Our Supporters
Thank you to all who supported the Women's Fund of Greater Omaha in 2007. Listed below are donors and sponsors who contributed at the $1,000 level and above:
Guiding $10,000 and above
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BlueCross/BlueShield of Nebraska
First Data Resources, Inc.
First National Bank
Lozier Foundation
Methodist Health System
Mutual of Omaha
William and Ruth Scott Family Foundation
Mimi Waldbaum
Weitz Funds
Barbara and Wallace Weitz |
Sustaining $5,000 - $9,999
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American National Bank
Mammel Family Foundation
State Farm Mutual Auto Ins. Co.
Union Pacific Corporation |
Transforming $1,000 - $4,999
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7 Oaks Investment Corp.
Abrahams Kaslow & Cassman LLP
Aesthetic Surgical Images
Alegent Health
Ellie Archer
Linda Arena
Baird Holm
Bank Of The West
Ron and Chris Blumkin
Myriel S. Boes
Borsheim's Fine Jewelry & Gifts
Anne Branigan
America First Investment Advisors
Sharon Carleton
Central States Indemnity Co. of Omaha
Children's Hospital
Clark Creative Group
ConAgra Foods, Inc.
Coventry Health Care of Nebraska
Cox Communications
Creighton University
Jeff Davis
Deloitte & Touche, LLP
Charles Drew Health Center, Inc.
Ervin & Smith
Michele Feichtinger
The Gallup Organization
Grubb & Ellis/Pacific Realty
Susan Henricks
Richard Holland
Home Instead Senior Care |
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KPMG LLP
Dan and Michelle Koraleski
Jack and Stephanie Koraleski
Lincoln Financial Group
Dianne and Allan Lozier
Sandy & George Lozier
Jan Mactier
Kathy and Brian Mallatt
Claudia Martin
Steve Martin and Amy Haddad
McCallie Associates
Diva R. Mejias
Metropolitan Community College
Nebraska Methodist Hospital Foundation
Sharee and Murray Newman
OPPD
One World Community Health Centers, Inc.
Peter Kiewit Sons', Inc.
Qwest
Laurie Ruge
Ron and Barb Schaefer
Eve and Fred Simon
The Hawks Foundation
Jann and L. B. "Red" Thomas
University of Nebraska at Omaha
Valmont Industries, Inc.
Diana Vieselmeyer
Wells Fargo Bank
Mike and Gail Yanney |
OUR MISSION
The Women's Fund of Greater Omaha examines issues and conducts research to provide informed support for initiatives that improve the lives of metropolitan area women and girls.