2015 Annual Report For Monroe County
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1 2015 Annual Report For Monroe County
2 2015 United Way Board of Directors Chairman Tim Moree- Volunteer Federal Treasurer Joseph Marlette- Kahite Representative Secretary Patsy Carson-Community Volunteer Linda Ford-Carlex Manufacturing Wayne Fox-Rarity Bay Representative John Zorio-JTEKT Brandy Gentry-Monroe County Chamber of Commerce Charles Ridenour-Ridenour & Hatfield Attorneys At Law Doug Richesin-People s Bank of East Tennessee Louise Barnes-Valley Insurance John Hassell Jr.- ORNL Credit Union Mike Webb- Fort Loudon Electric Cooperative Phyllis Peel-Citizens National Bank Sam Stamey-Athens Federal Shannon Anthony- Sweetwater Hospital Association The Board of Directors would like to thank the citizens of Monroe County for supporting our organization through these difficult economic times. We hope you find this annual report informative of how the resources are distributed that are entrusted to us. We believe in working together to achieve the possibilities that exist when our collective attention is directed to the problems that need to be solved with our partner agencies. Our organization is fortunate to have partner agencies that work tirelessly to bring change to our community. We are thankful to be a part of this organization working toward creating lasting change and permanent solutions to the problems our community faces.
3 Our Partner Agencies Birth-to-Three Program Boys and Girls Club Boy Scouts of America Branches of Monroe CASA Monroe Douglas Cherokee Head Start Douglas Cherokee Neighborhood Services Center Douglas Cherokee Senior Nutrition Program Good Shepherd Center Imagination Library LifeSigns Monroe County Cancer Fund Monroe County Senior Citizens & Friends, Inc. Monroe County Rescue Squad Monroe In Motion Senior Citizens Home Assistance Service Sweetwater Area Ministries, Inc. Sweetwater Valley Citizens for the Arts Tri-County Center Young Life Monroe County
4 THANK YOU to all the local businesses and individuals who have invested in United Way of Monroe County. $20,000-$49,999 JTEKT Carlex Kahite of Tellico Village Community $10,000 - $19,999 Johnson Family Trust Rarity Bay Community Sweetwater Hospital Association $2,500 - $9,999 UT-Battelle Citizen s National Bank Fort Loudon Electric Company East Tennessee Foundation Sweetwater Utility Board CNS-Y12 Monroe County School System People s Bank of East Tennessee PolyOne Athens Federal City of Sweetwater Tennessee Packaging $1,000 - $2,499 The Monroe County Buzz Caterpillar Regions Bank Resolute Sweetwater City School System Senior Citizens Home Assistance Service, Inc. Volunteer Federal Bank Loudon Monroe Human Resource Association $500 - $999 Sweetwater Valley Oil Sweetwater Property Owners and Merchants (Muscadine Festival) Wal-Mart Advocate & Democrat MasterCraft Everyday heroes are among us!
5 93.7% Goes to the United Way Partner Agencies United Way of Monroe County: Total Expenses and Program Support = $303,183 Contributions and Interest=$256,655 Audited Results for /1/15 to 12/31/15 United Way of Monroe County works to provide solutions for public and private issues that our community faces. We offer the community what no other entity, organization, governmental body, or institution can; a way for citizens to join with others to identify issues that matter most to people in need, develop a plan and get results. Rent Income= $26,748 (paid for all management expenses and some of the fundraising expenses) Reserve Use= $19,780 (We used some reserves to meet the program needs of our agencies) Management & Administration 6.3% 13% Fund Raising Program Support 80.7%
6 Because of YOU United Way helped over 29,000 people right here in Monroe County in 2015! In our 2 nd year of having Project R.E.D we doubled the number of families that received our aid. 13 homes had improvements made for the elderly and disabled here in Monroe County.
7 Everyone needs a little help sometimes, even the jolly man in the red suit. That's where Santa's Helper comes in. Santa's Helper is a program coordinated by the United Way of Monroe County to provide a complete Christmas for the underprivileged children that are in any of our schools in Monroe County. This year, Santa's Helper gave assistance to 485 families within a four week time. First United Methodist Church, Sweetwater, TN CNS-Y12 Rarity Bay Women s Club Jackie Jones Ford, Sweetwater, TN Kahite Neighborhood Carlex Tennessee Packaging St. Josephs The Work Catholic Church, Madisonville, TN Sweetwater Kiwanis Yamaha Jet Boat Manufacturing Notchey Creek Volunteer Fire Department Jacqueline Mason Tiffany Raper Lacey Mason Holly Hicks Murphy Jerry Sloan Wal-Mart of Sweetwater and Madisonville The Monroe County Buzz The Advocate and Democrat Bert Lee- Lee Enterprises
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