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2020 Annual Report 2020 Annual Report United Way of Baldwin County P.O. Box 244 700 N. McKenzie Street Foley, AL 36536/36535 251.943.2110 www.unitedway-bc.org 2020 Board of Directors Mission Statement Patrice Davis The United Way of Baldwin County’s collaborative effort with health and human service agencies Chair works to build, grow and enhance the well-being Baldwin Co. Board of Education of citizens in Baldwin County. Clair Dorough Vice-Chair Vision Statement City of Bay Minette Vickie Langham The United Way of Baldwin County is a network of organizations that brings people together to tackle Secretary/Treasurer community issues. Our goal is to create lasting Collins Aerospace change by addressing the underlying causes to problems in the areas of health, education and Vinson Bradley financial stability. This is accomplished through Coastal Alabama Community College a collaborative effort with our community partners and programs designed to address the needs of Grant Brown Baldwin County citizens. City of Gulf Shores Jill Bryars Staff Regions Bank Angela Byrnes Marina Simpson, Executive Director Riviera Utilities Lana Mummah, Finance and Program Director Colby Cooper Kelly Torres, Campaign & Volunteer Coordinator Hix Snedeker Financial Summary Bennie Dalzell Publix Supermarkets Total Income: $1,171,063.21 Char Haber Total Designated for Sally Rebuild: $229,279.69 Wolf Bay Lodge Total Agency Allocation: $522,899 Carl Jones Total Scholarships: $3,750 Total Designations: $27,067.90 Baldwin Mutual Insurance Total UWBC Programs $34,390.88 Travis Langen Total Agency Grants $6,000 Center for Ecotourism & Sustainability Total COVID Crisis Relief $71,284.53 Linda Mong Total Program Expense $126,233.86 BancorpSouth Russ Reynolds 2020-2021 Youth Board Coastal Alabama Community College Margaret Roley Blake Perkins, Baldwin Co. High School South Baldwin Regional Medical Center Eli Poole, Baldwin Co. Virtual School Rebecca Shobe Sydney Imperato, Bayside Academy Reagan Coleman, Daphne High School Baldwin EMC Henry Arthur, Elberta High School Marcia Stabler Taylor Phillips, Fairhope High School The First Isabella Myrick, Fairhope High School Tripp Ward Madison Messick, Foley High School Maggie Davis, Robertsdale High School Alabama Power Rebecca Urban, Snook Christian Academy Caryn Coxwell, Snook Christian Academy Micah Gaffney, Spanish Fort High School Andres Christensen, St. Michael Catholic School Community Partners First Steps Alabama Sheriff’s Boys Ranch First Steps is a UWBC program American Red Cross that partners with local Association for Retarded Citizens pediatrician offices to promote Baldwin County Education Coalition early literacy and healthy eating. This is Baldwin Youth Services accomplished by putting age appropriate Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Alabama books in the hands of children at every well Boy Scouts, Mobile Area Council visit from ages 6 months to 5 years old. In CARE House addition to books, each child receives a Catholic Social Services pre-school sized portion plate and activity Christian Service Center book that promotes healthy eating at their Drug Education Council 18 month check up. This program provides Ecumenical Ministries the ability to introduce the first steps of Fairhope Point Clear Rotary Youth Club literacy and healthy eating to a child from Family Promise their first steps in life. Feeding the Gulf Coast Girl Scouts, Southern Alabama Summer Reading Goodwill of the Gulf Coast Home of Grace for Women In an effort to bridge the literacy gap in summer Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation months, UWBC brings summer reading programs Light of the City to children in youth clubs across the county. We Ruff Wilson Youth Club do this by providing high quality hard back books South Alabama Lawyers Program that children read at summer camp and then South Baldwin Literacy Council take home to keep. Teachers work with each The Bridge student with an approved curriculum to ensure The Lighthouse reading comprehension. The Cindy Haber Center The Family Center 2-1-1 The Shoulder Under His Wings YMCA of South Alabama Created in 2007, United Way 2-1-1 has been the nation’s premier referral source for those seeking health and United Medical Partnership human services information. A trained specialist For Children (UMPC) is on hand 24 hours a day to provide confidential referrals for community services to individuals in Children with no insurance need of assistance. are less likely to receive proper medical care which often leads to excessive absences from school. The UMPC was formed more than 20 years ago and is a unique program provided by UWBC that enables under-insured and un-insured children in Baldwin County public schools to receive proper medical care. By keeping children healthy, we keep children in the classroom and on a pathway towards success. What happens when you give where you live. 2020 year end results 3,317,248 lbs of food distributed to the hungry · 119,597 summer lunches to children 7,143 meals to homeless families · 7,259 families provided rent, utilities & medical 2,199 nights in homeless shelter ·1,408 calls to crisis hot-line · 1,376 peer helpers 1,252 boy and girl scouts · 1,710 scholastic books provided to preschool children 448 youth in summer camps · 1,578 children received weekend backpacks of food 351 child abuse victims served 183 at risk children paired with positive mentor 121 special needs families provided day services 194 adults in residential rehab 63 intervention stays for troubled youth 98 pro-bono legal cases 222 military families assisted in times of crisis 149 house fire assistance 1,087 domestic violence victims safe shelter 47 school nurses supported Additional programs and funding for 2020 In 2020 Baldwin County has been negatively impacted by both the COVID-19 pandemic and Hurricane Sally. United Way of Baldwin County has been at the forefront of both disasters providing assistance to residents in our community. COVID-19 Response Hurricane Sally Response - Established Community Crisis Fund - Served at the Emergency Operations - Distributed $77,926 (to date) in additional Command Center for crisis response funding to the community to assist with - Deployed volunteers into the community immediate needs (rent, utilities, medical) through the Volunteer Registration Center to individuals and non-profits that were - Worked with partner agencies to distribute financially impacted by COVID-19 immediate needs after the storm (food, supplies etc.) - Distributed more than 5,000 masks, - Established Hurricane Sally Disaster Relief Fund hand sanitizers and thermometers to agencies - Serving as Fiscal Agent for Long Term Recovery - Distributed medical shoes to essential workers that is working to rebuild homes in the community Alex De Tocqueville Society A gift of $10,000 or more Frances Holk-Jones & Carl Jones Gold Feather Silver Feather Bronze Feather A gift of $5,000 to $9,999 A gift of $2,500 to $4,999 A gift of $1,500 to $2,499 William T. & Carol Cleverdon Garrett & Tracie Anderson Bob & Cyndy Purgason Clifton C. Inge, Sr Ian Atkinson John Kendall Tom & Fran Clement Allen Cox John “Bennie” Dalzell Herb & Bessie Malone Joey Hester Will & Tanya Murray Tammera Houlihan Frank & Jennie Rikard Kimberly Lueck Rev. & Mrs. Julian Walthall Tyler Wicker Red Feather A gift of $1,000 to $1,499 Mary Atkins Tommy Faust, Jr. Julie Maurer Donna Rock Robert Barnhart David Greene Daniel McKinney Robert Sammons Joline Beedy Courtney Greener Brad Moore Alan Schott Erin Bentley Jillian Griffin Karen Moore Matt & Marina Simpson Bill Bolling Eric & Linda Hansen Robert & Melanie Moore Steven Slaughter Greg & Rita Boxx Becky Harris Sandra Morris Amy Smith Johnathan Buchanan Delbert Hess Karen Morris Tammy Smith Thor Buckingham Melissa Hollingsworth Wade Neth James Solomon, Jr. Marissa Butts Colby Holmes Lynley Newton Hayley Stabler Thomas Byrne Van Hubbard Rose Nicholson Stan & Marcia Stabler Chad & Melanie Childress Kelley Johnson Kerry O’Connor Jim Stewart Kymberly Chunn Hattie Johnson Leigh Paige Jody Taylor James Conyers, Jr. Malik Johnson Kathleen Parker Doug Thomas Henry & Jo-Anne Crawford Tiffany Kalakheti Paul & Heather Phan Stephanie Torres De La Rosa Amy Cuny Regina Keebler Viktoria Radkova-Estepa Larry “Lamar” White James Currie, Jr. Thomas Lee Robert Reiller Albert Wood Michelle Eveillard David Lee William & Frances Ribelin Erica Wood Kira Lueck Caitlyn Rivera White Feather A gift of $500 to $999 Donald Annan, Jr. Daniel Cummings R. Leon Hill III Huey Hoss Mack Victor & Carrie Richerson Salley Beck Tammie Davison Ray Hinson David Marsh Warren Roberson Tyrone Benjamin Helen Dedic Albert Hoffman Robert McCammon Valerie Robinson Rex Bishop Lori Ferguson Max Hollen Barbara McMillan Sonja Salvia Lopez Patricia Blackburn Suzy Figarola Christian Ice R. Michael Mitchell Keith Sansom Janel Boilard Kathy Fleet Robert Irwin Nick Mitchell Jonathan Scammell Payton Braswell BA Fogarty III Chadwick Johnson Debra Morgan Alicia Segars Frederick Brock Travis Foster Devin Jones Ken & Lana Mummah Stephen Shea Grant Brown Eryn Fuller Chelsea Karns Mary Murchison Mark Simpkins, Jr. Pam Brunson Michael Gaal Teagan Keovilay Charles Murphy Beverly Smegelski Dustin Byrd Jack Galletta Marcy Kichler Jonathon Myers Greg Strachan Gabrielle Cabanos John Garrick Hyum Kim Erick Nava Darrick Sweat Daniel Calvery Dr. & Mrs. William Goetter Michael Kimmerling Ida Nichols Paula Tapia David Carl Gwendolyn Gottstine John Klein Edward Parker Steven Thompson Robert Clark William Gresham Todd & Kim Koniar Joshua Parmar Richard Wallace Derrick Clarke Virginia Guy John Koniar Melvin Patrick Robert & Nancy Weltlich Daniel Clemmons Cindy Haber Bernard Larson Peter Presel Kelly Wilder Michael Cook Paul Hamilton Tiffany LeDrew Jay Raggio Tamekia Williams Bruce Coole LeAnne Hartsock Dawn Lindsey Chris Ravel Douglas Wilson Rufus Cotton Tommy & Ronda Herndon Kelly Lott Eric Reese Victoria Wink Tina Covington Jorgina Hidalgo Thom Lott Ashley Ricard Roy Wood Lindsa Wynn *Donor names represent 2019 fall campaign giving cycle **Some donor information is not provided by employers.
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