Donald Malarky

The YMCA of the Fox Cities provides youth and family development activities and services. It offers programs for individuals with disabilities, and childcare programs which include day care, drop-in, pre-school, and school age projects. It also provides financial assistance to children, adults, and families. The company was founded in 1888 and is headquartered in Appleton, WI.

Velosio LLC engages in deploying business applications through the transformational cloud. Its solutions include Microsoft Dynamics 365, Sage, Netsuite and Microsoft Cloud. The company was founded in January 2018 and is headquartered in Dublin, OH.

Plumbline Consulting LLC is a software engineering and consulting private company that has been transforming Dynamics business solution functionality for almost 30 years. The company is based in Findlay, OH. The company has worked closely with Microsoft and the partner ecosystem to provide add-ons that enhance their customers' Microsoft Dynamics SL and Dynamics GP solutions, resulting in increased efficiency for day-to-day processes. Plumbline Consulting has built the first industry solution to sit on top of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central for professional services and project-based businesses. The company continues to provide apps that seamlessly enhance capabilities across the entire Microsoft Dynamics 365 portfolio. Joseph Longo has been the CEO of the company since 2009.

Part of G.S. Electech, Inc., G.S.W. Manufacturing, Inc. is a company that specializes in making wire harnesses for various vehicles, including forklifts and ATVs. The company is based in Findlay, OH. The company's products are designed to contribute to the safety, security, and comfort of vehicles. The company prides themselves on regarding their customers as partners and serving their needs.

United Way of Hancock County started as a combined agency fund drive to reduce the overhead costs of fundraising. United Way of Hancock County is based in Findlay, OH. In the 1930s, it organized the Three-Way Drive of Youth Activities to support Camp Fire Girls, the YMCA, and Boy Scouts. In 1955, the group reorganized as the United Community Fund and expanded its impact to include programs addressing health and safety net services. The organization benefits agencies such as Cancer Patient Services, Hancock County Mental Health Association, American Red Cross, and Salvation Army.