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Navy-Marine Corps Ball Committee Donors 2012 AnnualAnnuualal ReportReporrtt MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR SAILORS, MARINES, AND THEIR FAMILIES 22001122 OUR MISSION TABLE OF CONTENTS To provide, in partnership with the Navy and Marine Corps, financial, educational and other assistance to Greetings from the Secretary of the Navy ...............3 active duty and retired members of the Naval Service of A Message from the Commandant the United Sta tes , their eligible family m embers and of the Marine Corps .................................................4 survivors – when in need; and to receive and manage funds to administer these programs. A Message from the Chief of Naval Operations .....................................................5 In 2006, the Society began the Combat Casualty Year in Review .........................................................6 Assistance Visiting Nurse Program to ensure Sailors and Marines with combat-related injuries and illnesses Relief Committee Report .........................................7 receive the medical and financial assistance they’ve Finance Committee Report ......................................8 earned. Financial Statement .................................................9 Financial Highlights .........................................10 - 11 OUR CORE VALUES Financial Assistance & Fund Drive Results ...12 – 13 We value a non-judgmental atmosphere that preserves the dignity and self-respect of everyone – clients and Volunteer Recognition ............................................14 staff. Staff Spotlight ........................................................15 We value training, education and mentoring to ensure Clarence Dillon Society ..................................16 – 17 our staff – employees and volunteers – can attain the Significant Contributions ................................18 – 23 highest levels of effectiveness and professionalism. We value our history as a volunteer-supported organization and endeavor to empower our volunteers to administer the programs and services of the Society The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society is recognized by to the best of their abilities. the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Charitable contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations are tax-deductible to the OUR COMMITMENT fullest extent allowed by law. The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society does not sell, trade or otherwise transfer Meet urgent financial needs by providing quality client to outside parties your personally identifiable service in a timely manner. information. Ensure faithful and transparent stewardship of donors’ dollars and other resources. Help Sailors, Marines and their families develop viable and lasting skills to achieve and maintain long-term financial stability. MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR SAILORS, MARINES, AND THEIR FAMILIES Greetings from the Secretary of the Navy n behalf of all Sailors, Marines, and their Ofamilies, I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitude to the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society. Your selfless dedication and tireless commitment continue to make a positive impact on the mission readiness of our Naval Services. From the number of active duty and retired Sailors and Marines who received financial assistance, to the number of contacts made by visiting nurses to Navy and Marine Corps homes, the Society’s presence, day in and day out, around the globe, means our military leaders have an important partner to help address the financial well-being of our fighting forces. The Society’s mission is only accomplished through the generosity of donors because they appreciate military service, understand the sacrifices military families endure, and recognize that emergency situations are most likely to arise when a service member is deployed. Given this realization, donors, through their generous gifts, have always met the needs of active duty and retired Sailors and Marines facing financial hardships. It is your collective actions for which I am thankful. I am proud of the partnership, rich history, and tradition “...the Society’s presence, day we share with the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society. in and day out, around the globe, means our military Sincerely, leaders have an impartant partner to help address the financial well-being of our fighting forces.” Ray Mabus BOARd OF dIRECTORS Admiral Jonathon W. Greenert, USN, Chief Chairman of Naval Operations General James F. Amos, USMC, Commandant Mrs. Darleen Greenert of the Marine Corps Vice Admiral Nanette M. Direnzi, JAGC, USN Lieutenant General Robert E. Milstead, Jr., USMC Members Mrs. Megan Moffit Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.) Vice Admiral Matthew L. Nathan, MC, USN Mrs. Bonnie Amos Rear Admiral Mark L. Tidd, CHC, USN Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Vice Admiral Scott R. Van Buskirk, USN Micheal P. Barrett, USMC General Joseph J. Went, USMC (Ret.) Mrs. Susan Barrett Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.) Michael D. Stevens, (AW/NAC) USN Mrs. Lauré Ferguson Mrs. Theresa Stevens Vice Admiral William D. French, USN Mrs. Bobbie Williams NMCRS.ORG/REPORT2012 | 3 A MESSAGE FROM THE COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS ne of my highest priorities as Commandant has Obeen to keep faith with our Marines, our Sailors and our families. Keeping faith means that we will ensure they have the support, services and infrastructure they need to live their lives and be ready to contribute to the overall mission of the Navy and Marine Corps. That mission requires our forces to be forward deployed and engaged, protecting the Nation's interests abroad. We must be the most ready when the Nation is least ready. As America's Expeditionary Force in Readiness, the Marine Corps takes great pride in the readiness and performance of our Marines and Sailors. The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society contributes directly to the readiness of our forces through the tireless efforts of its employees and volunteers. For 109 years, the Society has bridged the gap when our Marines, Sailors, and families needed financial assistance in getting through tough times. This assistance eases some of the burden of difficult times and allows our Marines and Sailors to focus on the mission at hand. In 2012, the Relief Society provided more than $41 Million dollars of support to our families, all made possible by the employees, countless volunteers and donors who graciously give their time and resources for the benefit of others. These thoughtful efforts contribute mightily to the Know that all who wear the Eagle, Globe and Anchor needs of today's Navy and Marine Corps Team. are deeply grateful for your fidelity to our Marines and Sailors. On behalf of all Marines, I offer my heartfelt gratitude to As our men and women return the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, its employees, from combat, we have a moral volunteers and donors. Your compassion and generosity obligation to ensure they are make a tremendous difference to the quality of life and the operational readiness of our Navy and Marine cared for and adequately Corps Team. prepared for the next chapter Semper Fidelis, of their lives. In addition to the financial assistance the Society provides, I'm especially proud of the Combat Casualty James F. Amos Assistance Visiting Nurse Program. As our men and General, U.S. Marine Corps women return from combat, we have a moral obligation to ensure they are cared for and adequately prepared for the next chapter of their lives. The Society's Visiting Nurses help to ensure we stay true to that promise. 4 | NMCRS 2012 Annual Report to Donors A MESSAGE FROM THE CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS n behalf of the men and women of the United OStates Navy, I offer my sincere admiration and gratitude to the staff and nearly 3,700 volunteers who carry out the Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society's vital mission. The Society remains a vital part of our Navy-Marine Corps team. Since 1904 you have cared for our Sailors, Marines, and their families, making a significant difference in their lives year after year. From the Society's budget counselors to Certified Caseworkers, the services you provide represent something greater than money or training - peace of mind. By any standard, 2012 was no different. You stood ready to provide financial assistance and a range of other services to those in need. By being there when it matters, more than 63,000 shipmates and Navy family members were able to receive over $41 million in financial support. Your commitment directly impacted readiness throughout the Fleet and supported one of my core tenants - Be Ready. Thank you for another great year, and please accept my best wishes for a successful 2013. Sincerely, Your commitment directly impacted readiness throughout the Fleet and supported one of Jonathan W. Greenert my core tenants - Be Ready. Admiral, U. S. Navy Chief of Naval Operations Executive Committee Members Finance Committee Members Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.), Chair General Joseph J. Went, USMC (Ret.), Chair Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.) Admiral Steve Abbot, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Megan Moffit Rear Admiral Peter C. Conrad, USN (Ret.) Vice Admiral Scott R. Van Buskirk, USN (Ret.) Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.) General Joseph J. Went, USMC (Ret.) Major General Carl B. Jensen, USMC (Ret.) Commander Wesley E. Schmidt, USN (Ret.) Audit Committee Members Rear Admiral Bruce B. Engelhardt, USN (Ret.), Chair Relief Committee Members Mrs. Lauré Ferguson Mrs. Megan Moffit, Chair Rear Admiral David P. Keller, SC, USN (Ret.) Mrs. Lauré Ferguson Mrs. Megan Moffit Mrs. Mindy Van Buskirk
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