The United Way of Greater Cleveland 2004-2005 Annual Meeting
United Way of Greater Cleveland celebrated the end of the 2004 campaign on February 25 with an audience of over 1100 at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel. Campaign Chair Charles A. Ratner, President and CEO and Director of Forest City Enterprises, Inc., announced the campaign result of $45,765,198. Alexander M. (Sandy) Cutler, United Way Chairman of the Board and Chairman and CEO of Eaton Corporation, introduced the 2005 Campaign Chair Henry L. Meyer III, and new board members to the United Way team.
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Sandy Cutler, chairman of the board for United Way and chairman and CEO of Eaton Corp., addresses the audience in his United Way Report to the Community.
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David Whitehead, board member and VP of First Energy, and the entire audience of 1,200 give a standing ovation to Cutler.
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Barbara Danforth, United Way Council of Agency Executives President and YWCA of Greater Cleveland Executive Director, presents the Spotlight Volunteer awards.
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Belva Denmark Tibbs, a volunteer at the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cleveland, is presented with a Spotlight Volunteer award.
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Judy M. Zangmeister, a volunteer with the Diabetes Association of Greater Cleveland, displays her Spotlight Volunteer award certificate.
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George Humphrey, president of Extrudex and long-time United Way supporter, gratefully acknowledges his award as United Way of Greater Cleveland's Volunteer of the Year.
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Allan Krulak, the 2004 Campaign Liaison and Vice President, Director of Community Affairs, Forest City Enterprises, Inc., was presented with the Community Partner award.
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Chuck Ratner, 2004 United Way campaign chair, delivers his announcement - the 2004 campaign raised $45,765,198 for the Greater Cleveland community!
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Sandy Cutler honors Chuck Ratner with a special gift from United Way of "thank you" pictures from Kevin Pech and Dontae Royster for Chuck's dedication to his community. Kevin, who is 5, made handprints in paint while a photo of Dontae shows him using the American Sign Language gesture for "thanks."
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Henry Meyer, 2005 United Way campaign chair and chairman and CEO for KeyCorp, gears up the crowd for the upcoming 2005 campaign.
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