2013/2014 Annual Report

LENAWEE UNITED WAY
2013/2014
Annual Report
www.lenaweeunitedway.org
BUILDING
A BETTER
LENAWEE
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A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Dear Friends,
It’s been a great year at Lenawee United Way! As usual, there is so much GOOD
happening in Lenawee County! We invite you to take a look through our 2013/14
Annual Report to get just a glimpse of the difference Lenawee United Way has
made in our community.
Our theme this year was “Building a Better Lenawee”! Our message was that not
one person, not one business, not one non-profit can change our community. It
takes ALL of us working together to make the change.
So, how did we “Build a Better Lenawee” this year?
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A record 500 volunteers came together on Day of Action to help local
non-profit agencies! Day of Action volunteer hours are valued at more than
$25,000!
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More than 2,400 people donated to Lenawee United Way.
•
A total of 13 young professionals completed our Emerging Leaders
program, making them better leaders in their workplaces and in the
community.
•
Lenawee United Way staff participated on 22 committees, coalitions, task
forces, or boards to help identify issues and develop action plans for
solving those issues.
•
More than 2,000 hours of time was donated back to the community just
from Lenawee United Way volunteers.
•
Brazeway, Inc. and Kapnick Insurance Group piloted a new United Way
initiative and served as Enhanced Workplace Campaigns. Through this
partnership, we provided their employees with an opportunity to learn more
about United Way throughout the year and they volunteered together at a
Habitat for Humanity House in April.
•
Our funded programs produced amazing outcomes thanks to Lenawee
United Way grants! (See page 3 for some of those statistics.)
•
As always, 99% of donations stayed right here in Lenawee County.
We answered 2,716 calls at our 2-1-1 call center from Lenawee residents.
Lenawee residents saved $11,285 thanks to our FamilyWize prescription
drug discount program.
On behalf of our Board of Directors, we thank you for your investment, your support,
and your generosity. Without amazing donors, volunteers, and supporters like you,
we would not be able to “Build a Better Lenawee!”
Gratefully,
Janelle Stewart, Board President
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Amy Palmer, Executive Director
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RESULTS THAT MATTER
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With your support, we are helping children enter kindergarten ready to learn,
helping families reach financial stability and make healthy choices. Below
are ways your donations are helping to Build a Better Lenawee!
300 families received
At least 60% of those
identified paid down their debt, improved
their credit score and have maintained a
savings/checking account for six months
fresh produce
100% of at risk students
participating in the program
have written
academic goals
Over the past seven
years, $451,000 has
been saved on
medication costs by
using FamilyWize
100% of the families
receiving childcare
scholarships have
remained
employed
100% of the families
receiving a vehicle have
maintained
their
employment
66% of the households in
housing crisis, who were
assisted, moved
to
safe, stable
housing
The highest
unmet
need in Lenawee,
according to 2-1-1,
was utility
assistance
Students working with a case
93% of identified
students are
pursuing post
secondary
training options
manager are improving
academics, attendance,
34% of adult program participants have
attitude and behavior
seen a reduction in their BMI
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EMERGING LEADERS
In 2008, Lenawee United Way launched a leadership development program
for young professionals called Emerging Leaders.
The mission of Emerging Leaders is to develop leadership skills that can be
employed in the workplace as well as in the community.
Participants learn from community leaders and local experts who
provide opportunities for networking and cultivating leadership.
Class of 2013/14
Sean Armstrong, Old National Bank
Corey Arno, Summit Financial
Lyndrea Borton, Gleaner Life
Facilitators:
Jason Borck, GreenStone Farm Credit
Insurance Society
Kara Dominique, Benz Insurance
Stacey Gibson, United Bank & Trust
Ashley Gonzalez, First Federal Bank
Mindy Hagerman, Lenawee Dept.
on Aging
Keith Ives, Lenawee Christian
Ministries
Jodi Kruse, First Federal Bank
Melissa Krzyzaniak, United Bank &
Trust
Monica McDowell, Nationwide
Kristen Pearson, Kemner-Iott
Agency
Rosangela Solis, Brazeway, Inc
Ashley LaVigne, Lenawee United Way
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Services
LENAWEE UNITED WAY
DAY OF ACTION 2013
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500+ volunteers!
47 Projects!
“Great work! It was an amazing opportunity to
collaborate on a project and give back to the
community.”
- Megan Karpinski
“For me, there wasn't one part that was better than
another, the whole day was great. Willie and I left the
day feeling that we had helped to do great things for our
community.”
— Cletus Smith
Communities Served:
Addison
Adrian
Blissfield
Morenci
Onsted
Sand Creek
Tecumseh
“The Day of Action project and interaction with others working
at the LISD was wonderful. It is great to see a committed team
work so hard and at the end of the day, accomplish so much
together!”
-Barb Mitzel
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MAKING AN IMPACT IN OUR COMMUNITY
Education:
Lenawee United Way’s
goal is to cut the number of high school
dropouts in half over the next 10 years by
funding programs that can assist with:
⇒ Ensuring all children enter kindergarten
ready to learn.
⇒ Ensuring students are engaged in school
and learning.
⇒ Ensuring parents are engaged at all levels
of their children’s education.
“It feels good to be on
the right path for once.
Thank you for pushing me
to do more with my life”
- member from the Boys & Girls
Club of Lenawee
Health: Lenawee United Way’s goal is to increase by one third the number of
youth and adults who are healthy and avoiding risky behavior over the next 10 years
by funding programs that focus on:
⇒ Healthy Eating & Physical Activity.
⇒ Supporting Healthy Choices.
⇒ Access to Healthcare.
“I like “Jump Start” because we do all
sorts of activities like dodgeball,
basketball, swimming, indoor hockey,
Wii, ping pong, etc. I also like the
counselors because they are nice, fun
and understand what kids our age like to
do...if we have homework they help us.
So yeah, it’s fun.”
-Robert, a YMCA Jump Start participant
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MAKING AN IMPACT IN OUR COMMUNITY
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Income:
Lenawee United Way’s goal is to cut in half the number of
lower-income families who are financially unstable over the next 10 years by
funding programs that can assist with:
⇒ Helping families and individuals gain the skills necessary to increase their
financial well-being.
⇒ Helping low-income working families have access to affordable housing
options.
⇒ Helping low-income working families and individuals to access low-cost
products and services.
“Hi, my name is Trisha. I am a single mom of
two girls. I always seemed to be struggling to
get by. Sometimes I was working two jobs to
support my family. We have been through
some really tough times. I was starting to give
up on myself. Then I was offered the
opportunity to join the CASS (Complete
Approach to Self Sufficiency) Program through
Community Action Agency. In doing this I’ve
completed the Financial Freedom Class and
graduated from the Getting Ahead (GA) Class.
As a graduate from the GA class I was given
the opportunity to be one of the co-facilitators
of one of the GA classes being offered by the
United Way and CAA. With all these opportunities I have been given, I am starting to make
some great changes in my life. I have enrolled
in Dental Assistance courses, which I have
wanted to take for years, but never had the
courage until now. By using the money I
earned from being the co-facilitator of the GA
classes, I paid for the course
myself!!! Now I know the feeling “I DID IT ALL
BY MYSELF!” and it’s one of the greatest
feelings ever.”
Basic Needs
Lenawee United Way realizes that to achieve the goals in the
areas of Education, Income and Health, individuals need to
have their basic needs met. In an effort to achieve this,
Lenawee United Way provides mini-grants to programs that
can address areas of clothing, food, personal needs items
and utilities.
$15,000 has been distributed in Basic Needs grants as of
June, 2014.
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THE 2013/2014 CAMPAIGN
Over 2,400 individuals in Lenawee County ge
their employees and affiliated unions, made
to the 2013/2014 campaign. Italic type indica
2013/14 Campaign Chairs:
Mark Baker, Londa Pickles, Nate Smith & Angie Atkin
Lenawee County Offices
Old National Bank
Sedco/Primore
Siena Heights University
State of Michigan
Tecumseh City
The Andersons
$4,999 - $2,000
2013/2014 Top 10 Accounts
United Bank & Trust
ProMedica North Region
Brazeway Incorporated
Gleaner Life Insurance Society
Kapnick Insurance Group
Citizens Gas Fuel Company
Lenawee Intermediate School District
Wacker Chemical Corporation
Consumers Energy
First Federal Bank
$50,000 +
Brazeway Incorporated
ProMedica North Region
United Bank & Trust
$49,999 - $25,000
Gleaner Life Insurance Society
Kapnick Insurance Group
$24,999- $15,000
Citizens Gas Fuel Company
Consumers Energy
Lenawee Intermediate School District
Wacker Chemical Corporation
$14,999 - $10,000
Adrian Dominican Sisters
DTE Energy
First Federal Bank
Madison School District
Meijer
United Parcel Service Adrian
$9,999 - $5,000
Adrian City
Adrian College
Avery Oil & Propane
BP Products North America, Inc.
Clift Buick GMC
Gray Institute for Functional Transformation
Gurdjian & Associates
Kemner-Iott Agency
Inergy Automotive Systems USA LLC
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Adrian Animal Clinic
Adrian Schools
Aget Manufacturing
Anderson Development Company
Blissfield Manufacturing Co.
Bon Ton/ Elder-Beerman Stores
Catholic Charities of Lenawee
Clinton Community Schools
Comcast
Family Counseling & Children’s Services
Foundation Realty
GM Employees
Goodwill Industries of SE Michigan
Image Center
JC Penney
KeyBank
Knapp Automotive Group
Krieghoff - Lenawee Company
Lenawee Comm. Mental Health Authority
Lenawee United Way
Morenci Area Schools
Onsted Community Schools
PPG Industries
Tecumseh Public Schools
TLC Community Credit Union
Wagley Funeral Home
Wesco
$1,999 - $1,000
Addison Community Schools
Adrian Insurance Agency
Adrian Mechanical Services
Bank of America
Blissfield Community Schools
Britton-Deerfield Schools
Chemtura/BioLab
Comerica
Edward D Jones & Co
General Broach
Goedert Real Estate
Hope Community Center
Hospice of Lenawee
Hudson Pharmacy
Insignia Graphics & Screen Printing
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enerously supported Lenawee United Way throughout the year. These businesses,
a sincere commitment to improve the lives of others in Lenawee County by pledging
ates an increase in giving from the prior campaign.
Inteva
Iott Insurance
Lenawee Christian Ministries
Lenawee Economic Development Corp.
Marvin Farms
MB Electric
Rima Manufacturing Company
Robertson, Eaton & Owen PC
Robison, Curphey & O’Connell
Sand Creek Schools
Spectrum Printers
Summit Financial
TC3Net
Tecumseh Big Boy
Venchurs Packaging, Inc.
$999 - $500
Adrian Area Chamber of Commerce
Area Agency on Aging-Region 2
Associated Charities
Community Action Agency
Decker & Sons Insurance Agency
Devil’s Lake Water Sports
Donna Baker & Associates
Ervin Amasteel
Family Medical Center
Housing Help of Lenawee
Huntington Bank
IBM
Johnson & Johnson
Keller Insurance
Sand Creek Telephone Co.
Wal-Mart
YMCA of Lenawee
SMALL BUSINESS BLITZ
October 24, 2013
Nearly $6,400 was raised on this one day thanks to
the generosity of 90 local small businesses.
Twenty five volunteers proudly sported their LIVE
UNITED shirts and visited businesses throughout
the community.
Thank you to The Image Center and Schmidt &
Sons Pharmacy for their generous sponsorship of
the Small Business Blitz.
2013/14 Sponsors
General
Blissfield Manufacturing Co.
Citizens Gas Fuel Co.
First Federal Bank
Gleaner Life Insurance Society
Gurdjian and Associates
Kemner-Iott Agency
Roto Plastics
United Bank and Trust
Events
Clift Buick GMC
Country Market
Foundation Realty
Gleaner Life Insurance Society
Image Center
Iott Insurance
Midwest Energy
Schmidt and Sons Pharmacy
Marketing
Lenco Credit Union
TLC Community Credit Union
Video
McDonald’s of Adrian & Hudson
$499 - $250
Young Leaders Society
Adrian Community Preschool
AT&T
Barrett’s Garden Center
Blissfield State Bank
Blissfield Village Office
Boys & Girls Club of Lenawee
Companion Animal Clinic
Greenstone Farm Credit
Gross, Puckey, Gruel & Roof PC
Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee
Legal Services of South Central MI
Lowe’s Home Improvement
Morning Fresh
Silbond Corporation
Tecumseh Insurance Agency
Tecumseh Place
Knapp Automotive Group
In-Kind Sponsors
Flowers & Such, Inc.
Image Center/ B-FIT 24/7
Spectrum Printers
Lenawee Broadcasting Co./ WLEN Radio
wePhoto
The Centre
The Sound Doctor
Thank you to the foundations who so
generously support our work:
DTE Foundation
Farver Foundation
Stephen L. Hickman Family Foundation
Orville D. & Ruth A. Merillat Foundation
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LEADERSHIP GIVING-PILLARS CLUB
$10,000 & Above
Frank & Shirley Dick
$5,000 - $9,999
Stephanie Boyse
John & Janis Foss
Dan & Billie Hupp
James & Deborah Lawson
Barbara Tinsler
2 Anonymous
$2,500 - $4,999
Jeff & Jill Adams
Michael & Rita Adams
Dave & Jean Ann Berlin
Judith Francoeur
Gary & Cynthia Gray
Doug & Mary Kapnick
Jim & Susie Kapnick
Mike Kapnick
Dave & Brenda Knapp
Kevin & Korinne Marti
Ruth Merillat
David & Barbara Mitzel
Mark & Mary Murray
Doug & Londa Pickles
Terence Sheehan
Wally & Deon Taylor
John & Jeanne Thurman
1 Anonymous
$2,000 - $2,499
Robert & Muriel Bell
Pat & Debbie Farver
James & Carolyn Feldkamp
Douglass & Kathy Greenlee
Rick & Jan Gurdjian
Michael & Nancy Herr
Neill McKinstray
Greg & Joy Smith
Joe & Paula Williams
$1,500 - $1,999
Gary Bartholomew
Allan & Julie Brittain
Stan & Karen Caine
Roger & Janet Cox
Jeff & Delight Creech
Jim & Linda Feeney
Sharon Hudson
Dan Iott
Roberta Lambert
Tom & Christine MacNaughton
Michelle Malarney
Jeremy & Amy Palmer
Dick & Jan Parson
Jim & Amy Philp
Randy & Jeanne Rabe
William & Diane Rauser
Anne Rospo
Bill & Barbara Ross
Joe & Lucile Satterelli
Nate & Kathy Smith
Roger & Jaki Smith
Tina Trumbull
2 Anonymous
$1,000 - $1,499
Hank & Susan Adkins
Peg Albert, OP
Scott & Angie Atkin
Dan & Dawn Baker
Frank & Brenda Baker
Joseph & Patricia Baker
Mark Baker
Scott & Holleigh Baker
Scott Borst
John & Carol Boyce
Sheila Brown
Michael & Michele Buku
Gerry & Pam Burg
Dan & Christine Buron
Robert & Lori Calkins
Todd & Lisa Carver
Hank Cetola & Kathie Duckworth
Garry & Su Clift
Bill & Renee Collins
Carlton Cook
Trevor & Keri Cook
Benjamin Creech
William Dahn
David & Marnie Davies
John Dempsey
Jeffrey & Elizabeth Docking
Arthur Doner Jr
Erin Dress
Shirley Ehnis
Sam & Kathy Engardio
Jed & Jenny Engle
Dan & Sharronn Etter
Roger & Beth Ferguson
Chuck Force
Bert Fruchey
Bob & Rhonda Gage
Daniel Garno
David Gasson
Krista Girrbach
Bruce & Sue Goldsen
Janet Goulart
Mark & Rebeca Goedert
Doug & Valerie Gray
Elizabeth Gregg
Mark & Lisa Haag
Matt Hammond
Jim & Deanna Hartley
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Brad & Denise Hein
Mel & Kim Herbert
Steve & Sally Hickman
Scott & Cindy Hill
Kyle Hoffman
Rich Holewinski
Rick & Paula Holtz
Lois Hymes
Gregg & Adrienne Iddings
Michael Iremen
Tim Jakacki
Shelly Jeffrey
Lee & Deb Johnson
Anne Jones
Salu Joseph
Dawn Kangas
Tim & Annette Kelly
Keith & Laurie Kemner
Bill & Diane Kenyon
Ann Knisel
Ingomar Kovar
John & Claudia Lark
Ashley LaVigne
Lisa Leader
Aldolfo & Shelley Lim
Joseph & Jean Lucey
Joe Mattausch
Michael & Judy McAran
Michael & Lois McAuliffe
Scott & Elaine McDonald
Bill & Carol McNeil
Tom & Jeanette Meyer
Christopher & Joyce Miller
Tim & Julie Miller
Ed & Janis Montalvo
Chip Moore
Joshua Nieto
Gary & Charlotte Owen
Dragutin Peric
Christopher & Erin Phillips
David & Pamela Pray
Arlo & Jan Qualley
Frank & Jody Rhames
Bill & Deb Rhodaberger
Larry & Zelma Richardson
Jeffrey & Elizabeth Rising
Timothy Robinson
Joel Rodriguez
Jay & Julie Ross
Mike & JoAnn Sanborn
Laura Schaedler
Kathleen Schanz, OP
George & Eleanor Schippers
Kenneth & Patience See
James & Sharron Sheridan
Bob & Paula Shirk
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David & Patricia Skrzypchak
Cletus & Willie Smith
Connie Stiriz
Tom & Sara Stoddard
Jonathan & Irena Tobar
Joe & Sherri Tuckey
Jay & Jana Van Buren
David & Barb Wagley
Joe & Phyllis Wagley
John & Sue Wanke
Bradley & Erin Watson
Art & Mary Weeber
Doug & Kathy Williams
Todd & Amy Wilson
5 Anonymous
Membership reflects confirmed
Pillar pledges as of May 6,
2014
2013/2014 Young Leaders Society
Corey Arno
Angie Atkin
Mark Baker
Joel Barss
Jennifer Blaker
Zackery Bock
Jason Borck
Cary Carrico
Caroline Clift
Jacquelyn Cooper
Benjamin Creech
Julia DeJonghe
Erin Dress
Cory Easler
Ryann Eff
Shannon Collins Elliott
Courtney Fischer
Ashley Gonzalez
Doug Gray
Valerie Gray
Jessica Hall
Matt Hammond
Mark Hartley
Christine Herman
David Herriman
Fallon Herriman
Kyle Hoffman
Jennifer Hunter
Dalila John
Sara Johnston
Megan Karpinski
Tom Keith
Ashley LaVigne
Anna Mortimer
Andrew Munson
Joshua Nieto
Allison Ott
Amy Palmer
Christopher Phillips
Erin Pifer
Crystal Roback
Gidget Rowe
Kellie Rutledge
Elly Sager
Sonja Sprague
Sara Stoddard
Sarah Szul
Jonathan Tobar
Irena Tobar
Tina Trumbull
Erin Tuckey
Nicole Underwood
Michael Warfield
Bradley Watson
Scott Watson
1 Anonymous
Donors who identified
themselves in the Young
Leaders Society are
recognized for their generous
contributions and for
embracing the philosophy to
“Give, Advocate, and
Volunteer” in Lenawee
County.
Knapp Automotive Group sponsored the Young Leaders Society
activities including:
Young Leaders Society Kick Off, October 2013
Lunch & Learn, Leadership Panel, January 2014
Lunch & Learn, Education Panel, May 2014
Volunteer Project, Summer 2014
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STUBNITZ AWARD
The Stubnitz Award is presented
annually by Lenawee United Way to
a person demonstrating exemplary
commitment to the mission of
Lenawee United Way and the cause
for volunteerism in the Lenawee
community. The award is named for
local philanthropist and businessman,
Maurice Stubnitz.
Lad Strayer
2014 Stubnitz Award Recipient
Lad Strayer is a photographer, working at The Daily Telegram and at his
commercial photography business, wePhoto. He also teaches digital photography
classes at the LISD TECH Center and is a member and past President of the
Lenawee Council for Visual Arts. He has received much recognition for his
photography work from the Associated Press. Lad is a lifelong resident of Adrian.
He and his wePhoto business partner, Vicki Schmucker, have been the official
Lenawee United Way photographers for many years. Lad is passionate about
photographing the city of Adrian, following major league baseball, listening to music,
and caring for his 7 dogs. He and his wife, Debbie, have been married for 30 years.
Past Stubnitz recipients include:
1981 Leroy Younglove
1982 Grace Miley
1983 Ken Gonser
1984 Rev. Herbert Cottrell
1985 Howard White
1986 Dr. James Watson and
Joseph Wagley, Jr.
1987 Madeline Hikes
1988 Robert Parish
1989 Shelley Hickman
1990 Russell Roback
1991 Frank Dick
1992 David Maxwell
1993 Cathleen Real
1994 Mary Kilgore Vallad
1995 Tom & Michalene Fenstemacher
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1996 Garry Clift
1997 Bruce & Sue Goldsen
1998 Ceal Schwartz
1999 Laura Schaedler
2000 Gary Owen
2001 Sam & Kathy Engardio
2002 Joy Smith
2003 John Robertstad
2004 John Wanke
2005 Gerry Burg
2006 Mike Wade
2007 Bill Kenyon
2008 Art Weeber
2009 Tom & Christine MacNaughton
2010 Allan F. Brittain
2011 Burt Fenby
2012 Joe Williams
2013 Mark & Mary Murray
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YOUNG LEADER INCITO AWARD 13
The United Way Young Leader
Incito Award was established in
2011 to recognize a young
professional who has emerged as a
community leader and exemplifies
the mission of Lenawee United
Way through a demonstrated
commitment to volunteerism,
philanthropy, and leadership.
“Incito” is Latin for “inspire” and the
United Way Young Leader Incito
recipient inspires by example while
making our community a better
place to live and work.
Allison Ott
2014 Young Leader Incito
Award Recipient
Allison is a Benefits Consultant and Licensed Agent at Gurdjian Insurance Group.
She is very involved in the community, including: Kiwanis Club of Adrian Member
and President Elect, Secretary of the Kiwanis Club of Adrian Foundation Board,
Editor of Lenawee County Ag News, 4-H Volunteer, and Michigan Farm Bureau
Member. Allison is an active Lenawee United Way volunteer, serving on our
Emerging Leaders Advisory Council, was a past participant of Emerging Leaders,
and volunteers for our Small Business Blitz. She is also a member of our Young
Leaders Society. Allison’s community involvement is a testament to her belief in the
LIVE UNITED philosophy.
Past Young Leader Incito recipients include:
2011 Julie Miller
2012 Doug Gray
2013 Angie Atkin
2013/2014 ANNUAL REPORT
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FINANCIALS & INVESTMENT IN THE COMMUNITY
2012/13 Audited Financial Statements
Expenses
5%
9%
86%
Community Programs &
Expenses $821,510
Management & General
$50,282
Fundraising $84,083
Public Support & Revenue:
Net Campaign
Other Public Support
Other Revenue
Total Public Support & Revenue
$705,591
23,215
11,728
$740,534
Expenses:
Program Services*
Management & General**
Fundraising**
Total Expenses
$821,510
50,282
84,083
$955,875
*Program Services includes program grants, community
grants, 2-1-1, and Emerging Leaders.
**Management & General and Fundraising include
personnel along with standard overhead of business
operations.
2012/13 Investment in the Community
Community Impact Grants
Community Fund Distribution
Designations to Education,
Income & Health
Basic Needs Grants
Emergency Food & Shelter
Program (FEMA Funds)
Donor Designation
2-1-1 Service
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$537,500
$ 43,812
$ 16,453
$ 33,500
$ 16,427
$ 95,042
$ 20,160
$762,894
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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT 15
The Lenawee United Way staff is not only focused on achieving our goals
in Education, Income and Health. We are working to build a better
Lenawee through community involvement. Below provides a picture of the
other committees we are involved with:
211 Management Team
Access to Healthcare
Adrian Chamber Ambassador
Adrian Rea Literacy Center Board
ALICE—Michigan Steering Committee
Anti-Bullying Task Force
Collective Impact Core Team
Continuum of Care
Donation Tracker Support Group
Emergency Food & Shelter Board
Essential Needs Council
Financial Stability Coalition
Food Group
Human Services Collaborative
Kiwanis Club of Adrian
Lenawee College Access Network
Lenawee Cradle to Career
Lenawee Health Network
Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition
The Centre Advisory Council
Utilities Committee
YP Lenawee
Bold = Chair or Leadership Team
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2013/2014
Lenawee United Way
Board of Directors
Officers
Janelle Stewart, President
MSU Extension
Joe Williams, 1st Vice President
United Bank & Trust
Doug Gray, 2nd Vice President
Gray Institute for Functional
Transformation
Members
Carol Boyce
Community Member
Trevor Cook
The Centre
Shannon Elliott
Lenawee County Circuit Court
Roger Ferguson
United Bank & Trust
Jeanette Henagan
Dept. of Human Services
Dalila John
Siena Heights University
Adrienne Iddings
Attorney
Jay Van Buren, Past President
Kapnick Insurance Group
Sara Stoddard, Treasurer
Adrian Dominican Sisters
Tim Kelly
Dept. of Human Services
Julie Miller
First Federal Bank
Barb Mitzel
Consumers Energy
Janis Montalvo
Living in Lenawee Realty, LLC
Mary Murray
The Image Center
Jonathan Tobar
LISD
Lenawee United Way Staff:
Amy Palmer, Executive Director
Beckie DuShane, Finance & Administration Manager
Ashley LaVigne, Campaign & Volunteer Engagement Manager
Christine MacNaughton, Community Impact Manager
Lenawee United Way
4224 W. Maumee Street
Adrian, Michigan 49221
517-263-4696
www.lenaweeunitedway.org