2019 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

2019 Board MembersBOARD LEADERSHIP

Shawn HanlonChairperson

John L. KrausSecretary

Robert J. TiskusTreasurer

BOARD MEMBERS

Raymond C. AmelioPeople Count…the Most!

Mathias BarlatKennametal, Inc.

James M. Droney, Jr.Mt. Lebanon Office Equipment Company

Mario FarinaGoodwill Anlus, Italy

Wendy Roehrich HallAIG, Inc.

Frank M. HammondRetired – BNY Mellon

Shawn P. HanlonPricewaterhouseCoopers

Donald L. Kalkbrenner, Jr.Retired – Highmark

John KrausLiquid Capital of Western PA and retired from H.J. Heinz

Lynn LandisBasic Business Concepts, Inc.

David LundDick’s Sporting Goods

Mauro L. MacioceUPMC

Christen MaloneBNY Mellon

John A. Mills, IIIRetired – National City Bank of PA

About GoodwillWho we are:Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania is a diversified nonprofit human service agency that serves southwestern Pennsylvania and north central West Virginia and manages several affiliate units and special-purpose entities, including Goodwill Commercial Services, Inc.; Goodwill Housing; and Mission Logistics, LLC. The agency operates over 30 retail stores and several other businesses to help fund programs and to provide job training, education and related services to help people overcome employment barriers.

Annually, Goodwill serves over 10,000 adults and youth with nearly 1,000 individual placements of participants into unsubsidized employment and nearly 1,500 persons employed directly by Goodwill SWPA. These factors result in over $150 million of economic impact every year.

Our mission:We help people improve their quality of life through work and related services.

Our vision:Our vision is to be the region’s premier human service organization offering exceptional services. We will be satisfied only when all persons have the opportunity to achieve success in their pursuit of meaningful work or other quality of life experiences.

BOARD MEMBERS (continued)

Demeshia Seals

Jason A. SigalRYCON Construction, Inc.

Raymond H. Steeb, IIIFasttac, Inc.

Scot StevensUPMC

Robert J. TiskusM&T Bank

Marijane TreacyWest Penn Allegheny Health System

Jana Volante WalshakFox Rothschild, LLP

Chris WestGreater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

EMERITUS MEMBERS

R. Yvonne CamposCampos Research Strategy

J. Ardie DillenMaterials Research Society

John C. KrouseHancock County Sheltered Workshop

Karen L. LarrimerPNC Bank

Morton D. StanfieldRetired – Communities in Schools

Jeffrey W. SterlingRetired – Federated Investors

HONORARY MEMBERS

Bishop Cynthia Moore-KoikoiWestern PA United Methodist Conference

Rev. Larry P. HomitskyUnited Methodist Church – North Side Circuit

James C. RoddeyParenteBeard, LLC

BOARD LEADERSHIPA JOURNEY THAT STARTED IN 1919…

Robert S. Foltz Building118 52nd Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201 412.481.9005 TTY: 412.632.1438 goodwillswpa.org

Dear Friends:

In the last 100 years, some things about us have changed…our name (formerly Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh)…our territory…which now extends into north central West Virginia, and the location of our headquarters…from our first location in the Strip District, to our newest location in Lawrenceville.

What hasn’t changed is our mission – to help people improve their quality of life through work. Thousands of people find their way to Goodwill each year seeking a way to overcome their employment barriers and attain a livable wage.

In 2019, we celebrate our legacy; however, we know our journey continues and is a work in progress. Perhaps the one thing that can be learned from our established presence is that we are committed for the long run.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, staff, and the people we serve, I welcome you to join us in illuminating the impact of our work through a number of special events planned for Goodwill’s centennial.

I hope to see you at one, or more events!

Sincerely,

Michael SmithPresident/CEO

2019 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

2019 Board MembersBOARD LEADERSHIP

Shawn HanlonChairperson

John L. KrausSecretary

Robert J. TiskusTreasurer

BOARD MEMBERS

Raymond C. AmelioPeople Count…the Most!

Mathias BarlatKennametal, Inc.

James M. Droney, Jr.Mt. Lebanon Office Equipment Company

Mario FarinaGoodwill Anlus, Italy

Wendy Roehrich HallAIG, Inc.

Frank M. HammondRetired – BNY Mellon

Shawn P. HanlonPricewaterhouseCoopers

Donald L. Kalkbrenner, Jr.Retired – Highmark

John KrausLiquid Capital of Western PA and retired from H.J. Heinz

Lynn LandisBasic Business Concepts, Inc.

David LundDick’s Sporting Goods

Mauro L. MacioceUPMC

Christen MaloneBNY Mellon

John A. Mills, IIIRetired – National City Bank of PA

About GoodwillWho we are:Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania is a diversified nonprofit human service agency that serves southwestern Pennsylvania and north central West Virginia and manages several affiliate units and special-purpose entities, including Goodwill Commercial Services, Inc.; Goodwill Housing; and Mission Logistics, LLC. The agency operates over 30 retail stores and several other businesses to help fund programs and to provide job training, education and related services to help people overcome employment barriers.

Annually, Goodwill serves over 10,000 adults and youth with nearly 1,000 individual placements of participants into unsubsidized employment and nearly 1,500 persons employed directly by Goodwill SWPA. These factors result in over $150 million of economic impact every year.

Our mission:We help people improve their quality of life through work and related services.

Our vision:Our vision is to be the region’s premier human service organization offering exceptional services. We will be satisfied only when all persons have the opportunity to achieve success in their pursuit of meaningful work or other quality of life experiences.

BOARD MEMBERS (continued)

Demeshia Seals

Jason A. SigalRYCON Construction, Inc.

Raymond H. Steeb, IIIFasttac, Inc.

Scot StevensUPMC

Robert J. TiskusM&T Bank

Marijane TreacyWest Penn Allegheny Health System

Jana Volante WalshakFox Rothschild, LLP

Chris WestGreater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

EMERITUS MEMBERS

R. Yvonne CamposCampos Research Strategy

J. Ardie DillenMaterials Research Society

John C. KrouseHancock County Sheltered Workshop

Karen L. LarrimerPNC Bank

Morton D. StanfieldRetired – Communities in Schools

Jeffrey W. SterlingRetired – Federated Investors

HONORARY MEMBERS

Bishop Cynthia Moore-KoikoiWestern PA United Methodist Conference

Rev. Larry P. HomitskyUnited Methodist Church – North Side Circuit

James C. RoddeyParenteBeard, LLC

BOARD LEADERSHIPA JOURNEY THAT STARTED IN 1919…

Robert S. Foltz Building118 52nd Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201 412.481.9005 TTY: 412.632.1438 goodwillswpa.org

Dear Friends:

In the last 100 years, some things about us have changed…our name (formerly Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh)…our territory…which now extends into north central West Virginia, and the location of our headquarters…from our first location in the Strip District, to our newest location in Lawrenceville.

What hasn’t changed is our mission – to help people improve their quality of life through work. Thousands of people find their way to Goodwill each year seeking a way to overcome their employment barriers and attain a livable wage.

In 2019, we celebrate our legacy; however, we know our journey continues and is a work in progress. Perhaps the one thing that can be learned from our established presence is that we are committed for the long run.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, staff, and the people we serve, I welcome you to join us in illuminating the impact of our work through a number of special events planned for Goodwill’s centennial.

I hope to see you at one, or more events!

Sincerely,

Michael SmithPresident/CEO

22nd Annual Power of Work AwardsThe goal of the Power of Work Awards program is to recognize the extraordinary workforce development efforts of local businesses, thus resulting in a better quality of life for individuals with personal challenges and their families.

Each year, the Power of Work Awards welcomes hundreds of professionals to an awards ceremony and luncheon to celebrate the accomplishments of the winners. Attendees enjoy a tremendously inspirational program as the award winners and their dedicated employees share powerful stories of perseverance, courage and achievement. Since the program’s inception in 1997, Goodwill has presented Power of Work awards to more than 50 different southwestern Pennsylvania area businesses.

Target Audience Community leaders, corporate citizens, human resources professionals and employers across southwestern Pennsylvania

Anticipated Attendance 350+

Date and Time Friday, March 22, 2019 | 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Location Sheraton Station Square, 300 W Station Square Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

19th Annual Golf for GoodwillGolf for Goodwill (Golf) is Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s largest fundraising event. Over the last 18 years, Golf has raised well over $1 million for Goodwill’s innovative job training and education programs.

This year, golfers will play at the Pittsburgh Field Club — one of Pittsburgh’s most premier golf clubs — to celebrate and support the work of Goodwill. After enjoying 18 holes with caddies, drinks, snacks, and special contests, golfers will enjoy the cocktail and hors d’oeuvres hour with an open bar, luxury silent auction, and raffles. The day concludes with a moving dinner program and awards ceremony, hosted by Chris Mueller, radio personality on 93.7 The Fan, and Goodwill President/CEO Mike Smith, to highlight the impact of Goodwill and distribute awards to the event sponsors and the winners of the day’s golf contests.

Target Audience Corporate executives and their clientele and friends, Goodwill supporters and funders

Anticipated Attendance 140+

Date and Time Monday, August 12, 2019 | 10:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Location Pittsburgh Field Club, 121 Field Club Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15238

SIGNATURE EVENTS 100TH ANNIVERSARY EVENTSGoodwill Delegate AssemblyExecutives and high-ranking officers representing 162 Goodwill organizations throughout North America will convene their annual meeting and conference, Delegate Assembly, in Pittsburgh, PA in late June. The Delegate Assembly creates a one-of-a-kind opportunity for businesses to interact with influential decision-makers whose commitment provides innovative workforce solutions in their communities.

Many sponsors will also receive tickets to the “Pittsburgh Night Out”. The night out is an opportunity for executives and their families to relax and enjoy an evening of food, drink and entertainment. Musical group Totally 80s will be in the NEW Pointview Hall at the Carnegie Science Center throughout the evening delighting the crowd with musical favorites from the 1980s. Pop up activities and demonstration stations will be available on several of the exhibit floors. Guests will also be able to interact with several of the Science Center’s iconic exhibits, including the Miniature Railroad & Village®, BodyWorks and roboworld®.

Target Audience Chief executive officers, Board chairs and senior leaders from over 160 Goodwills across the country and their immediate familiesy

Anticipated Attendance 500+

Impact and Reach Collectively these autonomous organizations form a $5 billion social enterprise which encompasses 3,200 retail and online stores. Their respective Goodwills also generate revenue by providing a wide range of contracting services for businesses and government entities.

Conference Dates June 23 – 26, 2019 | All Day

Conference Location Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown, 600 Commonwealth Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Pittsburgh Night Out Date and Time Monday, June 24, 2019 | 6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Pittsburgh Night Out Location Carnegie Science Center, One Allegheny Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s 100th Birthday PartyJoin us in a centennial celebration that promises to be one “wild” party! This is a family-friendly event open to Goodwill’s employees, families, community partners, neighbors and friends. And, yes, there will be cake andice cream!

Your party destination - The Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium! Come early to tour the zoo then enjoy a picnic lunch, live entertainment, terrific activities and trivia. Interact with live animals from around the zoo (and touch them!), take a commemorative digital photo in our custom photo booth provided by DigiBooths and much more! Don’t forget to stop by the Goodwill Times Table to get caught up on Goodwill’s past as well as Goodwill’s plans for the next 100 years.

Target Audience Goodwill’s good friends

Anticipated Attendance 400+

Date and Time Sunday, September 15, 2019 | 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Location Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, 7370 Baker Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15206

22nd Annual Power of Work AwardsThe goal of the Power of Work Awards program is to recognize the extraordinary workforce development efforts of local businesses, thus resulting in a better quality of life for individuals with personal challenges and their families.

Each year, the Power of Work Awards welcomes hundreds of professionals to an awards ceremony and luncheon to celebrate the accomplishments of the winners. Attendees enjoy a tremendously inspirational program as the award winners and their dedicated employees share powerful stories of perseverance, courage and achievement. Since the program’s inception in 1997, Goodwill has presented Power of Work awards to more than 50 different southwestern Pennsylvania area businesses.

Target Audience Community leaders, corporate citizens, human resources professionals and employers across southwestern Pennsylvania

Anticipated Attendance 350+

Date and Time Friday, March 22, 2019 | 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Location Sheraton Station Square, 300 W Station Square Drive, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

19th Annual Golf for GoodwillGolf for Goodwill (Golf) is Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s largest fundraising event. Over the last 18 years, Golf has raised well over $1 million for Goodwill’s innovative job training and education programs.

This year, golfers will play at the Pittsburgh Field Club — one of Pittsburgh’s most premier golf clubs — to celebrate and support the work of Goodwill. After enjoying 18 holes with caddies, drinks, snacks, and special contests, golfers will enjoy the cocktail and hors d’oeuvres hour with an open bar, luxury silent auction, and raffles. The day concludes with a moving dinner program and awards ceremony, hosted by Chris Mueller, radio personality on 93.7 The Fan, and Goodwill President/CEO Mike Smith, to highlight the impact of Goodwill and distribute awards to the event sponsors and the winners of the day’s golf contests.

Target Audience Corporate executives and their clientele and friends, Goodwill supporters and funders

Anticipated Attendance 140+

Date and Time Monday, August 12, 2019 | 10:30 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

Location Pittsburgh Field Club, 121 Field Club Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15238

SIGNATURE EVENTS 100TH ANNIVERSARY EVENTSGoodwill Delegate AssemblyExecutives and high-ranking officers representing 162 Goodwill organizations throughout North America will convene their annual meeting and conference, Delegate Assembly, in Pittsburgh, PA in late June. The Delegate Assembly creates a one-of-a-kind opportunity for businesses to interact with influential decision-makers whose commitment provides innovative workforce solutions in their communities.

Many sponsors will also receive tickets to the “Pittsburgh Night Out”. The night out is an opportunity for executives and their families to relax and enjoy an evening of food, drink and entertainment. Musical group Totally 80s will be in the NEW Pointview Hall at the Carnegie Science Center throughout the evening delighting the crowd with musical favorites from the 1980s. Pop up activities and demonstration stations will be available on several of the exhibit floors. Guests will also be able to interact with several of the Science Center’s iconic exhibits, including the Miniature Railroad & Village®, BodyWorks and roboworld®.

Target Audience Chief executive officers, Board chairs and senior leaders from over 160 Goodwills across the country and their immediate familiesy

Anticipated Attendance 500+

Impact and Reach Collectively these autonomous organizations form a $5 billion social enterprise which encompasses 3,200 retail and online stores. Their respective Goodwills also generate revenue by providing a wide range of contracting services for businesses and government entities.

Conference Dates June 23 – 26, 2019 | All Day

Conference Location Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown, 600 Commonwealth Place, Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Pittsburgh Night Out Date and Time Monday, June 24, 2019 | 6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Pittsburgh Night Out Location Carnegie Science Center, One Allegheny Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania’s 100th Birthday PartyJoin us in a centennial celebration that promises to be one “wild” party! This is a family-friendly event open to Goodwill’s employees, families, community partners, neighbors and friends. And, yes, there will be cake andice cream!

Your party destination - The Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium! Come early to tour the zoo then enjoy a picnic lunch, live entertainment, terrific activities and trivia. Interact with live animals from around the zoo (and touch them!), take a commemorative digital photo in our custom photo booth provided by DigiBooths and much more! Don’t forget to stop by the Goodwill Times Table to get caught up on Goodwill’s past as well as Goodwill’s plans for the next 100 years.

Target Audience Goodwill’s good friends

Anticipated Attendance 400+

Date and Time Sunday, September 15, 2019 | 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Location Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium, 7370 Baker Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15206

2019 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

2019 Board MembersBOARD LEADERSHIP

Shawn HanlonChairperson

John L. KrausSecretary

Robert J. TiskusTreasurer

BOARD MEMBERS

Raymond C. AmelioPeople Count…the Most!

Mathias BarlatKennametal, Inc.

James M. Droney, Jr.Mt. Lebanon Office Equipment Company

Mario FarinaGoodwill Anlus, Italy

Wendy Roehrich HallAIG, Inc.

Frank M. HammondRetired – BNY Mellon

Shawn P. HanlonPricewaterhouseCoopers

Donald L. Kalkbrenner, Jr.Retired – Highmark

John KrausLiquid Capital of Western PA and retired from H.J. Heinz

Lynn LandisBasic Business Concepts, Inc.

David LundDick’s Sporting Goods

Mauro L. MacioceUPMC

Christen MaloneBNY Mellon

John A. Mills, IIIRetired – National City Bank of PA

About GoodwillWho we are:Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania is a diversified nonprofit human service agency that serves southwestern Pennsylvania and north central West Virginia and manages several affiliate units and special-purpose entities, including Goodwill Commercial Services, Inc.; Goodwill Housing; and Mission Logistics, LLC. The agency operates over 30 retail stores and several other businesses to help fund programs and to provide job training, education and related services to help people overcome employment barriers.

Annually, Goodwill serves over 10,000 adults and youth with nearly 1,000 individual placements of participants into unsubsidized employment and nearly 1,500 persons employed directly by Goodwill SWPA. These factors result in over $150 million of economic impact every year.

Our mission:We help people improve their quality of life through work and related services.

Our vision:Our vision is to be the region’s premier human service organization offering exceptional services. We will be satisfied only when all persons have the opportunity to achieve success in their pursuit of meaningful work or other quality of life experiences.

BOARD MEMBERS (continued)

Demeshia Seals

Jason A. SigalRYCON Construction, Inc.

Raymond H. Steeb, IIIFasttac, Inc.

Scot StevensUPMC

Robert J. TiskusM&T Bank

Marijane TreacyWest Penn Allegheny Health System

Jana Volante WalshakFox Rothschild, LLP

Chris WestGreater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

EMERITUS MEMBERS

R. Yvonne CamposCampos Research Strategy

J. Ardie DillenMaterials Research Society

John C. KrouseHancock County Sheltered Workshop

Karen L. LarrimerPNC Bank

Morton D. StanfieldRetired – Communities in Schools

Jeffrey W. SterlingRetired – Federated Investors

HONORARY MEMBERS

Bishop Cynthia Moore-KoikoiWestern PA United Methodist Conference

Rev. Larry P. HomitskyUnited Methodist Church – North Side Circuit

James C. RoddeyParenteBeard, LLC

BOARD LEADERSHIPA JOURNEY THAT STARTED IN 1919…

Robert S. Foltz Building118 52nd Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201 412.481.9005 TTY: 412.632.1438 goodwillswpa.org

Dear Friends:

In the last 100 years, some things about us have changed…our name (formerly Goodwill Industries of Pittsburgh)…our territory…which now extends into north central West Virginia, and the location of our headquarters…from our first location in the Strip District, to our newest location in Lawrenceville.

What hasn’t changed is our mission – to help people improve their quality of life through work. Thousands of people find their way to Goodwill each year seeking a way to overcome their employment barriers and attain a livable wage.

In 2019, we celebrate our legacy; however, we know our journey continues and is a work in progress. Perhaps the one thing that can be learned from our established presence is that we are committed for the long run.

On behalf of the Board of Directors, staff, and the people we serve, I welcome you to join us in illuminating the impact of our work through a number of special events planned for Goodwill’s centennial.

I hope to see you at one, or more events!

Sincerely,

Michael SmithPresident/CEO