Donations Reported by 426 United Ways for 2005-6

September 14, 2005 | Read Time: 7 minutes

United Ways across the country last year raised $4.04-billion

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in donations from private sources, a gain of 0.4 percent from the previous year but not enough to match the 3.4-percent inflation rate. Fifty-six percent of the nation’s 1,326 United Ways increased their donations last year, compared with 42 percent that did so in 2003.

Following are the results from 426 United Ways that were supplied by United Way of America. The figures show money, products, and services raised from on-the-job drives, appeals to foundations, and other solicitations. They do not include money brought in from government grants.

METRO 1
	2004 Donations	2005 Donations	Percentage change
Akron, Ohio	$11,712,081	$11,780,437	+0.6%
Albuquerque	15,745,648	19,068,436	+21.1
Anchorage	9,482,673	9,799,973	+3.3
Atlanta	78,447,000	97,731,061	+ 24.6
Austin, Tex.	16,251,415	17,248,448	+ 6.1
Baltimore	43,195,130	42,239,666	-2.2
Baton Rouge, La.	11,592,921	15,026,751	+29.6
Bethlehem, Pa.	11,683,258	10,666,757	-8.7
Birmingham, Ala.	33,726,503	36,594,363	+8.5
Boston	55,931,914	48,319,231	-13.6
Boynton Beach, Fla.	13,628,855	16,307,322	+19.7
Bridgewater, N.J.	10,016,524	9,821,747	-1.9
Buffalo, N.Y.	17,533,037	16,606,126	-5.3
Cedar Rapids, Iowa	8,531,671	9,181,407	+7.6
Charlotte, N.C.	39,700,116	42,285,134	+6.5
Chattanooga, Tenn.	15,316,224	15,454,649	+0.9
Chicago	71,870,716	70,942,648	-1.3
Cincinnati	63,237,958	64,152,303	+1.4
Cleveland	47,873,961	44,718,882	-6.6
Columbia, S.C.	9,579,479	10,366,719	+8.2
Columbus, Ohio	54,108,208	52,984,551	-2.1
Dallas	47,345,456	52,059,135	+10.0
Dayton, Ohio	14,666,296	13,721,448	-6.4
Denver	28,100,533	28,245,923	+0.5
Des Moines	19,017,431	20,727,604	+9.0
Detroit	69,566,070	69,250,704	-0.5
Everett, Wash.	9,827,414	9,666,199	-1.6
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.	12,324,840	13,529,500	+9.8
Fort Worth	23,085,302	24,174,881	+4.7
Grand Rapids, Mich.	14,619,201	14,195,740	-2.9
Greensboro, N.C.	13,232,215	13,309,289	+0.6
Greenville, S.C.	13,594,176	15,105,102	+11.1
Hartford, Conn.	26,699,326	26,031,000	-2.5
Honolulu	18,598,242	21,081,914	+13.4
Houston	69,779,027	82,665,381	+18.5
Indianapolis	51,630,971	46,039,000	-10.8
Irvine, Calif.	26,977,590	25,674,516	-4.8
Jacksonville, Fla.	22,994,342	24,156,013	+5.1
Kalamazoo, Mich.	10,550,693	11,128,623	+5.5
Kansas City, Mo.	47,030,134	52,983,645	+12.7
Knoxville, Tenn.	12,276,232	12,658,838	+3.1
Lancaster, Pa.	9,296,823	10,392,841	+11.8
Las Vegas	13,100,392	10,856,227	-17.1
Lawrenceville, N.J.	9,941,997	9,898,634	-0.4
Los Angeles	59,500,098	57,179,017	-3.9
Louisville, Ky.	30,420,934	29,523,977	-2.9
Madison, Wis.	17,323,807	18,343,480	+5.9
Memphis	29,304,325	30,477,871	+4.0
Miami	49,774,651	52,061,732	+4.6
Milwaukee	39,018,606	39,302,916	+0.7
Nashville	20,469,197	18,628,362	-9.0
New York	71,297,518	66,908,318	-6.2
Norfolk, Va.	20,264,330	21,408,966	+5.6
Oklahoma City	17,485,738	18,564,485	+6.2
Omaha	20,485,305	21,121,727	+3.1
Orlando, Fla.	16,848,893	17,267,997	+2.5
Philadelphia	51,326,274	52,462,643	+2.2
Phoenix	52,781,199	50,702,678	-3.9
Pittsburgh	29,175,275	29,413,072	+0.8
Portland, Ore.	15,525,588	17,697,415	+14.0
Providence, R.I.	$17,989,052	$17,944,812	-0.2%
Research Triangle Park, N.C.	18,667,105	18,851,070	+1.0
Richmond, Va.	19,361,867	19,495,513	+0.7
Rochester, N.Y.	39,196,066	39,288,713	+0.2
Sacramento	11,961,236	12,673,219	+6.0
Salt Lake City	10,408,600	13,656,710	+31.2
San Antonio	35,350,096	37,636,987	+6.5
San Diego	24,172,477	23,861,998	-1.3
San Francisco	31,330,089	35,694,716	+13.9
San Jose, Calif.	14,662,127	14,172,907	-3.3
San Juan, P.R.	18,165,135	18,629,230	+2.6
Seattle	103,914,242	98,725,977	-5.0
St. Louis	70,284,972	72,419,229	+3.0
Syracuse, N.Y.	9,127,103	11,455,301	+25.5
Tacoma, Wash.	10,120,207	12,238,370	+20.9
Tampa, Fla.	21,796,888	22,136,122	+1.6
Toledo, Ohio	12,304,815	12,986,767	+5.5
Tucson	8,863,844	12,276,309	+38.5
Tulsa, Okla.	21,145,210	22,465,399	+6.2
Twin Cities, Minn.	87,464,231	89,392,339	+2.2
White Plains, N.Y.	12,680,495	12,341,369	-2.7
Wichita, Kan.	16,480,041	14,867,852	-9.8
Wilmington, Del.	26,772,992	24,900,000	-7.0
Winston Salem, N.C.	16,892,472	16,670,536	– 1.3

METRO 2
	2004 Donations	2005 Donations	Percentage change
Albany, N.Y.	$7,614,965	$7,530,868	– 1.1%
Amarillo, Tex.	4,682,218	5,059,804	+ 8.1
Ann Arbor, Mich.	7,274,428	7,418,258	+ 2.0
Asheville, N.C.	5,722,437	5,922,368	+ 3.5
Augusta, Ga.	4,535,839	4,395,099	– 3.1
Battle Creek, Mich.	4,639,661	4,546,432	– 2.0
Bloomington, Ill.	4,006,566	4,307,715	+ 7.5
Boise, Idaho	5,784,282	5,645,596	– 2.4
Canton, Ohio	n/a	7,832,686	–
Cocoa, Fla.	6,351,088	6,389,588	+ 0.6
Colorado Springs	5,927,877	5,985,017	+ 1.0
Columbus, Ga.	7,053,228	7,310,338	+ 3.6
Corning, N.Y.	3,997,666	4,186,328	+ 4.7
Corpus Christi, Tex.	5,087,831	4,510,849	– 11.3
Davenport, Iowa	9,224,069	9,553,617	+ 3.6
East Lansing, Mich.	5,857,584	6,104,520	+ 4.2
El Paso	4,762,834	4,926,144	+ 3.4
Enola, Pa.	8,872,346	9,667,646	+ 9.0
Erie, Pa.	5,455,610	6,062,764	+ 11.1
Evansville, Ind.	5,599,765	6,391,227	+ 14.1
Flint, Mich.	8,039,012	5,271,973	– 34.4
Fort Collins, Colo.	4,335,400	5,532,079	+ 27.6
Fort Myers, Fla.	6,630,304	6,487,427	– 2.2
Fort Wayne, Ind.	5,776,906	5,648,214	– 2.2
Framingham, Mass.	5,512,935	5,215,100	– 5.4
Gales Ferry, Conn.	11,183,427	10,596,125	– 5.3
Griffith, Ind.	4,880,286	5,009,686	+ 2.7
Gurnee, Ill.	6,998,808	10,616,686	+ 51.7
Highland City, Fla.	8,769,506	9,827,761	+ 12.1
Huntsville, Ala.	5,749,377	5,660,559	– 1.5
Lafayette, Ind.	4,703,782	4,950,400	+ 5.2
Lake Charles, La.	4,389,882	4,133,018	– 5.9
Lexington, Ky.	8,097,708	8,110,211	+ 0.2
Lincoln, Neb.	5,157,853	5,182,254	+ 0.5
Little Rock, Ark.	4,340,578	4,963,287	+ 14.3
Lubbock, Tex.	4,279,155	4,670,066	+ 9.1
Macon, Ga.	5,668,014	5,760,051	+ 1.6
Menasha, Wis.	6,190,501	6,664,070	+ 7.6
Mesa, Ariz.	4,063,383	4,574,297	+ 12.6
Midland, Mich.	4,240,700	4,602,333	+ 8.5
Mobile, Ala.	6,095,916	5,880,238	– 3.5
Montgomery, Ala.	6,731,259	6,726,055	– 0.1
Morristown, N.J.	n/a	7,117,524	–
New Haven, Conn.	5,899,413	5,742,186	– 2.7
Newport News, Va.	7,136,915	7,188,688	+ 0.7
North Charleston, N.C.	8,612,713	9,828,766	+ 14.1
Peoria, Ill.	6,294,948	7,803,587	+ 24.0
Portland, Me.	10,956,708	9,772,823	– 10.8
Portsmouth, N.H.	$4,357,140	$4,356,201	0.0%
Racine, Wis.	4,606,895	4,844,660	+ 5.2
Rancocas, N.J.	4,365,984	4,359,310	– 0.2
Reading, Pa.	8,581,060	8,857,651	+ 3.2
Riverside, Calif.	n/a	4,151,635	–
Roanoke, Va.	6,386,000	6,272,545	– 1.8
Rochester, Minn.	4,391,117	4,306,926	– 1.9
Rockford, Ill.	5,230,537	6,338,900	+ 21.2
Savannah, Ga.	8,445,923	8,511,398	+ 0.8
Sioux Falls, S.D.	7,557,867	7,949,183	+ 5.2
Spokane, Wash.	4,542,488	4,594,874	+ 1.2
Springfield, Mass.	6,346,891	6,976,813	+ 9.9
Springfield, Ore.	5,166,541	5,215,757	+ 1.0
Stockton, Calif.	3,489,408	4,018,942	+ 15.2
Tallahassee, Fla.	6,509,080	7,087,774	+ 8.9
Topeka, Kan.	5,781,428	6,069,795	+ 5.0
Waukesha, Wis.	4,384,030	4,380,312	– 0.1
West Chester, Pa.	3,470,459	3,470,459	+ 0.0
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.	4,596,750	4,785,220	+ 4.1
Worcester, Mass.	6,617,170	6,521,872	– 1.4
York, Pa.	7,049,528	7,229,461	+ 2.6

METRO 3
	2004 Donations	2005 Donations	Percentage change
Abilene, Tex.	$2,183,691	$2,388,869	+ 9.4%
Aiken, S.C.	2,895,805	2,590,979	– 10.5
Angleton, Tex.	2,512,589	2,676,237	+ 6.5
Attleboro, Mass.	2,348,889	2,206,662	– 6.1
Bangor, Me.	10,477,670	3,683,056	– 64.8
Bath, Me.	n/a	2,061,052	–
Baytown, Tex.	1,734,967	2,074,295	+ 19.6
Beaufort, S.C.	2,947,302	3,699,168	+ 25.5
Beaumont, Tex.	2,609,468	2,529,679	– 3.1
Benton Harbor, Mich.	2,828,549	2,924,870	+ 3.4
Bentonville, Ark.	16,930,233	25,308,090	+ 49.5
Binghamton, N.Y.	4,128,698	3,311,262	– 19.8
Boulder, Colo.	3,292,854	3,292,854	+ 0.0
Bowling Green, Ky.	2,133,391	2,095,679	– 1.8
Bradenton, Fla.	2,589,621	2,686,776	+ 3.8
Bremerton, Wash.	3,254,215	3,684,352	+ 13.2
Bridgeport, Conn.	4,127,013	4,127,013	0.0
Burlington, Vt.	4,028,493	4,127,502	+ 2.5
Camarillo, Calif.	3,617,603	3,409,070	– 5.8
Camden, N.J.	4,499,216	4,616,779	+ 2.6
Champaign, Ill.	2,997,446	2,997,446	0.0
Charleston, W.Va.	2,855,064	2,678,510	– 6.2
Cleveland, Tenn.	2,521,338	2,378,788	– 5.7
Columbia, Mo.	2,912,434	3,002,617	+ 3.1
Columbus, Ind.	2,769,400	3,089,543	+ 11.6
Concord, N.H.	2,111,011	2,111,011	0.0
Coralville, Iowa	1,850,319	2,070,694	+ 11.9
Dalton, Ga.	3,373,579	3,560,331	+ 5.5
Danbury, Conn.	3,265,242	3,306,855	+ 1.3
Decatur, Ill.	2,533,533	2,636,830	+ 4.1
Dothan, Ala.	2,344,391	2,344,391	0.0
Elizabeth, N.J.	4,969,438	3,775,572	– 24.0
Elkhart, Ind.	2,989,382	2,827,408	– 5.4
Fargo, N.D.	3,624,483	3,868,003	+ 6.7
Farmington, N.M.	n/a	2,128,280	–
Fayetteville, N.C.	2,014,845	2,235,091	+ 10.9
Findlay, Ohio	2,484,428	2,431,357	– 2.1
Fitchburg, Mass.	n/a	2,792,543	–
Fort Smith, Ark.	2,621,762	2,668,409	+ 1.8
Fort Walton Beach, Fla.	2,501,144	3,318,216	+ 32.7
Franklin, Tenn.	2,547,732	3,035,942	+ 19.2
Fredericksburg, Va.	2,642,985	3,081,342	+ 16.6
Fresno, Calif.	n/a	2,936,711	–
Gainesville, Fla.	3,405,916	3,738,465	+ 9.8
Gastonia, N.C.	n/a	3,107,091	–
Green Bay, Wis.	3,316,100	3,148,552	– 5.1
Greensburg, Pa.	3,026,019	3,328,925	+ 10.0
Greenville, N.C.	1,853,026	2,036,089	+ 9.9
Greenwich, Conn.	2,959,881	2,889,318	– 2.4
Gulfport, Miss.	2,887,950	2,887,950	0.0
Holland, Mich.	$2,339,360	$2,253,120	– 3.7%
Jackson, Mich.	2,644,903	2,644,903	0.0
Jackson, Miss.	4,152,528	4,418,804	+ 6.4
Jackson, Tenn.	2,572,936	2,487,187	– 3.3
Joliet, Ill.	3,302,893	3,333,626	+ 0.9
Keene, N.H.	2,202,597	2,273,448	+ 3.2
Kennewick, Wash.	4,006,720	4,074,193	+ 1.7
Kingsport, Tenn.	3,442,368	3,630,187	+ 5.5
Kokomo, Ind.	2,199,814	2,159,739	– 1.8
Lafayette, La.	3,839,330	4,670,498	+ 21.6
Lebanon, Pa.	n/a	2,083,770	–
Lima, Ohio	2,437,580	2,509,625	+ 3.0
Lorain, Ohio	2,727,908	2,564,927	– 6.0
Luling, La.	1,974,070	2,056,014	+ 4.2
Lynchburg, Va.	3,332,297	3,981,095	+ 19.5
Manchester, N.H.	3,721,848	3,060,074	– 17.8
McAllen, Tex.	2,987,659	3,103,378	+ 3.9
Mentor, Ohio	3,783,071	3,912,733	+ 3.4
Middletown, Conn.	n/a	2,636,296	–
Midland, Tex.	n/a	3,303,737	–
Milltown, N.J.	5,014,211	4,200,162	– 16.2
Modesto, Calif.	3,376,818	3,108,622	– 7.9
Monroe, La.	3,830,489	3,482,176	– 9.1
Monterey, Calif.	3,853,181	3,836,932	– 0.4
Muncie, Ind.	3,498,102	3,498,102	0.0
Naples, Fla.	2,359,144	2,359,144	0.0
Newark, N.J.	8,634,309	9,030,133	+ 4.6
Ocala, Fla.	2,242,129	2,694,883	+ 20.2
Ogden, Utah	n/a	5,591,333	–
Oradell, N.J.	3,973,678	3,347,912	– 15.7
Palm Beach, Fla.	5,362,763	3,678,347	– 31.4
Panama City, Fla.	1,976,181	2,133,576	+ 8.0
Pensacola, Fla.	4,028,646	4,028,646	0.0
Pittsfield, Mass.	3,010,628	2,488,354	– 17.3
Poughkeepsie, N.Y.	3,744,653	3,552,040	– 5.1
Rancho Cucamonga, Calif.	3,749,309	4,096,665	+ 9.3
Rapid City, S.D.	2,330,290	2,280,111	– 2.2
Reno, Nev.	2,820,982	2,802,023	– 0.7
Saginaw, Mich.	n/a	3,049,951	–
Saint Cloud, Minn.	3,970,008	4,020,492	+ 1.3
Saint Joseph, Mo.	3,539,558	3,588,562	+ 1.4
Salisbury, N.C.	2,212,353	2,383,552	+ 7.7
San Angelo, Tex.	2,652,584	2,163,784	– 18.4
Santa Barbara, Calif.	3,379,772	3,379,772	0.0
Santa Rosa, Calif.	4,201,834	3,767,800	– 10.3
Sarasota, Fla.	5,176,234	4,373,521	– 15.5
Schenectady, N.Y.	2,620,168	2,498,509	– 4.6
Scranton, Pa.	3,605,360	3,896,604	+ 8.1
Shelby, N.C.	2,522,141	2,551,686	+ 1.2
Shreveport, La.	3,193,223	3,755,474	+ 17.6
Sioux City, Iowa	2,808,092	2,967,227	+ 5.7
South Bend, Ind.	3,946,909	4,546,902	+ 15.2
Spartanburg, S.C.	3,677,983	3,677,983	0.0
Springfield, Ill.	2,805,705	2,805,705	0.0
Springfield, Mo.	3,778,766	3,893,177	+ 3.0
Springfield, Ohio	2,107,047	2,155,999	+ 2.3
State College, Pa.	2,070,350	2,073,734	+ 0.2
Stevens Point, Wis.	2,063,613	2,226,665	+ 7.9
Terre Haute, Ind.	2,280,632	2,130,167	– 6.6
The Woodlands, Tex.	2,112,359	2,112,359	0.0
Thorofare, N.J.	2,670,096	2,904,465	+ 8.8
Tupelo, Miss.	1,781,009	2,019,789	+ 13.4
Tuscaloosa, Ala.	3,284,355	2,985,010	– 9.1
Utica, N.Y.	3,613,303	3,597,861	– 0.4
Valparaiso, Ind.	1,973,731	2,291,542	+ 16.1
Vero Beach, Fla.	2,833,348	2,438,087	– 14.0
Waco, Tex.	2,033,000	2,080,976	+ 2.4
Ward Hill, Mass.	4,733,202	4,733,202	0.0
Waterbury, Conn.	3,030,012	3,040,180	+ 0.3
Waterloo, Iowa	2,324,331	2,399,997	+ 3.3
Wausau, Wis.	2,995,279	3,154,214	+ 5.3
Wichita Falls, Tex.	n/a	2,525,347	–
Wilmington, N.C.	2,612,332	2,330,833	– 10.8
Yakima, Wash.	2,085,500	2,117,500	+ 1.5
Youngstown, Ohio	3,360,283	3,360,283	0.0

METRO 4
	2004 Donations	2005 Donations	Percentage change
Adrian, Mich.	$1,405,531	$1,394,283	– 0.8%
Albany, Ga.	1,531,237	1,531,237	0.0
Alexandria, La.	1,536,682	2,361,465	+ 53.7
Ames, Iowa	1,538,166	1,440,308	– 6.4
Anderson, S.C.	n/a	1,741,643	–
Anderson, Ind.	1,875,960	1,710,431	– 8.8
Anniston, Ala.	1,748,540	1,758,515	+ 0.6
Asheboro, N.C.	1,291,855	1,291,855	0.0
Athens, Ga.	n/a	2,050,487	–
Auburn, Ala.	1,045,142	1,045,142	0.0
Auburn, N.Y.	n/a	1,417,077
Augusta, Me.	1,299,470	1,315,744	+ 1.3
Aurora, Ill.	1,941,730	1,941,730	0.0
Bay City, Mich.	1,339,190	1,367,244	+ 2.1
Bellingham, Wash.	n/a	1,693,857	–
Beloit, Wis.	1,318,710	1,539,564	+ 16.7
Bend, Ore.	1,296,819	1,408,940	+ 8.6
Billings, Mont.	1,618,453	1,612,415	– 0.4
Bismarck, N.D.	1,209,931	1,219,850	+ 0.8
Bloomington, Ind.	1,627,986	1,764,268	+ 8.4
Brighton, Mich.	n/a	1,159,888	–
Bristol, Tenn.	1,328,862	1,324,336	– 0.3
Brockton, Mass.	n/a	1,298,263	–
Brownsville, Tex.	1,267,707	1,509,661	+ 19.1
Brunswick, Ga.	1,238,484	1,299,148	+ 4.9
Burlington, N.C.	n/a	1,511,471	–
Cape Girardeau, Mo.	1,317,118	1,422,619	+ 8.0
Capitola, Calif.	1,413,411	2,511,807	+ 77.7
Carlisle, Pa.	1,540,926	1,669,782	+ 8.4
Charlottesville, Va.	1,388,662	1,665,870	+ 20.0
Chester, Pa.	1,569,942	2,028,934	+ 29.2
Cheyenne, Wyo.	n/a	1,352,029	–
Clarksville, Tenn.	1,696,377	1,680,535	– 0.9
College Station, Tex.	1,413,311	1,602,652	+ 13.4
Conway, S.C.	1,439,776	1,692,439	+ 17.5
Danville, Va.	1,071,458	1,128,486	+ 5.3
Decatur, Ala.	1,921,120	1,881,453	– 2.1
Delaware, Ohio	1,106,781	1,063,251	– 3.9
Denton, Tex.	1,812,633	1,807,811	– 0.3
Dubuque, Iowa	1,666,013	1,701,775	+ 2.1
Duluth, Minn.	2,086,627	2,192,873	+ 5.1
Eau Claire, Wis.	1,624,427	1,702,283	+ 4.8
Elgin, Ill.	1,816,542	1,743,772	– 4.0
Elko, Nev.	1,013,953	1,225,152	+ 20.8
Fairbanks, Alaska	1,562,992	1,527,657	– 2.3
Fairless Hills, Pa.	n/a	1,469,013	–
Fall River, Mass.	2,307,274	2,221,042	– 3.7
Florence, Ala.	1,116,331	1,116,331	0.0
Fort Pierce, Fla.	1,756,318	1,992,700	+ 13.5
Frederick, Md.	1,253,683	1,365,784	+ 8.9
Gadsden, Ala.	1,187,816	1,328,788	+ 11.9
Galveston, Tex.	1,600,155	1,289,688	– 19.4
Goldsboro, N.C.	1,341,336	1,409,576	+ 5.1
Grand Forks, N.D.	1,284,209	1,230,965	– 4.1
Grand Island, Neb.	1,079,115	1,235,922	+ 14.5
Greenwood, S.C.	1,840,500	1,909,000	+ 3.7
Hagerstown, Md.	1,571,168	1,571,168	0.0
Hamilton, Ohio	1,689,886	1,906,253	+ 12.8
Hatfield, Pa.	1,294,108	1,193,004	– 7.8
Hendersonville, N.C.	n/a	1,541,405	–
Hickory, N.C.	1,677,057	1,677,057	0.0
Hilo, Hawaii	1,470,421	1,568,281	+ 6.7
Huntington, W.Va.	1,399,380	1,389,962	– 0.7
Hutchinson, Kan.	891,766	1,006,781	+ 12.9
Idaho Falls	942,081	1,103,571	+ 17.1
Ithaca, N.Y.	1,774,306	1,876,708	+ 5.8
Jacksonville, N.C.	968,008	1,108,224	+ 14.5
Jamestown, N.Y.	1,360,000	1,463,328	+ 7.6
Janesville, Wis.	1,852,874	1,762,312	– 4.9
Jefferson City, Mo.	1,488,089	1,586,126	+ 6.6
Johnson City, Tenn.	1,562,215	1,753,012	+ 12.2
Kennebunk, Me.	1,549,754	1,549,754	0.0
Kenosha, Wis.	1,139,940	1,139,940	0.0
Killeen, Tex.	1,086,834	1,454,702	+ 33.8
Lagrange, Ga.	1,361,948	1,411,433	+ 3.6
Lancaster, Ohio	1,427,525	1,455,461	+ 2.0
Laredo, Tex.	1,823,097	1,899,906	+ 4.2
Lawrence, Kan.	1,406,414	1,373,134	– 2.4
Lawton, Okla.	2,030,232	2,134,835	+ 5.2
Lebanon, Ohio	1,781,253	1,781,253	0.0
Lebanon, N.H.	986,473	1,190,788	+ 20.7
Lewiston, Me.	2,430,668	2,562,754	+ 5.4
Lexington, N.C.	2,002,517	1,732,283	– 13.5
Longview, Tex.	1,103,375	1,133,655	+ 2.7
Mankato, Minn.	2,168,000	1,686,000	– 22.2
Mansfield, Ohio	1,840,850	1,840,850	0.0
Marion, Ohio	1,301,511	1,301,193	0.0
Martinsburg, W.Va.	764,899	1,223,990	+ 60.0
Maryville, Tenn.	1,862,438	1,914,722	+ 2.8
Mason City, Iowa	1,330,744	1,330,744	0.0
Missoula, Mont.	1,302,592	1,302,592	0.0
Monroe, Mich.	1,334,348	1,368,252	+ 2.5
Montclair, N.J.	1,762,097	2,086,547	+ 18.4
Montgomery, N.Y.	1,615,841	1,582,713	– 2.1
Morgantown, W.Va.	1,567,411	1,645,661	+ 5.0
Morristown, Tenn.	1,498,774	1,592,908	+ 6.3
Murfreesboro, Tenn.	1,639,051	1,857,624	+ 13.3
Muscatine, Iowa	n/a	1,098,451	–
New Bedford, Mass.	1,708,064	1,740,013	+ 1.9
New Bern, N.C.	981,150	1,025,415	+ 4.5
Newark, Ohio	1,612,334	1,681,593	+ 4.3
Norman, Okla.	n/a	1,813,104	–
North Wilkesboro, N.C.	1,122,675	1,095,808	– 2.4
Northampton, Mass.	1,745,135	1,745,135	0.0
Norwalk, Conn.	n/a	1,335,029	–
Oak Ridge, Tenn.	1,348,149	1,328,189	– 1.5
Odessa, Tex.	1,424,395	1,540,456	+ 8.1
Olympia, Wash.	1,323,184	1,323,184	0.0
Onalaska, Wis.	1,778,015	2,334,112	+ 31.3
Oshkosh, Wis.	1,216,266	1,161,048	– 4.5
Owensboro, Ky.	1,951,916	1,993,764	+ 2.1
Paducah, Ky.	1,259,595	1,259,595	0.0
Pascagoula, Miss.	1,372,257	1,806,214	+ 31.6
Pine Bluff, Aark.	1,270,192	1,379,671	+ 8.6
Plymouth, Mich.	1,258,121	1,329,003	+ 5.6
Port Huron, Mich.	1,640,529	1,569,599	– 4.3
Provo, Utah	1,783,536	1,921,494	+ 7.7
Quincy, Ill.	1,099,647	1,143,777	+ 4.0
Rock Hill, S.C.	n/a	1,612,195	–
Rocky Mount, N.C.	1,046,906	1,046,906	0.0
Rome, Ga.	1,196,471	1,002,400	– 16.2
Saint Augustine, Fla.	1,063,580	1,117,710	+ 5.1
Salem, Ore.	1,397,466	1,283,595	– 8.1
Salina, Kan.	1,249,833	1,214,540	– 2.8
Salisbury, Md.	1,566,558	1,402,285	– 10.5
San Bernardino, Calif.	1,685,210	1,636,818	– 2.9
Sherman, Tex.	1,223,393	1,218,507	– 0.4
Sidney, Ohio	1,279,016	1,241,113	– 3.0
Springdale, Ark.	1,947,109	2,017,082	+ 3.6
Stamford, Conn.	2,541,666	2,000,975	– 21.3
Statesville, N.C.	1,455,284	1,503,116	+ 3.3
Stillwater, Minn.	1,065,683	1,059,307	– 0.6
Stuart, Fla.	2,260,901	2,947,841	+ 30.4
Tannersville, Pa.	1,009,252	1,009,252	0.0
Temple, Tex.	1,063,450	1,097,172	+ 3.2
Texas City, Tex.	1,546,983	1,546,983	0.0
Valdosta, Ga.	1,302,871	1,302,871	0.0
Vicksburg, Miss.	1,510,245	1,832,555	+ 21.3
Wailuku, Hawaii	n/a	1,124,445	–
Warren, Ohio	2,070,355	1,847,779	– 10.8
Warsaw, Ind.	1,555,923	1,685,679	+ 8.3
Watertown, N.Y.	889,458	1,301,466	+ 46.3
West Bend, Wis.	1,063,893	1,066,106	+ 0.2
Williamsburg, Va.	1,542,603	1,703,717	+ 10.4
Williamsport, Pa.	1,504,447	1,400,140	– 6.9
Wilson, N.C.	1,081,900	1,089,200	+ 0.7
Winchester, Va.	1,209,262	1,307,688	+ 8.1
Wooster, Ohio	n/a	1,420,789	–