GEVF Annual Report 6.15

GE Volunteers Foundation 2005 Annual Report

Good people doing great things

connect strengthen respond

Dear GE Friends, What’s in a name? It’s a question important enough for poets to ponder. We’d say a name — a good name — is an extremely valuable commodity. That’s why so much care and consideration has gone into changing our name from Elfun Community Foundation to the GE Volunteers Foundation. As such, we will continue to function as a non-profit public charity supporting the work of GE volunteers and helping GE people impacted by natural disasters. As a natural evolution of the rich heritage that had its roots in the 1928 establishment of the Elfun Society, our new name reflects our commitment to bringing our family of members closer together, aligning it more closely in name as well as nature, to the good work performed by the great people of GE. The GE Volunteers Foundation is built on the proud tradition of the Elfuns. Both share one common factor: the good people who lend their time, talent and treasure to support our efforts to meet local community needs. In this report, you’ll read more about the initiatives GE volunteers are involved in — how one GE volunteer aiding survivors needed to be rescued herself, how the everyday use of our volunteer credit card can buy a multitude of supplies for unfunded volunteer projects, and how GE volunteers come together as “One GE – One Community” to make a difference. These are just some of the thousands of examples of how your donations are helping our communities one project at a time. Volunteer efforts range from the humble to the heroic. All are important. All add strength to the fabric of the GE Volunteers Foundation and have enabled us to enjoy another record-breaking year in 2005. What’s in a name? An enduring tradition of connecting GE people to the needs of the communities in which we live and work, strengthening GE’s commitment to volunteer efforts around the globe, and responding whenever and wherever we find a need. Thank you for your continued investment in the hopes and futures of your communities, GE family members, and yourselves. Sincerely,

Cris Harter

Denise Cullinan

President of the Board Elfun Community Foundation 2004–2006

President of the Board GE Volunteers Foundation 2006–2008

The GE Volunteers Foundation: A proud past. A bright future. Connect. Strengthen. Respond. Active words. Active people. Good people doing great things. Born of the inventiveness and imagination of our founders over a century ago. And bringing it all together in the 21st century. The GE family of volunteers has a long history of getting actively involved in all aspects of their communities. They invest their time, their talent, their knowledge and their money — but most of all their hearts. And when they see those who are discouraged or in need, they work to strengthen their spirits so they can strengthen our society one community at a time. They don’t wait for someone else to fix it. They respond — to the request, the crisis, the need.

That commitment is repeated over and over again in our grants, in our projects and in our funding streams. Throughout the world, GE volunteers — made up of GE employees and retirees — are improving the communities in which they live and work by donating their time and money in community-based projects. In 2005, GE volunteers completed more than 1,000 service projects and contributed more than one million hours of their time — making a truly positive impression on the lives of tens of thousands of people.

By donating to the GE Volunteers Foundation, your commitment to doing great things comes with the satisfaction that your donations go directly to the causes that mean the most to you. Foundation donations are dispersed in the form of grants to recipients sponsored by GE volunteers. These areas include education and community building. Since 2001, the GE Volunteers Foundation has provided over $750,000 in support of nearly 100 service projects. In the following pages, you will read about some of our most recent accomplishments.

The GE Volunteers Foundation helps support these dedicated people who serve as mentors, tutors, helpers, builders and friends.

GE Volunteers is an integral part of what makes GE a "good company." Together we share a tradition of integrity and public service. From the contributions of Thomas Edison to Charles Steinmetz to Gerald Phillippe, volunteer activities have been a vital part of GE’s culture. Community involvement, compassion and continual support remain an enduring force in GE to this day.

1928

1930’s – 1940’s

1950’s – 1970’s

The Elfun Society is founded by then-GE president Gerald Swope as a leadership society. The Society adopts the name "Elfun" — a contraction of the words "Electrical Funds." Its main purpose is to encourage free and open discussion outside the environs of GE.

The Elfun Society uses forum meetings, debates and suggestion activities to look inward at the GE organization. The Elfun Medical Expense Insurance Plan is established, becoming an industry standard which other corporations emulate.

Elfun membership increases twenty-fold. Elfun of the Year and Swope awards are established to honor individuals for long and meritorious service.

1980’s

1990’s

2001 – 2002

2005

2006

CEO Jack Welch challenges Elfun to change from its traditional social and fraternal role and adopt a commitment to volunteerism and community. Elfun responds by adding volunteerism to its charter.

Globalization and growth lead to increased diversity in membership, and the Elfun Society expands outside North America. Royalties from affinity credit cards are used to sponsor local programs and projects through Elfun chapters.

The Elfun Community Foundation is launched to provide a taxdeductible vehicle for Elfuns to support thousands of volunteer efforts around the world. In 2002 the Elfun Community Foundation awards its first grants.

The GE Volunteers organization is created to encompass the breadth of volunteer activities, align resources and make greater impact in GE communities around the world. The organization includes all volunteer activities previously organized by Elfun, GE businesses, affinity networks, and other employee organizations.

The Elfun Community Foundation becomes the GE Volunteers Foundation to align the organization more closely in name and nature to the people of GE. The Elfun Society continues to serve its members as a fraternal organization.

Michael Steinfeld, Development Officer, was delighted when he learned that the Bell Gardens Library, part of the County of Los Angeles Public Library system, was to be the recipient of a $10,000 GE Volunteers Foundation grant. But what he did not expect were the additional benefits that would come about as a result. “Our original intent was to refurbish the satellite library, which serves nine schools in an underprivileged part of the city, but thanks to the local interest generated by the grant, the project has grown into a major refurbishment of the Bell Gardens Library,” says Michael. Dozens of other community organizations have signed on to be a part of this exciting project. “If it wasn’t for the GE grant, none of this would have been possible,” Michael adds. “The GE Volunteers Foundation has truly helped us to realize our dreams.” Along with a $5,000 Sharing the Gold grant, GE Volunteers Foundation’s total contribution of $15,000 resulted in $415,000 match from the County of Los Angeles.

Connect. GE Volunteers Foundation — Making the connection Donations are the primary revenue stream of the GE Volunteers Foundation. Your donation connects the many ways the GE Volunteer Foundation supports our communities. This is our charitable organization, overseen by our people, funding our grants, with projects sponsored and completed by our volunteers in our communities — where we live, where we work, and where we play. The GE Volunteers Foundation solicits donations from our GE family to fund our endowment, invest in our communities and connect with our people. Grants range from $5,000 to $25,000, and are awarded once a year based on well-defined criteria such as GE volunteer participation, project definition, and evidence of support from the benefiting organization and local GE management. Donors are encouraged to work closely with GE volunteers in their local community to ensure that quality grants are identified and submitted. Donations are tax-deductible and are matched dollar-for-dollar by GE’s philanthropic organization (the GE Foundation), leveraged by GE volunteer manpower, and directed by GE people. Your generous donation to the GE Volunteers Foundation will increase the pool of available funds and expand the impact of these dedicated GE volunteers.

Tears of joy flowed freely in Bedminster, Bristol, UK on June 17th, marking this year’s Global Community Day. Over 50 GE volunteers from GE Capital Solutions, Equipment Financing, UK, arrived at Windmill Hill City Farm, a facility providing educational and recreational opportunities for the local community in a deprived area in the heart of Bristol. Joining other GE volunteers around the globe for “One GE – One Community” projects, these volunteers had some hard work ahead. After investing nearly 400 man-hours, the volunteers cleared run-down areas, repaired broken fences and play equipment, built new storage areas, erected new fencing, and repainted several areas, to name just some of the activities completed. The impact was immediate.

Strengthen. Sharing the Gold — Adding muscle to our volunteers As volunteering expanded globally, and the number and size of worthwhile projects kept growing, more and more requests for funding poured in. To meet this increased need, GE created Sharing the Gold to provide another source of funds to support the global activities of GE volunteers. Money generated from credit card royalties is available as working capital for GE volunteer projects, and goes directly to GE communities in support of these projects. The GE Volunteers Foundation now manages the Sharing the Gold program as part of its mission to support our volunteers.

Local delight was expressed best by a child visiting the farm that afternoon. She said to one of the volunteers in wonder, "Wow, that's amazing! Did you guys do that?" Farm Director Briget Primarolo summed up her staff’s feelings at the end of the day, saying, "What you've achieved in just one day is amazing. One of our team was on the verge of tears when she saw what an incredible transformation you have made. Thank you!" Windmill Hill City Farm is set on two hectares, and its activities benefit over 200,000 local visitors each year.

One of GE’s dedicated volunteers saw her role reversed last summer when Hurricane Katrina roared through the U.S. Gulf Coast. Kay Erwin, a GE Plastics employee and active GE volunteer working on community service projects, had never done any disaster relief work. But last August, all that changed. Visiting her mother in the hospital when the storm hit, Kay and her family could not be moved. When the older woman was evacuated, Kay pinned a note to her chest with the phone numbers of relatives and GE co-workers. Kay and her sister stayed behind at the devastated hospital, assisting with communications, food preparation and water distribution. “We spent three days looking out at the city, at the failed levees and the oil refineries on fire,” she recalls. The hospital’s emergency resources were exhausted. After six long days, Kay and her sister were evacuated. Logging on to the Internet to register her mother as a missing person, Kay was shocked to find over 300 emails from GE people around the world! Eventually, she located her mother at a temporary ER at Louisiana State University, and joined her shortly thereafter. Meanwhile, GE employees had already been mobilizing. The GE Volunteers Foundation gave grants to Kay and other GE survivors for their recovery efforts. And worldwide, GE plants pitched in, sending food, clothing and home essentials. “People we never met helped us,” says Kay. Kay’s home was destroyed, as were those of her mother and sister, but they plan on rebuilding. Despite her losses, Kay has not forgotten her roots as a volunteer. “The GE family has invested large amounts of time and money to help,” she explains. “Their generosity has allowed us to to get back on our feet sooner and begin helping other people.”

The GE Volunteers Foundation established the Disaster Relief Fund to enable GE people to assist their colleagues who are affected by natural disasters. Last summer, when Hurricanes Katrina and Rita devastated areas of the Gulf Coast, the GE Volunteers Foundation provided $464,000 in 61 relief grants to affected GE employees. All donations are used to provide direct relief such as housing and essentials. In addition, the GE Volunteers Foundation contributed $25,000 towards rebuilding efforts in the tsunami-ravaged province of Phang Nga. The grant equipped GE volunteers with the construction materials necessary to build homes for the people of the Ban Thung Wa Village.

Respond. Disaster Relief – people helping people

“A good company leads by example, not words.” Citizenship: A Letter from Jeff Immelt

Our Grants Helping our communities one project at a time Our grant recipients are as varied as our GE volunteers. They cover the globe — from Bristol, Connecticut to Bristol, UK. They assist people in crisis, improve parks and open spaces, and refurbish libraries and schools. In 2005, the GE Volunteers Foundation received more than 65 high-quality applications for funding from nonprofit organizations working with GE volunteers. We awarded nearly $255,000 in grants to 30 deserving organizations. We proudly announce the 2005 grant recipients. EDUCATION Apple Ridge Farm, Inc. Roanoke, Virginia — $10,000 A new educational partnership between Apple Ridge Farms and the Roanoke Valley Astronomical Society works with at-risk inner-city students. GE volunteers will build Apple Ridge Observatory and expand the Science Explorations segment of the summer camp program. Auberle Development Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania — $5,000 Auberle Development cares for and heals abused, neglected and troubled children throughout southwestern Pennsylvania. Their Tutoring Program will match 30 young people with GE volunteers for necessary academic assistance. Books in Homes New Zealand — $10,000 This project encourages reading and promotes literacy in lower-income communities by providing five free books

for each child and associating reading with positive role models. GE currently works with Books in Homes in 12 New Zealand schools nationwide. Children’s Home Society of New Jersey Trenton, New Jersey — $10,000 Fun with Books and Music improves infants’ and toddlers’ early literacy skills and educational foundations, strengthens parent-child attachment, and empowers parents to aid in their children’s cognitive development. Divine Light Trust for the Blind (DLTB) Bangalore, India — $10,000 DLTB supports children ages 4–15 whose parents have abandoned them due to poverty or inability to care for their special needs. The organization adopts these children, cares for them, and helps them enter mainstream schools. GE volunteers will support existing teaching activities. Greater Philadelphia Cares Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — $10,000 The GE Scholars Program will support 10–15 high school students who will work with GE volunteers to plan the annual Philadelphia Cares Day on October 21, 2006. GE affinity groups will mentor students, improving their leadership and project management skills as part of a planning team. Jacksonville School for Children with Autism, Inc. Jacksonville, Florida — $10,000 This grant will fund development of a room designed to address students’ sensory needs and will support special school projects. Projects include a sensory summer camp for special needs children and educational workshops for community parents and professionals. GE volunteers will build the room and provide ongoing support to caregivers.

McLean County Community Compact Bloomington, Illinois — $5,300 The Sixth Grade Business/Education Partnership introduces students to the working world by coordinating the adoption of every sixth grade class in the county. Over 2,400 students in 82 classrooms will participate, with GE volunteers emphasizing hands-on activities and offering advice on business success. Operation Blessing China Beijing, China — $9,700 Operation Blessing works to improve access to basic education in rural China. Through the Adopt-a-Student program, they provide scholarships for tuition, textbooks and related school costs. Pengcheng Special Education China — $4,000 This grant will upgrade school facilities, improving the lives of severely mentally challenged children excluded from enrollment in special-needs public schools, and helping them with physical education. Pittsfield Public Schools Pittsfield, Massachusetts — $7, 100 Together, the school district and GE volunteers will develop a literacy-training program. The initial launch will focus on literacy intervention in grades K-5. Project 511 Hyderabad, India — $6,400 This grant funds a development program to improve the academic performance of underprivileged children. GE volunteers will tutor students in English language skills and computer literacy.

Salvation Army Boys and Girls Clubs of Louisville Louisville, Kentucky — $10,000 The Whole Child Project supports over 150 youths attending the site daily. GE volunteers tutor and support club members in computer labs. Youth Outreach Services, Inc. Chicago, Illinois — $10,000 The Latino Arts Integration Youth Initiative will target 125 youths to improve academic performance, cultivate creative talents, and assist the school district with student retention.

COMMUNITY BUILDING/SENIORS Ardoch Youth Foundation Victoria, Australia — $10,000 The Breakfast Club Reconstruction Project provides healthy meals to over 250 low-income and homeless youth. GE volunteers will help rebuild new kitchen facilities and continue to serve as positive role models. Associação de Solidariedade Social ASSOMADA Portugal — $10,000 Community Empowerment of the Barronhos Ward teaches over 100 poor children how to use computers, obtain healthy meals, and channel their behavior positively through athletics. GE volunteers will tutor children and help construct a new program space. Brightwood Ranch Edmonton, Canada — $6,800 This grant will be used to build the Ropes Course Challenge, used by over 500 children in summer camp and incorporated into the curriculum of inner-city schools to help children build confidence and self esteem. Brightwood, a division of Hope Mission, has worked with GE volunteers for over four years. Casa Taiguara São Paulo, Brazil — $6,000 This grant will refurbish and build capacity at the home, which cares for homeless children who must learn to integrate into mainstream society. For three years, GE volunteers have provided labor and mentoring.

Cincinnati Parks Foundation Cincinnati, Ohio — $10,000 The Washington Park Green-Up project helps strengthen and increase the safety of the largest green space in Cincinnati to benefit all city residents. This is part of GE volunteers’ sustained efforts throughout the year. Dom Dziecka Children’s Shelter Poland — $7,000 This grant will fund the renovation of a shelter that serves abused children. In addition, GE volunteers will build and stock a library, and serve as tutors in personal finance. Evansville ARC, Inc. Evansville, Indiana — $10,000 Serving over 1,000 families, the Evansville ARC greenhouse construction project provides disabled individuals with educational opportunities in a unique learning environment. GE volunteers will plan and build the greenhouse and provide tutoring services. Hope Haven Area Development Center Corporation Burlington, Iowa — $9,800 This grant supports the Lake Trail Development project, providing access for 350 disabled children and adults. GE volunteers serve on Hope Haven’s board, leading this project to complete lake trails and develop environmental awareness programs for area youth. New York Restoration Project (NYRP) New York, New York — $10,000 NYRP revitalizes neglected parks and open spaces in disadvantaged neighborhoods in New York City. This project will reforest a park in Washington Heights, with over 60 GE volunteers joining community-based organizations to complete the work. Niles Home for Children Kansas City, Missouri — $10,000 The Living History Project matches Niles Home members with senior citizens from a local home to develop a permanent archive of information. The Niles Home for Children, a residential therapeutic treatment facility, focuses on neglected, abused or abandoned children ages 6–17.

Northwest Parent & Child Society, Inc. Schenectady, New York — $5,000 Operation Kids and Baseball benefits the Children’s Home, a residential facility working with troubled youth aged 11–17. Recreation on the softball field provides a venue to teach lifelong social and personal skills, and build healthy relationships between staff, GE volunteers and the children.

Financial summary 2005

2004

REVENUES $858,698 92,918

$ 616,186 173,813

951,616

789,999

Grants (2) Development Management & General Pledge Writeoffs

225,900 83,306 34,887 20,347

144,000 54,005 52,380 17,121

Total Expenses

364,440

267,506

Increase in Net Assets (3)

587,176

522,493

1,600,000

1,400,000

310,385

310,385

Total Endowment

1,910,385

1,710,385

The Women’s Center Waukesha, Wisconsin — $10,000 Community Building through the Seasons enables GE volunteers to create a more efficient food pantry system and assist the center with facility upgrades and help program participants.

Unrestricted – Undesignated

1,063,740

1,181,235

Yayasan Semai Jiwa Amini Jakarta, Indonesia — $10,000 The Teacher Empowerment Program helps professional teachers create a positive learning environment for their students. In its second year of funding, GE volunteers engage in all aspects of the program.

(1) In addition to individual gifts, includes GE Foundation match.

Oficina de Jesus Petropolis, Brazil — $9,500 This organization supports people in drug and alcohol recovery programs. The grant provides funding to improve facilities and increase living space for the residents. GE volunteers will plan and lead the project. Rebuilding Together Worcester (RTW) Worcester, Massachusetts — $7,500 RTW partners with corporations, individuals, and non-profits in Worcester to rehabilitate low-income homes, community centers and shelters serving the elderly, disabled and families with children. GE volunteers have worked with RTW for two years. South Brevard Women’s Center Melbourne, Florida — $5,800 The center helps abused women and children in crisis. GE volunteers will work at eight undisclosed housing locations, providing computers and tutoring to help the women start new independent lives.

Contributions (1) Investment Return Total Revenues EXPENSES

NET ASSETS AT DECEMBER 31 Endowment: Board Designated Donor Restricted

Temporarily Restricted Total Net Assets

564,943

60,272

$3,539,068

$2,951,892

Notes: (2) Thirty grants were awarded in 2005 and twenty-three in 2004. (3) The excess of revenues over expenses is consistent with the GE Volunteers Foundation’s goal to build its endowment to a point where it can provide investment income in line with grants. The GE Volunteers Foundation’s financial statements were audited by KPMG, LLP. Audited Financial Statements and IRS Form 990 are available at www.gevolunteersfoundation.org, or by contacting the GE Volunteers Foundation, 3135 Easton Turnpike, Fairfield, CT 06828.

Our Board Leading by example Our board members are not just figureheads — they are actual GE Volunteers, providing support and aid to the recipients of our funding. The GE Volunteers Foundation Board of Directors is made up of current and former officers of GE Elfun, retired GE officers, and philanthropy experts. In addition, the Foundation’s Advisory Council of current and former GE officers provides counsel to the Board on program development and Foundation strategy. The mission of the GE Volunteers Foundation is to provide uncompromised programming and financial support to the organizations we fund. As such, our board members are not financially compensated for their work, but gain a wealth of personal fulfillment knowing they are involved in doing great things.

OFFICERS Cris Harter President and Director, Managing Director, GE Commercial Finance • John Betchkal Vice President and Director, GE Retiree • Gayle Herndon Secretary and Director, Tax Counsel – Tax Policy and Planning, GE Corporate Tax Counsel • Tony Yocco Treasurer and Director, Program Leader, GE Transportation DIRECTORS Jack Batty GE Retiree • Linda Boff GE Corporate, Organizational Communications • Lynn Bring-Smith Program Manager, GE Energy • Robert Clark GE Retiree • Larry Cook Program Leader, GE Corporate Human Relations • Mike Cosgrove Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer, GE Asset Management • Denise Cullinan Vice President, Marketing, GE Consumer Finance • Dom Darkangelo GE Retiree • Deborah Elam Chief Diversity Officer, GE Corporate • Joe Gould Project Manager, GE Transportation • Saul Milles, M.D. Retired GE Medical Director • Tracie Winbigler Executive Vice President and CFO, TV Stations Division, NBC Universal ADVISORY COUNCIL Bill Cary Vice President, Investor Communications • Beth Comstock President, NBC Universal Digital Media • Bob Corcoran Vice President, Corporate Citizenship and Chief Learning Officer • Stu Dean President, GE Southeast Asia • Frank Doyle Retired GE Senior Vice President • Dale Frey Retired GE Vice President and Treasurer, Retired President, GE Investment Corporation • John Myers Chairman and President, GE Asset Management • Susan Peters Vice President, GE Executive Development • Deb Reif President and Chief Executive Officer, GE Equipment Services • John Rice Vice Chairman, GE Industrial STAFF Jean Collier Executive Director, GE Volunteers Foundation, Manager, GE Volunteers • Jill Lazzaro Heinrich Program Manager, GE Volunteers • Mary Ellen Hogan Administrator, GE Volunteers Foundation, GE Volunteers

Our Donors The heart of the Foundation Our donors add life to our volunteers’ great work. From recent college graduates to GE retirees, these generous contributors give what they can to augment the efforts of GE Volunteers in the field. We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of the following donors.

“Size with no heart will turn away the best people … We have used our size to be a good citizen.” Jeff Immelt President and CEO Letter to the Stakeholders 2005

January 1, 2005 — December 31, 2005 PLATINUM $25,000 or more Carlisle Burns Dennis D. Dammerman Jeffrey Immelt Denis & Britta Nayden Michael A. Neal John F. Welch

GOLD $10,000 – $24,999 William J. Conaty John G. Rice Bob Wright

SILVER $1,000 – $9,999 Amita Agarwal Donald R. Albright Jeffrey Anderson Eugene F. Apple Pramod Athalye Cathy Autry Arthur S. Bahr Gregory T. Barmore Peter A. Barnes Roy H. Beaton Donald C. Berkey John J. Betchkal Donald D. Bock Nicholas Boraski Arlene Borkowski Douglas Bradford Davis Stephen B. Bransfield Susan L. Brate Audrey Burton Stephen Capus Gerrie Carr Alberto F. Cerruti Wen Chang Charissa Chu Larry G. Cook George B. Coover Robert Corcoran Michael Cosgrove James J. Costello Charles Crabtree Hershner Cross John L. M. Crouse Stanley Davies Brackett B. Denniston Sam Dolfi Deborah Dougherty Stephen Downey Frank P. Doyle Robert Duffy

Steven Enke George B. Farnsworth Melisa Ferry Peter Flinch Ivan K. Fong Catherine M. Forth Dale F. Frey Jeff R. Garwood Barry Glickman Marla Gomez Grain Valley Manufacturing Paul Greco Stephen P. Hacala Christine Haen Colleen Harkness Cristina M. Harter William L. Hassell Gregory Haywood Gayle W. Herndon Robert A. Hess Michael J. Holmes Brian Hope John B. Hunter John L. Ingersoll James W. Ireland Catherine Jacob Christopher Jacobs Chris Jimenez Robert Johnson Shiro Kimura Burton Kloster Jr. Bond Koga Richard Lambarth Jeanett Lashoff Albert C. Lee George Lewis Mark M. Little Norman Liu Joseph V. Loiacono Lillien Long Daniel Lovinger Tim Mansfield David J. Marquardt Stephen Miller William S. Miller James D. Mitchell Robert M. Moliter Ralph F. Mommaerts David E. Momot Victoria L. Moran Timothy Morse Mark Morton Robert Muir David Nelson Kathleen Nelson Foundation Heidi Newman George R. Oliver Robert C Page Joe Parsons

Wendy Pate Robert L. Patterson Vincent W. Patton Jacqui M. Peace Jack O. Peiffer Happy Perkins Frank E. Pickering Gary Reiner Marla Ricketts John Rittenhouse Walter L. Robb Domenique Rocco Dennis W. Rocheleau Doby Rose Serge Rosine Brian H. Rowe John H. Ryskamp Arthur W. Schnacke Robert Schuetter Susan M. Schumacher Michael Schwantes Susan A. Sequin Charles V. Sheehan Keith S. Sherin Ricardo B. Silva David Slump Gerald T. Smiley Anthony Somma Russell F. Sparks James Storey George Tappert Steven Thorne Lawrence J. Toole Thomas W. Tucker Jill Wannemacher William Wheatley Delbert L. Williamson Fred Wohlfahrt Edward Woll Anonymous

BRONZE $250 – $999 Floyd Adams Robbie Alves James J. Alvino Roy E. Anderson Eugene S. Andrews Melinda Armenti Joel Barber Donald J. Barcik Blaine A. Barron John T. Batty Frederick J. Baule Walter J. Bayer Fred Bazzini Edward Bednarik Richard C. Benkendorf III

Colleen Benn Stefano Bertamini Granville Betton Robert E. Birr John W. Bittig Donald Blais James J. Bolger K. George Bournazian John Boyce James Brafford Robert W. Breiling Alfred Briganti Mary Buffington Joseph Burt James R. Burton Marie Bush Thomas Cairns Stephen V. Capone Charles L. Chadwell William Chapman Arthur I. Christensen Linda Christopher John C. Clark Georges Clinton Jerome T. Coe Robert P. Colin Jean T. Collier Brian Connolly Marinella A. ConstantinoHellanell Thomas Conway Jr. Robert C. Coon Rob Cornell Michael Cors Denise P. Cullinan Robert Daly Robert C. Davidge Kelley Davis Timothy Davis Dean DeBroux Patrick M. Decambra Andreas Demel Rich DeVeau John Z. Devine Sherry Dick Herbert T. Dike Daniel Divis Mark J. Dodds William J. Dorworth Sam B. Dunham Oscar L. Dunn Janice M. Dyer Louis O. Eber Jr. Cathryn Eldridge Deborah Ellis Martha Elzen Ellen Emch George A. Englesson Bradley Erbes Nancy Farina

Bridget Farley Kenneth F. Farmer Marilyn Feaster Enzo J. Fedeli David Ferguson Shane Fitzsimmons MichaelFoley Langdon T. Frey III Nancy Frey Wayne R. Fritz Howard L. Fuller M. Lawrence Fuller Margaret Fuller W. Richard Fulljames Mark Funasaki Marianne Gambelli Pat Garifalos Robert Gayda Paul Gessinger Paul Giacobbe Regina Gibbons Mary E. Giffels John B. Giles Jennifer Glueck Stanley Gorski Patrick J. Goss George C. Gould III George J. Grabot Sam Graham Paul Griffiths Claudine Guegan Anuj Gupta Lindsay Hacker Joel Hackney Louis S. Hales Wayne R. Hamilton Chris Hancock Edward J. Hardy Carl Harris Robert Hatch Matin Hatfield William JG Hawes Thomas Hayden H. Michael Hayes Michael Hein Jerry B. Helwig Christopher Hetzer Edward Hindley Erwin Hogeweg Thomas Holder Phillip Holloway Robert J. Horn James Horowitz Lynde Howard Thomas Hoyt J. Michael Hughes Kevin Hyde Frank C. Infanger Tina Jackson William G. Johnston

Raymond S. Joseph Gary Juedes Gregory Juedes Joan S. Kadlec Bradley R. Karas Joseph Keene Marvin F. Keeney Jr. John G. Kehl Jennifer Kelsey Ralph D. Ketchum William B. Killough John Kinnaman Richard T. Kinne Michael Kohlmann Virginia Kohlmann Robert Koken Dale Korneke Ken Korzuw Edward R. Koscher James L. Kotas Holly Krest John C. Kroon LewisKruger Thomas Lake John B. Lavelle Bruce Lees Judy Lieber John Lillibridge Shane Lindsay Su-Wen Liu George Lollis Eric Luftig Andrew Luka David Luster David J. Lynch Andrew Mack Peter A. Malherbe Joseph Mancuso Aaron Mason Robert Mason Edmund Mazur Robert Mccallum Franklyn J. McCarthy MaryKay McCoy Pryor McGinnis Tammy McGivern Evelyn McGuire Ray McHugh Robert McKinley Kenneth McRay Michael Merritt Tim Midgette Ann Miller Richard B. Miller Edward W. Morris Gary Nelson Jacqueline Nelson Shari Nelson John R. Newell Paul Niederer

Matthew Norris Ronald O'Keefe Nicola Osborn Edwin Oswalt George Palko Paul Paris Daniel Peters Del Peterson Robert J. Pettigrew Wieland Pflug Elaine Phillips Thomas Phillips Nancy Pitts David Pratt Brett Prince Alberto Profumo Mark Ramige Herbert G. Rammrath Jim L. Rash John Reed Thomas Regan David Reigel Welcome M. Retz Janet Reuther Rodney B. Rice Primitivo Robles Annie Rochelle Thomas A. Rogers Kyle Roozen Frank Sacco Ronald Salvador Lynn L. Saylor Colleen Schaper John Schumacher John M. Sedlak Claire Seem Deirdre Segerson Kenneth Seitzer Suzanne Serbia Service Center GE Tucson Bob Seymour E. Joseph Sharkey Jr. William Sharkey Scott Sherin Dan Shields Ford C. Slater Richard Smith Diana Snider James W. Stauffer William Steimel Emily Stenta Harry Steven Joe Stitt Jr. Howard A. Storms Henry Stueber Sharon Talbot Scott Telesz Connie Testo-Blakelock Herbert L. Thal Jr. Joanne Thomas

Dorothy Thompson Kathey Tinges Bela Tisoczki Ray Toomey Albert C. Tsang United Way of Central Virginia Jon Van Pelt Wayne E. Van Pelt Anthony Vance Dennis VanLeeuwen Laurette E. VanVoorhis Juswald Vedovi Charles T. Vincent Robert E. Vollinger Gentry Wade Patricia C. Walker Rob Wallace David B. Warren Robin (Lynne) Webb Rick Weber Sheila Welsh Stuart Wessler Roberta White Troy White Marian Whitman Robert G. Widen Kenneth Williams Sidney I. Woodcock George B. Woods Tony A. Yocco William C. Young Marie-Louise Zelmat

CONTRIBUTOR Up to $249 Norma A Paul C. Abbinante Warren R. Abell Patricia Abshier Frank Accarrino Mark Adamiak Robert J. Adams Adekunle Adeleye Theodore C. Aepli K. E. Agan Rajiv Agarwal Jennifer Agnes Caroline Ahlswede John J. Airhart Earl W. Albin Michael Aleckson James Alexander Morah Alexander Mary Alford Lori Allaire Carolyn Allen Leslie E. Allen

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