006 Roger L. Calvert | Julie Mercer

2019–2020 Don & Marianne Mattran | Steven & Melissa Kravet

2005 James A. Flick, Jr. | Julie Mercer | Thomas Schweizer, Jr.

2018–2019 Mark P. Huston | Don & Marianne Mattran

2004 J. Carter Beese, Jr.w |

2017–2018 Walter D. Pinkard, Jr. | Mark P. Huston

2003 Alexander T. Mason | Jamie McDonald

2016–2017 Deborah H. Diehl & Jonathan E. Claiborne | Walter D. Pinkard, Jr.

2001 Robert G. Sabelhaus

2015–2016 Hugo (Hugh) J. Warns III | Deborah H. Diehl & Jonathan E. Claiborne

Lainy LeBow-Sachs

2002 Susan C. Keating 2000 Thomas Schweizer, Jr. 1999 George A. Roche 1998 Mayo A. Shattuck III

2014–2015 Andrew M. Brooks | Hugo (Hugh) J. Warns III

1997 Roger C. Lipitz

2013–2014 Michael D. Hankin | Andrew M. Brooks

1995 Michael J. Batza, Jr.

2012–2013 Terry F. Neimeyer | Michael D. Hankin

1994 A.B. Krongard 1993 Michael D. Sullivan 1992 Earl L. Linehan

2009–2010 Aris Melissaratos | Hon. Steven R. Schuh

1990 J. Stevenson Peckw

2007 Roger L. Calvert | F. Barton Harvey III

2019 Mary-Ann & Wally Pinkard 2018 Brian & Mary Jo Rogers 2017 Mark & Kathy Vaselkiv 2016 Patricia M.C. Brown & Joseph P. Gill 2015 Andy & Sana Brooks 2014 Mark Fetting & Georgie Smith

1991 Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr. 1989 Jerome W. Gecklew 1988 H. Grant Hathawayw

WOMEN UNITED CHAIRS 2019–2020 S. Michelle Lee | Michelle Wright 2018–2019 Tere Geckle | S. Michelle Lee 2017–2018 Lori A. Villegas | Tere Geckle 2016–2017 Elizabeth Ferrugia | Lori A. Villegas 2015–2016 Laura A. Pierson-Scheinberg | Elizabeth Ferrugia 2014–2015 Dana S. Gloor | Laura A. Pierson-Scheinberg 2013–2014 Carole B. Miller, M.D. | Dana S. Gloor 2012–2013 Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esq. | Carole B. Miller, M.D.

2012 Grantw & Molly Hathaway 2011 Fredw & Ferie Mirmiran 2010 Louis B. Thalheimer & Juliet A. Eurich 2009 Sheela Murthy 2008 Molly & Mayo Shattuck 2007 Catherine & Robert Lawless 2004 Jim & Dana Brinkley

2011–2012 Hannah Keys Rodewald | Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esq. 2010–2011 Mary Louise Preis | Hannah Keys Rodewald 2009–2010 Marianne D. Mattran | Mary Louise Preis 2007–2008 Taylor L. Foss | Marianne D. Mattran 2006–2007 Taylor L. Foss | Sheela Murthy 2004–2005 Patricia M.C. Brown | Margaret-Mary V. Preston 2002–2003 Patricia J. Mitchell 2000–2001 Melanie R. Sabelhaus

2003 Betsy & George Sherman 2002 Mr. & Mrs. Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr. 2001 Peter & Georgia Angelos 2000 Robert E. & Janew B. Meyerhoff 1999 Willard Hackermanw 1998 Patricia K. & Michael J. Batza, Jr. 1997 Zanvyl Kriegerw | Bob & Alicia Kunisch | Earl & Darielle Linehan

MARK FURST VOLUNTEER(S) OF A LIFETIME 2020 Freeman & Jacqueline Hrabowski

2012 Victoria Sulerzyski

2019 Mark Furst

2010 Ernie Kiehnew

2018 Patricia J. Mitchell 2017 Lainy LeBow-Sachs 2016 Helenw & Mac Passano 2015 Gertrude Hopkins

2020–2021 Michelle Wright | Susan Owens

2013 Alan & Wendy Wilson

1996 Benjamin H. Griswold IV

2011–2012 Hon. Steven R. Schuh | Terry F. Neimeyer

2008 Henry G. Hagan | Gregory H. Barnhillw

2020 Guy & Nupur Parekh Flynn

2011 Dr. William Breakey 2009 Julie Mercer

2003 Mr. & Mrs. James Dupree, Sr. 2002 Samuel Hopkinsw 2001 Walter Sondheim, Jr.w

2008 Raymond Cain

2000 J. Tyson Tildonw

2007 His Eminence Cardinal William H. Keeler

1998 J. Henry Buttaw

2014 Audrey Lifcovich & Violet Ripken

2006 Geraldine Youngw

2013 Josephine Pickwoad

2004 Marion P. Decker

1999 Linde Greisser 1997 Mary Ellen & Frank Gunther

2005 George Thompson

OUTSTANDING TOCQUEVILLE ORGANIZATION OF THE YEAR 2020 Johns Hopkins University

2015 T. Rowe Price

2008 DLA Piper

2019 Exelon

2014 Brown Advisory

2007 Legg Mason

2013 Wells Fargo

2006 T. Rowe Price

2012 Stifel

2005 Johns Hopkins Medicine

2018 CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield 2017 Johns Hopkins Medicine 2016 CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield

2011 Pricewaterhouse Coopers LLP

2004 Constellation Energy

2010 Brown Advisory 2009 McCormick & Company, Inc.

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DIX ANNÉES SOCIÉTÉ Tocqueville Contributors for 10 or More Consecutive Years FOUNDING MEMBERS 33 YEARS Archdiocese of Baltimore Mattw & Rosetta DeVito France-Merrick Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. H. Grantw Hathaway The John J. Leidy Foundation, Inc. Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Family Charitable Funds The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Inc.

25-32 YEARS Michael J. & Patricia K. Batza, Jr. Jim & Dana Brinkley Constance R. Caplan Maureen & George Collins Mary Ann & Mike Connelly Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Griswold IV Mr. & Mrs. Willardw Hackerman Don & Sybil Hebb Richard J. & Margaret Conn Himelfarb Penney & A.C. Hubbard Patricia and Mark Joseph, The Shelter Foundation The Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund, Inc. Earl & Darielle Linehan Lois and Philip Macht Family Philanthropic Fund of The Associated Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff Owen Charitable Foundation Alison & Arnold Richman James Riepe Family Foundation George A. Roche Dorothy L. & Henry A. Rosenberg, Jr. Betsy R. & George M. Sherman Louis B. Thalheimer & Juliet A. Eurich One Anonymous Donor w In Memoriam

20-24 YEARS Preston G. & Nancy M. Athey Bruce & Polly Behrens Heidi & Brian Berghuis Ellen & Ed Bernard Richard M. & Carol Bernstein Stuart Bowers Fran & Betty Contino David & Christy DiPietro Carserlo & Irma Doyle Mark & Janet Dyer John & Nancy Erickson Joe & Kathy Hardiman Andie & Jackw Laporte Duke Lohr William & Laura Loomis Sayra Wells Meyerhoff & Neil Meyerhoff The William H. Miller III 2018 Trust Patricia J. Mitchell Betsy & David Nelson Richard W. & Susan M. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Peterson Mary-Ann & Wally Pinkard Betty & Tom Robinson Brian & Mary Jo Rogers Steve & Dania Schuh & The Schuh Family Francine & Jim Sellinger Joseph A. & Suzanne E. Sullivan Mark & Kathy Vaselkiv One Anonymous Donor

15-19 YEARS Erin & Doug Becker Stephanie M. Beran Mr. & Mrs. John M. Bond, Jr. Drs. Rachel & Henry Brem Andy & Sana Brooks Patricia M.C. Brown & Joseph P. Gill Meredith & Joseph Callanan Roger & Barbara Calvert Bill & Cathryn Corey Joel Dewey & Ann Oxenham Deborah H. Diehl & Jonathan E. Claiborne Lynne Durbin & John-Francis Mergen Mark Fetting & Georgie Smith Gary & Lesley Geisel Bart Harvey & Janet Marie Smith Jay & Donna Hilbert Freeman & Jacqueline Hrabowski John D. Hundt Karen & Mark Huston Brian & Anne Lynn King Dorothy B. Krugw Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esq. Kim & Keith Lewis John & Elizabeth Linehan Pete & Anne Mathews

10-14 YEARS Bob & Susan Mathias Jim & Kathy Mathias Sheela Murthy & Vasant Nayak Mac Passano Sam Peters & Suzanne Hurst Joanne & Mark Pollak Frederick & Mary Louise Preis Ann & Frank Rosenberg Cynthia & Peter Rosenwald Fund Mary Ann & Chuck Scully Rob & Pam Sharps Sharon & Jay Smith Terri & Bob Smith Herb & Constance Stiles Leonard & Helen R. Stulman Charitable Foundation, Inc. Ashley & Jack Thayer Monica & Hugh Warns The Wendler Family Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow One Anonymous Donor

Richard G. Bennett, M.D. Alison G. Brown & Dr. Ken Kolodner Kathy & Michael Carducci Ronald J. Daniels & Joanne Rosen Les & Yvonne Dedrickson Geraldine Diggs Rachel Duncan & Jonathan Grimaldi Pierce B. Dunn & Lee Hoyt Brian & Denise Eakes Kathy & Paul Ebner The Fine Family Mark & Mary Finn Navroz & Perinaaz Gandhi Dana & Philip Gloor Michael & Ann Hankin Gina & Dan Hirschhorn Lawrence & Rene Kurzius Laura Leftwich Dale McArdle & Marilynn Duker Justin & Julie McArthur John Meyerhoff, M.D. & Lenel Srochi-Meyerhoff Carole B. Miller, M.D. Karen L. Morris Karen & Jeff Nattans Terry & Mary Neimeyer Chris & Susan Newman Kevin O’Neill & Lisa Boyce Paul & Mary Beth Orrson Jason Pappas

Jim & Gloria Radin Stephanie L. Reel Charlie & Melissa Reuland Philip & Tracey Schutty G. Daniel Shealer, Jr. Curt & Paula Singer Mike & Nancy Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Stetz, Jr. Victoria E. Stewart Bill & Lisa Stromberg Tracy & Greg Thor Roger & Xandy Waesche The Wieler Family Foundation Alan & Wendy Wilson Paula & Stephen Woerner John Wolf

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ENDOWMENT Through generous endowment gifts, Legacy and Tocqueville Legacy Circle members enable United Way to make the greatest impact today while helping to ensure continued community support for future generations. Each year, the United Way of Central Maryland Board of Directors allocates up to 5% of the endowment balance to ensure that vital current projects continue to improve lives and neighborhoods across our region.

TOCQUEVILLE LEGACY CIRCLE

The Tocqueville Legacy Circle honors individuals who have endowed their Tocqueville contributions through a planned gift of $200,000 or more. TOCQUEVILLE LEGACY CIRCLE MEMBERS

Michael J. & Patricia K. Batza, Jr. Patricia M.C. Brown & Joseph P. Gill Roger L. & Barbara C. Calvert John Cammack & Kimberly Warren

Deborah H. Diehl Rachel Duncan & Jonathan Grimaldi Tere Geckle Linda & Jim Koehnlein Chuck & Mary Lisa Langmead

Earl & Darielle Linehan Carole B. Miller, M.D. Patricia J. Mitchell Sheela Murthy Kate & Matthew Norman Mark & Joanne Pollak Kathleen H. Sabatier

WOMEN UNITED ENDOWMENT FUND Established in 2010, the Women United Endowment Fund commemorates the philanthropic spirit of members committed to supporting the region now and into the future. Tocqueville Legacy Circle members identified by an “ ” are also recognized as members of the Patricia J. Mitchell Diamond Society whose endowment gifts are specifically designated for the WOMEN UNITED ENDOWMENT FUND.

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Endowment Assets

$18.7M June 30, 2019

Endowment Contribution to Programs

$856,000 (Fiscal year 2019)

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ENDOWMENT LEGACY CIRCLE

Donors who make a planned gift to the endowment of under $200,000 are recognized as Legacy Circle members. LEGACY CIRCLE MEMBERS

David King Anderson Clarence E. Andrews Regina L. Aris Molly Boncaro Leigh Bortner Stuart Bowers James W. & Dana B. Brinkley Florence R. Bryne John Frederick Burggraf Dorothy Jane Cahn Mark & Beverly Chaney Doris F. Cole Fran & Betty Contino Jane James Cook Deborah Ann Dench Barbara J. Dreyer Beatrice Dunphy Markw & Sandy Furst William Graham Elizabeth Green Freida Greiver Mary Ellen & Frank Gunther

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Ronald M. Hall Tim & Devon Hathaway Mrs. Charlene Moore Hayes & Dr. Floyd W. Hayes III Holly & John Hoey Frances May Homer Mr. & Mrs. Richardw Hug David Gorton Humphrey Windel & Gail James Ferdinand L. Kahn Trust Frances Alice Kleeman Mr. & Mrs. Donald G. Kohlhafer George H. Langenfelder Charitable Trust Carrie LeBow Elise & Peterw Lee The M&T Charitable Foundation Martina Martin & Donald Struke Milbert Mays Maria & Bill McCarthy

Adelbert W. Mears Sylvia Friedberg Nachlas Charitable Income Trust Terry & Mary Neimeyer Paul F. Noble Charitable Remainder Trust Laura Pierson-Scheinberg & Brian Scheinberg Amanda & Mike Pizzurro Jeff & Susan Pratt Mary Louise & Fred Preis William E. Purcell Trust Ina S. Rouse Roy P. Sachs Muriel Schiller Steve R. Schuh Jim and Francine Sellinger Errol & Joy Smith Melvin J. Sykes Larryw & Connie Walton Valerie Wethered Four Anonymous Donors

CONVENIENT ENDOWMENT DONATION OPTIONS OPEN TO ALL DONORS Many endowment gift options require no cash outlay, provide significant tax advantages, and can generate income for the donor. Endowment gifts may be in the current form— including cash, marketable securities, or real estate—or in deferred form—including trust, life insurance, retirement plan beneficiary designations, will bequests, or annuities. Regardless of gift size, we’re honored to recognize donors when the gift commitment is made.

For more information on planned giving and the endowment, please call 410-895-1504, or contact Lillian Kilroy at lillian.kilroy@uwcm.org.

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TAX-ADVANTAGED GIVING Income tax laws encourage contributions to public charities like United Way by providing—within the tax code—income tax deductions for donors who itemize on their federal tax returns. Donors can make gifts at reduced costs: for example, if you make a cash contribution of $10,000 to United Way, you may claim a deduction of $10,000 on your income tax return. In this scenario, if you are in the 37% marginal income tax bracket, you will reduce your overall federal tax liability by $3,700.* In effect, you can give United Way $10,000 at a cost to you of $6,300.

GIFTS OF APPRECIATED STOCK

If your gift was in appreciated stock as shown in the chart, with a cost basis of $3,000 (therefore gain of $7,000), the cost to you would still be $6,300, which is more advantageous to you than selling the stock directly and paying the capital gains tax.

COMPARISON OF TAX SAVINGS FROM THREE GIFTS OF $10,000 Assumes a $3,000 cost basis on gifted stock (therefore a gain of $7,000)

CASH DONATION

PERSONAL SALE OF STOCK

GIFT OF STOCK TO UNITED WAY

GIFT AMOUNT $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 Federal Income Tax Savings (37%)

$3,700

$3,700

$3,700

Federal Capital Gains Tax Paid (20%)

$0

($1,400)

$0

Net Savings $3,700 $2,300 $3,700

CARES ACT & RETIREMENT ACCOUNT TAX-ADVANTAGED GIVING Although the CARES ACT enabled any taxpayer with a Required Minimum Distribution (RMD) due in 2020 to skip the RMD in 2020, a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) can still be made in 2020. If you are married, you and your spouse may each directly transfer up to $100,000 from a retirement plan to a charity tax-free in 2020. Whether from a 401(k), 403(b), or an IRA, not only is the distribution tax-free, it effectively reduces the amount subject to the distribution requirement in 2021. The funds must be paid directly to United Way from the account and cannot be first distributed to you. You should consult with your accountant or tax advisor for further direction on a QCD.

DONOR GIFT COST $6,300 $7,700 $6,300

*There may be additional savings in avoiding Maryland state income tax. Charitable gifts are subject to the deduction limits set by the Internal Revenue Code. Any excess deductions can be carried over an additional five years. Additionally, charitable deductions are subject to the phaseout of itemized deductions for certain high-income taxpayers. This material is intended to be illustrative only; we encourage individuals to review their plans with their own tax counsel to ensure that their particular circumstances are fully considered when calculating the tax consequences of any charitable gift.

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211MD: A RELIABLE SOURCE BEFORE AND AFTER COVID-19 United Way’s 211MD has been among the most sought-after public resources during the COVID-19 recovery Throughout the pandemic, Governor Hogan routinely referred Marylanders to 211MD—whether they were experiencing food insecurity, facing housing emergencies, or had general questions about COVID-19. The phone rang off the hook in March. It continues to ring louder than ever as we all face uncertainties around COVID-19. On February 11, 2020 (a month before the pandemic wracked our state), United Way of Central Maryland raised an astounding $41,000 for 211MD in a single day. We shattered the previous year’s fundraising total with the help of up-front corporate and individual matching funds—enabling donors across the region to double their donations. When our dedicated 211MD community resource specialists connect callers to community resources, they’re able to do so because donors have invested in the vital service it provides individuals and families across our region.

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LA TABLE RONDE DE TROIS MILLIONS DE DOLLARS $3,000,000–$3,999,999

MR. ROBERT E. MEYERHOFF Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff is President of Hendersen-Webb, Inc. and is active in housing and apartment development in Metropolitan Baltimore. He has served on the board of The Rouse Company, The Sinai Hospital of Baltimore as Vice President and the Baltimore Museum of Art as President. In 1988, he established the Meyerhoff Scholars Program at the University of Maryland Baltimore County with Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski and has been actively involved in the campaigns for the physical expansion of Maryland Institute College of Art and the cultural enrichment of Goucher College.

RECOGNITION GUIDE 100% Invested in United Way Members who invest 100% of their gift in United Way’s work. Impact Gift Members who invest $5,000 or more annually in United Way’s work. Tocqueville Legacy Circle Individuals who have endowed their Tocqueville Society contributions through a planned gift of $200,000 or more.

THE HARRY AND JEANETTE WEINBERG FOUNDATION The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, one of the 50 largest private charitable foundations in the United States, is dedicated to meeting the basic needs of people experiencing poverty. In 2019, the Foundation will provide approximately $125 million in grants to nonprofits, primarily in the U.S. and Israel, that provide direct services in the areas of Housing, Health, Jobs, Education, and Community Services. Grants focus on supporting organizations that serve specific populations, including older adults, women and children at risk, people with disabilities, and veterans, as well as the Jewish community. The Foundation administers the majority of its funding in its priority communities: Baltimore, Chicago, Hawaii, Israel, New York City, Northeastern Pennsylvania, San Francisco, and Rural Communities (primarily surrounding other priority communities). These areas are hometowns representing personal ties to the life and legacy of Harry Weinberg, as well as cities where Weinberg Foundation trustees reside and provide leadership. Since 1980, the Foundation has distributed grants totaling more than $2.2 billion. For more information, please visit www.hjweinbergfoundation.org.

100% to UWCM

Impact

Tocqueville Legacy Circle

Legacy Circle Members who make a planned gift to the endowment of under $200,000. Women United — Tocqueville Society Member Women who make gifts of $10,000 or more per year.

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Legacy Circle

Women United Tocqueville

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LA TABLE RONDE DE DEUX MILLIONS DE DOLLARS

LA TABLE RONDE D’UN MILLIONS DE DOLLARS ($1,000,000–$1,999,999)

($2,000,000–$2,999,999)

THE BLUE WATERS FOUNDATION MR. AND MRS. WILLARDw HACKERMAN

PETER AND GEORGIA ANGELOS

THE BLUE WATERS FOUNDATION

FRAN AND BETTY CONTINO

Lillian and Willard Hackerman have funded nine Hackerman-Patz Houses for long-term care hospital patients and their families. Mr. Hackerman was President, CEO, and owner of The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company and served on dozens of Boards and Advisory Committees.

Mr. Peter Angelos is president of the Law Offices of Peter G. Angelos, and has received national recognition for successfully representing clients as a plaintiff’s attorney. He served the community as a member of the Baltimore City Council and has served on the boards of the following: Loyola College, Johns Hopkins University, University of Baltimore School of Law, University of Maryland Foundation, and The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Angelos is Chairman of the Board and CEO of the Baltimore Orioles. He and his wife, Georgia, reside in Baltimore with their two sons, John and Louis. They joined the Million Dollar Roundtable in 2000 with the first million-dollar gift to United Way of Central Maryland.

The Blue Waters Foundation was established in 2002 by the Buck family. The founders wanted to instill in their children a love of philanthropy and dedication to giving back to their community. The Blue Waters Foundation has been heavily involved in supporting local nonprofits including United Way of Central Maryland, Habitat for Humanity of the Chesapeake, YWCA of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, Maryland Therapeutic Riding, and other organizations. In addition to monetary support, foundation trustees serve on boards and volunteer their time to these agencies.

Mr. Contino is Managing Director of FAC&B, LLC. He retired as EVP & CFO of McCormick & Company, Inc. and Managing Partner of EY Baltimore and continues to serve and advise several companies. He spends most of his time now as a community volunteer working with Cristo Rey, Calvert Hall, Catholic Charities, Catholic Community Foundation and the University System Maryland Foundation. Mrs. Contino chairs Women’s Education Alliance, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization providing scholarships and numerous school support services for underserved children in four Catholic schools in Baltimore City. She is a former trustee of Notre Dame Maryland University and St. James Academy and led numerous capital campaigns to serve our community.

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LA TABLE RONDE D’UN MILLIONS DE DOLLARS ($1,000,000–$1,999,999)

GUY & NUPUR PAREKH FLYNN

FRANCE-MERRICK FOUNDATION INC.

MR. & MRS. FREDw MIRMIRAN

MR. & MRS. ARTHUR B. MODELLw

Nupur Parekh Flynn served as managing director, marketing and public relations, at Brown Capital Management from 20042019. Nupur was previously a political appointee at the U.S. Agency for International Development and a marketing executive at DLA Piper. She is a trustee of Lifebridge Health, the Baltimore Museum of Art, and the Open Society Institute-Baltimore. She earned an MA in European Studies with a specialization in policy from l’Institut d’Étudies Européennes de l’Université Libre de Bruxelles. Guy E. Flynn serves as chairman of DLA Piper’s Maryland Real Estate Practice and is partner-in-charge of its downtown Baltimore office. He is a trustee and the board president-elect of The Walters Art Museum; a trustee and executive committee member of the BCF; a trustee of the Living Classrooms Foundation; a director of Maryland Legal Aid; a governor of The Center Club; and a member of the Baltimore City Board of Ethics. In 2019, he was inducted into the Maryland Chamber of Commerce Business Hall of Fame.

Reflecting the interests of its founders, Mr. Jacob France and Mr. Robert G. Merrick, Sr., the France-Merrick Foundation focuses on improving the quality of life in six areas: civic and culture, community and economic development, environment conservation, education, health and human services, and historic preservation. During its 60 plus years of philanthropy and the continued involvement of succeeding generations, the Foundation has pursued its mission through the support of numerous and diverse nonprofit organizations located in the State of Maryland, with specific emphasis on the Baltimore metropolitan region.

Mr. Fred Mirmiran was the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Johnson, Mirmiran and Thompson (JMT), a multidisciplined consulting engineering firm that offers services to clients throughout the Eastern United States. JMT has over 1,400 employees and is ranked #54 on the Engineering News Record’s list of the Top 500 Engineering Design firms in the U.S. He held a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering from the University of Tennessee and a master’s degree in civil engineering from Brooklyn Polytechnical Institute of New York. Mr. Mirmiran is highly regarded for his involvement in the civic community. In addition to serving on the Johns Hopkins Bayview Safety Advisory Board, he served on several boards that included: R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma and United Way of Central Maryland. Fred and his wife Farideh are passionate philanthropists. Their philanthropic passions extend well beyond Johns Hopkins Bayview’s activities to include United Way, American Red Cross, The Ronald McDonald House, Maryland Food Bank, and the American Cancer Society, to name just a few.

Art Modell, former owner of the 2000 Super Bowl Champion Baltimore Ravens, and his wife, Patricia Modell, made it a priority to participate in charitable endeavors, serving on boards of many local organizations. The Modells participated in community outreach and cooperative fundraising to make a significant difference in Baltimore.

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LA TABLE RONDE D’UN MILLIONS DE DOLLARS $1,000,000–$1,999,999

SHEELA MURTHY & VASANT NAYAK

BETSY R. & GEORGE M. SHERMAN

Sheela Murthy L.L.M. , is a leader in U.S. immigration law. The Murthy Law Firm's 90+ dedicated employees help strengthen U.S. companies seeking the best and the brightest workers from around the world. Honored by the State of Maryland and World Trade Center Institute with the Maryland International Leadership Award, she is also recipient of the prestigious Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, and numerous other awards and honors. She and her husband, Vasant Nayak, started the MurthyNAYAK Foundation to empower those in need, both in the United States and their native India. Murthy serves on the boards of several organizations. Murthy is a gifted orator, regularly invited to speak nationally and internationally.

Mr. George Sherman says about his wife, “Betsy’s lifelong commitment to child advocacy drives our family’s focus to improve the lives of children.” Betsy and George have a profound belief in the power of education to create better opportunities, healthier families and stronger communities. The Sherman Family Foundation focuses its investments on initiatives for children and education, with emphasis on early childhood, and science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). George founded Cypress Group LLC, a private investment firm established in 2000, to invest in a broad range of asset classes, including public and private equity. He is chairman of Cypress Performance Group, LLC, past chairman of Rexnord Corporation and Campbell Soup Company, and past president and chief executive officer of Danaher Corporation. Betsy and George joined the Million Dollar Roundtable in 2013.

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MARK & KATHY VASELKIV

ALAN & WENDY WILSON

Mark J. Vaselkiv serves as the Chief Investment Officer – Fixed Income for T. Rowe Price. He has 35 years of investment experience, including 24 years as the lead portfolio manager for T. Rowe Price’s Global High Yield Strategy. Mark serves on the board of InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, the Advisory Board of Teach for America Baltimore, the Board of Visitors of Wheaton College (IL), and the governing board of St. Moses Church. He has also served on the board of Opportunity International and the Helping Up Mission. Kathryn H. Vaselkiv worked for Goldman Sachs in the Equity Research Department. Kathy serves on the boards of her alma mater, Wheaton College (IL), and World Relief. She has also served as a trustee of The Center for Public Justice and Christian Camps and Conferences. Mark and Kathy are passionate about the integration of their Christian faith and social justice, welcoming refugees and immigrants, education and community development. They are motivated by a desire to steward the resources God has blessed upon them to lift the most vulnerable in Baltimore and around the world.

Mr. Wilson retired as Chairman of McCormick and Company in 2017 and served as Chairman, President and CEO from 2008 to 2016. Mr. Wilson graduated from the University of Tennessee in 1980 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Communications. He attended school on an R.O.T.C. scholarship and following college, served as a U.S. Army Captain, with tours in the United States, United Kingdom and Germany. Mr. Wilson serves on the Board of Directors of T. Rowe Price Group and WestRock Corporation. He also chairs the Board of Visitors of University of Maryland, Baltimore County and serves as a Trustee for the University of Tennessee. Mr. Wilson received the University of Tennessee’s Distinguished Alumni Award in 2015 and was Loyola University’s Business Leader of the Year in 2013. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were named United Way’s Philanthropists of the year in 2013. Mrs. Wilson is a member of the Women’s Educational Alliance, serves on the Board of The First Tee of Greater Baltimore, and is a trustee for First Tee in Collier County, Florida.

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LA SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE

ORDRE DE FRATERNITÉ

($100,000–$249,999)

$75,000–$99,999

ROB & PAM SHARPS

SUSAN WOLMAN

THE WILLIAM J. & DOROTHY K. O’NEILL FOUNDATION

MICHAEL J. & PATRICIA K. BATZA, JR.

NOT PICTURED

NOT PICTURED

The Bert Foundation, Inc.

John & Elizabeth Linehan

EARL & DARIELLE LINEHAN

One Anonymous Donor

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ORDRE D’EGALITÉ ($50,000–$74,999)

DANA & BRENDAN FOLEY

FREEMAN & JACQUELINE HRABOWSKI

PENNEY & A.C. HUBBARD

KAREN & MARK HUSTON

NOT PICTURED Erin & Doug Becker Josh & Oanh Lauring James Riepe Family Foundation Terri & Bob Smith

BRIAN & MARY JO ROGERS

MIKE & NANCY SMITH

100% to UWCM

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FROM A TURN OF THE CENTURY STUDY ON POVERTY TO TODAY’S FIGHT FOR ALICE At the beginning of the 20th century, the Alliance of Charitable and Social Agencies of Baltimore—now known as United Way of Central Maryland—published “Poverty in Baltimore,” a study of 8,633 cases of extreme poverty. The Alliance concluded that “the low standard of wages in particular industries may itself have been the cause of living conditions which did bring about physical, if not other infirmities.” Over the decades, our region has weathered population shifts, changes in public policy, economic downturns, and pandemics—challenges that have taken a toll on hardworking families who struggle daily to make ends meet. Throughout our 95 years in service to the people of Greater Baltimore, we’ve worked to help meet the foundational needs of healthy, financially stable families. Our ALICE Reports (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed), first issued in 2017, document the health, housing, and financial obstacles facing working families and individuals in low-paying jobs who can’t afford the high cost of living in our state. Even as times change, we continue to be focused on the conditions that help all citizens live their best lives. We have deep roots in this region and understand the needs of those who struggle to lead financially stable lives. From “Poverty in Baltimore” nearly 100 years ago to ALICE in 2020, United Way is built to tackle whatever challenges and crisies befall our residents, providing help and hope where it’s needed, when it’s needed.

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JANE B. MEYERHOFF SOCIETY ($25,00–$49,999)

PRESTON G. & NANCY M. ATHEY

RICHARD G. BENNETT, M.D.

KATHLEEN A. BIRRANE

STUART BOWERS

DOUG & ELLEN BRINKLEY

JIM & DANA BRINKLEY

ANDY & SANA BROOKS

PATRICIA M.C. BROWN & JOSEPH P. GILL

STEPHEN E. BUDORICK

BARBARA & NIGEL BURDETT

MARK & BEVERLY CHANEY

RENEE M. CHRISTOFF

MICHAEL J. CONELIUS

ANTHONY & VICKIE COSBY

DEBORAH H. DIEHL & JONATHAN E. CLAIBORNE

100% to UWCM

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JANE B. MEYERHOFF SOCIETY ($25,000–$49,999)

DAVID & CHRISTY DIPIETRO

MARK FETTING & GEORGIE SMITH

THE FINE FAMILY

FORREST FOSS

BRYCE FREEMAN & LTC MARISA PACE

NAVROZ & PERINAAZ GANDHI

TERE GECKLE

JOE & KATHY HARDIMAN

JAY & DONNA HILBERT

RICHARD J. & MARGARET CONN HIMELFARB

ROBERT J. JIRSA

PATRICIA & MARK JOSEPH, THE SHELTER FOUNDATION

LAWRENCE & RENE KURZIUS

JUSTIN & JULIE MCARTHUR

JOHN MEYERHOFF, M.D. & LENEL SROCHIMEYERHOFF

100% to UWCM

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JANE B. MEYERHOFF SOCIETY ($25,000–$49,999)

SAYRA WELLS MEYERHOFF & NEIL MEYERHOFF

CAROLE B. MILLER, M.D.

SCOTT & ILANA MITTMAN

TERRY & MARY NEIMEYER

JOE & MELISSA NIGRO

KEVIN O’NEILL & LISA BOYCE

MR. & MRS. RONALD R. PETERSON

MARY-ANN & WALLY PINKARD

JOANNE & MARK POLLAK

CHARLIE & MELISSA REULAND

GEORGE A. ROCHE

DOROTHY L. & HENRY A. ROSENBERG

PETER & BETH ROSENWALD

STEPHANIE SHACK

CURT & PAULA SINGER

100% to UWCM

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JANE B. MEYERHOFF SOCIETY ($25,000–$49,999)

BILL & LISA STROMBERG

LEONARD & HELEN R. STULMAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION, INC.

LOUIS B. THALHEIMER & JULIET A. EURICH NOT PICTURED Ellen & Ed Bernard Mary Catherine Bunting Mary Ann & Mike Connelly Les & Yvonne Dedrickson Mark & Mary Finn Don & Sybil Hebb The John J. Leidy Foundation

THE WENDLER FAMILY

MONICA & HUGH WARNS

DENNIS VIGNEAU

The Kopec Family Lois and Philip Macht Family Philanthropic Fund of The Associated Mark W. & Jennifer A. Mullin Alison & Arnold Richman The Wieler Family Foundation Two Anonymous Donors

DR. ELLEN H. YANKELLOW

100% to UWCM

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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY IN PICTURES Omar and Lori Villegas with Dana and Philip Gloor at the Leaders on Tap evening at Guinness Brewery

Johnny Olszewski, Valencia McClure, Steuart Pittman, and Calvin Ball at an “In Their Own Words� breakfast

Carole B. Miller, Marianne Mattran, and Don Mattran at the annual Tocqueville event

Above: Patty Brown, Melissa Kravet, and Steven Kravet at the annual Tocqueville event

Above: CareFirst volunteers take time to pack boxes during a Volunteer-to-Go event

Left: Rodney Oddoye, Carol Dodson, and Robert D. Matthews at the annual Tocqueville event

Left: Women United Executive Council volunteers ringing in the season at the United Way Holiday Pop-Up Market

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The Fine Family enjoys an evening together at the Tocqueville annual event

John Spensieri, Seth McDonnell, Keith Gay, and Justin Wiggs at the Tocqueville annual event

Dana Perzynski Johnson and Michelle Lee serve lunch at My Sister’s Place during a “Women Helping Women” day of service

Above: Trif Alatzas, Franklyn D. Baker, Commissioner Michael Harrison, and Paul Tiburzi at an “In Their Own Words” breakfast Right: Lynne Durbin sews masks for first responders

Brit Kirwin, Alicia Wilson, and Franklyn D. Baker at an “In Their Own Words” breakfast

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999

TRIF ALATZAS

JIM & DEBBIE ANDERS

VINCENT ANDERSON

REGINA L. ARIS

MANEESH & KANUPIYA BAJAJ

DEBORAH J. BAKER

FRANKLYN & MICHELL BAKER

JASON C. BARKER

CHRISTOPHER H. & JOANNE P. BARTLETT

MATTHEW & CHRISTA BAUER

VICTORIA W. BAYLESS

DAVID A. BEARDSACKETT, CFA

BRUCE & POLLY BEHRENS

NATHAN J. BEIL

STEPHANIE M. BERAN

GARY L. BERGER

HEIDI & BRIAN BERGHUIS

KEVIN BINGHAM

RENEE BLANDING, M.D.

JARED & CHRISTINA BLOCK

ADAM & MEREDITH BORDEN

JAN P. BOYCE

DARRELL N. & RANDI E. BRAMAN

DRS. RACHEL & HENRY BREM

ALISON G. BROWN & DR. KEN KOLODNER

MARTY & MARY BRUNK

CALVIN & SHARON BUTLER

MEREDITH & JOSEPH CALLANAN

ROGER & BARBARA CALVERT

LINDA SCHAEFER CAMERON

CONSTANCE R. CAPLAN

KATHY & MICHAEL CARDUCCI

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999

CALLAI & AUSTIN CARROLL

MR. & MRS. JOHN F. CAVANAUGH

KRIS & TORIN CAVERLY

ERIC & KATE CHA

RYAN CHARLIER

TRACEY CHESSARE, M.D. & JOHN CHESSARE, M.D.

KATHRYN CLOYD

KEITH COLE

JOHN M. COLMERS

PAMELA & SCOTT CONOVER

CHARLIE & KATIE CONSTABLE

PAUL & LINDA CORBIN

BILL & CATHRYN COREY

BOB CURRAN & ROSE MATRICCIANI

DIANA & CLINTON DALY

DAVID & DONNA DANEMAN

RONALD J. DANIELS & JOANNE ROSEN

BENJAMIN E. DANNER

SCOTT & KIMBERLY DAVID

DR. PATRICIA M. DAVIDSON

ANDREW & EMILY DAVIS

JOHN & COREY DAVIS

LINDA DEMMLER

JOEL DEWEY & ANN OXENHAM

GERALDINE DIGGS

HARRIET J. DOPKIN

LINDA & JAMES DUGAN

RACHEL DUNCAN & JONATHAN GRIMALDI

PIERCE B. DUNN & LEE HOYT

LYNNE DURBIN & JOHN-FRANCIS MERGEN

BRIAN & DENISE EAKES

DAVID C. ELLSWORTH

100% to UWCM

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999

DANIEL & LISA ENNIS

JOHN & NANCY ERICKSON

HAMED & AFSANEH FARIDI

GREGORY AND KATHY FARNO

PAMELA FAULKNER

DAVID & MERLE FISHMAN

GENE FOLEY

JODY & HARRY FORD

MEGAN BRADLEY FORD

EDWARD FORTUNATO

LINDA & HERBERT FREDEKING

PROFESSOR KEVIN FRICK

BARRY GARBER

KEITH GAY

CAITLIN & ALEX GIBSON

DANA & PHILIP GLOOR

DRS. GARY GOLDSTEIN & ARLENE FORASTIERE

THOMAS GRAFF

MARY C. GREGORY

MR. & MRS. BENJAMIN H. GRISWOLD IV

JOHN W. & MICHELLE K. GUINEE

MICHAEL & ANN HANKIN

BART HARVEY & JANET MARIE SMITH

MONICA M. HAUSNER

MARIANNE & ROBERT HELLAUER

MICHAEL D. HEMPFLING & S. MICHELLE LEE

CRAIG W. HENDRIX, M.D.

TODD & KRISTIN HENRY

JENNIFER & PATRICK HERWIG

THOMASINA L. HIERS

PETER M. HILL, M.D.

SANDRA & ROBERT HILLMAN

100% to UWCM

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999

GINA & DAN HIRSCHHORN

BEN HOBBS & JULIE MCDILL

JACOB P. HODES

S. CRAIG HOLDEN

J.P. HOLLAND

CINDA HUGHES & DAVID LLOYD MINTZER

JOHN D. HUNDT

NINA L. JEZIC

HENRY D. KAHN & MARLENE TRESTMEN

PAM & BOB KAPLAN

ROBERT KASDIN & CLAIRE ULLMAN

FRANK P. KELLNER

CARIM V. KHOUZAMI

LILLIAN SUFFOLK KILROY

BRIAN & ANNE LYNN KING

KEVIN & PAULA KLAGES

STEVEN & MELISSA KRAVET

THE ZANVYL AND ISABELLE KRIEGER FUND, INC.

DOROTHY B. KRUGw

HUDSON & TANYA LA FORCE

PATRICIA MCHUGH LAMBERT, ESQ.

ANNE LANGLEY

ANDIE & JACKw LAPORTE

JOSEPH & CATHERINE LIBERATORE

STEVE & SANDI LINKOUS

ARCHBISHOP WILLIAM E. LORI

LINDSAY LOWE & ROBERT HANDS

JENNIFER E. LOWRY

RONALD H. MAGARICK & ELIZABETH FERRUGIA

LISA MANZONE

BOB & SUSAN MATHIAS

JIM & KATHY MATHIAS

100% to UWCM

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999

BRANT & CHRISTINE MATTHEWS

ROBERT D. MATTHEWS

DON & MARIANNE MATTRAN

DALE MCARDLE & MARILYNN DUKER

VALENCIA MCCLURE

STEPHANIE & CHRIS MCCORMICK

CATHERINE & SETH MCDONNELL

JACK & BRENNA MCGOWAN

HUGH D. & AMY H. MCGUIRK

JAMES & TINA MCINTYRE

BRIAN & ANNA MCKEON

RACHID MEDARHRI

THOMAS & JILL MERCHANT

FRANCES MEYER & PAUL ROTHMAN

JOSEPH & HARVEY MEYERHOFF FAMILY CHARITABLE FUNDS

CHERYL MICKEL

REDONDA G. MILLER & ALBERT J. POLITO

PATRICIA J. MITCHELL

HELEN MONTAG & ADAM SCHULMAN

LINDA A. MURPHY

MARY & JACK MYERS

KAREN & JEFF NATTANS

BETSY & DAVID NELSON

BRAD & NICOLE NESBITT

ED & KAREN NEVIN

CHRIS & SUSAN NEWMAN

PAUL NOLAN

KATE & MATT NORMAN

MICHAEL & NGOZI OKOROAFOR

WANDA & MICHAEL ONEFERU-BEY

JASON PAPPAS

MAC PASSANO

100% to UWCM

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999

BILL & NAN PATERNOTTE

MICHAEL & JACQUIE PECHIN

MARY PENCZEK

BRIAN D. PIENINCK

JIMMY POTASH & SALLY SCOTT

MICHELLE R. POWELL

JILL PRATT

FREDERICK & MARY LOUISE PREIS

JIM & GLORIA RADIN

PHILIP & LYNN RAUCH

HOWARD W. REEL, JR.

STEPHANIE L. REEL

NNEKA RIMMER

BETTY & TOM ROBINSON

LORI AMOS ROBINSON

TOBEY ROLAND

ANN & FRANK ROSENBERG

JOHN & PATTI ROSS

LEIGH ANN RUGGLES & RICHARD AQUINO

ANDREW J. SATIN

DRS. BRADLEY L. & HRISTINA N. SCHLAGGAR

DR. DANIEL SCHLOZMAN

PATRICK & ANNE MARIE SCHOENWETTER

STEVE & DANIA SCHUH & THE SCHUH FAMILY

KATHERINE SCHULZE & CARTER EDGEWORTH

PHILIP & TRACEY SCHUTTY

MARY ANN & CHUCK SCULLY

FRANCINE & JIM SELLINGER

VICTORIA V. SEMANIE

SURAJIT SENGUPTA & SANDHYA MATHUR

G. DANIEL SHEALER, JR.

JANE E. SILVESTRI

100% to UWCM

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999

SCOTT SIMMONS

ANDREW SINGER

KAREN & JOHN SINGER

DANIEL B. SMITH

JAMES T. SMITH, JR.

MICHAEL D. SMITH

SHARON & JAY SMITH

JOYCE & STEVE SNELGROVE

KEVIN W. SOWERS

MEGAN P. SPARKS

JOHN & CHRISTINA SPENSIERI

PETER & LAURIE STANFORD

VICTORIA E. STEWART

HERB & CONSTANCE STILES

DARRYL & DONNA STOKES

GUIDO STUBENRAUCH

MICHAEL D. SULLIVAN

JAMES S. SZCZYBOR

ASHLEY & JACK THAYER

CHUCK & MARIA TILDON

SYLVIA G. TOENSE

DAVID & ALEXA VAHOS

DANIEL P. VERBIC

JIM & LORIANN VERNA

DAVE VILLA

LORI & OMAR VILLEGAS

STEPHAN WAECHTER

ROGER & XANDY WAESCHE

DOC & KATHY WALTHER

GAVIN & PAIGE WATSON

CHARLES R. & KATHIE J. WERHANE

TAMMY & JUSTIN WIGGS

100% to UWCM

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999

JENENE LYN WILLIAMS

PETER WINCH

JENNIFER WINSLOW

PAULA & STEPHEN WOERNER

MICHELE WISE

100% to UWCM

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JOHN WOLF

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GREG & MICHELLE WRIGHT

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MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ $10,000–$24,999 NOT PICTURED Jorge & Vittoria Acevedo

Maureen & George Collins

Suzanne & Paul Gleichauf

Pete & Anne Mathews

Karen & John Albert

David Corkum

Chet & Kathy Godrick

Bruce & Cecily Matthai

Ben Aldana

John & Andrea Corse

Charlotte O. Goodwin

Denny McCafferty

Ken Allen

Laird & Danielle Creighton

Vladimir Gorny

Kelly C. McCaffery

Donna Anderson

Alicia J. Cunningham

Mark & Carol Gould

Maria & Bill McCarthy

Mark & Sarah Anderson

Cory Daniels

David & Abby Gray

Andy McCormick

Mr. & Mrs. R. Lee Arnold, Jr.

David & Jennifer Dardis

Thomas Haaf

Jim & Melanie McHugh

Ralph & Christine Arnold

Brian C. Dausch

Lisa Hamilton

Shawn McLeod

Steve Atkinson

Renee J. Demski

Charles Hanna

Heather K. McPherson

Mr. John & The Rev. Lori Babcock

David & Angela Diaz

Kelly Tubman Hardy

Dan Melchior

Janice L. Babitt

Derrick Dickens

Frank Henshaw

Chima Dike

Josh Henson

Mr. & Mrs. James M. Merwald III

Rebecca Baier John & Christine Bennett

Eric Dinallo & Priscilla Almodovar

Richard M. & Carol Bernstein

Carol Dodson

Robert & Lara Biagiotti

Carserlo & Irma Doyle

Cybele Bjorklund

Laura Duklewski

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Bond, Jr.

Christopher Duncan

Brian & Jennie Briggs

Michael Dunn

The Bunting Family Foundation

Mark & Janet Dyer

Marty Brown

Jonathan Efron & Jami Terry

A. Christopher & Mary Catherine Burton Michael B. Butts Jim & Colleen Calabrese Drew Cameron Jeff & Catherine Carter Mark D. Case Vivek K. Chamria Paul & Kelly Chew Melissa & August Chiasera Paula Chirhart & Daniel Eggers David Churchill Julie & Ed Coleman Kevin & Christine Collins Mark M. Collins

Kathy & Paul Ebner Kevin Emerson Karen & Tyrone Eskridge Henry & Joan Fessler Eben & Sara Finney Mark & Caroline Flaherty Andrew Foust Nikki French Philippe Gailloud Lisa Denise Galambos Laura L. Gamble & Rob Gillison Ravi Ganti Gary & Lesley Geisel David M. Gilbert

Anthony & Patty Mifsud

Mark Hingtgen

Jack C. Miglioretti

Andrew W. Holmes

Jason & Amber Miller

Marissa Humphrey

The William H. Miller III 2018 Trust

Anthony V. Imbraguglio Elizabeth M. Johnson

Christopher J. Morris & Dr. Maureen Batza Morris

Suzanne Johnson

Sam Peters & Suzanne Hurst

Dr. Akila N. Viswanathan

Thomas J. Phelan

Joan & Brian Walter

Jason Vodzak & Sara Atwater

The Plano-Coudon Foundation

Linda Weinberg Ron & Lucy Werthman

David & Kate Powell Jonathan & Melissa Price Christina & Phil Priolo Jim & Michelle Railey

Paul & Charlotte Wojcik

Leslie L. Robinson

Zach & Anna Wood

The Robson Family

Bryan P. Wright

Cynthia & Peter Rosenwald Fund

Marc & Jennifer Wyatt Wendy Young

Jeffrey Ryan

19 Anonymous Donors

Ben Sank Jeffery Schwartz

Mike Murchie & Alison Browdie

Randolph & Angela Sergent

Victor Nesi

Timothy J. Shaffrey

Aaron Koos

Alexander Núñez & Heather Hamilton

Dave Shannon

Rajesh Krishnan

Elizabeth O'Connor

Charles Shriver

Laura Leftwich

Rodney Oddoye

David Sikora

Kim & Keith Lewis

Betsy & David Oestreicher

Joseph P. Simmons

Sandra Liotta & Carl Osterman

Ludge & Tamla Olivier, The Olivier Family Fund

Paula M. Singer, PhD.

Duke Lohr

Jay & Lisa Orlandi

William & Laura Loomis

Paul & Mary Beth Orrson

Sally MacConnell

Owen Charitable Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Stetz, Jr.

Ellen MacKenzie & James Tielsch

Richard W. & Susan M. Palmer

Joseph A. & Suzanne E. Sullivan

Nicole Martel

Ralph Partlow & Jeanette Glose Partlow

Taymour Tamaddon

Mehmet & Melissa Kinak Kristin & Jeremy Kober

Stephen J. Martin & Jordan Johnson

100% to UWCM

Kevin Perkins

Impact

Tocqueville Legacy Circle

Funmi Williamson Craig Wilson

Derek Rennie

Daniel Scobell Mr. & Mrs.w Truman T. Semans

Cynthia Kelleher

Jeffrey Williams Alicia Wilson

Mike Reick

Kimberly Morton

Keir R. Joyce

John Whalen

Bill Shaughnessy

Greg & Erin Smith Scott F. Smith

Louisa L. Tavakoli Tracy & Greg Thor

Legacy Circle

Women United Tocqueville

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TOCQUEVILLE SPOTLIGHT THOMASINA L. HIERS

SURAJIT SENGUPTA

“Our mission at nTech Workforce is to connect every client with top talent and every member of our community with equitable opportunity. Joining the Tocqueville Society allows me to surround myself with other community leaders, and committing resources to the United Way of Central Maryland, allows us to channel influence into action. This partnership further advances our mission by improving the wellness and workforce readiness of our community and, paired with the national reach of United Way and Salesforce Philanthropy Cloud, enables our employees around the country to donate and volunteer to local causes we each support.”

“United Way of Central Maryland is a catalyst for change, and I’m honored to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors and delighted to be a new member of the Tocqueville Society. I’ve seen first-hand how Tocqueville donors have partnered with United Way to meet the challenges faced by ALICE populations— those working families who still struggle to make ends meet. We champion and invest in programs that support stability strategies through employment, heath, education, and housing services to help people meet basic needs. I’m proud to be a member of a group that translates philanthropy into meaningful, lasting impact in our community.”

KEVIN W. SOWERS, M.S.N., R.N., F.A.A.N.

“As a nurse and as president of Johns Hopkins Health System and executive vice president of Johns Hopkins Medicine, I have dedicated my life to improving the lives of individuals and families. This includes developing strategies to better the health and wellbeing of families with each generation. I am a proud member of the United Way Tocqueville Society because it’s a conduit for connecting with like-minded leaders. We have a greater impact when we work together.”

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TOCQUEVILLE SPOTLIGHT LINDA DEMMLER

“While my childhood had its own challenges that shaped who I am today, I am always thankful that I had a house to shelter me, access to quality education, and never went hungry. These are basics that I see so many in our communities struggling to access. United Way invests the time and resources to offer me valuable opportunities to listen and understand the specific challenges faced in communities as well as the opportunities to offer my personal mix of time, talent, and treasure to make a difference. It is important and rewarding to see United Way making a direct impact delivering to individuals in need.”

CHRISTINA BLOCK

“I choose to partner with UWCM because I see firsthand the impact their programs have on the children and families in our community. Through volunteer events such as Project Homeless Connect or interacting with students at Maree G. Farring Elementary-Middle School, I have had the opportunity to listen to their stories and see why these programs are so essential to helping them reach their goals. I will continue to IGNITE CHANGE and advocate for our community by supporting UWCM.”

ZACH FINE

“Since I was a little kid growing up around the Baltimore area I was taught to take care of others and give back. Since taking the leadership role at Holly Poultry I have taken that same stance to make sure we take care of the community that takes care of us. We have food, probably the best resource to help those in need. And with that resource we will always help those in need in the area I grew up loving and living in.”

ERIC AND KATE CHA

“Supporting UWCM not only enables us to assist our favorite charities but also extends our reach to touch many more lives—ones we could not otherwise reach on our own. UWCM’s role as a hub and resource that connects nonprofits and donors is now more important than ever given the struggles that nonprofits increasingly face today.”

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STEP UP FOR MORE IMPACT United Way’s Step-Up Programs allow you a convenient, manageable approach to incrementally increase your gift over three years while enjoying member benefits today! JANE B. MEYERHOFF SOCIETY STEP-UP PROGRAM

Thanks to the generosity of Robert E. Meyerhoff, donors can immediately reach the $25,000 Jane B. Meyerhoff Society giving level. The program is designed for those who make a minimum gift of $15,000 in the first year. This program includes membership in Women United – Tocqueville.

YEAR 1

YEAR 2

YEAR 3

$15,000

$20,000

$25,000

YEAR 1

YEAR 2

YEAR 3

All step-up matching dollars are directed to United Way of Central Maryland.

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY STEP-UP PROGRAM

Donate a minimum of $5,000 to immediately reach the $10,000 Tocqueville Society giving level. This program includes membership in Women United – Tocqueville.

$5,000

$7,500

$10,000

All step-up matching dollars are directed to United Way of Central Maryland.

EMERGING TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY STEP-UP PROGRAM

Donate a minimum of $2,500 to immediately reach the $10,000 Emerging Tocqueville giving level. This program includes membership in Women United – Tocqueville.

YEAR 1

$2,500

YEAR 2

$3,000

YEAR 3

$4,000

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY IMPACT INCENTIVE If you donate at least $5,000 of your personal Tocqueville Society gift to United Way of Central Maryland, its programs, or one of the counties it serves, all normal fees associate with a designated gift are waived.* For more information on the Step-Up Programs or the Tocqueville Society Impact Incentive, please contact Jeff Pratt at 410-895-1526 or jeff.pratt@uwcm.org.

*A minimum donation of $100 is required for each designation, or it will be directed to United Way of Central Maryland. Designations must be to a 501(c)(3) organization. A five percent fee will be deducted on designations, subject to a $5 minimum and a $500 cap. Please visit uwcm.org/designate for more information and frequently asked questions on our designation policy

All step-up matching dollars are directed to United Way of Central Maryland.

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EMERGING TOCQUEVILLE TRANSFORMING CHARITY INTO PHILANTHROPY We are proud to announce the launch of the Emerging Tocqueville Society, United Way of Central Maryland’s newest membership group. Designed for donors committed to transforming acts of charity into personalized philanthropic programs over the long term, the Emerging Tocqueville Society provides donors with an extended three-year runway to the Tocqueville Society Step-Up Program. The Emerging Tocqueville Society will provide mentorship, networking, and volunteer opportunities that will help pave the way forward for deep, meaningful philanthropic impact on our region in the years to come.

EMERGING TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY YEAR 1

YEAR 2

YEAR 3

$2,500 $3,000 $4,000 TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY STEP-UP PROGRAM YEAR 4

YEAR 5

YEAR 6

$5,000 $7,500 $10,000 For more information about the Emerging Tocqueville Society, please call 410-895-1522, or contact Dan Mangiavellano at dan.mangiavellano@uwcm.org.

CHRISTINA BLOCK 2020-2021 Emerging Tocqueville Co-Chair T. Rowe Price

CALLAI & AUSTIN CARROLL 2020-2021 Emerging Tocqueville Co-Chairs Blue Key Real Estate Team

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2020-2021 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL ROSTER

JESSICA BEAVER

KATHLEEN A. BIRRANE

RENEE BLANDING, M.D.

LAURA BUSH

MICHELE COHEN

VICKIE COSBY

LINDA DEMMLER

HARRIET J. DOPKIN

TERE GECKLE

CINDA HUGHES

DANA PERZYNSKI JOHNSON

S. MICHELLE LEE (2019-2020 Chair)

JENNIFER E. LOWRY

CHERYL MICKEL

(2018-2019 Chair)

EMILY WACHTMEISTER

MICHELLE WRIGHT

KATE NORMAN

SUSAN F. OWENS (2020-2021 Vice Chair)

BETH ROSENWALD

LORI VILLEGAS

(2020-2021 Chair)

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WOMEN UNITED — TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBERS

Karen Albert Priscilla Almodovar Donna Anderson Regina L. Aris The Rev. Lori Babcock Janice L. Babitt Rebecca Baier Deborah J. Baker Patricia K. Batza Victoria W. Bayless Erin Becker Stephanie M. Beran Ellen Bernard Lara Biagiotti Kathleen A. Birrane Renee Blanding, M.D. Christina Block Meredith Borden Jan P. Boyce Lisa Boyce Dana Brinkley Ellen Brinkley Sana Brooks Alison G. Brown Patricia M. C. Brown Mary Catherine Bunting Barbara Burdett Meredith Callanan w In Memoriam

Linda Schaefer Cameron Constance R. Caplan Callai Carroll Renee M. Christoff Kathryn Cloyd Julie Coleman Pamela Conover Betty Contino Vickie Cosby Alicia J. Cunningham Dr. Patricia M. Davidson Linda Demmler Renee J. Demski Deborah H. Diehl Geraldine Diggs Christy DiPietro Carol Dodson Harriet J. Dopkin Marilynn Duker Laura Duklewski Rachel Duncan Lynne Durbin Denise Eakes Karen L. Eldridge Karen Eskridge Juliet A. Eurich Pamela Faulkner Elizabeth Ferrugia

The Fine Family Nupur Parekh Flynn Dana Foley Megan Bradley Ford Linda Fredeking Nikki French Lisa Denise Galambos Laura L. Gamble Perinaaz Gandhi Tere Geckle Caitlin Gibson Dana S. Gloor Charlotte O. Goodwin Mary C. Gregory Lillian Patz Hackerman Lisa Hamilton Kathy Hardiman Kelly Tubman Hardy Monica M. Hausner Sybil Hebb Meagan Heffernan Marianne Hellauer Jennifer Herwig Thomasina L. Hiers Donna Hilbert Margaret Conn Himelfarb Jacqueline Hrabowski Penney Hubbard

Cinda Hughes Marissa Humphrey Karen Huston Nina L. Jezic Elizabeth M. Johnson Suzanne Johnson Patricia Joseph Pam Kaplan Lillian Suffolk Kilroy Kristin Kober Dorothy B. Krug Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esq. Anne Langley Andie Laporte Oanh Lauring S. Michelle Lee Laura Leftwich Darielle Linehan Elizabeth Linehan Sandra Liotta Lindsay Lowe Jennifer E. Lowry Sally MacConnell Ellen MacKenzie Lisa Manzone Nicole Martel Marianne D. Mattran

Denny McCafferty Kelly C. McCaffery Valencia McClure Stephanie McCormick Catherine McDonnell Heather K. McPherson Frances Meyer Sayra Wells Meyerhoff Cheryl Mickel Mary J. Miller Carole B. Miller, M.D. Redonda G. Miller Farideh Mirmiran Patricia J. Mitchell Ilana Mittman Patricia Modellw Helen Montag Kimberly Morton Jennifer A. Mullin Linda A. Murphy Sheela Murthy Mary Myers Mary Neimeyer Betsy Nelson Nicole Nesbitt Kate Norman Elizabeth O’Connor Tamla Olivier Wanda Oneferu-Bey LTC Marissa Pace Jeanette Glose Partlow Mary Penczek Jennifer M. Perricone Mary-Ann Pinkard Joanne Pollak Michelle R. Powell Jill Pratt Mary Louise Preis Stephanie L. Reel Nneka Rimmer Leslie L. Robinson Lori Amos Robinson Mary Jo Rogers Beth Rosenwald Patti Ross Leigh Ann Ruggles Dr. Hristina N. Schlaggar

Katherine Schulze Tracey Schutty Mary Ann Scully Lenel Scrochi-Meyerhoff Victoria V. Semanie Stephanie Shack Pam Sharps Betsy R. Sherman Jane E. Silvestri Paula R. Singer Karen Singer Paula M. Singer, PhD. Janet Marie Smith Nancy Smith Terri Smith Megan P. Sparks Victoria E. Stewart Lisa Stromberg Louisa L. Tavakoli Maria Tildon Sylvia G. Toense Kathy Vaselkiv Lori Villegas Dr. Akila N. Viswanathan Linda Weinberg Mary Bailey Wieler Tammy Wiggs Jenene Lyn Williams Funmi Williamson Alicia Wilson Wendy Wilson Jennifer Winslow Michele Wise Susan Wolman Michelle Wright Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow Wendy Young Six Anonymous Donors

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TOCQUEVILLE COMPANY RANKINGS TOP COMPANY TOCQUEVILLE MEMBERSHIP Exelon Companies T. Rowe Price Johns Hopkins Institutions McCormick & Company, Inc Brown Advisory CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield Stifel M&T Bank DLA Piper Legg Mason Global Asset Management University of MD Medical Systems Cushman & Wakefield Kennedy Krieger Institute United Way of Central Maryland, Inc. TRANSAMERICA WR Grace Brightview Senior Living Corporate Office Properties Trust Fidelity & Guaranty Life Heritage Properties Morgan Stanley PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP RBC Wealth Management Rosemore, Inc. Whiteford, Taylor & Preston, LLP Gordon Feinblatt TOTALS

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

42 118 42 29 33 4 20 7 6 17 9 1 2 2 3 0 0 6 1 3 3 2 3 2 2 359

46 126 47 24 38 6 19 6 6 13 8 1 1 2 4 0 3 5 3 3 2 1 3 1 3 373

40 128 53 31 37 10 17 9 8 8 11 1 4 3 2 0 3 3 4 2 3 3 2 3 3 3 393

42 101 58 37 39 22 13 9 7 7 11 3 3 2 2 0 2 4 4 2 3 3 3 3 3 2 387

80 75 49 37 33 32 11 9 7 5 6 4 3 3 2 0 3 3 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 1 389

84 63 59 38 31 15 12 9 7 6 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 387

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TOCQUEVILLE COMPANY LISTINGS ABS CAPITAL PARTNERS

THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES

BROWN ADVISORY

Don & Sybil Hebb

Peter & Georgia Angelos

AMERICAN TRADING AND PRODUCTION CORPORATION

THE BALTIMORE SUN

Maneesh & Kanupiya Bajaj Christopher H. & Joanne P. Bartlett Bruce & Polly Behrens Richard M. & Carol Bernstein Mr. & Mrs. John F. Cavanaugh Eric & Kate Cha Paul & Kelly Chew David Churchill Julie & Ed Coleman Mark M. Collins Charlie & Katie Constable Paul & Linda Corbin Diana & Clinton Daly John & Corey Davis Linda & James Dugan Pierce B. Dunn & Lee Hoyt Eben & Sara Finney Thomas Graff Mary C. Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Griswold IV Michael & Ann Hankin Monica M. Hausner Jacob P. Hodes Stephanie & Chris McCormick Catherine & Seth McDonnell Brad & Nicole Nesbitt Bill & Nan Paternotte David & Kate Powell Jonathan & Melissa Price Mr. & Mrs.w Truman T. Semans One Anonymous Donor

Trif Alatzas

Gina & Dan Hirschhorn

BANK OF AMERICA

ANNE ARUNDEL HEALTH SYSTEM

Gina & Dan Hirschhorn Kristin & Jeremy Kober

Victoria W. Bayless ANTSON CAPITAL PARTNERS Jason Pappas ARCHDIOCESE OF BALTIMORE Archbishop William E. Lori Francine & Jim Sellinger BAKER DONELSON S. Craig Holden John Wolf BALLARD SPAHR, LLP. Joanne & Mark Pollak BALTIMORE CITY EMPLOYEES Kimberly Morton BALTIMORE COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS Jeff & Catherine Carter BALTIMORE METROPOLITAN COUNCIL Regina L. Aris

BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESALE REALTY Linda & Herbert Fredeking THE BERT FOUNDATION, INC. BLUE KEY REAL ESTATE TEAM Callai & Austin Carroll THE BLUE WATERS FOUNDATION BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTON Dana & Philip Gloor BRADMER FOODS Adam & Meredith Borden BRIGHTVIEW SENIOR LIVING Dale McCardle & Marilynn Duker Alison & Arnold Richman Leslie L. Robinson

THE BUNTING FAMILY FOUNDATION Mary Catherine Bunting

CAREFIRST BLUECROSS BLUESHIELD

CONTINENTAL REALTY CORPORATION

Adam & Meredith Borden Mark & Beverly Chaney David Corkum Anthony & Vickie Cosby Pamela Faulkner Shawn McLeod Wanda & Michael Oneferu-Bey Mary Penczek Brian D. Pieninck Michelle R. Powell Randolph & Angela Sergent Louisa L. Tavakoli Chuck & Maria Tildon Jenene Lyn Williams Michele Wise

One Anonymous Donor

THE ANNIE E. CASEY FOUNDATION Lisa Hamilton Thomasina L. Hiers

Stephen E. Budorick Anthony & Patty Mifsud Tracy & Greg Thor CORRECT RX PHARMACY SERVICES, INC. Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD Doug & Ellen Brinkley Bruce & Cecily Matthai Mary-Ann & Wally Pinkard Peter & Laurie Stanford CYPRESS GROUP, LLC. Betsy R. & George M. Sherman

CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF BALTIMORE

DELOITTE & TOUCHE, LLP.

Dale McArdle & Marilynn Duker Maria & Bill McCarthy

Ed & Karen Nevin Patrick & Anne Marie Schoenwetter

CERTUS CONSULTING, LLC.

DEPARTMENT OF THE ENVIRONMENT, PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY

Greg & Michelle Wright CHESAPEAKE EMPLOYERS INSURANCE COMPANY Kevin Bingham Thomas J. Phelan THE CLASSIC CATERING PEOPLE Harriet J. Dopkin

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CORPORATE OFFICE PROPERTIES TRUST

Patrica M.C. Brown & Joseph P. Gill DLA PIPER Kathleen A. Birrane Guy & Nupur Parekh Flynn Joel Dewey & Ann Oxenham Marianne & Robert Hellauer Bob & Susan Mathias

Jim & Kathy Mathias Sharon & Jay Smith ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY INVESTMENT Stephanie Shack Charles R. & Kathie J. Werhane ENTERPRISE COMMUNITY PARTNERS Eric Dinallo & Priscilla Almodovar THE EXELON COMPANIES BGE Rebecca Baier Robert & Lara Biagiotti Jan P. Boyce A. Christopher & Mary Catherine Burton Calvin & Sharon Butler Michael B. Butts Mark D. Case John & Andrea Corse Derrick Dickens Carol Dodson Christopher Duncan Lisa Denise Galambos Andrew W. Holmes Carim V. Khouzami Aaron Koos Robert D. Matthews Valencia McClure Alexander Núñez & Heather Hamilton Elizabeth O’Connor Rodney Oddoye Michael D. Sullivan David & Alexa Vahos

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TOCQUEVILLE COMPANY LISTINGS Paula & Stephen Woerner Two Anonymous Donors CONSTELLATION, AN EXELON COMPANY Jorge & Vittoria Acevedo Steve Atkinson Drew Cameron Vivek K. Chamria Kathryn Cloyd David & Jennifer Dardis David & Angela Diaz Chima Dike Carserlo & Irma Doyle Laura Duklewski David C. Ellsworth Edward Fortunato Ravi Ganti Vladimir Gorny Charles Hanna Frank Henshaw Josh Henson Jennifer & Patrick Herwig Karen & Mark Huston Nina L. Jezic Kevin & Paula Klages Joseph & Catherine Liberatore Lindsay Lowe & Robert Hands Jim & Melanie McHugh Rachid Medarhri Mr. & Mrs. James M. Merwald III Jason & Amber Miller Kate & Matt Norman Ludge & Tamla Olivier, The Olivier Family Foundation Michael & Jacquie Pechin Christina & Phil Priolo Ben Sank Daniel Scobell Dave Shannon

Joseph P. Simmons Andrew Singer Michael D. Smith Megan P. Sparks Jim & LoriAnn Verna Jason Vodzak & Sara Atwater Funmi Williamson Craig Wilson Bryan P. Wright EXELON Jason C. Barker Matthew & Christa Bauer Jim & Colleen Calabrese Paula Chirhart & Daniel Eggers Mark & Caroline Flaherty David M. Gilbert Thomas Haaf Marissa Humphrey Joe & Melissa Nigro Kevin Perkins David Sikora Darryl & Donna Stokes Dave Villa Jeffrey Williams One Anonymous Donor FAC&B, LLC.

FOUNDRY WEALTH ADVISORS, LLC. Don & Marianne Mattran FRANCE-MERRICK FOUNDATION GBMC HEALTHCARE SYSTEM Tracey Chessare, M.D. & John Chessare, M.D. GORDON FEINBLATT David & Merle Fishman Peter & Beth Rosenwald Bill Shaughnessy GREENSPRING ASSOCIATES David & Christy DiPietro GS CONSULTING, LLC.

HENDERSEN-WEBB

INLINE LLC & DARPA

Mr. Robert E. Meyerhoff Sayra Wells Meyerhoff & Neil Meyerhoff

Lynne Durbin & John-Francis Mergen

HERITAGE PROPERTIES Michael J. & Patricia K. Batza, Jr. Christopher J. Morris & Dr. Maureen Batza Morris Jim & Michelle Railey HIMMELRICH ASSOCIATES, INC. One Anonymous Donor HMS INSURANCE ASSOCIATES Gary L. Berger HOGAN LOVELLS US, LLP.

GUIDEWELL

Kelly Tubman Hardy Henry D. Kahn & Marlene Trestmen Duke Lohr

Leigh Ann Ruggles & Richard Aquino

HOLLY POULTRY

Caitlin & Alex Gibson

HARBOR INVESTMENT ADVISORY

Fran & Betty Contino

Jennifer Winslow

FAIRCODE ASSOCIATES, LLC.

HARDIMAN FAMILY FOUNDATION

The Fine Family HOWARD BANK Kevin Emerson Mary Ann & Chuck Scully

Kevin O’Neill & Lisa Boyce

Joe & Kathy Hardiman

HOWARD COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS

FIDELITY & GUARANTY LIFE

HARFORD MUTUAL INSURANCE

Brian & Denise Eakes

Rajesh Krishnan Dennis Vigneau Wendy Young

Frank P. Kellner Steve & Sandi Linkous

IBM Linda Demmler

JOHNS HOPKINS INSTITUTIONS HOWARD COUNTY GENERAL HOSPITAL Joyce & Steve Snelgrove JOHNS HOPKINS BAYVIEW MEDICAL CENTER Richard G. Bennett, M.D. Renee Blanding, M.D. Ronald H. Magarick & Elizabeth Ferrugia JOHNS HOPKINS COMMUNITY PHYSICIANS Steven & Melissa Kravet Stephen J. Martin & Jordan Johnson JOHNS HOPKINS HEALTH SYSTEM John M. Colmers Robert Kasdin & Claire Ullman Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Peterson Howard W. Reel, Jr. G. Daniel Shealer, Jr. Kevin W. Sowers Daniel B. Smith JOHNS HOPKINS HEALTHCARE, LLC. Patricia M.C. Brown & Joseph P. Gill Karen & Tyrone Eskridge J.P. Holland

JOHNS HOPKINS HOME CARE GROUP, INC. Mary & Jack Myers Victoria V. Semanie JOHNS HOPKINS HOSPITAL Deborah J. Baker Renee J. Demski Peter M. Hill, M.D. John D. Hundt Anne Langley Sally MacConnell Redonda G. Miller & Albert J. Polito Charlie & Melissa Reuland JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY Cybele Bjorklund Ronald J. Daniels & Joanne Rosen Dr. Patricia M. Davidson Daniel & Lisa Ennis Professor Kevin Frick Ben Hobbs & Julie McDill Ellen MacKenzie & James Tielsch Helen Montag & Adam Schulman Stephanie L. Reel Dr. Daniel Schlozman Greg & Erin Smith Scott F. Smith Alicia Wilson Peter Winch Three Anonymous Donors

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TOCQUEVILLE COMPANY LISTINGS JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Mark & Sarah Anderson Drs. Rachel & Henry Brem Kathy & Michael Carducci Jonathan Efron & Jami Terry Henry & Joan Fessler Philippe Gailloud Craig W. Hendrix, M.D. Mark Hingtgen Justin & Julie McArthur Scott & Ilana Mittman Frances Meyer & Paul Rothman Jimmy Potash & Sally Scott Andrew J. Satin Dr. Akila N. Viswanathan Two Anonymous Donors JOHNSON, MIRMIRAN & THOMPSON One Anonymous Donor

KMS CONSULTING

M&T BANK

Karen & John Singer

Melissa & August Chiasera Mark & Carol Gould Pam & Bob Kaplan Pete & Anne Mathews Mike Murchie & Alison Browdie Ralph Partlow & Jeanette Glose Partlow Joan & Brian Walter Linda Weinberg One Anonymous Donor

LAUREATE EDUCATION Erin & Doug Becker Curt & Paula Singer LEGAL AID BUREAU Sayra Wells Meyerhoff & Neil Meyerhoff LEGG MASON GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT Stephanie M. Beran Brian & Denise Eakes Thomas & Jill Merchant Karen & Jeff Nattans Sam Peters and Suzanne Hurst Joseph A. & Suzanne E. Sullivan THE JOHN J. LEIDY FOUNDATION, INC.

JOSEPH AND HARVEY MEYERHOFF FAMILY CHARITABLE FUNDS

LIFEBRIDGE HEALTH SINAI HOSPITAL

KCI TECHNOLOGIES

Patrick & Anne Marie Schoenwetter

Nathan J. Beil Terry & Mary Neimeyer KENNEDY KRIEGER INSTITUTE Jim & Debbie Anders Linda Schaefer Cameron Drs. Gary Goldstein & Arlene Forastiere Drs. Bradley L. & Hristina N. Schlaggar

LOIS AND PHILIP MACHT FAMILY PHILANTHROPIC FUND OF THE ASSOCIATED LORD BALTIMORE CAPITAL PARTNERS, LLC. Louis B. Thalheimer & Juliet A. Eurich THE LOS ANGELES DODGERS Bart Harvey & Janet Marie Smith

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MARYLAND CHEMICAL COMPANY, INC. Ralph Partlow & Jeanette Glose Partlow MCCORMICK & COMPANY, INC. Ben Aldana John & Christine Bennett Jeff & Catherine Carter Ryan Charlier Laird & Danielle Creighton Benjamin E. Danner Hamed & Afsaneh Faridi Dana & Brendan Foley Megan Bradley Ford Andrew Foust Bryce Freeman & LTC Marisa Pace Nikki French Caitlin & Alex Gibson Anthony V. Imbraguglio Suzanne Johnson Lawrence & Rene Kurzius Laura Leftwich Jennifer E. Lowry Lisa Manzone Brant & Christine Matthews Denny McCafferty

Kelly C. McCaffery Dan Melchior Paul Nolan Michael & Ngozi Okoroafor Jill Pratt Jim & Gloria Radin Mike Reick Nneka Rimmer Lori Amos Robinson Jeffrey Ryan Jeffery Schwartz Timothy J. Shaffrey Scott Simmons Mike & Nancy Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gordon M. Stetz, Jr. Stephan Waechter One Anonymous Donor

MURTHY LAW FIRM Sheela Murthy & Vasant Nayak NORTHROP GRUMMAN Jay & Donna Hilbert

RLTV John & Nancy Erickson

Surajit Sengupta & Sandhya Mathur

ROSEMORE, INC.

ONE WAVERLY, LLC. Mac Passano THE WILLIAM J. & DOROTHY K. O’NEILL FOUNDATION PENNYGHAEL FOUNDATION Charlotte O. Goodwin

Redonda G. Miller & Albert J. Polito

PESSIN KATZ LAW

MERRILL LYNCH

Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esq.

Kristin & Jeremy Kober Sandra Liotta & Carl Osterman

THE PLANO-COUDON FOUNDATION

MFI REALTY

PNC

David & Merle Fishman

Laura L. Gamble & Roy Gillison

Dana & Philip Gloor

PRICEWATERHOUSE COOPERS, LLP.

MORGAN STANLEY

Bill & Cathryn Corey Chet & Kathy Godrick Elizabeth M. Johnson

Jim & Dana Brinkley Jody & Harry Ford Lori & Omar Villegas

Mark & Janet Dyer Peter & Beth Rosenwald One Anonymous Donor

nTECH SOLUTIONS, INC.

MERCY HEALTH SERVICES

MILES & STOCKBRIDGE

RBC WEALTH MANAGEMENT

RAYMOND JAMES Barry Garber

Kathy & Paul Ebner Ann & Frank Rosenberg Dorothy L. & Henry A. Rosenberg RSM US, LLP. Marty & Mary Brunk Robert J. Jirsa SAINT AGNES HOSPITAL Carole B. Miller, M.D. SANDY HILLMAN COMMUNICATIONS, LLC. Sandra & Robert Hillman SEASONS HOSPICE AND PALLIATIVE CARE Mr. John & The Rev. Lori Babcock SECU Jane E. Silvestri THE SHELTER FOUNDATION Patricia & Mark Joseph SINAI HOSPITAL John Meyerhoff, M.D., & Lenel Srochi-Meyerhoff

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TOCQUEVILLE COMPANY LISTINGS SS&C TECHNOLOGIES Stuart Bowers ST. DAVID’S DAY SCHOOL Pete & Anne Mathews STIFEL Vincent & Julia Anderson Keith Gay David & Abby Gray John W. & Michelle K. Guinee Richard J. & Margaret Conn Himelfarb Victor Nesi Paul & Mary Beth Orrson Betty & Tom Robinson John & Christina Spensieri Daniel P. Verbic Monica & Hugh Warns Tammy & Justin Wiggs LEONARD & HELEN R. STULMAN CHARITABLE FOUNDATION T. ROWE PRICE Ken Allen Donna Anderson Mr. & Mrs. R. Lee Arnold, Jr. Preston G. & Nancy M. Athey David A. Beard-Sackett, CFA Heidi & Brian Berghuis Ellen & Ed Bernard Jared & Christina Block Darrell N. & Randi E. Braman Brian & Jennie Briggs Andy & Sana Brooks Marty Brown Barbara & Nigel Burdett Kris & Torin Caverly

Renee M. Christoff Kevin & Christine Collins Maureen & George Collins Michael J. Conelius Pamela & Scott Conover Brian C. Dausch Scott & Kimberly David Andrew & Emily Davis Mark & Mary Finn Gene Foley Forrest Foss Todd & Kristin Henry Penney & A.C. Hubbard Cinda Hughes & David Lloyd Mintzer Keir R. Joyce Mehmet & Melissa Kinak Dorothy B. Krugw Andie & Jackw Laporte John & Elizabeth Linehan Andy McCormick Jack & Brenna McGowan Hugh D. & Amy H. McGuirk Heather K. McPherson Cheryl Mickel Linda A. Murphy Chris & Susan Newman Betsy & David Oestreicher James Riepe Family Foundation George A. Roche Brian & Mary Jo Rogers Rob & Pam Sharps Charles Shriver Terri & Bob Smith Herb & Constance Stiles Bill & Lisa Stromberg Guido Stubenrauch James S. Szczybor Taymour Tamaddon Sylvia G. Toense

Mark & Kathy Vaselkiv The Wendler Family Tammy & Justin Wiggs Paul & Charlotte Wojcik Zach & Anna Wood Marc & Jennifer Wyatt Four Anonymous Donors TIME GROUP - WPM REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT Constance R. Caplan TOBEY, JULIE AND LUCY ROLAND PHILANTHROPIC FUND

UNITED PARCEL SERVICE

WAVERLY MANAGEMENT

INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Cory Daniels Jay & Donna Hilbert Nicole Martel Derek Rennie

Catherine & Seth McDonnell

Janice L. Babitt Mr. & Mrs. John M. Bond, Jr. Meredith & Joseph Callanan Mary Ann & Mike Connelly Les & Yvonne Dedrickson Rachel Duncan & Jonathan Grimaldi Mark Fetting & Georgie Smith Navroz & Perinaaz Gandhi Tere Geckle Gary & Lesley Geisel Suzanne & Paul Gleichauf Brian & Anne Lynn King Josh & Oanh Lauring Kim & Keith Lewis William & Laura Loomis Brian & Anna McKeon Jack C. Miglioretti The William H. Miller III 2018 Trust Patricia J. Mitchell Betsy & David Nelson Owen Charitable Foundation Richard W. & Susan M. Palmer Cynthia & Peter Rosenwald Fund John & Patti Ross Steve & Dania Schuh & The Schuh Family Philip & Tracey Schutty James T. Smith, Jr. Roger & Xandy Waesche Gavin & Paige Watson Ron & Lucy Werthman Alan & Wendy Wilson Susan Wolman Four Anonymous Donors

UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL MARYLAND Franklyn & Michell Baker Roger & Barbara Calvert Lillian Suffolk Kilroy James & Tina McIntyre UNIVERSITY OF BALTIMORE

WECARE PRIVATE DUTY SERVICES, INC. Geraldine Diggs THE HARRY & JEANETTE WEINBERG FOUNDATION, INC. WELLS FARGO Michael Dunn Doc & Kathy Walther

Tobey Roland

Bob & Susan Mathias

TRANSAMERICA

WHITEFORD, TAYLOR & PRESTON

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE

Bob Curran & Rose Matricciani David & Donna Daneman Deborah H. Diehl & Jonathan E. Claiborne

Ralph & Christine Arnold Mark W. & Jennifer A. Mullin Jay & Lisa Orlandi Katherine Schulze & Carter Edgeworth TRUIST FINANCIAL CORPORATION Gregory & Kathy Farno UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MEDICAL SYSTEM Alison G. Brown & Dr. Ken Kolodner Alicia J. Cunningham Michael D. Hempfling & S. Michelle Lee Cynthia Kelleher Victoria E. Stewart

Frederick & Mary Louise Preis UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, BALTIMORE COUNTY

THE WIELER FAMILY FOUNDATION

Freeman & Jacqueline Hrabowski

WILLIAM BLAIR

VENTURE GLOBAL, LNG Ashley & Jack Thayer W. R. GRACE & CO. Karen & John Albert Keith Cole Hudson & Tanya La Force

Philip & Lynn Rauch WOODBROOK CAPITAL Earl & Darielle Linehan THE ZANVYL AND ISABELLE KRIEGER FUND, INC.

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FINANCIAL REPORT United Way of Central Maryland, as a federation, honors designations made to each member organization by distributing receipts based on donor designations to each member, and as fiscal agent, to certain other nonprofit organizations. United Way does not charge membership or application fees to any agency in order to receive such designations. Full financial statements are available by contacting United Way of Central Maryland at 410-547-8000. FY 2019

FY 2018

(‘000)

(‘000)

Pledges and contributions

$18,770

$23,663

Grant income

3,470

3,134

Other revenue

3,722

3,003

Community initiatives

842

1,178

TOTAL FUNDS RAISED

$26,804

$30,978

FUNDS RAISED

As of June 30, 2019

As of June 30, 2018

Cash and cash equivalents

$793

$1,090

Pledges receivable (net of provision for uncollectible)

7,754

10,444

Prepaid expenses

1,683

1,561

Investments - at market

19,083

18,634

Equipment (net of accumulated depreciation)

1,688

2,036

Charitable trust

3,543

2,200

$34,544

$35,965

BALANCE SHEET

(‘000)

(‘000)

Assets

FY 2019

FY 2018

(‘000)

(‘000)

Allocations and other distributions

$2,757

$3,299

Donor designations

7,868

10,245

Allocations and other distributions payable

$1,750

$2,352

Grant expense

2,495

2,792

Designations payable

3,748

5,141

Program services

6,104

4,877

Accounts payable and accrued expenses

914

595

2,593

2,562

The Ben Center

Capital lease payable

1,536

1,489

104

239

211 Maryland United Way Helpline

Line of credit

179

155

1,368

-

United Way Worldwide membership investment

Retirement benefits - related payable

238

189

TOTAL PROGRAM SUPPORT

$21,853

$23,452

Total Liabilities

$9,801

$10,483

$15,666

$17,502

9,077

7,980

FUNDS SUPPORTED

TOTAL ASSETS

Program Support Liabilities

Net Assets

Support Services Administration support

$1,931

$2,321

Without donor restrictions

Development support

3,654

3,825

With donor restrictions

United Way Worldwide membership investment

105

139

Total Net Assets

$24,743

$25,482

TOTAL SUPPORT SERVICES

$5,690

$6,285

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

$34,544

$35,965

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2020-2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS THOMASINA L. HIERS (CHAIR)

TRIF ALATZAS

Publisher & Editor-in-Chief Baltimore Sun Media

JEREL BRAGER

Vice President, Center for Civic Sites and Community Change The Annie E. Casey Foundation

Director Institutional Fixed Income Sales Janney Capital Markets

CHARLES B. REULAND (CHAIR–ELECT)

Vice President for Community Impact Weller Development

Executive Vice President/ Chief Operating Officer The Johns Hopkins Hospital

BRIAN M. MCKEON (SECRETARY)

Executive Vice President Booz Allen Hamilton

RALPH L. ARNOLD (TREASURER)

Transamerica (Retired)

STEPHEN J. WOERNER (PAST CHAIR) President & COO Baltimore Gas and Electric Co.

MARC BROADY

STEPHEN E. BUDORICK

President and Chief Executive Officer Corporate Office Properties Trust

ANGELA CELESTIN

Executive Vice President, Chief Human Resources Officer CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield

RYAN COUDON

Owner & Founder Plano-Coudon, LLC

TESHIA DAVIS

Vice President, People & Culture SECU

DONALD C. FRY

President & CEO Greater Baltimore Committee

SUSAN K. GAUVEY

Magistrate Judge (Retired)

DANA S. GLOOR

Principal Miles & Stockbridge, P.C.

ALVIN J. GWYNN, JR.

Pastor Leadenhall Baptist Church

WHITNEY B. HARMEL

Director of Strategic Partnerships Maryland Chamber of Commerce

MARIE HARTMAN

Executive Vice President Hartman Executive Advisors

CHARLENE MOORE HAYES

Sole Proprietor CM Hayes, LLC

JERMAINE JONES

President Metropolitan Baltimore Council AFL-CIO Unions

S. MICHELLE LEE, CPA

Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer University of Maryland Medical System

PATRICIA “TRISH” MCCARTHY CARROLL

Chief Communications Officer Carroll Community College

TERRY F. NEIMEYER

CEO & Chairman of the Board KCI Technologies, Inc.

CHRISTOPHER OVEN

Administrative Vice President M&T Bank

LEONARD R. PARRISH

Director of Housing and Community Development Harford County Government

BETH S. PERLMAN

VP and Program Director Gartner

ELIZABETH M. PHELAN

Senior Vice President Bank of America, N.A.

RICKY RAU

Director of Security UPS (Chesapeake District)

LORI AMOS ROBINSON

VP, Corp. Branding, Communications & Community Relations McCormick & Company

PETER B. ROSENWALD II

Member Gordon Feinblatt LLC

SONJA SANTELISES

CEO Baltimore City Public Schools

CARRIE SCHREIBER

Vice President BB&T, now Truist

MICHAEL D. SMITH

Senior Vice President, Distributed Energy Constellation

LORI VILLEGAS

First Vice President, Investments Morgan Stanley Wealth Management

DOC WALTHER

Senior Vice President Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

HUGO “HUGH” J. WARNS III

Head of Equities Stifel

MICHAEL WEIGAND

Head of Internal Audit T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc.

UWCM STAFF FRANKLYN D. BAKER

President & CEO Phone: 410-895-1513 Email: franklyn.baker@uwcm.org

MARTINA A. MARTIN

SVP & Chief Operating Officer Phone: 410-895-1476 Email: martina.martin@uwcm.org

WAINIE D. YOUN

Director of Equity & Executive Office Operations Phone: 410-895-1403 Email: wainie.youn@uwcm.org

ANTOINETTE WILLIAMS

Founder & CEO Williams Consulting LLC

CARYN YORK

Executive Director Job Opportunities Task Force (JOTF)

EMERITUS ERNEST R. GRECCO

President Metropolitan Baltimore Council, AFL-CIO Unions

ASHLEY SMITH

Adjunct Faculty Community College of Baltimore County

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