United Way Provides Nearly $654,000 to Help Local Residents

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1 United Way Provides Nearly $654,000 to Help Local Residents The United Way of Bay County Board of Directors met on Thursday, March 26, and approved to allocate over $577,000 to support 36 programs that benefit local youth, people needing assistance with basic needs, and programs that improve the community s health. In all, the Board voted to provide funding to 19 United Way Partner Agencies based upon the recommendations made by six panels of volunteers totaling some 40 members of the community. In addition to their allocation, local agencies and United Way s Community Service Fund will receive $55,151 in designations from individual donors, and United Way s Endowment Fund will receive $2,500 through United Way s fall campaign, which raised $957,000. Of this, $20,317 was designated to other United Way s through the Give Where You Live campaign. The dollars raised are also invested in United Way annual dues and United Way of Bay County volunteer and community service programs such as the back to school clothing drive, and free tax preparation services, both of which provided Bay County with an economic boost in Finally, for the second year in a row, the DOW Community Advancement Network was awarded $18,750. This allows partner agencies to take part in additional training and utilize resources beneficial to the organization at a free or reduced rate. It is never too late to support the United Way. If you are interested in making a donation or volunteer, visit unitedwaybaycounty.org or call

2 Priority Area & Agency Name Program Name 2015 Allocation YOUTH Youth Safe & Healthy Bay Area Women's Center Youth & Community Education $ 36,000 Boy Scouts Lake Huron Area Council Youth Development $ 20,000 CAN Council Great Lakes Bay Region Child Abuse Prevention & Education $ 17,500 Do-All, Inc. Kids Arrive Safely Carseat Program $ 4,000 Do-All, Inc. Kids Sleep Well Program $ 6,450 Dow Bay Area Family Y Youth Programming $ 25,226 Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center Prevention Program $ 1,000 YWCA Great Lakes Bay Region Special Needs Summer Camps $ 5,300 Youth Successful in School Bay County Child & Senior Citizen Centers Fremont Center Childcare $ 26,000 Big Brothers/Big Sisters Youth Mentoring $ 20,000 Boys & Girls Clubs of Bay County Education and Career Development $ 34,976 Do-All, Inc. Education Treasure Chest School Supplies $ 2,000 Dow Bay Area Family Y Childcare/Preschool $ 20,000 Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan Youth Development $ 7,500 Literacy Council of Bay County Summer Tutoring & Parents as Teachers $ 5,000

3 HEALTH American Red Cross East Central Bay Chapter Services to Armed Forces $ 3,000 Bay Area Women s Center Domestic Violence $ 40,000 Bay County Child & Senior Citizen Centers Golden Horizons Adult Day Care $ 36,000 Catholic Family Services Individual, Family, & Marital Counseling $ 28,351 Dow Bay Area Family Y Senior Wellness Programing $ 5,000 Dow Bay Area Family Y Special Needs Health & Fitness Program $ 3,125 BASIC NEEDS Independence Bay Area Women's Center Domestic Violence Services $ 34,300 Bay County Habitat for Humanity Neighborhood Revitalization $ 9,400 Hidden Harvest Food Distribution $ 10,850 Literacy Council of Bay County Adult Literacy Program $ 30,700 New Dimensions Community Job Search Services $ 11,326 New Dimensions Accessibility Improvement Project $ 3,600 YWCA Great Lakes Bay Region Getting Ahead $ 7,100 YWCA Great Lakes Bay Region Women's Resource Center $ 8,200

4 Financial Stability American Red Cross East Central Bay Chapter Disaster Services $ 16,000 Do-All, Inc. Material Assistance Center $ 33,000 Mid-Michigan Community Action Agency Employment Support $ 14,500 Mid-Michigan Community Action Agency Emergency Water and Sewer $ 7,500 New Dimensions Moving Services $ 5,000 Northeast Michigan 211 Comprehensive Information & Referral $ 35,476 Sacred Heart Rehabilitation Center HIV/AIDS Care Program $ 4,000 Agency Program Investment Total $ 577,380 Agency Program Investment Total $577,380 Partner Agency Designations $44,591 UW Endowment $2,500 Community Advancement Network $18,750 United Way Community Service Fund $10,560 Total Local Investment $653,781 Other UW Designations $20,317 Total Investment $674,098

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