Annual Report 2014 - Pace Community Action Agency, Inc.

2014
Annual Report
WIC‘s 40th Anniversary
(Women, Infant & Children)
This year we celebrated 40
years of teaching families
about food & nutrition.
An Act of Kindness
Pace employees gave cards
out when they completed a
thoughtful gesture for anyone
throughout the community.
2014 has been an astonishing year - celebrating 50 years of Community
Action and observing WIC’s 40th year of providing nutrition support to
families. It is a true blessing to have changed so many lives for so many
years. As celebrations continue, we enter 2015 recognizing 50 years of
Head Start and 50 years of Pace! We are proud of receiving an excellent
Federal Review for our Health Connection clinics, the Energy Assistance
and Weatherization Program, and no findings in our Agency Annual Audit!
Technology is one of our main strengths: Head Start implemented a new
database, our fiscal department is storing information in the cloud, and
we added new virtual servers. The 2nd annual Golf Scramble was a great
success in support of our internship program. The credit for all of our
achievements goes to the Board, staff, and other community supporters.
Together – we do great things! Our saying…#PACE ROCKS!!
Dr. Bertha A. Proctor, CEO
Pace Community Action Agency, Inc.
525 N. 4th Street
Vincennes, IN 47591
812-882-7927
DONORS: WE THANK YOU!
2014 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DAVIESS
Jim Jones,
President
GREENE
KNOX
SULLIVAN
Michael Konnert
Jeff Neal
Barb Lance
Ryan Graber
Liz Tharp
TJ Brink
Travis Rusch
Greg Jones
Marilyn Crays
Keith Doades
Scott Snyder,
Member-At-Large
Cindy Barber
Corianne
Vanderkolk
Laura File,
VP Planning
Tim Trotter,
Secretary
Mitzie Badger
Joel Smith,
VP Finance
John Gettinger
Paul Trampke
Marc McNeece
Eddie Hammond
Paul Miller,
Member-At-Large
Jeremy
Wimmenauer,
Member-At-Large
Lesley La Fon
CORE VALUES-iRiPE
innovation:
Introducing new and creative ideas-anticipating change and
capitalizing on opportunities
Respect:
Treating everyone with dignity-where all are appreciated and
welcome
integrity:
Upholding ethical standards-demonstrating honesty and
acting responsibly
Andy Anderson
Angela Lange
Anne Gartner
Awesome Wholesale
Bailey's Pampered Paws
Barbara Lance
Baymont Inn
Bestway Express
Billi Nicholas
Brent Vieck
Brian Mifflin
Burkhart Insurance
C.R.N.A.C.
Catherine Wilson
Cher Elliott
Christopher Hertel
Cindy Barber
CMN-RUS, Inc.
Corianne Vanderkolk
Daviess Community Hospital
Deb Reynolds
Delafield American Legion
Development Corp
Dr. Bertha Proctor
Earley Flooring LLC
Eddie Hammond
Edwardsport Lodge
Employees of FIA
Faegre Baker Daniels LLP
Farbest Foods
First Financial
First Vincennes Savings Bank
Flip Foundation
Francisco de Borja Coffee
German American Bancorp
German American Insurance
Graber Post Buildings, Inc.
Grain Processing Corp
Greene County Foundation
Greg Jones
Hair Affair
Hatch Early Learning Tech
Holiday World
Hoosier Uplands EDC
James Jones
James Levell
Jeremy Wimmenauer
Jeff Neal
Jo Etta's Pizza Villa
Joel Smith
Jones & Sons
Joseph Gregg, DDS
Justeen Garza
Katherine Nippert
Keith Doades
Kelly Spore, DC
Kerry Kroeger
Kohl's –Vincennes
Kolb, Roellgen & Kirchoff LLP
Laura File
Lengacher Construction
Lesley La Fon
Leslie Coulom Photography
Liann Smith
Linda Meyer
Linton American Legion #22
Linton VFW
Liz Tharp
Lori Williams
Marc McNeece
Marci Rowland
Mayor Jon Flickinger
McCormick Family Foundation
Memering Motorplex
Michael Konnert
Michelle Pitcher
Miller Construction
Mitzie Badger
Monical's Pizza
Motorad
Mr. and Mrs. David Skinner
Nasco Industries, Inc.
Old National Bank
Pamela Burton
Pamela Padgett
Patricia Goff
Paul Miller
Pea-Fections
Porkchop Hill Farms Inc.
Portia Hockman
Regions Bank
REMC Utilities District of Western IN
Reynolds Body Shop
Root's Florist
Roslyn Johnson
Ryan Graber
Sara L. Kixmiller
Scott Snyder
Shelly Mason-Loffer
Solar Sources Underground, LLC
Susan Laughlin
Tai Blythe
Tanya Bezy
Teresa Deisher
T.J. Brink
Tracy Ridge
Travis Rusch
Trent Auto
United Way of Central Indiana
United Way of Daviess County
United Way of Knox County
United Way of the Wabash Valley
Valenti Real Estate Services
Valley Inc.
Vincennes Fraternal Order of Eagles
Vincennes University Foundation
Wayne Thomann
WIN Energy REMC
Zeabart's Lawn Care
Professionalism:
Utilizing the most appropriate skills and competencies with
dedication to duty
Excellence:
Presenting quality - the best in everything we do
It is the policy of Pace Community Action Agency, Inc. to comply with all State & Federal regulations prohibiting
discrimination on the basis of race, sex, age, color, region, national origin, disability, veteran status, or any other
protected category within our programs, employment practices, and access to facilities.
CAPTech
SUPERMENtor
Tim Trotter volunteers as a
SUPERMENtor, reading and
spending time with Head Start
children.
We “Educate, Empower & Improve”
Our consulting company provides
capacity building strategies through
practical training and consultation.
Charles Almy started Head Start at the Vincennes site in 1999 and graduated
from high school in 2014 with plans to attend college. Head Start not only
gave him an educational start, “it helped him overcome his shyness through
socialization”.
OUR PROGRAMS
50 YEARS OF COMMUNITY ACTION
*Business Ventures
www.pacecaa.org
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Since 1964 Community Action has been going strong helping
individuals become self – sufficient.
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
Programs
Energy Assistance
Head Start
Early Head Start
Health Connection
Health Connection Navigator
Boys and Beyond
Small Business Loans (BEED) (RBEG)
Individual Development Account
Project Lift
Weatherization
Women, Infants & Children (WIC)
Skinner Children’s Fund
TOTAL
2014 Funds
$1,750,913
$3,696,181
$708,215
$694,322
$6,076
$11,868
$1,005
$1,651
$545,283
$252,718
$1,140
$7,669,372
DEMOGRAPHICS BY HOUSEHOLD
Other (872)
Two adults/no
children (953)
Single person
(2,293)
Single
parent/female/
male (2,023)
Two-parent
household
(1,898)
*Pace’s audit is available on our website www.pacecaa.org
Serving Daviess, Greene, Knox & Sullivan Counties
(limited service in Vigo County)
DEMOGRAPHICS BY AGE
45 to 69
(6,753)
24 to 44
(10,474)
Pace Management Team
Carrying the Torch!
50 years of Community Action
Celebration.
18 to 23
(4,227)
70+ (2,561)
6 to 17
(7,540)
0 to 5 (3,158)
Pace Board of Directors
Volunteers from four counties
meet to make decisions. They
evaluate business matters and
needs within the communities.
Total individuals served
Total families served
34,713
8,039