Protective s Sponsorship of Children s of Alabama. The National Conference for Community and Justice

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1 Protective s Sponsorship of Children s of Alabama 1 2 (1) Protective hosted the reception for Children s of Alabama s 2011 Class of the Committee for the Future. Protective s class members were John Durkin and Michael Fox. (2) Protective was the presenting sponsor of Children s of Alabama s annual gala, The Illuminations Ball. The National Conference for Community and Justice Honoree John D. Johns 47

2 Protective Life s IT Charity Golf Tournament Benefiting First Light, A Center for Homeless Women and Children and The Firehouse Shelter Birmingham, Alabama The annual golf tournament raised $15,368. This total was matched by the Protective Life Foundation, thus resulting in a grand total of $30,736, and the funds were evenly distributed to First Light and The Firehouse Shelter for men. 1 (1) Jeff Ball (3) Wayne Hall, David Schmitz, Tim Calvert, Mark Cyphert (4) Kevin Sullivan, Jamie Shuford, Phil Passafiume, Derry Herring

3 2 (2) Carolyn King and Debbie Bishop present several checks to Ruth Crosby of First Light (5) Stan Adams, Phillip Lusco (6) Steve Freeman of The Firehouse Shelter accepts a check from Debbie Bishop and Charlotte Jones. 49

4 50 The 3rd annual Protective Life IT Charity Golf Tournament was held on June 23 at Robert Trent Jones Oxmoor Valley Golf Club, and a record number of golfers participated 132!

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8 Embracing the outstanding efforts of Protective employees 54

9 Junior Achievement of Greater Birmingham, Inc. Protective associates participated in the JA Bowling Classic and raised $1,725, which was matched by the Protective Life Foundation. (1) L to R Tamika Bibbs, Veronica Bell, Janine Bevelle, Cecelia Van Wyk, (Kneeling) Kim Boyd (2) L to R Barry Brown, Lisa Brown, Mary Grahovac, Lisa Ramsay, Brandon Brown 1 2 The Exceptional Foundation Once again, Team Protective participated in the Exceptional Foundation s annual Chili Cook-Off as part of Protective s ongoing support. The Exceptional Foundation provides social and recreational activities to mentally challenged individuals. L to R Allen Thompson, David Loper, Jason Britt, Holly Brown, Bill Heslop, Mary Hartley, Jessica Kubat 55

10 The Arthritis Foundation Protective s team, Joint Venture, participated in the annual Jingle Bell Run to raise money for the Arthritis Foundation. It raised $1,275, which was matched by the Protective Life Foundation. TEAM MEMBERS Stephanie Belew, Jimmie Bottcher, Karen Brown, Mark Burris, John Coxwell, Amber Darden, Nathan Davidson, Brendan Ellis, Cynthia Ellis, Daniel Hobson, Crystal Lent, David Loper, Amy McCoy, Tracee McCorvey, Sara Overby, Walter Overby, Zach Palamara, Lori Sarazen, Shannon Scott, Anne Strange, Dillon Sullivan, Jordan Sullivan, Kevin Sullivan, Fotis Triantafillu, Sam Vogt Sitting, L to R Karen Brown, Kevin Sullivan, Shannon Scott Standing, L to R Zach Palamara, David Loper, Daniel Hobson, Stephanie Belew, Walter Overby, Mark Burris, Fotis Triantafillu, Sam Vogt, Tracee McCorvey 2 Children s of Alabama Protective s Human Resources department collected and donated fabulous Christmas gifts for the Sugar Plum Shop at Children s of Alabama. The shop provides the patients parents the opportunity of selecting Christmas gifts for their children without having to leave the hospital. 56 David and Lindsay Kessler 3

11 YWCA Central Alabama Family Violence Center One of Human Resources small groups, Giving Back, donated gifts bags to the women in the Family Violence Center for Mother s Day. Starr Gill, Priscilla Dempsey, Debbie Howell First Light, A Center for Homeless Women and Children ProEquities, Inc., Protective s in-house broker dealer, collected and donated a generous bounty of food to First Light during the Thanksgiving season. L to R Melanie Thompson, Kim Boyd, Shelley Rigby Tortorigi, Lalecia Coleman, Bryan Hackett 57

12 Vietnam Vets of America HR s small group, Giving Back, donated various household items and clothing to the Vietnam Vets of America in Bannockburn, IL in honor of the 4th of July. Holly Hill Children s Services & Mercy Maternity Home Cincinnati, Ohio Each year, Protective s Cincinnati office contributes money towards its Holiday Charity Drive. In addition to collecting money from employees, it also receives contributions from its life and annuity wholesalers in the field. This year, Cincinnati raised $5,000! The Protective Life Foundation matched the amount, for a total of $10,000, and the monies were evenly distributed to Holly Hill Children s Services, a multi-faceted social service agency serving children and families in the Bluegrass region of northern Kentucky, and to Mercy Maternity Home in Erlanger, KY. Appreciation of Military Families Birmingham, AL; Cincinnati, OH; Elgin, IL Protective s Elgin office, in collaboration with its partner departments in the Birmingham and Cincinnati offices, raised money for the adoption of six military families through a variety of activities, including a dunk tank, weekly raffles, jean days, cash donations and bake sales. The fundraising goal of $3,000 was easily exceeded the groups raised in excess of $5,600! In total, 24 children experienced a more joyous Christmas thanks to the effort and generosity of so many at Protective. 58

13 First Light, A Center for Homeless Women and Children Protective s Information Technology department collected and donated gifts and toys to First Light. As a result, the ladies who reside at the Center had a wonderful time shopping for their children during the holiday season. Protective s Internal Audit department purchased, prepared and served a Christmas lunch for the residents of First Light. Front Row - (L to R) Jennifer Martin, Lorine Kallaher, Chad Edwards, Patrick Flynn, Kaila Branch, David Hall Middle Row (L to R) Derry Herring, Heather Smitherman, Rusty Collins, Stanton Kelley, Michael Wade, Chandler Wright Last Row (L to R) Baron Crawford, Ray Hellings 59

14 Protective Life Foundation Advisory Council (L to R) Ben Ingram, Kevin Sullivan, Sherri Swickard, Kimberly Lavender, Rita Fulton, Sallie Bryant, Ellen Michael, Robert Beeman Protective Life Foundation Executive Review Committee Mr. Richard J. Bielen Ms. Kate H. Cotton Mr. John D. Johns Ms. Carolyn M. Johnson Ms. Deborah J. Long 60

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