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1 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 1

2 You Make All the Difference to These Children Boys & Girls Ranches of Alabama Providing homes for Alabama s abandoned, abused & neglected children since Thank you for your gift that provides them with structured, loving homes, hope & healing. BALDWIN COUNTY BOYS RANCH County Road 32 Summerdale, AL COLBERT COUNTY FAME GIRLS RANCH 4450 Ligon Springs Road Russellville, AL Giving Code # ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 2680 Bell Road Montgomery, AL ST. CLAIR COUNTY BOYS RANCH 15 Ira Hanks Drive Pell City, AL TALLAPOOSA COUNTY GIRLS RANCH 174 Samford Drive Camp Hill, AL "It's easier to build boys & girls than to repair men & women." Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

3 This year marks the 25 th Anniversary of the State Combined Campaign (SCC). Our first statewide campaign was held in That year, 6,500 State Employees donated $311,778. Last year, 9,412 State Employees generously donated more than $805,000 to charities across Alabama. Over the past 25 years, State Employees have made 240,704 donations totaling $16,084,133. These donations have brought help and hope to countless Alabamians as well as made life better for those overseas. The great thing about the State Combined Campaign is you choose where your dollars go and how they will help! Each year, State Employees have the opportunity to choose from more than 400 charities. YOU choose how your donation helps. To mark the 25 th anniversary of the SCC, our theme is love your State by giving and the ask is $25 to celebrate 25 asking those who have never given, or given a small gift, to consider a minimum gift of $25. We are asking everyone to consider a gift of $25 per month. That is an annual gift of $300. We asked SCC charities to share with you how a $25 gift, both annually and monthly, makes a difference. Here s a few examples: $25 - Transportation assistance to cover nearly 300 miles of travel for breast cancer patients through Susan G. Komen for the Cure $ meals to one of your neighbors in need through the Montgomery Area Food Bank and its partner food banks $25 - Provides a "Living Well" backpack of education and supplies for a newly diagnosed child via SE Diabetes Education Services $25 Provide the fuel for 6 transports to heal care for children through Kid One Transport System $25 - Purchase meals on wheels for a month for a homebound senior through MANNA $25 - Provide vaccinations for 2 puppies through Montgomery Humane Society $300 - Provide shelter to a homeless teen through Thirteenth Place $300 - Provide a day facility for handicapped adult through Snellgove Civitan Center $300 could help provide patients and caregivers with six (6) nights of free lodging at the Joe Lee Griffin Hope Lodge (American Cancer Society) when they have to travel to Birmingham for cancer treatment $300 - postage to send storybooks and DVDs to the children through Aid to Inmate Mothers (AIM) $300 - Funds medicine and supplies to treat 1,380 disaster patients through Blessings International The examples are endless. We have many more at See how your gift truly makes a difference. Join me in celebrating 25 years of Alabama State Employee generosity. Thank you for caring and thank you for sharing. Jeana Ross, State Combined Campaign Chair Secretary, Department of Early Childhood Education Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 3

4 State Combined Campaign is the only authorized workplace campaign for state employees in Alabama. It is the only way State Employees can support charitable organizations through the ease of payroll deduction. Since 1993, Alabama s State Employees have contributed more than $16 million to charitable organizations across Alabama. Table of Contents County/LARC Listing by Page...4 State Combined Campaign Facts... 5 How to complete my pledge form... 6 Alphabetical Index Local Charitable Organizations Northwest Alabama (LARC 1) North Central Alabama (LARC 2) Madison and Jackson Cos. (LARC 3) West Alabama (LARC 4)... 13, for 25 Examples Charity Ads Central Alabama (LARC 5) Etowah and Cherokee Cos. (LARC 6) East Central Alabama (LARC 8) South Central Alabama (LARC 10) Southwest Alabama (LARC 11) Wiregrass Area (LARC 12) Statewide Charitable Organizations Charity Ads COUNTY/LARC REFERENCE LISTING BY PAGE AUTAUGA BALDWIN BARBOUR...28 BIBB...13,20 BLOUNT BULLOCK BUTLER CALHOUN...23 CHAMBERS CHEROKEE...22 CHILTON...24 CHOCTAW CLARKE CLAY...23 CLEBURNE...23 COFFEE...28 COLBERT CONECUH COOSA COVINGTON...28 CRENSHAW CULLMAN...11 DALE...28 DALLAS DEKALB...23 ELMORE ESCAMBIA ETOWAH...22 FAYETTE... 13,20 FRANKLIN GENEVA...28 GREENE...13, 20 HALE...13, 20 HENRY...28 HOUSTON...28 JACKSON JEFFERSON LAMAR...13, 20 LAUDERDALE LAWRENCE...10, 11 LEE LIMESTONE LOWNDES MACON MADISON MARENGO...13,20 MARION MARSHALL MOBILE MONROE MONTGOMERY MORGAN PERRY PICKENS...13, 20 PIKE RANDOLPH...23 RUSSELL SHELBY ST. CLAIR SUMTER...13, 20 TALLADEGA...23 TALLAPOOSA TUSCALOOSA...13, 20 WALKER WASHINGTON WILCOX WINSTON STATEWIDE Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

5 State Combined Campaign Facts State employees run the campaign. While the law names the Governor as the ultimate administrative authority, the governing of the campaign is handled by the Steering Committee, made up of 7 state employees representing the 3 branches of government. Locally, the campaign is governed by Local Agency Review Committees, or LARCs, made up of state employees locally that are responsible for the administration of the campaign within each campaign area. State employees decide which charities participate in the Campaign. Agencies and federations of agencies apply for admission to the LARC in each area of the state where they have offices and offer services to state employees. YOU choose which agency receives your donation. The SCC is a donor-designated campaign. You designate where your gift goes. Undesignated dollars are allocated in the same proportion as designated dollars. Agencies who do not receive a designation will get no campaign funds. Giving is easy! Gifts may be made through payroll deduction or a one-time cash, check or credit card donation. Most prefer payroll deduction since it allows us to make more a generous gift, yet pay for it in affordable installments throughout the year. Deductions start January 2019 and automatically cancel at the end of the year. It is a gift you will never miss, that someone else will never forget. Why should I give to the SCC? Your gift to the SCC will improve the lives of fellow Alabamians. The SCC supports more than 400 health and human service agencies that are working to make a difference and improve our communities. You have the choice to support you favorite issue or cause. It is your choice. Why should I give through the SCC instead of just sending the money directly to my favorite charities? By combining solicitations into a once-a-year campaign, the SCC reduces the need for individual (and costly) solicitations from charities. Charity accounting costs are reduced as well because gifts are consolidated into reliable monthly checks thanks to payroll deduction. What does the percentage number listed with each charity in the brochure mean? The number you see refers to the fundraising and administrative costs for each charity. SCC policies dictate charities keep their fundraising and admin costs below 30 percent. This assures the maximum possible funding goes directly to services, or programs; helping the people in our communities. Is my gift tax-deductible and will I receive a receipt? Yes, every SCC charity is a 501c3 registered charity. Pledge forms are 3-ply. The green copy is your receipt for tax purposes. If your tax adviser determines additional verification is required, contact the SCC office. Is there a minimum amount for payroll deduction? Yes. The minimum amount is $1.00 per month (annual gift of $12). No one can be forced to give. State law forbids any person, including supervisors and managers, from using any unfair or unreasonable pressure or tactics to make an employee participate in the SCC. If you feel you are being unfairly or unreasonably pressured, call Your favorite charity is not listed. How can an organization become affiliated with the SCC? The State Combined Campaign is open to all charitable organizations which: 1. Are 501(c)(3) under the IRS tax code 2. Have an office open and operating in the State of Alabama at least 15 hours a week 3. Receive at least 60% of funding from individuals in the State of Alabama There are a few more criteria, but if your organization meets these and wants to find out if you are eligible for participation, please contact the Statewide Campaign Manager s Office or fill out the online application and send it to 8 Commerce Street, Suite 1140, Montgomery AL What if I transfer to another State Department or Agency? Your pledge will not move. If you do not transfer your pledge, that amount will be considered pledge loss, hurting all SCC agencies. Please contact the SCC office for help in transferring your pledge. Program % reflects For the percent more of examples, total expenses a visit charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 5

6 How to fill out your pledge form It is easy to donate to your favorite charity or charities through the State Combined Campaign. Simply fill in the information requested and return to your SCC point of contact. Social security number is needed for payroll deductions only (check with Coordinator/Keyworker if you have questions). The SCC office does not collect, store or use this information, it is not collected on yellow or green copies, and is only used by your payroll office. Put your regional or divisional county office here (if appropriate) Department or Agency payroll code We will only contact you ( or phone) if there is an issue with your pledge You can give cash or a check donation If you give via credit card, you will receive an with transaction ID PAYROLL DEDUCTION IS THE EASIEST WAY TO GIVE A BENEFIT OF PAYROLL DEDUCTION by donating a smaller amount each month from your paycheck, you can make a larger impact on the causes you wish to help. SSN only if giving via payroll deduction YOU CHOOSE WHERE YOUR DOLLARS GO! If you DO want acknowledgement, be sure to provide an or full mailing address! Check I DO NOT if you do not wish to be recognized. Check I DO if you would like acknowledgement from your charity(ies) YOUR SCC PLEDGE FORM IS 3-PART 1 White Copy (top part): Payroll Copy 2 Yellow Copy (second part): SCC Copy 3 Green Copy (last part): Donor Copy for tax purposes Your pledge represents a contribution for which no goods or services have been received. 6 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

7 ALPHABETICAL LISTING ND CHANCE, INC BOSCO FOOD CENTER H CLUBS, JACKSON COUNTY BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, ALABAMA/FLORIDA COUNCIL A. G. GASTON BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB, INC BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, BLACK WARRIOR COUNCIL AFRICARE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, GREATER ALABAMA COUNCIL (NORTHWEST AL) AGAPE OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, INC BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, GREATER ALABAMA COUNCIL (CENTRAL AL) AGAPE OF NORTH ALABAMA BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, GREATER ALABAMA COUNCIL (ETOWAH CO.) AID TO INMATE MOTHERS (AIM) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, JACKSON COUNTY AIDE FOR ANIMALS BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, MARSHALL COUNTY AIDS ACTION COALITION OF HUNTSVILLE dba THRIVE ALABAMA BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, MORGAN COUNTY AIDS, ALABAMA BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL (DALLAS CO.) ALABAMA CORRECTIONAL EMPLOYEE SUPPORT FUND, INC. (ACESF) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL (CHILTON CO.) ALABAMA EASTER SEALS, LEE COUNTY CHAPTER BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL (SOUTH CENTRAL AL) ALABAMA GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, INC BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL (LAKE MARTIN AREA) ALABAMA HEAD INJURY FOUNDATION (LEE CO.) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF CENTRAL ALABAMA ALABAMA HEAD INJURY FOUNDATION (CENTRAL AL) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA (OZARK) ALABAMA KIDNEY FOUNDATION (STATEWIDE) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF THE WIREGRASS, INC ALABAMA KIDNEY FOUNDATION (CENTRAL AL) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF GREATER LEE COUNTY ALABAMA KIWANIS FOUNDATION/JEAN DEAN RIF BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF NORTH ALABAMA ALABAMA KIWANIS FOUNDATION/JEAN DEAN RIF (STATEWIDE) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA, MORGAN CO ALABAMA NON-VIOLENT OFFENDERS BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF SOUTH ALABAMA, INC ALABAMA PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF THE LAKE MARTIN AREA ALETHIA HOUSE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF THE RIVER REGION, INC ALFRED SAIBA FAMILY SERVICE CENTER BOYS AND GIRLS RANCHES OF ALABAMA, INC. (SOUTH CENTRAL AL) ALPHA WOMEN S RESOURCE CENTER, INC BOYS AND GIRLS RANCHES OF ALABAMA, INC. (LAKE MARTIN AREA) ALZHEIMER S OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, INC BOYS AND GIRLS RANCHES OF ALABAMA, INC. (STATEWIDE) ALZHEIMER S RESOURCE CENTER, INC BOYS RANCH, ST. CLAIR COUNTY AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CENTRAL AL BRANTWOOD CHILDREN S HOME AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY - STATEWIDE BUTTERFLY BRIDGE CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION GREATER SOUTHEAST AFFILIATE CAHABA CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH AMERICAN NEAR EAST REFUGEE AID (ANERA) CAHABA VALLEY HEALTH CARE INCORP AMERICAN RED CROSS - CHILTON COUNTY CALHOUN/CLEBURNE CHILDREN S CENTER AMERICAN RED CROSS DALLAS CO CAMP ASCCA AMERICAN RED CROSS - EAST ALABAMA CHAPTER (EAST AL) CAMP FIRE USA CENTRAL ALABAMA COUNCIL AMERICAN RED CROSS - JACKSON COUNTY CHAPTER CARE AMERICAN RED CROSS LAKE MARTIN AREA CARE ASSURANCE SYSTEM FOR THE AGING (CASA) AMERICAN RED CROSS - MID ALABAMA CULLMAN CO CARE CENTER, THE AMERICAN RED CRESS - MID ALABAMA CENTRAL AL CARE NET PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTER AMERICAN RED CROSS - MID-ALABAMA EAST CENTRAL AL CASA (CARE ASSURANCE SYSTEM FOR THE AGING AND HOMEBOUND) OF MADISON CO AMERICAN RED CROSS MORGAN CO CASA OF MARSHALL COUNTY (Care Assurance System for the Aging & Homebound) AMERICAN RED CROSS - NORTH ALABAMA NORTHWEST AL CATHOLIC CENTER OF CONCERN AMERICAN RED CROSS - NORTH ALABAMA MADISON CO CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES BIRMINGHAM AMERICAN RED CROSS - NORTH ALABAMA ETOWAH CO CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES-MONTGOMERY AMERICAN RED CROSS OF CENTRAL ALABAMA CENTERS FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED, NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA AMERICAN RED CROSS OF SOUTH ALABAMA BALDWIN CO CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION SERVICES AMERICAN RED CROSS OF SOUTH ALABAMA SOUTHWEST AL CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER, INC, THE (SOUTHWEST AL) AMERICAN RED CROSS, WEST ALABAMA CHAPTER CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER, MORGAN CO AMERICAN REFUGEE COMMITTEE CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER OF MARSHALL COUNTY AMERICARES FOUNDATION, INC CHILD CARE RESOURCE CENTER (LEE CO.) ARC, INC, MARSHALL COUNTY CHILDCARE RESOURCE NETWORK - MARSHALL CO. CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ARC OF CALHOUN & CLEBURNE COUNTIES CHILDCARE RESOURCES ARC OF CENTRAL ALABAMA CHILDFUND INTERNATIONAL ARC OF JACKSON COUNTY, THE CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL ARC OF SHELBY COUNTY, INC CHILDREN S CENTER OF MONTGOMERY, INC ARC OF ST. CLAIR COUNTY CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER, INC, ST. CLAIR ARC OF THE SHOALS, THE CHILDREN S AID SOCIETY ARC OF TUSCALOOSA, THE CHILDREN S FUND ARC OF WALKER COUNTY CHILDREN S HOSPITAL OF ALABAMA ARTS N AUTISM CHILDREN S SERVICES, INC./PARRIS HOME ATTENTION HOMES OF NORTHWEST ALABAMA, INC CHILTON COUNTY EMERGENCY ASISTANCE CENTER, INC AUBURN DAY CARE CENTERS CHILTON-SHELBY MENTAL HEALTH AUTAUGA INTERFAITH CARE CENTER (AICC) CHOOSE LIFE OF NORTH ALABAMA AUTISM SOCITTY OF ALABAMA CHRISTIAN LOVE PANTRY BALDWIN COUNTY BOYS RANCH (BALDWIN CO.) CHRISTIAN MISSION CENTERS BALDWIN COUNTY BOYS RANCH (SOUTH AL) CHRISTIAN WOMEN S JOB CORPS OF MADISON CO., AL, INC BELL CENTER FOR EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS, THE CHRISTMAS CHARITIES YEAR ROUND BEN SANFORD CENTER - BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB COFFEE COUNTY FAMILY SERVICE CENTER BETTER BASICS, INC COLBERT COUNTY FAME GIRLS RANCH BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM COLLAT JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF NORTHWEST ALABAMA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF SOUTH ALABAMA COMMUNITY ACTION OF SOUTH ALABAMA BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF SOUTH ALABAMA COMMUNITY ENABLER DEVELOPER BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS OF THE SHOALS COMMUNITY FREE CLINIC OF DECATUR-MORGAN COUNTY BLESSINGS INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY FREE DENTAL CLINIC BLOUNT Program COUNTY CHILDREN S % reflects CENTER, the percent INC. of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead CONCERNED including CITIZENS fundraising, FOR YOUTH, INC. managment and general. 7

8 ALPHABETICAL LISTING COUNCIL ON AGING OF ETOWAH COUNTY, THE GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH-CENTRAL ALABAMA (WEST AL) CRAMER CHILDREN S CENTER GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA, INC. (BALDWIN CO.) CRIPPLED CHILDREN AND ADULTS ASSOCIATION GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA, INC. (LAKE MARTIN AREA) CRISIS CENTER, INC GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA, INC. (SOUTH AL) CRISIS SERVICES OF NORTH ALABAMA (MADISON CO.) GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA, INC. (SOUTH CENTRAL AL) CRISIS SERVICES OF NORTH ALABAMA (MORGAN CO.) GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA, INC. (WIREGRASS AREA) CRISIS SERVICES OF NORTH ALABAMA (JACKSON CO.) GIRLS INCORPORATED OF CENTRAL ALABAMA CRITTENTONYOUTHSERVICES GIRLS, INC CULLMAN CARING FOR KIDS GLENWOOD, INC CULLMAN COUNTY CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED GLOBAL IMPACT DARDEN REHABILITATION FOUNDATION GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH CLINIC DECATUR MORGAN COUNTY SENIORS COUNCIL, INC GOODWILL EASTER SEALS OF THE GULF COAST, INC. (BALDWIN CO.) DEVELOPING ALABAMA YOUTH FOUNDATION, INC GOODWILL EASTER SEALS OF THE GULF COAST, INC. (SOUTHWEST AL) DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS/MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES USA GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, INC DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS SERVICES HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, GREATER BIRMINGHAM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION CENTER (LAKE MARTIN AREA) HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF AUTAUGA AND CHILTON COUNTIES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION CENTER (LEE CO.) HABITAT FOR HUMANITY, WIREGRASS DRUG EDUCATION COUNCIL (BALDWIN CO.) HAND-IN-PAW, INC DRUG EDUCATION COUNCIL (SOUTHWEST AL) HANDSON RIVER REGION DUMAS WESLEY COMMUNITY CENTER HARRIS HOME FOR CHILDREN, INC EAST ALABAMA SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY HEAD START EASTER SEALS CENTRAL ALABAMA HEALS, INC. (Health Estabilishments at Local Schools) EASTER SEALS, CULLMAN CO HEALTH VOLUNTEERS OVERSEAS, INC EASTER SEALS OF ETOWAH COUNTY HEART GALLERY EASTER SEALS NORTHWEST ALABAMA HEIFER INTERNATIONAL EASTER SEALS OF THE BIRMINGHAM AREA HELEN KELLER INTERNATIONAL ECHO HISPANIC INTEREST COALITION OF ALABAMA EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF ALABAMA (SOUTHWEST AL) HOME OF GRACE FOR WOMEN EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF ALABAMA (BALDWIN CO.) HOPE HORSES, INC EXCHANGE CENTER FOR CHILD ABUSE HOSPICE OF CULLMAN COUNTY FACES HOSPICE OF MONTGOMERY FAITH BROADCASTING, INC (SOUTH CENTRAL AL) HOSPICE OF THE VALLEY FAITH BROADCASTING, INC. (WIREGRASS AREA) HOSPICE OF WEST ALABAMA FAMILY CONNECTION, INC HUMANE SOCIETY OF CHILTON COUNTY FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER OF MOBILE, INC HUMANE SOCIETY OF ELMORE COUNTY FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE OF TUSCALOOSA CO HUMANE SOCIETY, GREATER HUNTSVILLE FAMILY GUIDANCE CENTER OF ALABAMA HUMANE SOCIETY, LEE COUNTY FAMILY PROMISE OF COASTAL ALABAMA (BALDWIN CO.) HUMANE SOCIETY, MONTGOMERY FAMILY PROMISE OF COASTAL ALABAMA (SOUTHWEST AL) HUNTSVILLE REHABILITATION CENTER dba PHOENIX FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER OF NORTHWEST ALABAMA HUNTSVILLE-MADISON COUNTY SENIOR CENTER FAMILY SERVICES CENTER (MADISON CO.) IMPACT FAMILY COUNSELING FAMILY SERVICES CENTER OF CALHOUN COUNTY INDEPENDENT LIVING RESOURCES OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM, INC FAMILY SERVICES OF NORTH ALABAMA INTERFAITH MINISTRIES FAMILY SUNSHINE CENTER INTERNATIONAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN CHARITIES FAMILY SUNSHINE CENTER INTERNATIONAL RELIEF TEAMS FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER (RIVER REGION) INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN JACKSON COUNTY CHRISTMAS CHARITIES FEEDING THE GULF COAST (formerly Bay Area Food Bank) JAMES M. BARRIE CENTER FOR CHILDREN, INC FEEDING THE GULF COAST (formerly Bay Area Food Bank) KELSEY S PLACE FELLOWSHIP HOUSE, INC KID ONE TRANSPORT FIRST CHOICE WOMEN S MEDICAL CENTER LEARNING TREE, INC, THE FIRST LIGHT LEVITE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER FIRST STOP LIFESOUTH COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTERS, INC FOOD BANK, COMMUNITY FOOD BANK OF CENTRAL ALABAMA LIGHTHOUSE OF TALLAPOOSA CO., THE FOOD BANK, INC., ETOWAH COMMUNITY LITERACY COUNCIL OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, THE FOOD BANK, MONTGOMERY AREA LITERACY OUTREACH PROGRAM FOOD BANK OF EAST ALABAMA LIVING WATERS COUNSELING, INC FOOD BANK OF EAST ALABAMA/COMMUNITY MARKET MANNA FOOD BANK OF NORTH ALABAMA MARSHALL COUNTY HOME PLACE, INC FOOD BANK, SELMA AREA MARY ELLEN S HEARTH AT NELLIE BURGE FOOD BANK, WIREGRASS AREA McKEMIE PLACE FOSTER GRANDPARENT/SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM (CULLMAN CO.) MEALS ON WHEELS, JACKSONVILLE FOSTER GRANDPARENT/SENIOR COMPANIONS PROGRAM (MORGAN CO.) MEALS ON WHEELS & MORE FRIENDS OF BRYCE HOSPITAL MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA FRIENDS OF MARY STARKE HARPER GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY CENTER MERCY CORPS GATEWAY MICHAEL SCOTT LEARNING CENTER GIRL SCOUTS (CULLMAN CO.) MOBILE SPCA GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA (CENTRAL AL) MONTGOMERY AREA COUNCIL ON AGING GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA (EAST CENTRAL AL) MONTGOMERY AREA NONTRADITIONAL EQUESTRIANS (MANE) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH-CENTRAL ALABAMA (ETOWAH CO.) MORGAN COUNTY SYSTEM OF SERVICES GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH-CENTRAL ALABAMA (JACKSON CO.) MOSAIC OF NORTH ALABAMA GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA (MARSHALL CO.) MULHERIN CUSTODIAL HOME GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA (MORGAN CO.) NAMI HUNTSVILLE (NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA (NORTHWEST AL) NAMI SHOALS GIRL SCOUTS Program OF NORTH % reflects CENTRAL the ALABAMA percent (STATEWIDE) of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead NATIONAL CHILDREN S including ADVOCACY fundraising, CENTER managment and general.

9 ALPHABETICAL LISTING NORTHEAST ALABAMA HEALTH SERVICES UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF HUNTSVILLE AND TENNESSEE VALLEY, INC NORTHWEST ALABAMA READING AIDES UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF MOBILE, INC OASIS A WOMEN S COUNSELING CENTER UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF WEST AL, INC OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL UNITED GIVERS FUND, JACKSON COUNTY OZANAM CHARITABLE PHARMACY UNITED WAY, CHILTON COUNTY PARENTS AND CHILDREN TOGETHER (PACT) UNITED WAY, LAKE MARTIN AREA PARKINSON ASSOCIATION OF ALABAMA UNITED WAY, RIVER REGION PATHWAYS, INC UNITED WAY, WIREGRASS PEDIATRIC REHABILITATION UNITED WAY OF ATHENS AND LIMESTONE COUNTY PENELOPE HOUSE UNITED WAY OF BALDWIN COUNTY PIEDMONT BENEVOLENCE CENTER UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, INC PILOT LIGHT HOUSE UNITED WAY OF CULLMAN COUNTY PLAN INTERNATIONAL USA UNITED WAY OF EAST CENTRAL ALABAMA POSITIVE MATURITY, INC UNITED WAY OF ETOWAH COUNTY PRODISEE PANTRY UNITED WAY OF LEE COUNTY PROJECT HOPE UNITED WAY OF MADISON COUNTY PROJECT UPLIFT UNITED WAY OF MARSHALL COUNTY RALEIGH S PLACE UNITED WAY OF MORGAN COUNTY RED DOOR KITCHEN, INC UNITED WAY OF NORTH TALLADEGA COUNTY REGIONAL CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER, INC UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST ALABAMA, INC RILEY BEHAVIORAL AND EDUCATION CENTER, THE UNITED WAY OF SELMA & DALLAS COUNTY RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF ALABAMA UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWEST ALABAMA, INC SABRA SANCTUARY UNITED WAY OF WEST ALABAMA SAFEHOUSE OF SHELBY COUNTY, INC UNITED WAYS OF ALABAMA SAFEPLACE, INC UNITED WAYS OF ALABAMA (STATEWIDE) SALVATION ARMY, CENTRAL AL VAUGHN-BLUMBERG SERVICES SALVATION ARMY, DALLAS CO VICTIM SERVICES SALVATION ARMY, EAST CENTRAL AL VIVIAN B. ADAMS SCHOOL SALVATION ARMY, ETOWAH CO VOLUNTEER CENTER OF MORGAN COUNTY SALVATION ARMY, LAKE MARTIN AREA WATER FOR PEOPLE SALVATION ARMY, LEE CO WEST CENTRAL ALABAMA REHABILITATION SALVATION ARMY, MADISON CO WEST CENTRAL ALABAMA REHIBILITATION CENTER/SPECIAL PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM SALVATION ARMY, SHOALS AREA WILLIAM MASON EMERGENCY FUND SALVATION ARMY WALKER COUNTY WILMER HALL CHILDREN S HOME SALVATION ARMY WORLD SERVICE OFFICE (SAWSO) WIREGRASS SAMARITAN S PURSE WIREGRASS ANGEL HOUSE SAVE THE CHILDREN WIREGRASS REHABILITATION CENTER, INC SELMA AIR WORKSHOPS FOR THE BLIND AND DISABLED, INC SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICES, INC WORLD RELIEF SHELBY COUNTY CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER, INC WORLD VISION SHELBY EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, INC YMCA CHILTON COUNTY SHEPHERD S COVE HOSPICE YMCA, HEART OF THE VALLEY SHERIFF S GIRLS RANCH YMCA, LEGACY SHOALS CASA YMCA OF BIRMINGHAM SHOALS COMMUNITY CLINIC YMCA OF PRATTVILLE SHOALS SAV-A-LIFE YMCA OF THE SHOALS SICKLE CELL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, CENTRAL ALABAMA CHAPTER YMCA OF TUSCALOOSA COUNTY SICKLE CELL ASSOCIATION, INC., SOUTHEAST ALABAMA YOUTH ADVOCACY PROGRAMS, INC SICKLE CELL DISEASE ASSOCIAITON OF AMERICA YWCA OF CENTRAL ALABAMA SICKLE CELL FOUNDATION OF GREATER MONTGOMERY, INC SNELLGROVE CIVITAN CENTER SOS ANIMAL ADOPTION CENTER SOUTHEAST ALABAMA YOUTH SERVICES SOUTH ALABAMA VOLUNTEER LAWYERS PROGRAM (BALDWIN CO.) SOUTHEASTERN DIABETES EDUCATION SERVICES, INC SOUTH ALABAMA VOLUNTEER LAWYERS PROGRAM (SOUTHWEST AL) SPAN OF CHILTON COUNTY (C.I.T.Y. PROGRAM) SOUTH CENTRAL ALABAMA GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL Generosity: Used to denote SPECIAL YEARS PLUS STERRS DAY CARE CENTER STILL SERVING VETERANS charity, the virtue of SUPPORT COMMITTEE FOR THE AL NATIONAL CEMETERY SUSAN G. KOMEN FOR THE CURE, NORTH CENTRAL ALBAMA AFFILIATE SUSAN G. KOMEN NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA giving freely without TEMPORARY EMERGENCY SERVICES TRAVELERS AID SOCIETY TRI-COUNTY CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER expecting anything in TURNING POINT TUSCALOOSA CHILDREN S THEATRE TUSCALOOSA S CHILDREN S CENTER, INC., THE TUSCALOOSA S ONE PLACE (TUSCALOOSA FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, INC.) return TWIN CEDARS CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER UNICEF, USA UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SERVICE COMMITTEE, INC UNITED Program ABILITY % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 9

10 LARC 1 - NORTHWEST ALABAMA The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Lauderdale, Colbert, Franklin, and Marion Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration. United Way of Northwest Alabama UNITED WAY OF NORTHWEST ALABAMA, INC A humanitarian organization that supports twenty-two human service charitable agencies through donations and volunteerism in three counties in Northwest Alabama - Lauderdale, Colbert, and Franklin. (15%) AMERICAN RED CROSS SERVING NORTH ALABAMA The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. (24%) ARC OF THE SHOALS, THE Provides opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities to live as independently as possible. Programs include Hope Haven and a wide array of residential services. (0%) BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS OF THE SHOALS Our mission is to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported 1-to1 relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. (8%) GREATER ALABAMA COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA The Greater Alabama Council, Boy Scouts of America provides services to tens of thousands of youth and adults in 22 counties of north Alabama. (21%) CRAMER CHILDREN S CENTER A facility where children who are victims of sexual and/or physical abuse and their non-offending family members can go for evaluation and counseling. (0%) ATTENTION HOMES OF NORTHWEST ALABAMA, INC The Attention Homes are short-term residential facilities providing for the needs of disadvantaged children ages 10-18, primarily from Colbert, Lauderdale, and Franklin Counties. (12%) EASTER SEALS NORTHWEST ALABAMA Easter Seals Northwest Alabama is a non- profit rehabilitation facility providing Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy services to children and adults with disabilities no matter their ability to pay. www. eastersealsnwal.org (16%) COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF NORTHWEST ALABAMA Low-income families, individuals work toward and/or achieve self-sufficiency through counseling, budgeting, advocacy, and resources mobilization through, parenting, housing, weatherization, energy assistance, and nutrition. (12%) SHOALS CASA Serves abused/neglected children with a trained and committed volunteer workforce ensuring the child s best individuall interests are served. (2%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH- CENTRAL ALABAMA Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. (10%) NAMI SHOALS Self-help support, educational and advocacy organization of families and people with serious mental illnesses providing monthly support groups, educational programs and classes, and community education. www. namialabama.org (7%) SHOALS COMMUNITY CLINIC The clinic provides needed health and dental care for low income adults who can t afford these services otherwise. (21%) NORTHWEST ALABAMA READING AIDES Northwest Alabama Reading Aides (NARA) provides free tutoring in reading, writing and English language skills to adults in the following three counties Colbert, Franklin and Lauderdale. (10%) SAFEPLACE, INC Serves victims of domestic violence in Northwest Alabama: Shelter, Housing Stability Program, Help Line, Safety Planning, Victim Advocacy, Violence Intervention Classes, Prevention Education, Community Training. (9%) THE SALVATION ARMY, SHOALS AREA, ALABAMA Nonprofit, charitable, religious organization. Provides on-site temporary shelter and emergency asistance programs. (14%) YMCA OF THE SHOALS A nonprofit agency providing affordable childcare, summer day camp, youth development, health and fitness programs offering scholarships to those in need. (13%) LARC 1 Local Unaffiliated Agencies SHOALS SAV-A-LIFE Crisis pregnancy intervention providing free services including pregnancy and STD Test, ultrasounds, parenting classes and material resources related to abstinence, adoption, education and pregnancy options. (14%) COLBERT COUNTY FAME GIRLS RANCH (800) Operate and maintain Christian homes providing residential care for needy, neglected or abused, school-age children statewide without regard to race, creed, color or sex. (21%) LARC 2 - NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Cullman, Lawrence, Limestone, Marshall, Morgan, and Winston Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration UNITED WAY OF MORGAN COUNTY (256) Develops relationships, coordinates volunteers, and facilitates philanthropic efforts to meet the immediate needs of and make a lasting impact on this community (13%) AMERICAN RED CROSS The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. (24%) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, MORGAN COUNTY (256) The Greater Alabama Council, Boy Scouts of America provides services to tens of thousands of youth and adults in 22 counties of North Alabama. (22%) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA, MORGAN COUNTY (256) The Boys & Girls Clubs of NCA serve children who need us the most to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens. (3%) CENTERS FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED, NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA (256) We provide early intervention, employment assistance and residential services for persons with intellectual, physical, and/or developmental disabilities in Lawrence, Limestone, Madison, and Morgan Counties. (7%) COMMUNITY FREE CLINIC OF DECATUR-MORGAN COUNTY (256) The Community Free Clinic provides free, health care, dental care, and prescription medication to low income, uninsured adult residents of Decatur and Morgan County. (2%) 10 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

11 CRISIS SERVICES OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) Responds to individuals in crisis. Provides 24 hour suicide prevention helpline, domestic and sexual violence victim services, referral line serving Jackson, Limestone, Madison, Morgan. (13%) DECATUR MORGAN COUNTY SENIORS COUNCIL, INC Senior Center staff of five, providing a place for Seniors to fellowship. Hot, home cooked meal, onsite. Lunch $7.00. Over 600 participants. (10%) EASTER SEALS (256) Provides for unmet needs of the disabled, purchase of orthopedic appliances, comprehensive rehab, therapeutic recreation, public education & advocacy. (0%) FOSTER GRANDPARENT/SENIOR COMPANION PROGRAM Volunteers, age 60+ mentor and tutor children with special needs and provide in-home help to at-risk adults. (4%) FACES Provide support to foster families. n/a (0%) FOSTER GRANDPARENTS/SENIOR COMPANIONS (a CAPNA program) Recruits senior adult volunteers to provide one on one tutoring for at-risk students and to provide no cost, in-home care to vulnerable adults and caregivers. (4%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH ALABAMA (MORGAN COUNTY) (256) We build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. www. girlscoutsnca.org (10%) HOSPICE OF THE VALLEY (256) Not for profit provider of end-of-life care, meeting physical, psychosocial, and spiritual needs of patients and families in Morgan and Lawrence Counties. (24%) LIFESOUTH COMMUNITY BLOOD CENTERS, INC LifeSouth is the leading provider of whole blood, platelets, and other related blood products in Alabama. (10%) MEALS ON WHEELS & MORE (a CAPNA program) Meals on Wheels & More enhances the quality of life of homebound individuals by providing nutritious meals, personal contact, and related services. (4%) MORGAN COUNTY CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER (256) The Morgan County Child Advocacy Center provides help and healing to children and caregivers who have experienced abuse and trauma. (18%) MORGAN COUNTY SYSTEM OF SERVICES Morgan County System of Services provides community-based programs for youth in risky situations including HANDS Homes for Boys and Girls, runaway and homeless youth shelters. com (15%) MOSAIC OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) Mosaic of North Alabama is a child mentoring organization. We match adults with children that need addiitonal support. (27%) PARENTS AND CHILDREN TOGETHER (PACT) (256) Prevent child abuse and neglect by empowering individuals through education in the local schools, community classes and by providing available resources to meet family needs. (19%) STERRS DAY CARE CENTER (256) Cares for children of low to moderate income working families in a safe, educational, and nourishing environment. Prepares them for school and today s society. N/A (21%) VOLUNTEER CENTER OF MORGAN COUNTY (256) The Volunteer Center mobilizes people and resources to meet community needs by engaging volunteers in programs and projects that improve lives of Morgan County residents. (13%) United Way of Cullman County UNTED WAY OF CULLMAN COUNTY (256) Raises and allocates funds annually to 16 Cullman County agencies which provide social, health, and other human services. Local volunteer board monitors agencies for accountability and community pact. (10%) AMERICAN RED CROSS - MID ALABAMA The American Red Cross Prevents and alleviates Human Suffering in the face of Emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. www/redcross.org/alabama (24%) CULLMAN COUNTY CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED (256) Allows intellectually disabled adults/children to reach their optimal skill level and become a functional part of the community. (4%) GIRL SCOUTS (256) Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. (10%) GOOD SAMARITAN HEALTH CLINIC (256) Clinic for patients with no health insurance, treating routine illnesses and chronic conditions, dental extractions, hearing evaluations and vision care for high risk individuals. (1%) HOPE HORSES, INC Hope Horses, Inc. provides therapeutic horsemanship and equine facilitated learning opportunities to children and adults with physical, cognitive, and emotional needs. (26%) HOSPICE OF CULLMAN COUNTY (256) Provides physical, emotional, psychological and spiritual end of life care to the terminally ill, regardless of the ability to pay. (2%) PILOT LIGHT HOUSE (256) a 24/7 foster home providing a safe, secure home, care, love, education and supervision by 2 house parents for up to 6 children. (0%) VICTIM SERVICES (256) Mission is to break the cycle of family violence/sexual assault, preventing fuure acts of abuse through educaiton and outreach to survivors through support/advocacy. (17%) YOUTH ADVOCACY PROGRAMS, INC. (256) Provides intensive, evidence-based, wraparound services to Cullman County youth/families through a team of trained advocates. (10%) UNITED WAY OF MARSHALL COUNTY (256) Builds Stronger communities by partnering with agencies and programs that focus on education, income, health, and basic needs. Provides information and referral services through (11%) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, MARSHALL COUNTY (205) The Greater Alabama Council, Boy Scouts of America provides services to tens of thousands of youth and adults in 22 counties of North Alabama. (22%) CASA OF MARSHALL COUNTY (Care Assurance System for the Aging & Homebound) (256) Care assurance system for the aging and homebound of Marshall County enabling them to live safely, independently with dignity at home. (7%) CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER OF MARSHALL COUNTY (256) The CAC provides community based, comprehensive services to victims of child abuse and their families and provides awareness and prevention services. (20%) CHILDCARE RESOURCE NETWORK - MARSHALL CO. CHILD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (256) Provides quality child daycare at a more affordable price for working families, resources and referrals for parents, and professional training for caregivers and parents. (6%) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS SERVICES (256) We strive to prevent and end the cycle of domestic violence by providing emergency shelter, court advocacy, counseling and support and outreach and prevention efforts. (21%) FAMILY SERVICES OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) Provides education, support, and advocacy for victims of sexual assault, and promotes positive parenting through our SASS, CAPCAN, Fatherhood Initiative and Community Education Programs. (8%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA (800) Girl Scouts build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. (10%) CULLMAN CARING FOR KIDS (256) Our mission is to see that no child goes to bed hungry and anyone in need of food is fed. www. cullmancaringforkids.com (15%) Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 11

12 MARSHALL COUNTY ARC, INC. (256) Provides day habilitation through community based services for adults with intellectual disabilities. Individuals receive training and support to assist them towards independence and community integration. N/A (8%) MARSHALL COUNTY HOME PLACE, INC. (256) Provides free housing, utilities, and financial guidance while also helping the homeless overcome the obstacles that led them to become homeless. (10%) SHEPHERD S COVE HOSPICE (256) Multidisciplinary home and inpatient hospice care for terminally ill. Physician directed physical, psychosocial, and spiritual services; goal is comfort and symptomatic management for patient and family. www. shepherdscovehospice.org (20%) LARC 2 Local Unaffiliated Agencies UNITED WAY OF ATHENS AND LIMESTONE COUNTY (256) Organization dedicated to building stronger, healthier communities through the financial suppport of 15 member agencies who provide health and human service programs for Limestone County. (19%) LARC 3 MADISON & JACKSON COS. The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Madison and Jackson Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration UNITED WAY OF MADISON COUNTY (256) Identifying health and human service needs in our community and working with donors, volunteers, and collaborative partners to develop and implement effective strategies and solutions. (17%) ALABAMA NON-VIOLENT OFFENDERS (256) Assist felons in obtaining pardons, expungement, voting rights, identification to provide opportunities for employment, housing, and education for stability in the communities of North Alabama. (9%) AMERICAN RED CROSS SERVING NORTH ALABAMA (256) The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. (24%) BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) To inspire and enable all young people especially those who need us most to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. (14%) THE CARE CENTER (256) The CARE Center is a Faith based 501c-3 nonprofit seeking to empower our neighbors in southeastern Madison County through education, employment, crisis and recovery support. (8%) CASA (CARE ASSURANCE SYSTEM FOR THE AGING AND HOMEBOUND) OF MADISON CO (256) Provide needed services for the elderly and homebound utilizing volunteers. Services are free. Programs include transportation to doctors, wheelchair ramps, etc. promoting independence, health, and safety. (17%) CATHOLIC CENTER OF CONCERN (256) Provides emergency financial assistance for rent, mortgage, utilities, and medication, All donor funding is used directly for meeting these basic needs of families in crisis. n/a (0%) CHRISTMAS CHARITIES YEAR ROUND (256) Provides clothing, furniture, medical equipment and Christmas gifts, at no cost, to residents living below the area median income, or in emergent need. (16%) COMMUNITY FREE DENTAL CLINIC (256) Our mission at The Community Free Dental Clinic is to provide quality free dental care and eduction for uninsured adult residents of Madison County. (3%) CRISIS SERVICES OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) or (800) Responds to individuals in crisis. Provide 24 hour suicide prevention HELPline; domestic and sexual violence victim services, referral line serving Jackson, Limestone, Madison, and Morgan counties. (13%) FAMILY SERVICES CENTER (256) Providing mental health counseling, anti-poverty and family self-sufficiency programs, affordable housing, domestic violence intervention, in-school programs, victim s rights advocacy, and parenting and family strengthening programs. (12%) HARRIS HOME FOR CHILDREN, INC. (256) Provides residential treatment, foster care, after school services, and youth development to abused and neglected children preparing them for self sufficiency and emotional well being. (12%) HEALS, INC. (Health Estabilishments at Local Schools) (256) HEALS, Inc. provides medical, dental, and optometry services to impoverished children in Huntsville and Madison County. (3%) HEART OF THE VALLEY YMCA (256) Leading nonprofit committed to helping people learn, grow, and thrive through youth development, healthy living, social responsibility, nurturing youth, improving health, connecting neighbors and strengthening communities. (5%) HUNTSVILLE REHABILITATION CENTER dba PHOENIX (256) Phoenix provides employment related services to individuals with disabilities. These include vocational evaluation, job placement, and coaching, supported employment and educational services. org (9%) NATIONAL CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER (256) The NCAC provides child abuse prevention and intervention services in Madison County. www. nationalcac.org (17%) THE SALVATION ARMY (256) A religious, charitable organization providing social services, shelter, case management, rehabilitation, mass feeding, youth programs, utility assistance, etc. Over 76% towards direct services. (26%) STILL SERVING VETERANS (256) Serve and Honor Veterans, transitioning military, and members of the Guard and Reserves by assisting them in securing employment careers, Veteran benefits & community resources. (15%) UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF HUNTSVILLE AND TENNESSEE VALLEY, INC. (256) Provides education, therapy, technology and family support services to children and adults with developmental, acquired and aging disabilities to promote independence, self-sufficiency and community inclusion. (7%) JACKSON COUNTY UNITED GIVERS FUND (256) Financially supports human service programs delivering vitally needed social, health and other human services within Jackson County. (4%) AMERICAN RED CROSS, JACKSON CHAPTER (256) Offers direct disaster relief services, blood and blood byproducts, CPR/First Aid/Water Safety Training, and services for military families. (11%) THE ARC OF JACKSON COUNTY (256) Supports and provides services for moderate to severely retarded children and adults. Provides programs to prepare developmentally disabled persons for emplopyment. (6%) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (205) Provides services to youth and adults in 22 counties of North Alabama; seeks to instill character, values, and leadership in youth ages (21%) BEN SANFORD CENTER - BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB (256) To inspire and enable all young people especially those who need us most to realize their full potential as productive responsible and caring citizens. (16%) 12 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

13 CARE ASSURANCE SYSTEM FOR THE AGING (CASA) (256) Recruits, trains and motivates volunteers who minister to physical and social needs of homebound and aging persons, which enables them to remain at home. (10%) COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCY OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA (256) Provides energy and direct assistance to low-income families and provides assistance to improve the health, welfare, education, recreation and opportunities for children and adults with disabilities. (14%) CRISIS SERVICES OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) or (800) Responds to individuals in crisis. Provides twenty-four hour suicide prevention HELPline, domestic and sexual violence victim services, 211 referral line services. (14%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH-CENTRAL ALABAMA (800) Girls ages 5 17 discover the fun, friendship and power of girls together while developing values, character and life skills. (13%) JACKSON COUNTY CHRISTMAS CHARITIES (256) Provides food, clothing, and toys to needy families at Christmas. All applicants are screened and crosschecked with other agencies. (1%) JACKSON COUNTY 4-H CLUBS (256) Boys and girls participate in programs of agricultural and home economics training. Good citizenship and responsibility are stressed. (0%) MICHAEL SCOTT LEARNING CENTER (256) Tutorial programs and enrichment program for 8-12 year old at-risk children, including field trips with certified teachers directing. (8%) NORTHEAST ALABAMA HEALTH SERVICES (256) Provides primary health care to uninsured and insured persons living in rural areas where limited private physicians or other medical resources are available. (17%) LARC 3 Local Unaffiliated Agencies AIDS ACTION COALITION OF HUNTSVILLE dba THRIVE ALABAMA (256) Reducing the spread of HIV and providing comprehensive healthcare, sexually transmitted infection treatment, support services, and behavioral healthcare to the people living in North Alabama. (13%) AGAPE OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) We provide: foster homes for abused and neglected children, adoptive placements, birth mother services, and family counseling and stabilization. We serve counties north of Birmingham. (16%) CHOOSE LIFE OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) A pregnancy resource center supporting Madison County providing free pregnancy tests, counseling, ultrasounds, and heart to heart mentoring as well as material assistance/referral services (8%) CHRISTIAN WOMEN S JOB CORPS OF MADISON CO., AL, INC. (256) Christian Women s Job Corps of Madison County provides a free job readiness and mentoring program for women ages (18%) GREATER HUNTSVILLE HUMANE SOCIETY (256) As a no kill shelter, we provide adoption services for homeless animals.we provide pet food and emergency vet care to low income pet owners. (17%) FIRST STOP (256) First Stop is an estabilished agency dedicated to empowering the homeless by helping them through individualized case management in order to achieve independence and stability. (6%) FOOD BANK OF NORTH ALABAMA (256) We work to end hunger by supplying food to charitable feeding programs, fostering local food entrepreneurship and creating greater access to healthy food choices. (3%) HUNTSVILLE-MADISON COUNTY SENIOR CENTER (256) Serves the elderly with a vast array of services, including Meals on Wheels, Adult Day Care, health education and screenings, physical fitness, recreation and education. (7%) THE RILEY BEHAVIORAL AND EDUCATION CENTER (256) We provide comprehensive services using evidence-based therapy and educational practices to fulfill the need for treatment for individuals and families facing autism spectrum disorders. (12%) LARC 4 WEST ALABAMA The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Bibb, Fayette, Greene, Hale, Lamar, Marengo, Pickens, Sumter, Tuscaloosa Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration UNITED WAY OF WEST ALABAMA Helping children and youth achieve their potential through education, helping families become financially stable and independent, improving people s health, and responding to emergency/disaster needs. (10%) AMERICAN RED CROSS, WEST ALABAMA CHAPTER The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. (24%) ARC OF TUSCALOOSA, THE We are a non-profit organization assisting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities acquire daily living skills, employment, and access services needed to attain independence and personal goals. (16%) ARTS N AUTISM We provide therapeutic services to children, adolescents and young adults with autism in West Alabama through preschool morning, after school, summer camp, and vocational programs. (15%) BLACK WARRIOR COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Supporting the development of youth through scouting values. These values teach character, citizenship, and promote mental and physical fitness in a fun, safe outdoor environment. (21%) CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION SERVICES CAPS is a nonprofit agency with the mission of preventing child maltreatment through education. We provide school based and community awareness programs. (15%) FAMILY COUNSELING SERVICE OF TUSCALOOSA CO Family Counseling Service provides counseling by licensed, professional counselors to families, individuals and children experiencing crisis such as trauma, life adjustment or family issues. org (28%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH-CENTRAL ALABAMA Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. (10%) HOSPICE OF WEST ALABAMA The goal of Hospice of West Alabama is to provide support and care to a dying person and their family during the last phase of an incurable disease. (20%) TEMPORARY EMERGENCY SERVICES Serves as a gap filler for individuals and families by assisting with various daily needs such as food, clothing, utility bills, prescriptions, and other services. (24%) TURNING POINT Founded in 1979, Turning Point provides domestic violence services to 6 counties ans sexual assualt services to 9 counties in West Alabama. (15%) NAMI HUNTSVILLE (NATIONAL ALLIANCE ON MENTAL ILLNESS) TUSCALOOSA S ONE PLACE (TUSCALOOSA FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER, INC.) (256) North Alabama s mental health nonprofit providing resources and support/educational programs for Provides family oriented services including: after-school programs, GED/ESL, employment readiness, parenting, relationship classes, case management and emergency assistance to Tuscaloosa County citizens. families and their loved ones living with mental illness. (8%) (3%) Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 13

14 14 Help us celebrate the 25 th anniversary of the State Combined Campaign with a gift of $25 (monthly or annually). Here s how your gift makes a difference: $25 will provide $2,000 worth of medicine to people in need - MAP International $25 Will provide a speech screening for a child or adult Easter Seals Central Alabama $25 a month period can send a child with Sickle Cell Disease to special summer camp SE AL Sickle Cell Association $25 a month will provide a child s food for one week each month for an entire year or provide 12 pair of shoes Boys & Girls Ranches of Alabama $25 provides five hot meals delivered to the doorsteps of a homebound senior MACOA (Montg. Area Council on Aging) $25 provides Birthday cake to celebrate children's birthdays Aid to Inmate Mothers $25 provides 135 meals to a lowincome senior Montgomery Area Food Bank $25 a month provides insulin for a child with diabetes at diabetes camp Southeastern Diabetes Education Services $25 a month provides a cruelty investigation for one animal or heartworm treatment for one dog Montgomery Humane Society $25 will sponsor a child at a Boys and Girls Club in Alabama for $25 provides one year long membership for an at-risk girl Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama $25 provides 125 pounds of food to those in need Autauga Interfaith Care Center (AICC) $25 a month can provide oxygen for a Hospice patient for 2 months Hospice of Montgomery $25 will help provide transportation assistance for a dialysis patient to get to and from treatment for one week Alabama Kidney Foundation $25 helps provide a personalized information kit to a newly diagnosed cancer patient American Cancer Society $25 a month provides clinical breast health exam and one mammogram Susan G. Komen $25 funds deworming medicine to treat 312 children each month Blessings International $25 a month helps provide vision screening and glasses to 12 children Helen Keller International Support $25 gives 1 youth a membership for a year and have access to a safe and fun environment to hang out and play basketball or swim Prattville YMCA $25 per month will provide shelter to a homeless teen - Thirteenth Place Photo: AP Alabama s Governor s Emergency Relief Fund (GERF) You can help Alabamians rebuild their lives and homes after a disaster through a gift to the GERF. The GERF is there for Alabamians with no where else to go after a disaster. Since 2005, the GERF has assisted more than 1,000 Alabama families and helped build over 70 community safe rooms across Alabama. You can support the GERF simply by writing GERF in the boxes where you designate your gift. Thank you for your support! The Governor s Emergency Relief Fund is administered by the United Ways of Alabama and the GERF Steering Committee. one year $25 buys 6 top quality, ageappropriate $25 will assist in completing the books for 2 at-risk Overlook Project Support young children AL Kiwanis Committee for the Alabama Foundation/Jean Dean RIF National Cemetery 14 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

15 15 Give Help. Get Help. Dial Dial DIAL FIND HOPE. How do I get connected to services for veterans? Where can I get help with food for my family? Where do I go during a disaster? I need help with medical bills and prescriptions... What senior services are available in my area? CONNECT TO HELP. Where can I find a support group? Connects Alabama to Are there any after-school programs in my area? Information about Community Services How can I help you? How do I find developmental services for my young child? Where can I find affordable housing? Free, confidential information & referrals, Available 24/7 Also available Toll Free by dialing United Ways of Alabama Designate # Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 15

16 DONATE TO John Overton Drive Montgomery, AL Telephone: (334) Fax: (334) Web site: WE FIGHT FOR A STRONGER SOUTHWEST ALABAMA WE FIGHT FOR YOU United Way of Southwest Alabama fights for the health, education, financial stability, and access to life s basic essentials for every person in every community we serve. We fight for you. We fight with you. PLEASE USE CODE BY DONATING TO US, YOU HELP THE ANIMALS THAT ENTER OUR SHELTER ON A YEARLY BASIS A Helping Hand for Assistance and Opportunity The Alabama Correctional Employee Support Fund, Inc. (ACESF) provides financial support and assistance to persons currently employed by, or retired from the Alabama Department of Corrections and their family member, and in some cirumstances, members of the public at large, who are needy, ill or distressed because of diaster, hardship, or other circumstances. The ACESF also provides educational scholarship opportunities to persons employed by the ADOC and members of such persons families based on need and/or merit. PROGRAMS 16 Designate # Adoption Center Lost and Found Humane Education Volunteer Shelter Program % reflectsintervention the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including managment and general. PO Boxfundraising, 2469 Montgomery AL 36102

17 Warm Hearts for cold noses! With your help, we can do even more for the over 5,000 unwanted and homeless animals that are brought to our shelter each year. Please consider us in your giving plans. Choose code Humane Society of Elmore County 258 Central Plank Rd., Hwy. 9 Wetumpka, AL hselco@bellsouth.net Almost every hour, an American war veteran takes his life. But not this one SCC Faith Radio Ad.qxp_Layout 1 5/31/16 10:46 AM Page 1 FAITH BROADCASTING, INC. a FaMiLy of stations WLBF 89.1 FM MONTGOMERY WDYF 90.3 FM D OTHAN need strength? Faith Radio communicates God s Love, God s Peace and God s Comfort every day. Thank You for Designating! Please use codes: montgomery area wiregrass Lifesaving Dogs % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. Listen liveprogram on (800)

18 18 To Donate Use Code: MONTGOMERY AREA COUNCIL ON AGING MEALS ON WHEELS SERVING SENIORS MEALS AND MORE (334) Southeast Alabama Sickle Cell Association, Inc. Community and Supportive Services and Public Education for Clients Suffering with Sickle Cell Disease and Related Blood Disorders. Proudly Serving Central and Southeast Alabama P. O. Box 1079 Tuskegee Institute, AL South Central Alabama Wiregrass 18 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

19 19 Code: The SCALNC provides comfort and support to family and friends of American Military Heroes laid to rest at the Alabama National Cemetery through enhancements and commemorative events that recognize and honor the service and sacrifices of their loved ones. The SCALNC is an all volunteer charity with 100% of all donations going to our mission. Please join our cause with your donations. For those who gave all, no gift is too small. For more information about the committee including our Overlook Project please visit us at: scalnc.org scalnc.org/overlook-fundraisers.html facebook.com/scalnc/ PO Box 648 Montevallo, AL Designate: # Andrew Jackson Way NE - Huntsville, AL (256) Alabama Non-Violent Offenders American Red Cross Serving N. Alabama Boys & Girls Clubs of North Alabama The Care Center CASA (Care Assurance System for the Aging and Homebound) of Madison County Catholic Center of Concern Christmas Charities Year Round Community Free Dental Clinic Crisis Services of North Alabama Family Services Center Harris Home for Children Heals, Inc Huntsville Rehabilitation Center dba Phoenix National Children s Adovacy Center The Salvation Army Still Serving Veterans United Cerebral Palsy of Huntsville and TN Valley, Inc Heart of including the Valley YMCA Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead fundraising, managment and general. (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256) (256)

20 UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF WEST AL, INC UCPWA assists persons with intellectual and physical disabilities to achieve their maximum potential. The agency provides day habilitation, community support services, transportation and work programs. org (18%) YMCA OF TUSCALOOSA COUNTY The YMCA of Tuscaloosa is a service organization that puts Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. (19%) LARC 4 Local Unaffiliated Agencies FRIENDS OF BRYCE HOSPITAL Friends of Bryce Hospital is a non-profit organization working in the interests of people with mental illness residing and being treated at Bryce Hospital in Tuscaloosa. (1%) FRIENDS OF MARY STARKE HARPER GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY CENTER The Friends of Harper is a non-profit organization functioning exclusively for charitable purposes to undertake activities working to enhance treatment/comfort of geriatric individuals statewide. (1%) TUSCALOOSA S CHILDREN S CENTER, INC., THE The Tuscaloosa s Children s Center provides counseling and direct services to child victims of sexual and severe physical abuse. (21%) TUSCALOOSA CHILDREN S THEATRE Tuscaloosa Children s Theatre exposes the children of Tuscaloosa and surrounding counties to all aspects of stage performing and production. (21%) LARC 5 CENTRAL ALABAMA The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Blount, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair, Walker Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY The American Cancer Society saves lives and creates more birthdays by helping people stay well and get well, by finding cures, and by fighting back. (16%) AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION GREATER SOUTHEAST AFFILIATE Promoting wellness and raising awareness of cardiovascular disease risk factors and symptoms through community events, CPR training, education programs, reasearch and inititatives. (20%) AMERICAN RED CRESS - SERVING MID ALABAMA Prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. (24%) ARC OF CENTRAL ALABAMA Serves 700 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities through Early Intervention, Adult Day, Residential, and Employment Programs in Jefferson and Blount counties. (5%) ARC OF SHELBY COUNTY, INC Provides services and supports to individuals with developmental disabilities and their families through early intervention, employment services advocacy and resource development throughout Shelby Co www. thearcofshelby.org (7%) ARC OF ST. CLAIR COUNTY Provides support to individuals with intellectual disabilities to enable them to reside in their home communities as independently as possible based on each individual s needs. (16%) ARC OF WALKER COUNTY The Arc provides early internevtion, supported employment, supported living, supervised community living and day program servics for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. (7%) BETTER BASICS, INC Our mission is to make a positive difference in the lives of children and their families by advancing literacy through enrichment and intervention programs. (14%) BIG BROTHERS/BIG SISTERS OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM Provide positive role models to children in need by matching children ages 7-15 with HS students and adults in a one to one relationship. (13%) BLOUNT COUNTY CHILDREN S CENTER, INC Blount County Children s Center prevents child abuse, helps victims and strengthens families. Services include abuse investigations, free therapy, various prevention efforts and parenting. (17%) UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, INC Our purpose is to increase the organized capacity of people to care for one another and improve education, health, financial stability and access to services. (9%) A. G. GASTON BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB, INC Help inspire and enable young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible and caring citizens who give back. (27%) AIDS, ALABAMA Programs include permanent housing; rapid re-housing; rent, deposit, utility assistance; case management; supportive services; mental health services; substance abuse treatment; HIV testing ; transportation and advocacy. (7%) ALABAMA GOODWILL INDUSTRIES, INC Job training and placement for individuals who are disabled and or disadvantaged. (16%) ALABAMA HEAD INJURY FOUNDATION, INC Serving Alabamians disabled by traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury through case management, financial aid, respite care, housing assistance and social/recreational programs. (14%) ALABAMA KIDNEY FOUNDATION, INC Almost 8,000 Alabamians have kidney disease; Alabama ranks 5th in the nation for its occurrence. Patients served through financial assistance, education and support services. (11%) BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF CENTRAL ALABAMA Provides after school and extended day programs and youth development activities for youth ages 6 to 18 in Jefferson, Shelby, St Clair and Walker Counties. (9%) CAHABA VALLEY HEALTH CARE INCORP We provide access to free vision and dental care to Hispanics and other underserved people in Jefferson and Shelby counties of Alabama (17%) CAMP FIRE USA CENTRAL ALABAMA COUNCIL Coeducational youth development organization providing social and emotional school-based career character mentoring and safety programs volunteer-led clubs and camping and environmental education opportunities for children. (17%) CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES BIRMINGHAM Providing the highest quality of counseling and child welfare services to people of all faiths in Central Alabama. (0%) CHILDCARE RESOURCES Promotes quality childcare by providing resource and referral services, childcare financial assistance to eligible families, and training classes to childcare programs. (29%) CHILDREN S AID SOCIETY Changing lives, building families, strengthening communities through counseling; foster and adoptive family recruitment and training; independent living skills; parenting classes; support groups; and (0%) CHILDREN S HOSPITAL OF ALABAMA Alabama s only freestanding hospital dedicated solely to the care and treatment of children, with 15,548 inpatient and 677,549 outpatient visits in (9%) ALETHIA HOUSE Treatment, employment services and housing for individuals with substance use disorders including CHRISTIAN LOVE PANTRY pregnant women; substance abuse prevention for youth who live in low income communities. (19%) We are an all-volunteer organization providing emergency food to low income St. Clair County families in need. (0%) 20 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

21 COLLAT JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES Offers comprehensive services for older adults and their families including transportation, personal care, case management, caregiver support and respite care. Counseling available for all ages. (12%) COMMUNITY FOOD BANK OF CENTRAL ALABAMA We feed over 60,000 children, seniors and families in need each month and foster collaborative solutions to end hunger in Central Alabama. (5%) CONCERNED CITIZENS FOR YOUTH, INC Assist at-risk youth with behavior modification in a structured setting with counseling, tutoring, and basic life skills training that will create more productive citizens. (6%) CRISIS CENTER, INC Provides year-round 24 hour services for Crisis Intervention and Prevention, Sexual Assault Support and Mental Health. (10%) DEVELOPING ALABAMA YOUTH FOUNDATION, INC The DAY Program is a comprehensive day treatment facility providing academic, counseling and behavioral modification services for at-risk youth in Shelby County. (11%) EASTER SEALS OF THE BIRMINGHAM AREA Provides speech, occupatoinal, and physical therapies for children and competitive employment services for adults with disabilities. (15%) FAMILY CONNECTION, INC Shelters for at-risk youth, School-based counseling, Community Safe Places sites, Drug Prevention activities, Truancy Prevention. (8%) FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER OF NORTHWEST ALABAMA Daybreak provides emergency shelter, crisis line, court advocacy, safety planning, information and referral, and other services to victims of domestic violence in Walker County, Alabama. (8%) FELLOWSHIP HOUSE, INC Runs pretreatment, residential and continuing care recovery services treating addiction and co-occurring disorders. Provides transitional apartments, bridging treatment with independent living. (11%) GATEWAY We partner with families, support their development and restore their pathways to wholeness. By building strong families and strengthening our community s foundation, Alabama moves forward. (19%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. (10%) GIRLS INCORPORATED OF CENTRAL ALABAMA Programs focus on science, math and technology, health and wellness economic literacy, sports, leadership and advocacy, and media literacy for girls ages six to eighteen. (20%) GLENWOOD, INC Since 1974, Glenwood has been a private, nonprofit organization devoted to diagnosing and treating autism and other mental health concerns through more than 20 programs. (16%) GREATER ALABAMA COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA The Greater Alabama Council, Boy Scouts of America provides services to tens of thousands of youth and adults in 22 counties in north Alabama. (22%) GREATER BIRMINGHAM HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Builds and repairs homes in partnership with low-to-moderate income families to support affordable housing and disaster recovery needs in Jefferson, Shelby, Walker, and St. Clair counties. org (9%) HISPANIC INTEREST COALITION OF ALABAMA Facilitates social, civic and economic integration for thousands of Hispanic families in Alabama through education, advocacy and services. Connects Hispanics with the broader community. org (22%) IMPACT FAMILY COUNSELING Provide professional faith based Outpatient Counseling, Mentoring, and Educational services utilizing evidence based curriculum and effective strategies with high risk youth and troubled families. (7%) INDEPENDENT LIVING RESOURCES OF GREATER BIRMINGHAM, INC Empowers people with all disabilities to fully participate in the community through consumer-directed services, advocacy and public educations. (16%) LEGACY YMCA YMCA strengthens the foundation of community through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, to make sure everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. (13%) LEVITE JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER Welcoming family oriented gathering place for a diverse membership to engage in meaningful experiences of the mind body and soul. (22%) LITERACY COUNCIL OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, THE Serves low-lilterate adults in central Alabama by providing tutoring for reading, English for speakers of other languages and GED preparation. (14%) OASIS A WOMEN S COUNSELING CENTER Provides affordable, professional mental health counseling, outreach and educational programs to help underserved population of women and children heal, grow and overcome difficult life challenges. www. oasiscounseling.org (16%) PATHWAYS, INC We provide emergency and long-term assistance to homeless women and children through a day center, rapid re-housing, permanent housing, and life skills classes. (24%) POSITIVE MATURITY, INC Enhancing, empowering and engaging the lives of mature adults in central Alabama through employment, volunteerism, comprehensive social services and civic engagements. (19%) RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE CHARITIES OF ALABAMA A community of hpoe and comfort for families with critically ill or injured children. We serve approxiamtely 1,000 families each year from all Alabama counties. (17%) SAFEHOUSE OF SHELBY COUNTY, INC Provides services for domestic and sexual violence victims 24 hours/day, 7 days/week. Including crisis hotline, emergency shelter, transitional housing, counseling, case management, advocacy, prevent www. safehouse.org (8%) SALVATION ARMY WALKER COUNTY Provide programs and services to those in need by delivering assistance with life s basic necessities, encouraging positive living and strengthening communities. (8%) SALVATION ARMY, THE Provides shelter, food, education and assistance for individuals in Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair and Chilton counties through Christian-based social and disaster services programs. (13%) SHELBY COUNTY CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER, INC Child friendly center dedicated to preventing and ending child abuse through fact finding forensic interviews, counseling, family support, advocacy, education, and the pursuit of justice. (18%) SHELBY EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE, INC Provides assistance to Shelby County residents needing food, housing, utility and medical services and promotes self-sufficiency through budgeting, tutoring, and job readiness services. (6%) SICKLE CELL ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA, CENTRAL ALABAMA CHAPTER Education, testing, counseling and case management are provided for sickle cell conditions regardless of race or ethnicity. Pain and organ damage are common serious complications. (28%) ST. CLAIR CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER, INC Provides services for victims of child abuse. Child abuse prevention education and training offered throughout the county. (20%) TRAVELERS AID SOCIETY Casework and financial assistance for people displaced due to victimization, exploitation, abandonment and other distressed travelers. Free travel to medical appointments for low-income elderly. (5%) UNITED ABILITY United Ability (formerly UCP of Greater Birmingham) provides innovative services connecting people with disabilities to their communities and empowering individuals to live full, meaningful lives. (6%) WORKSHOPS FOR THE BLIND AND DISABLED, INC Provides job training and employment services to people with multiple or significant disabilities, enabling about 100 people each year to obtain and retain competitive employment. (12%) Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 21

22 YOUNG MEN S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF BIRMINGHAM Impacting our community through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility with programs and services that build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. (9%) YWCA OF CENTRAL ALABAMA Provides critical services for women and families including domestic violence shelter, affordable housing, child development with special services for homeless children and social justice programs. (10%) LARC 5 Local Unaffiliated Agencies ALZHEIMER S OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, INC Provides services for families and patients, education, respite, continence products, adult day care, resource center, support groups, counseling, patient safety, newsletter, advocacy and research. (7%) AUTISM SOCITTY OF ALABAMA ASA provides state level advocacy/representation, information/referral, networking groups, family enrichment activites, conferences and seminars, family camps, promostes awareness. (7%) BELL CENTER FOR EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAMS, THE Provides physical, occupational, speech therapies and special education services to infants and toddlers born with special needs and/or developmental delay. (23%) FIRST LIGHT Emergency shelter for homless women and families in Birmingham - serving up to sixty nightly - guiding each gues to her highest level of self-sufficiency. (8%) HAND-IN-PAW, INC Hand In Paw improves human health and well-being through Animal-Assisted Therapy. (14%) HEART GALLERY Heart Gallery Alabama finds forever families for children in Alabama s foster care system by raising awareness and educating the public. (14%) ST. CLAIR COUNTY BOYS RANCH Operate and maintain Christian homes providing residential care for needy, neglected or abused, school-age children statewide without regard to race, creed, color or sex. (21%) SUSAN G. KOMEN FOR THE CURE, NORTH CENTRAL ALBAMA AFFILIATE We work every moment of everyday, fighting to cure breast cancer at every stage. From the causes to the cures and every moment in between. (16%) LARC 6 Etowah & Cherokee Cos. The agencies listed below serve: Etowah and Cherokee Counties Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration UNITED WAY OF ETOWAH COUNTY Provides needed services to the community through member agencies emphasizing strong and successful children and families through life-long health, financial stability and education. (18%) BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA Provides children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. (25%) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, GREATER ALABAMA COUNCIL The Greater Alabama Council, Boy Scouts of America provides services to tens of thousands of youth and adults in 22 counties of north Alabama (22%) COUNCIL ON AGING OF ETOWAH COUNTY, THE The Council on Aging is a non-profit agency that enhances the quality of life of the aging persons in Etowah County. (27%) DARDEN REHABILITATION FOUNDATION To provide service in evaluation, training and employment for adults and students with disabilities so they become informed, involved and qualified to enter competitive workforce. dardenrehab.org (15%) EASTER SEALS OF ETOWAH COUNTY Easter Seals provides for the needs of disabled children and adults with cost for medical needs, financial assistance for transportation to clinics and recreational camp scholarships. alabamaeasterseals.com (14%) ETOWAH COMMUNITY FOOD BANK, INC A reliable source of food for famlies in need, which includes infants to elderly in Etowah County for 31 years. Distributed by four agencies. (8%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH-CENTRAL ALABAMA Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. Call for more information. girlscoutsnca.org (10%) JAMES M. BARRIE CENTER FOR CHILDREN, INC Protecting our children should be top priority in Etowah County. We provide specialized forensic interviewing and counseling to child victims of sexual or physical abuse. (13%) MANNA Provide and deliver hot, nutritious, specified meals to elderly, homebound people unable to provide adequate diets and have no one to do it for them. (12%) MENTAL HEALTH AMERICA Dedicated to promoting mental health awareness by treating of mental illness through advocacy, education, support and referral. (11%) SALVATION ARMY, THE Assists those in need in Etowah County with food, clothing, household items, furniture, rent, utilities, counseling, referrals, shelter and meals. (20%) SNELLGROVE CIVITAN CENTER Provides services to intellectually challenged adults by offering day programs that emphasize social development, academic skills and self care skills in a positive caring environment com (4%) Small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world. - Unknown AMERICAN RED CROSS SERVING NORTH ALABAMA The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. (24%) 22 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

23 LARC 8 EAST CENTRAL ALABAMA The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Calhoun, Clay, Cleburne, DeKalb, Randolph, Talladega Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration UNITED WAY OF EAST CENTRAL ALABAMA Serving Calhoun, Cleburne and Randolph Counties, working to advance the common good by promoting education, income ad health initiatives that will improve the lives of all residents. (15%) ND CHANCE, INC Provides emergency shelter and supportive services to victims of domestic and sexual violence in the Calhoun, Cleburne, Etowah, Talladega and Randolph counties. (14%) H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, RANDOLPH COUNTY Provides educational opportunities for young people to learn to make decisions, think critically, build relationships, and develop a concern for their community and world. (0%) AMERICAN RED CROSS - SERVING MID-ALABAMA We are a humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, that prevents and alleviates human suffering after disasters and helps prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. (23%) ARC OF CALHOUN & CLEBURNE COUNTIES The Arc of Calhoun and Cleburne Counties serves individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental Disabilities and their families through support, education, advocacy and public awareness. (6%) BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF NORTHEAST ALABAMA We provide children with strong and enduring professionally supported one to one mentoring relationships who spend time together in schools and in community based programs. (21%) CALHOUN/CLEBURNE CHILDREN S CENTER Assistance to state agencies involved in investigation, prosecution and treatment of victims. Assist in preparing the children for the experiences if testifying in court. (9%) COMMUNITY ENABLER DEVELOPER Seek to ease the pain and hunger for those in need. We provide food, clothing, household items, school supplies, Christmas and financial aid. (24%) FAMILY SERVICES CENTER OF CALHOUN COUNTY Provides direct services including information and referral, victims counseling, case management, educational support and parenting training to strengthen families and to prevent abuse and neglect. (10%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA Girl Scouts build girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. (13%) INTERFAITH MINISTRIES A coalition of religious organizations serving Calhoun County individuals in need by offering programs such as Meals-on-Wheels, dental, prescription, and prevention of homelessness. (1%) JACKSONVILLE MEALS ON WHEELS Jacksonville Meals on Wheels delivers hot, well balanced meals to home bound and needy clients 5 days a week at or below cost. (0%) LEARNING TREE, INC., THE A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational, residential and support services for children and adolescents with developmental disabilities, helping them lead more fulfilling, rewarding lives. (20%) PIEDMONT BENEVOLENCE CENTER Provides food, clothing, household goods, school supplies, utility, rent, prescription, social services and a disaster shelter for needy residents of the Piedmont area (9%) SALVATION ARMY, THE Assistance with emergency housing, food, clothing, furniture: emergency shelter for men, single women and family units; Christmas, disaster and camp experience for low-income families. (15%) LARC 8 Local Unaffiliated Agencies UNITED WAY OF NORTH TALLADEGA COUNTY Organization that improves the overall quality of life of individuals and families by reviewing and aiding programs and services that help advance education, income stability and healthy living. (22%) RED DOOR KITCHEN, INC Provides noon meal to those not able to secure one and who have been certified by First Family Services. (10%) LARC 10 SOUTH CENTRAL ALABAMA The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Autauga, Bullock, Butler, Chambers, Chilton, Coosa, Crenshaw, Dallas, Elmore, Lee, Lowndes, Macon, Montgomery, Perry, Pike, Russell, Tallapoosa, Wilcox Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration. United Way of Selma and Dallas County UNITED WAY OF SELMA & DALLAS COUNTY Serves Dallas County by funding 13 partner agencies and operating three direct service health programs that provide free medical care and prescription drugs. (6%) AMERICAN RED CROSS Works in our community in the following areas, disaster relief, CPR training, First Aide Training, Life Guard Certification, Utility Assistance, Blood Drives. (10%) BOSCO FOOD CENTER Operated by the Fathers of St. Edmund the Bosco Food Center provides a hot lunch to the hungry everyday of the year. (0%) CAHABA CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH This program works with physically & mentally challenged infants to age 3. Also we fund the Day Activity Center, this provides the patients there with a wide range of activities. (5%) CRIPPLED CHILDREN AND ADULTS ASSOCIATION This program is administered by The West Central Alabama Rehabilitation Center and the money goes to help in the transportation costs of the children to the center. (11%) LITERACY OUTREACH PROGRAM This program is administered by the Public Library and Wallace Community College. They go out in the community and teach adults how to read. (5%) SABRA SANCTUARY The SABRA Sanctuary provides shelter and assistance to abused women and their children. (9%) SALVATION ARMY The Salvation Army stands ready to provide emergency assistance to individuals and families. www. salvationarmyusa.org (0%) SELMA AIR This program works to educate people on HIV the virus that causes AIDS. Also they provide help to those with this dreaded disease. (14%) Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 23

24 SELMA AREA FOOD BANK The Food bank gathers and distributes food to churches, and feeding programs. org/selma (17%) SOUTH CENTRAL ALABAMA GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL United Way dollars go to help the disadvantaged young women of our area enjoy the girl scouting experience (12%) SPECIAL YEARS PLUS This program works with area seniors, by giving at home services at no cost. (4%) TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL OF THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA United Way dollars go to help pay for services to the under privileged young men of our community so that they may enjoy the scouting experience. (15%) WEST CENTRAL ALABAMA REHIBILITATION CENTER/SPECIAL PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM Special Pre-School Program takes up where the Early Intervention Program leaves off. Getting these special young people ready for the public school system is the goal. (11%) Lake Martin Area United Way LAKE MARTIN AREA UNITED WAY Provides funding for 28 area agencies serving the Lake Martin area. (23%) AMERICAN RED CROSS Provides aid for disaster victims including house fires; Armed Forces Emergency Services; first aid, CPR training, and blood drives. www. redcross.org/alabama (11%) BOY SCOUTS TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL Develops character, teaches responsibility and healthy attitudes toward moral, physical and mental fitness in preparation for future leadership. (15%) BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF THE LAKE MARTIN AREA After school and summer programs offering activities in education, career and technology development, drug prevention, sports and recreation, character and leadership and the arts. (0%) BOYS & GIRLS RANCHES OF ALABAMA Provides a safe home and secure environment for abused, neglected and abandoned girls. www. boysandgirlsranches.org (21%) CAMP ASCCA or Provides year-round camping, recreation, and outdoor education opportunities for people with disabilities. (22%) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION CENTER A short-term shelter providing a safe place for victims and their children to get away from the immediate crisis and make plans for the future. (19%) FOOD BANK OF EAST ALABAMA Feeds the needy of East Central Alabama by efficiently distributing donated and purchased food through qualified agencies such as soup kitchens, shelters, and pantries. (1%) GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA, INC Girl Scouts offers its leadership development program to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. (21%) HEAD START Provides pre-school training in reading and understanding of what is expected in preparation for initial education requirements. (12%) LIGHTHOUSE OF TALLAPOOSA CO., THE Provides highest quality of residential rehabilitation services for males with a history of prolonged substance abuse and are lacking a living arrangement conducive to recovery. (14%) SALVATION ARMY, THE Stands ready to assist people swiftly and compassionately in the Lake Martin area in any emergency and provides joy at Christmas and other times for needy children and adults. (8%) TRI-COUNTY CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER Assists child victims of sexual and physical abuse in Tallapoosa, Chambers, and Randolph counties. Provides multidisciplinary interviews, therapy, and case management services. (8%) CHILTON COUNTY UNITED WAY, INC Provides funding to health and human care agencies serving residents of Chilton County of all genders and ethnic backgrounds. (18%) AMERICAN RED CROSS-CHILTON COUNTY Humanitarian organization led by volunteers, that prevents and alleviates human suffering after disasters and helps prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. (23%) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL Youth development organization provides a program for young people that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities of participating citizenship, and delvelops personal fitness. (15%) BUTTERFLY BRIDGE CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER Provides forensic interviews, multi-disciplinary team coordination, advocacy services to child and adolescent victims of abuse and witnesses to crime in Chilton County. (18%) CARE NET PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTER Care Net is committed to upholding the sanctity of human life by performing pregnancy tests and ultrasounds free of charge to women in crisis pregnancies. (26%) CHILTON COUNTY EMERGENCY ASISTANCE CENTER, INC Provides food, clothing, prescription drugs, dental assistance and essentials for needy county residents and essentials for disaster vicitms and non-resident travlers including lodging. (1%) CHILTON-SHELBY MENTAL HEALTH Provides day programs, therapy, recreation, education and group homes for mentally challenged adults as well as programs for mentally challenged infants and pre-schoolers. Family counseling is also available. (13%) FAMILY SUNSHINE CENTER Assists victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Services include 24 hour crisis line, safe shelter, counseling, advocacy and school-based education programs. (14%) HUMANE SOCIETY OF CHILTON COUNTY We provide medical and standard care for animals, and provide Human interaction to our local senior citizen groups with Peet Therapy as our goal. (7%) KELSEY S PLACE Provide job readiness program for recipients of TANF through Chilton and Shelby Counties DHR. Provides job search, resume writing and application skills to the general public at no cost. (8%) PEDIATRIC REHABILITATION A non-profit organization providing speech, occupational and physical therapies for children and competitive employment services for adults with disabilities. (15%) RALEIGH S PLACE Raleigh s Place is a foster care ministry serving Chilton and surrounding counties, providing homes and free summer camp, clothing and education for families in need. (4%) SPAN OF CHILTON COUNTY (C.I.T.Y. PROGRAM) A non-residential, co-educational program to ehlp at risk youth succeed academically and socially through individualized services and training. (0%) WEST CENTRAL ALABAMA REHABILITATION Provides vocational rehabilitation services to disabled students and adults in West Central Alabama, including Chilton County, to transition from school to work and obtain employment. (25%) Y.M.C.A. CHILTON COUNTY Strengthening Chilton County is our cause. We connect people of all ages and backgrounds to bridge the gaps in community needs. (28%) Those who are happiest are those who do the most for others. Booker T. Washington 24 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

25 UNITED WAY OF LEE COUNTY Improves lives in Lee County through 28 member agencies, programs and initiatives providing a variety of human-care services through four critical impact areas. (15%) ALABAMA EASTER SEALS, LEE COUNTY CHAPTER (334) Improves the quality of life for individuals who are disabled or economically disadvantaged by helping them become productive, self-sustaining, and healthy members of their community. achievement-center.org (14%) ALABAMA HEAD INJURY FOUNDATION (205) AHIF works to prevent traumatic brain injury where possible and ensures it is fully understood and supported when it does occur. (14%) AMERICAN RED CROSS- EAST ALABAMA CHAPTER (EAST AL) (334) The American Red Cross helps prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and generosity of donors. (11%) AUBURN DAY CARE CENTERS (334) Auburn Day Care provides comprehensive child care services that are accessible and affordable so that low-income parents can attend work, school, or job training. (13%) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF GREATER LEE COUNTY (334) A safe place to learn and grow with caring professionals that provide life enhancing programs, character and leadership experiences, and hope and opportunity for youth. (25%) TWIN CEDARS CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER (334) We provide child friendly, developmentally appropriate interviews to child victims of abuse. Also, we provide free counseling, medical exams and family advocacy to our families. (13%) CHILD CARE RESOURCE CENTER (334) Promoting strong families through the provision of support services and education for child care providers, parents, employer and the community. (7%) DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INTERVENTION CENTER (334) Saving lives one victim at a time through quality services such as emergency shelter, transitional housing, case management, support group and legal advocacy. (19%) EAST ALABAMA SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY (334) Provides services that enhance our seniors lives, allowing them to become healthier, stay safer, maintain independence and even give back to our community. (3%) FOOD BANK OF EAST ALABAMA / COMMUNITY MARKET (334) The Food Bank is a distribution center committed to feeding the hungry by distributing donated food through qualified agencies including soup kitchens, shelters and pantries. (1%) PROJECT UPLIFT (334) LCYDC s Project Uplift has been providing services to youth and families for almost 44 years. LCYDC provides a comprehensive continuum of care for youth and families. (11%) SALVATION ARMY (334) The mission of the Salvation Army is to serve others in critical needs, feed the hungry, and transform lives in Christ s name without discrimination. (15%) SHERIFF S GIRLS RANCH (256) The Girls Ranch provides a safe and nurturing home for abused, neglected and abandoned children who come from situations of no fault of their own. (21%) WILLIAM MASON EMERGENCY FUND (334) Provides emergency assistance and referral services to individuals in need of food, shelter, medicine, doctor visits, transportation, and other crisis and emergency needs. (0%) LARC 10 Local Unaffiliated Agencies AGAPE OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, INC (334) Agape serves neglected, abused children through foster families; pregnant women through free counseling and assistance; adoptive families through pre-and post-adoption training, services and support. www. agapeforchildren.org (18%) AID TO INMATE MOTHERS (AIM) (334) Monthly visitation is provided for inmate mothers and children, monthly video book recordings made by mothers for children, in-prison classes, reentry assistance and housing. (21%) ALABAMA CORRECTIONAL EMPLOYEE SUPPORT FUND, INC. (ACESF) (334) Provides financial support to individuals who are needy, ill, or distressed due to disaster or hardship. Provides relief for cases of medical or other emergencies. (3%) ALABAMA KIWANIS FOUNDATION/JEAN DEAN RIF (334) Alabama Kiwanis Foundation/Jean Dean RIF puts 3 books each into the hands and homes of over 20,000 at-risk young children statewide each year. (13%) AMERICAN RED CROSS OF CENTRAL ALABAMA (334) The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. (24%) AUTAUGA INTERFAITH CARE CENTER (AICC) (334) Mostly volunteer organization provides: food, clothing, financial assistance to poor with urgent needs: guidance (financial, motivational, etc.) to poor with urgent and/or chronic needs. (1%) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL (334) Youth development organization provides a program for young people that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities of participating citizenship, and develops personal fitness. (15%) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUBS OF THE RIVER REGION, INC. (334) Providing after-school programs to at-risk youth ages 6-18 in Character & Leadership, Education & Career, Health & Life Skills, Sports Fitness & Recreation and Arts. (22%) BOYS AND GIRLS RANCHES OF ALABAMA, INC. (334) (800) Operate and maintain Christian homes providing residential care for needy, neglected or abused school-aged children statewide without regard to race, creed, color or sex. org (21%) BRANTWOOD CHILDREN S HOME (334) Brantwood supervises the education, health, and social adjustments of disadvantaged children that have been removed from their homes through no fault of their own. (20%) CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES-MONTGOMERY (334) Assists with emergency utilities, medicine, food, clothing, counseling, elderly assistance, legal immigration, and coordinates referrals for domestic adoptions through Mobile office. (9%) CHILDREN S CENTER OF MONTGOMERY, INC (334) Provides services for children and adults with disabilities and medical fragility. Services include functional academics, therapy, nursing and recreation. (18%) EASTER SEALS CENTRAL ALABAMA (334) A comprehensive vocational rehabilitation facility providing employment services, speech and autism services, medical equipment, learning diabilities evaluation, and ASL interpreting. (8%) FAITH BROADCASTING, INC (800) or (334) Independent, non-commercial network of eight FM radio stations (WLBF, WSTF, WDYF) serving Central, and Southern Alabama with information and inspiration from a Judeo-Christian worldview. (17%) FAMILY GUIDANCE CENTER OF ALABAMA (334) Counseling services for children, couples, families; parenting education, marriage enrichment, child care support/training, pre-k programs, first teacher home visiting program, job training, emergency services. www. familyguidancecenter.org (6%) FAMILY SUNSHINE CENTER (334) Assists victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Services include a 24-hour crisis line, safe shelter, counseling, advocacy and school-based educational programs. (15%) FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER (334) A non-profit agency which provides free programs focused at improving the quality of life in children and families through education, advocacy and employment. (8%) FIRST CHOICE WOMEN S MEDICAL CENTER (334) Provides pregnancy testing, ultrasound, pregnancy option education, adoption referrals, post-abortion recovery and support, and parenting education programs. (17%) Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 25

26 GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA (800) Offers its leadership development program to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. (21%) GOODWILL INDUSTRIES OF CENTRAL ALABAMA, INC. (334) Provides training, vocational rehabilitation, and employment opportunities for people with disabilities or other vocational problems that create barriers to competitive employment. (8%) HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF AUTAUGA AND CHILTON COUNTIES (334) We partner with low-income families to create decent, affordable housing through new construction and renovations which are offered with a zero-interest mortgage. (22%) HANDSON RIVER REGION (334) Builds capable and resilient communities through managed volunteerism, connections to community resources, and disaster preparedness and recovery services. (4%) HOSPICE OF MONTGOMERY (334) A non-profit healthcare organization that provides in-home physical, emotional, spiritual and bereavement services to terminally ill patients and families regardless of their ability to pay. (25%) HUMANE SOCIETY OF ELMORE COUNTY (334) Animal shelter caring for 4,100 animals annually from Elmore County. 92% of our funding goes directly to our animals. (8%) LEE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY (334) Our mission is to advance humane treatment and responsible ownership of companion animals through community education, animal sheltering and adoption, and alleviation of animal suffering. leecountyhumane.org (22%) MARY ELLEN S HEARTH AT NELLIE BURGE (334) Combats homelessness by providing transitional housing/services for homeless women with children. The programs, stabilize lives, builds skills, and keep families united/safe. (16%) MONTGOMERY ARC (334) Serves individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities through adult day training, sheltered workshops, in-home support services and residential services to promote independence and daily living skills. (13%) MONTGOMERY AREA COUNCIL ON AGING (334) Assist senior citizens by providing services to promote independent living offering opportunities to enhance their quality of life, and increasing community awareness of senior issues. (21%) MONTGOMERY AREA FOOD BANK (334) With 98% of our revenue going towards program services, Montgomery Area Food Bank nourishes the hungry in 35 Alabama Counties. (2%) MONTGOMERY AREA NONTRADITIONAL EQUESTRIANS (MANE) (334) We provide safe and effective therapeutic horseback riding to children and adults with emotional, physical, cognitive, and developmental disabilities. (9%) MONTGOMERY HUMANE SOCIETY (334) Provides programs such as Pet Therapy, Humane Education and volunteer services. An animal shelter dedicated to enriching and completing families through pet adoptions. (11%) RIVER REGION UNITED WAY (334) Advances the Common Good in education, income, and health. Raising funds, forming collaborations with private, public, and governmental organizations in Autauga, Elmore, Lowndes, Macon and Montgomery. (20%) SICKLE CELL FOUNDATION OF GREATER MONTGOMERY, INC. (334) Provides education, screening, counseling, and referral services in preventing and treating Sickle Cell Disease. Hosts support group gatherings for anemia and trait victims. (24%) UNITED WAYS OF ALABAMA (334) Need help? Give help? Dial In 2017, helped over 103,000 callers, 179,595 unique web visits, 201 texts and 379 chats. (16%) YMCA OF PRATTVILLE (334) Since 1963 the Prattville YMCA has been improving lives in our community. At the YMCA we are for Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. (13%) LARC 11 SOUTHWEST ALABAMA The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Baldwin, Clarke, Choctaw, Conecuh, Escambia, Mobile, Monroe, Washington Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWEST ALABAMA, INC Creating lasting, positive change in Mobile, Clarke, and Washington counties through the building blocks for a better life: education, health, financial stability, and essentials. (18%) ALPHA WOMEN S RESOURCE CENTER, INC Provides pregnancy test, client advocate support, options information, abstinence education, post abortion counseling, parenting classes, fatherhood program, limited ultrasound, individual counseling, material sevices (0%) AMERICAN RED CROSS OF SOUTH ALABAMA The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generocity of donors. (24%) BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF SOUTH ALABAMA BBBS provides children facing adversity with strong eduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. (13%) BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SOUTH ALABAMA, INC Programs and services for youth ages 6 to 18 lead to priority outcomes of academic success, good character, and citizenship and healthy lifestyles. (16%) CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER, INC., THE Coordinating in-depth healing services for sexual and severe physical child abuse victims and their families by providing needed services and programs under one roof. (17%) COMMUNITY ACTION OF SOUTH ALABAMA Anti-poverty; community; help; empower; programs; self-sufficiency; caring; emergency; case management; non-profit; servies; change; counseling; partnership; development; stability; and volunteer. org (0%) CRITTENTON YOUTH SERVICES Information, family support, referral, and educational services are offered free of charge to preteens, teens and parents regarding teen issues, bullying, relationships and positive parenting. org (6%) DRUG EDUCATION COUNCIL A voluntry non-profit organizaion dedicated to promoting drug-free society, preventing chemical dependency, providing quality education, information and intervention programs (4%) DUMAS WESLEY COMMUNITY CENTER A multi-service community center located in a low-income inner city neighborhood offering programs for children, teens, adults and homeless families. (16%) EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF ALABAMA Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama improves the quality of life for persons with seizures. Information, referral, emergency assistance, advocacy, community education, camp for kids. (13%) FAMILY COUNSELING CENTER OF MOBILE, INC Through mental wellnes, financial, and crisis counseling, our mission is to empower individuals to live more productive lives through counseling, assistance, referrals and education. (18%) FAMILY PROMISE OF COASTAL ALABAMA FPCA offers temporary shelter and nurturning support to families with children who are expirencing homelessness in addition to affordable housing for families with low income. (21%) 26 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

27 FEEDING THE GULF COAST (formerly Bay Area Food Bank) Feeding America member distributing food through charitable organizations in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi Gulf Coast counties and providing food to children in nutrition enrichment programs. (3%) GOODWILL EASTER SEALS OF THE GULF COAST, INC Programs and services to help individuals and families dealing with challenges due to disabilities or other barriers which impact economic well beingand quality of life. (9%) HOME OF GRACE FOR WOMEN Our mission is to provide a comprehensive alcohol and drug recovery program for females ages 18 and up. This is a faith-based, twelve-week residential program. (0%) McKEMIE PLACE McKemie Place is the Region s only temporary, emergency shelter for unaccompanies women. McKemie uses 19.8% of total revenue generated for administration and fundraising expenses. org (20%) MULHERIN CUSTODIAL HOME We provide a home for individuals with developmental disabilites in a loving and family environment where happiness, comfort, and welfare are the foremost concerns. (12%) OZANAM CHARITABLE PHARMACY Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy provides free medications to unisured patients in Mobile, Baldwin and Escambia Counites. (4%) PENELOPE HOUSE Penelope House provides safety, protection, and support to the victims of Domestic Violence and their children through shelter, advocacy, and individual and community education. (19%) REGIONAL CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER, INC Provides services to abused and neglected children through a licensed foster home and a Child Advocacy Center. Primary service area is Clarke, Washington, Choctaw Counties. (10%) SENIOR CITIZENS SERVICES, INC The Via Health, Fitness and Enrichment Center is a community center providing health, fitness and enrichment programs for seniors aged 50 or older (14%) SICKLE CELL DISEASE ASSOCIAITON OF AMERICA Provide education, counseling, and testing to communites covering 9 counties. We also provide services, including K-12 educational programs and transportation, for those with the disease. (29%) SOUTH ALABAMA VOLUNTEER LAWYERS PROGRAM SAVLP provides pro bono legal services in certain civil matters to low-income Mobile, Baldwin, Clarke and Washington County residents. (8%) UNITED CEREBRAL PALSY OF MOBILE, INC Services provided include: Information/Referral, respite, early intervention, preschool, supported employment, adult services, advocacy, camp, and public education. (18%) WILMER HALL CHILDREN S HOME Provides a safe home and supportive services for children and young adults who are victims of poverty, abuse, neglect and homelessness. (30%) UNITED WAY OF BALDWIN COUNTY Collaborate effort with health and human service agencies working to build, grow and enhance the well-being of citizens in Baldwin County. (13%) AMERICAN RED CROSS OF SOUTH ALABAMA The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generocity of donors. (24%) BALDWIN COUNTY BOYS RANCH Operate and maintain Christian homes providing residential care for needy, neglected, or abused, school-aged children statewide without regard to race, creed, color, or sex. (21%) BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF SOUTH ALABAMA BBBS provides children facing adversity with strong eduring, professionally supported one-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. (13%) DRUG EDUCATION COUNCIL A voluntry non-profit organizaion dedicated to promoting drug-free society, preventing chemical dependency, providing quality education, information and intervention programs (4%) EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF ALABAMA Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama improves the quality of life for persons with seizures. Information, referral, emergency assistance, advocacy, community education, camp for kids. (13%) FAMILY PROMISE OF COASTAL ALABAMA FPCA offers temporary shelter and nurturning support to families with children who are expirencing homelessness in addition to affordable housing for families with low income. (21%) FEEDING THE GULF COAST (formerly Bay Area Food Bank) Feeding America member distributing food through charitable organizations in Alabama, Florida and Mississippi Gulf Coast counties and providing food to children in nutrition enrichment programs. (3%) GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA Girl Scouts offers its leadership development program to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. (21%) GOODWILL EASTER SEALS OF THE GULF COAST, INC Programs and services to help individuals and families dealing with challenges due to disabilities or other barriers which impact economic well beingand quality of life. (9%) SOUTH ALABAMA VOLUNTEER LAWYERS PROGRAM SAVLP provides pro bono legal services in certain civil matters to low-income Mobile, Baldwin, Clarke and Washington County residents. (8%) LARC 11 Local Unaffiliated Agencies AIDE FOR ANIMALS (251) No-kill, animal welfare organization, adoption center, assisted living, and retirement home for unwanted, abused, or abandoned animals; juvenile, geriatric, or disable. Promote spay/neuter. org (5%) BALDWIN COUNTY BOYS RANCH (334) Operate and maintain Christian homes providing residential care for needy, neglected, or abused, school-aged children statewide without regard to race, creed, color, or sex. (21%) GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTHERN ALABAMA Girl Scouts offers its leadership development program to build girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. (21%) MOBILE SPCA (251) Provide shelter, food, and medical care to the animals entrusted to us while promoting adoptions, spay/neuter, transport, responsible pet ownership, and community education. (12%) PRODISEE PANTRY (251) Bringing hope by feeding physical, emotional and spiritual hunger! Caring volunteers provide fresh, frozen and canned food to 1,200 Baldwin County, Alabama families monthly. (4%) If you can t feed a hundred people, then feed just one. Mother Teresa Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 27

28 LARC 12 WIREGRASS AREA The agencies listed below serve the following counties: Barbour, Coffee, Covington, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration WIREGRASS UNITED WAY, INC. (334) Supports and provides resources for nonprofit organizations providing health and human services to citizens living in Barbour, Coffee, Dale, Geneva, Henry and Houston counties in Alabama. org (16%) ALFRED SAIBA FAMILY SERVICE CENTER (334) Improve the quality of the life of the citizens of Houston County by providing prevention-based, coordinated, and comprehensive community support services. (11%) BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA - ALABAMA/FLORIDA COUNCIL (334) Helping to instill values in young people. Prepare them to make ethical choices in achieving their full potential. (15%) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF SOUTHEAST ALABAMA (OZARK) (334) To inspire and enable all young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive responsible and caring citizens.. (24%) BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF THE WIREGRASS, INC. (334) A safe place to learn and grow with caring adult professionals, life enhancing programs and character development experiences. (26%) CHRISTIAN MISSION CENTERS (334) Christian organization which provides emergency shelter, food, transportation, utility assistance, rent/mortgage assistance, emergency medication, furniture, clothing, household items and a 12 step recovery ministry.. (24%) COFFEE COUNTY FAMILY SERVICE CENTER (334) Empower families, children and youth to become independent and reach their goals in life. (0%) EXCHANGE CENTER FOR CHILD ABUSE (334) Child abuse prevention/intervention services; individual and family counseling, survivor groups; support groups (adults, teens, children), life-skills and divorce related classes and anger management. www. exchangecap.org (12%) GIRL SCOUTS OF SOUTH ALABAMA, INC. (334) Offers an informal education program on values, patriotism, leadership and social issues development for girls ages 5-17 years. (21%) GIRLS, INC. (334) To enable girls to become strong, smart, and bold through balanced programs created to teach self sufficiency, economic independence, and responsible decision makers.. (19%) LIVING WATERS COUNSELING, INC. (334) To provide low cost/cost-free professional counseling to individuals demonstrating a financial need who have experienced crisis, disaster or trauma. (2%) SOUTHEAST ALABAMA YOUTH SERVICES (334) Diversion Center for delinquent youth; Group Attention Homes for neglected/abused children; Individual/Family Counseling; substance abuse prevention, anti-shoplifting, school-based self development and parenting classes. (14%) VAUGHN-BLUMBERG SERVICES (334) Early intervention services for the mentally handicapped, diagnosis and evaluation, physical, speech and occupation therapies, counseling, day training, work and residential homes. (22%) VIVIAN B. ADAMS SCHOOL (334) To support persons with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities to develop self determination skills sufficient to reach their personal goals. (29%) WIREGRASS ANGEL HOUSE (334) Work with families of homicide victims by providing direct services through crime scene clean up, funeral and financial arrangements, crisis and trauma counseling. (12%) WIREGRASS AREA FOOD BANK (334) Soliciting, procuring and distributing excess food and grocery products, developing and monitoring agency networks, and cultivating community awareness and participation. (14%) WIREGRASS HABITAT FOR HUMANITY (334) We break the cycle of poverty by providing decent affordable housing and improving the quality of life for our partner families. (25%) WIREGRASS REHABILITATION CENTER, INC. (334) Provides services to assist individuals with a vocational disability in obtaining and maintaining employment and maximizing independent living. (5%) WIREGRASS (334) Provide and strengthen the way residents and organizations in Southeast Alabama access comprehensive and specialized information and referral services to create a stronger community. (12%) LARC 12 Local Unaffiliated Agencies ALZHEIMER S RESOURCE CENTER, INC. (888) or (334) A local, independent organization which provides family support groups, caregiver newsletters, respite grants, educational materials and seminars for families, caregivers, and victims of Alzheimer s disease. (12%) FAITH BROADCASTING, INC. 800) or (334) Independent, non-commercial network of eight FM radio stations (WLBF, WSTF, WDYF) serving North, Central, and Southern Alabama with information and inspiration from a Judeo-Christian worldview. (17%) SOS ANIMAL ADOPTION CENTER (334) Coffee County s only no-kill animal shelter finds homes for unwanted animals and educates the community to help prevent pet overpopulation; non-profit; supported entirely by donations. (3%) SOUTHEAST ALABAMA SICKLE CELL ASSOCIATION, INC. (334) SEASCA, a non-profit organization that supports research, education and funding to assist individuals and families who suffer with sickle cell disease and educate the public. (0%) STATEWIDE ORGANIZATIONS Each listing includes the agency code, name, phone number, brief description of services, and the % spent on fundraising & administration GLOBAL IMPACT (800) Supports respected and effective international charities to address critical humanitarian issues throughout the world, such as disaster response, human trafficking, education, malaria, water and hunger www. charity.org (11%) AFRICARE (202) Leading NGO committed to addressing African development and policy issues by working in patrnership with African people to build sustainalble, healthy and productive communities. (8%) AMERICAN NEAR EAST REFUGEE AID (ANERA) (202) Addresses the develoment and humanitarian needs of Palastinians and other communities in the Middle East. (5%) 28 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.

29 AMERICAN REFUGEE COMMITTEE (800) International relief and development agency empowering people impacted by conflict and disaster to recover and rebuild their lives with dignity. (9%) AMERICARES FOUNDATION, INC. (800) To save lives and improve health for people affected by poverty or disaster so they can reach their full potential. (2%) CARE (800) Started in 1945 delivering CARE Packages to war-torn Europe. Today, working around the globe to save lives, defeat poverty and achieve social justice. (10%) CHILDFUND INTERNATIONAL (800) Helping deprived, excluded and vulnerable children have the capacity to become young adults and leaders who bring lasting and positive change in their communities. (19%) CHILDREN INTERNATIONAL (800) We transform lives by educating people who want to make a difference about the realities of poverty and connecting them with opportunities to help children. (10%) DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS/MEDECINS SANS FRONTIERES USA (888) An independent international medical humanitarian organization that delivers emergency aid to people affected by armed conflict, epidemics and natural disasters in more than 70 countries. (10%) ECHO (239) Fights world hunger by helping people help themselves. Provide training, information and seeds to agricultural workers and missionaries working with farmers in 180 countries. (18%) FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN (763) Volunteers hand pack scientifically formulated meals for malnourished children, which are distributed to a network of 80+ partners in 50+ countries each year. (13%) HEALTH VOLUNTEERS OVERSEAS, INC. (202) Trains, mentors, and provides critical professional support to more than 3,000 healthcare providers who care for the neediest populations in over 25 countries. (22%) HEIFER INTERNATIONAL (888) Helps poor families worldwide become self-sufficient by providing livestock and training in animal management, environmentally-sound farming and community development. (24%) HELEN KELLER INTERNATIONAL (877) Saves the sight and lives of the vulnerable and disadvantaged; combats the causes and consequences of blindness, poor health and malnutrition. (15%) INTERNATIONAL ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN CHARITIES (877) Provides humanitarian/development assistance to people in U.S., Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East who have been devastated by man-made and natural disasters. (10%) INTERNATIONAL RELIEF TEAMS (619) Alleviates human suffering by providing health services and other assistance to victims of disaster, poverty and neglect, in the United States and around the world. (1%) INTERNATIONAL RESCUE COMMITTEE (855) Responding to the world s worst humanitarian crises, helping people to survive, recover and reclaim control of their future. (8%) MERCY CORPS (800) Mercy Corps empowers people to survive through crisis, build better lives and transform their communities for good. (15%) OPPORTUNITY INTERNATIONAL (312) We provide hardworking, inspiring entrepreneurs with access to loans, savings, insurance and training-tools that empower them to work their way out of poverty. (10%) PLAN INTERNATIONAL USA (800) Part of a global organization that works with in 52 countries to advance children s rights and equality for girls. (24%) PROJECT HOPE (800) Provides sustainable improvements in health around the globe through education and humanitarian assistance with more than 92 percent of revenues dedicated to programs. (11%) SALVATION ARMY WORLD SERVICE OFFICE (SAWSO) (703) With a presence in 128 countries, we work alongside communities to improve the health, economic and spiritual conditions of the world s most vulnerable. (5%) SAVE THE CHILDREN (800) Does whatever it takes - every day and in times of crisis - transforming children s lives and the future we share. (13%) UNICEF, USA (800) We believe in a world where ZERO children die of causes we can prevent. Join us, and we can get there. (11%) UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SERVICE COMMITTEE, INC. (617) Advances human rights and social justice. Our innovative approaches and impact are grounded in the belief that all people have inherent dignity and rights. (20%) WATER FOR PEOPLE (720) An international organization that supports the development of sustainable drinking water resources, sanitation facilities, and hygiene education programs in developing countries. (20%) WORLD RELIEF (443) Provides emergency relief and community-based solutions to alleviate poverty in 27 countries and provides assistance to refugees and immigrants in the United States. (16%) WORLD VISION (800) Relief and development organization helping children worldwide by tackling causes of poverty and developing access to clean water, food, health care, education and economic opportunity. (15%) STATEWIDE UNAFFILIATED ALABAMA KIDNEY FOUNDATION or Providing financial assistance, education and support programs to Alabama s kidney patients; including public education initiatives promoting organ donation and prevention of kidney disease. (11%) ALABAMA KIWANIS FOUNDATION/JEAN DEAN RIF Puts 3 books each into the hands and homes of over 20,000 at-risk young children statewide each year. (13%) ALABAMA PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN To partner with all publc and private entities to maintain an effective state and local system of resources and support for children and families. (7%) AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Saves lives and creates more birthdays by helping people stay well and get well, by finding cures, and by fighting back. (27%) BLESSINGS INTERNATIONAL Exists to save lives globally by providing medicine, vitamins and urgently needed medical supplies to treat the poor and victims of disease, and war. (9%) BOYS AND GIRLS RANCHES OF ALABAMA, INC or Operate and maintain Christian homes providing residential care for needy, neglected or abused, school-age children statewide without regard to race, creed, color or sex. (21%) CHILDREN S FUND Because we care about orphans and vulnerable children, we provide for their welfare and education, rescuing them from abuse and exploitation. (8%) GIRL SCOUTS OF NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA Builds girls of courage, comfidence and character, who make the world a better place. www. girlscoutsnca.org (10%) KID ONE TRANSPORT Transports children and expectant mothers with little or no means of transportation to needed medical care. (24%) Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 29

30 PARKINSON ASSOCIATION OF ALABAMA Seeks to improve the quality of life for patients, caregivers, and families affected by Parkinson s disease in Alabama. (29%) SAMARITAN S PURSE Christian relief organization, led by Franklin Graham, providing food, medicine, clothing, shelter, and other emergency assistance to victims of war, poverty, disease, and natural disasters. (11%) SOUTHEASTERN DIABETES EDUCATION SERVICES, INC Alabama s only diabetes camps and community education support programs. Educating, encouraging and empowering children, teens and families to live well with diabetes. (6%) SUPPORT COMMITTEE FOR THE AL NATIONAL CEMETERY Serving Veterans and their families through our Overlook Project which is an outdoor sanctuary at the Alabama National Cemetery, a final resting place for Veterans. (2%) SUSAN G. KOMEN NORTH CENTRAL ALABAMA We work every moment of everyday, fighting to cure breast cancer at every stage. From the causes to the cures and every moment in between. (16%) UNITED WAYS OF ALABAMA Need help? Give help? Dial In 2017, helped over 103,000 callers, 179,595 unique web visits, 201 texts and 379 chats (16%) Support the American Red Cross Your gift supports the lifesaving mission of the American Red Cross whether it's responding to a disaster, collecting lifesaving blood, teaching skills that can save a life or assisting our military members and their families. Visit RedCross.org (205) Providing funding to health and human care agencies serving residents of Chilton County. Live United CHILTON COUNTY UNITED WAY, INC AMERICAN RED CROSS-CHILTON COUNTY BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, TUKABATCHEE AREA COUNCIL BUTTERFLY BRIDGE CHILDREN S ADVOCACY CENTER CARE NET PREGNANCY RESOURCE CENTER CHILTON COUNTY EMERGENCY ASISTANCE CENTER CHILTON-SHELBY MENTAL HEALTH FAMILY SUNSHINE CENTER HUMANE SOCIETY OF CHILTON COUNTY KELSEY S PLACE PEDIATRIC REHABILITATION RALEIGH S PLACE SPAN OF CHILTON COUNTY (C.I.T.Y. PROGRAM) WEST CENTRAL ALABAMA REHABILITATION Y.M.C.A. CHILTON COUNTY 30 Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. SCC #999965

31 When you give, we all Impacting 1 in 3 lives in our communities every year. Please Use Code River Region United Way. Making life better for everyone. Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general. 31

32 SCC Alabama State Employee Combined Charitable Campaign United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in every community. Please designate The Way to Care Program % reflects the percent of total expenses a charity spent on its overhead including fundraising, managment and general.