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United Wayof the Greater Capital Region2016 Community Impact Report

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United Way of the Greater Capital Region 2016 Annual Report

OUR MISSIONTo improve lives and advance the common good in the Capital Region by mobilizing the caring power of donors, volunteers and community partners to give, volunteer and advocate for people in need within our region.

OUR VISIONUnited Way of the Capital Region will be a recognized leader in the development and investment of philanthropic and volunteer resources in programs and initiatives that improve the quality of life for children, families, elders and people in need.

UNITED WAY STAFF

Shane Albertin Director of Information Technology

Laura Alpert Sr. Vice President of Resource Development

Lisa Audi Sr. Vice President of Marketing &

Communications

Meredith Chimento Sr. Vice President of Community Impact

Liz Cifarelli Office & Human Resources Administrator

Laurelee Dever Statewide SEFA Director

Abbie Farrar Accounting Manager

Marion Frowein Accounting Manager

Peg Kane Office Coordinator

Daniel Kilmartin Chief Financial Officer/ Chief Operating Officer

Dian Lin Accounts Receivable Associate

James Mulligan Vice President of Resource Development

Marlane Owens Special Events Coordinator

Andi Pratt Director of Community Investment

Tracy Randle Program Director, CA$H Coalition

Lisa Steagall-Thurman Capital Region SEFA Administrator

Melissa Stephens Donor Relations Manager/Federated

Campaigns

Jessica Underhill Director of Community Impact

Bennett VanWert Donor Relations Manager

Brian T. Hassett President and Chief Executive Officer

Hon. Ronald E. Bailey Albany City Common Council

Laurie Bangs Enterprise Holdings

Carm Basile Capital District Transportation

Authority

Wayne Bayer Community Volunteer

John W. Bishop, Jr Bishop Beaudry Construction, LLC

Chris Bombardier Ostroff Associates

Katharine Briar-Lawson University at Albany,

School of Social Welfare

Cornelia Cahill Barclay Damon

Christine A. Calicchia NYS Gaming Commission

Charles Carletta Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Robert Coolidge Bank of America

Mary Cullinan Albany Public Library

Anne Davis Price Chopper Supermarkets

Alex Dell The Law Firm of Alex Dell, PLLC

David DeMarco Saratoga National Bank and Trust Co.

Katharine Doran Teal, Becker & Chiaramonte

Kelly Flanagin Brandle Meadows

Condominiums

Andrew Gnoinski, Jr. IUE/CWA Local 301

Michael Guzzo Bechtel

Merodie Hancock Empire State College

Hon. Helena Heath Albany City Court

Theresa Hill KeyBank

Jamaal M. James TMG Global Holdings

John Kearney Community Volunteer and Past Board Chair

Frank Koncewicz UPS

David Krupski NBT Bank

Eric LaCoppola Environment One Corporation

Brandi Miller Capital Region Chamber of

Commerce

Steady Moono Schenectady County Community

College

Cliff Wohl iHeart Media

DIRECTORS

2015-2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Patrick Lyons Chair NYSUT

Craig Apple Treasurer

Albany County Sheriff’s Dept.

Brian O’Grady Resource Development

Committee CDPHP

Mary Cullinan Secretary

Albany Public Library

Daniel Sauer Past Board Chair

MVP

Rabbi Matthew Cutler Governance Committee

Congregation Gates of Heaven

Robert Muzerall Community Impact &

Investment Committee Amplexor

Richard Stack Finance Chair

Retired – Community Volunteer

OFFICERS


ADVANCING THE COMMON GOOD IN THE GREATER CAPITAL REGION

Today, each individual has an extraordinary power to affect change for themselves, their families and their communities. United Way of the Greater Capital Region is harnessing their energy and helping them turn their aspirations into reality. In the past year, we continued to build on our successes and work with partners to impact the lives of more people throughout our community. From making sure people meet their basic needs for food, housing and safety, to establishing a foundation for success for children, to equipping people with the knowledge and skills they need to get on more stable financial ground, to facilitating better health for our residents, United Way of the Greater Capital Region is there.

Our Community Care Fund continues to provide support to nonprofit organizations engaged in essential work, emergency response to local crises, seed money for new endeavors, and long-term community impact. The United Way of the Greater Capital Region is providing locally tailored and locally driven solutions to create a healthy, thriving community. Results of our commitment to the long term health of the region:

• United Against Hunger’s Summer Meals demonstrated a 290% increase in meals served to Capital Region children since United Way funding began;

• The CA$H Coalition of the Greater Capital Region has increased the number of tax returns filed between tax year 2008 and 2015 by 45% as a result of our guidance and support as well as through strategic partnerships;

• United Way 2-1-1 Northeast Region has thrived with a 37% increase in call volume;

• Family and Neighborhood Resource Centers have increased the number of individuals and families in crisis served by 28% and assisted 56% in long-term resilience

These successes—and the many other great results achieved in 2015-16—are a testament to what we can accomplish when individuals, government, businesses, academia, health agencies, faith-based groups and nonprofits join together in common cause. United Way is proud to facilitate funding, expertise and programmatic solutions to the issues that matter most, to help the most people.

We thank you, our donors, corporate partners, funded partners and volunteers for your dedication to LIVEUNITED. Behind all of the statistics are real people whose lives are forever changed for the better, because of you. We are grateful stewards of your generosity. UNITED, we can change lives!

Brian T. Hassett Patrick Lyons President and CEO Chair, Board of Directors

DEAR FRIENDS

“Behind all of the statistics

are real people whose

lives are forever changed

for the better,

because of you.



2015-2016 Community Care Fund InvestmentsThe impact of contributions to United Way’s Community Care Fund is multiplied by United Way’s commitment to track results and fund programs that make a measurable difference for individuals, families and our community. United Way’s funded partners for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2016 are listed below. Several agencies provide programs that fall under more than one of our four investment platforms. For our latest list of funded partners and programs, go to www.unitedwaygcr.org.

Basic Needs2-1-1 Northeastern New York

Albany Damien Center

Alliance for Positive Health

Bethesda House of Schenectady

Capital Roots

CAPTAIN Youth and Family Services

Catholic Charities of Delaware, Otsego & Schoharie Counties

Catholic Charities Tri-County Services

Equinox

Food Pantries for the Capital District

Interfaith Partnership for the Homeless

Joseph’s House and Shelter

Legal Aid Society of Northeastern NY

Mechanicville Area Community Services Center

Northeast Health Foundation

Northern Rivers Family Services

Regional Food Bank of Northeastern NY

Safe, Inc.

Schenectady Community Action Program

Schenectady Inner City Ministry

Schoharie County Community Action Program

SUNY Cobleskill / Schoharie Fresh

The Center for Community Justice

Trinity Alliance of the Capital Region

Unity House of Troy, Inc.

US Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI)

Wellspring

Wildwood Programs

YWCA NorthEastern New York

YWCA of the Greater Capital Region

EducationArbor Park Child Care Center

Baby Institute

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region

Bigelow Corner’s Partnership

Boys & Girls Clubs of Albany

Capital District Child Care Council (CDCCC)


Catholic Charities of Saratoga, Warren & Washington


Community Maternity Services

Equinox

Health Schenectady Families (Cornell Cooperative Extension)

Healthy Families Rensselaer (St. Peter’s Health Partners)

Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County


Safe, Inc.


Schoharie River Center

The Albany Promise

Troy Area United Ministries

Watervliet Civic Chest

IncomeCAPTAIN Youth and Family Services


Circles of Mercy

Commission on Economic Opportunity

Literacy New York–Fulton, Montgomery, Schoharie Counties

Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County

Mechanicville Area Community Services Center


The Center for Community Justice

Trinity Alliance of the Capital Region

US Committee on Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI)

Wellspring

Wildwood Programs

YWCA Northeastern New York

YWCA of the Greater Capital Region

HealthAddictions Care Center of Albany


Catholic Charities Senior and Caregiver Services

Family & Child Service of Schenectady

Greater Adirondack Home Aides

Hospitality House

Jewish Family Services of NENY


Rensselaer Housing Resources

Senior Services of Albany

Wildwood Programs

Family & Neighborhood Resource Centers



Family & Neighborhood Resource CentersSTRATEGIC INVESTMENTS

United Way Family and Neighborhood Resource Centers (FNRC) provide one-stop, coordinated services to individuals and families at five locations across the Capital Region – Mechanicville Area Community Services Center, Schenectady Area Community Action Program, Schoharie County Community Action Program, Trinity Alliance and Unity House.

THE GOALS OF THE FNRC PROGRAM ARE:

• To provide basic needs and short-term assistance in times of crisis;

• To provide long-term solutions to the strains placed on local individuals and families;

• To serve as a local leader in ensuring communities are safe, stable and interconnected so that individuals and families thrive.

The centers provide individuals and families access to a network of coordinated services close to home. Each FNRC is a partnership of health and social service providers, residents, schools, businesses and faith-based organizations, all working together to build on the strengths and address the needs of neighborhood residents and the neighborhood as a whole.

FAMILY & NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCE CENTERS CONTINUE TO GROW• 28% increase in individuals and families in

crisis served; • 56% increase in individuals and families assisted

in long-term resilience

“ If the Mechanicville Area Community Services Center wasn’t here, my family would still be struggling. It’s been my greatest resource.”

–Autumn



LEADERSHIP IN GIVING (Support of over $1 million) GE Family of Givers

INSPIRATIONAL GIVING ($200,000 to $499,999) Golub Corp. and Price Chopper/Market 32 Teammates

Bank of AmericaBechtel Marine Propulsion Corp.Capital District Transportation AuthorityEnterprise HoldingsHannaford Supermarkets

KeyBankMomentive Performance Materials, Inc.MVP Health CareNational GridNew York Independent System Operator

NYSUT Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteSABIC Innovative Plastics UPS

PARTNER IN GIVING ($50,000 to $199,999)

Campaigns of Distinction Capital District Transportation Authority New York Independent System Operator

Campaign Manager of the Year Nicole Cain, Enterprise Holdings Ellen Sax, MVP Health Care

Community Impact Award Hannaford Supermarkets NYSUT

Industry Leadership Award Armory Automotive Family Hinman Straub, P.C. Pioneer Bank Saratoga Hospital Schenectady County Government Scotia-Glenville Central School District The Bonadio Group

Labor Appreciation CSEA

Newcomer Award Capital District Area Labor Federation Underwriters Laboratories

SPECIAL AWARDS

PLATINUM AWARDS ($200 or more per employee)Arbor Park Child Care Center, Inc.Barton & Loguidice, D.P.C.Berkshire BankElectric BoatHMS Agency, Inc.Phoenix Life Insurance Company

Target Stores District Office #438Tri-City Manpower, Inc.United Way of New York StateUnited Way of the Greater Capital RegionThe Woodward Co.

GOLD AWARDS ($100 - $199 per employee)3M5280 SolutionsAflac New YorkAlbany International Corp.Austin & Co., Inc.The Ayco Company, L.P.Bank of AmericaBarclay DamonBechtel Plant Machinery, Inc.Bobrick Washroom Equipment, Inc.The Bonadio GroupC.H. Guenther & Son, Inc.Capital BankCapital Region Chamber of CommerceCarbone SubaruCargill Feed and NutritionCitizens BankCSEAEnvironment One CorporationFirst Niagara Financial GroupGE Family of Givers

Glens Falls National BankHinman Straub, P.C.James D. Warren and Son, Inc.MillimanNationwideNBT Bank, N.A.New York Independent System OperatorNYSUT OMCEPearl Carroll & AssociatesPioneer BankPrincipal Financial GroupRensselaer County Regional Chamber of CommerceRose & Kiernan, Inc.SABIC Innovative PlasticsSaratoga National Bank & Trust CompanyTyler Technologies, Inc.UPSWatervliet Civic ChestWells Fargo

THANK YOU TO OUR TOP UNITED WAY SUPPORTERS. Your generosity is changing lives and improving our community. Create Change. Create Hope.



TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY

Ms. Lynn Calpeter

Mr. Robert M. Curley

Mr. Robert Doyle

Mr. and Mrs. George and Eileen Earle

Mr. James P. Gaspo

Neil and Jane Golub

Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson and Dr. Morris Washington

Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Esther Massry

Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Micki Massry

Mr. John J. Nigro

Mr. Brian G. O’Grady

The Sauer Family

Percy Waller Foundation

Ms. Deborah White

Dr. Nancy Zimpher

United Way Tocqueville Society members know that creating positive change in our communities creates hope in the lives of children and families who struggle daily just to meet their basic needs.

Our GenerousTocqueville Donors

Create Change. Create Hope.



United Way of the Greater Capital Region extends its sincere gratitude to the individuals and groups listed below for their Leadership giving. Thank you for setting an example for our community through your dedication and support.

2015-2016 Leadership Givers

Tocqueville Society (contributions of $10,000 or more)

Ms. Lynn CalpeterMr. Robert M. CurleyMr. Robert Doyle Mr. and Mrs. George and Eileen EarleMr. James P. GaspoNeil and Jane GolubDr. Shirley Ann Jackson and Dr. Morris WashingtonMr. and Mrs. Morris and Esther MassryMr. and Mrs. Norman and Micki MassryMr. John J. NigroMr. Brian G. O’GradyThe Sauer FamilyPercy Waller FoundationMs. Deborah WhiteDr. Nancy Zimpher

Red Feather Society (contributions of $1,000 – $9,999)

Anonymous (10)Mr. Alan D. AlexanderMr. Christopher P. AllenMs. Laura B. AlpertAltes Family Fund of The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital RegionMs. Joyce AndersonMr. Dominic A. ArcidiaconoMs. Kelli ArnoldMr. Eugene AudiMs. Karla AustenMr. Brian N. AvilesMs. Laurie L. BangsMr. Steven BardusMs. Cindy BarfordMr. Robert BasilaMr. Carmino N. BasileMr. Michael S. BassettMs. Pamela BattleMrs. Linn W. BeckerMr. and Mrs. Raymond E. BenensonMr. Gregory BentleyMr. Nathan BerberichMr. Walter H. BerningerMr. Dominick BizzarroMr. and Mrs. Charles BohlMr. Stephen R. BolzeMr. Thomas BoyleMr. Robert L. BraswellMr. J. Martin BrayboyDr. Curtis M. BrenemanMr. Scott E. BrittonThe Brosnihan FamilyMr. Thomas BrowerMr. Patrick BrownMr. Timothy Bryant Jr. Ms. Jessica BudrisMr. John P. BuechlerMs. Jacqueline BullisMs. Audra BurkeMr. J. Christopher BurkeDr. William S. Burnett, M.D.

Ms. Kathleen M. CahalanMs. Cornelia CahillMs. Mary E. CahillMs. Colleen CalhounMs. Christine A. CalicchiaKaren and Charles Carletta and FamilyMr. Mark I. CartwrightMr. Thomas CawleyMr. Walter ChandlerMr. Douglas ChapmanMrs. Meredith ChimentoDr. Joe H. ChowMr. Theodore Chrimes IIIMs. Carol L. CillisMr. Vincent M. CimijottiMr. Thomas A. CivillMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. ClarkJeane and Steve ClearyMr. Joseph E. Coffey, Jr.Mr. Robert Alan ColangeloMs. Barbara J. CollenMr. Chris ComiMr. Jeffrey W. ConnellyMs. Colleen ConnorMr. Thomas ConverseMr. Michael ConwayMr. Arthur W. Coolidge Jr.Robert and Mary CoolidgeMs. Sharon A. CooperMr. Steven Lee CoreyMr. Gregory CormanMr. Bartley J. Costello III, Esq.Mr. and Mrs. James K. CowardMr. John B. CozzolinoDr. James J. CummingsMr. Kevin CurranJack and Kathleen Curtin and FamilyRabbi Matt and Sharon CutlerMs. Susan DahlkeMr. Mark E. DaileyDr. Michael W. DaileyStephen and Deborah D’AmicoMr. Robert D’AquilaMr. Thomas DavidsonMr. Michael DavidsonMr. Richard Davidson, Jr.Ms. Anne M. DavisMr. Douglas A. DavisMr. L. Berkley DavisMs. Tracy DavisMr. Anthony DeanMs. Elsa G. deBeerMr. Carlton DeBruleMr. and Mrs. Theodore M. DeConnoMs. Patricia DeFerioMr. Garrett E. DeGraffMr. Andrew DeitschMr. Richard J. DeweyMs. Melynnda L. DewittMr. Francis DicaprioMr. James DiefendorfMr. James T. DillonMr. Robert R. DodgeMatthew and Katharine DoranMs. Vera Dordick

Mr. David DorseyMr. Evan J. DouglisMr. Anthony G. DuffyMr. Steven C. DunhamMr. Mark N. EaganMr. Graig Robinson EastinMr. John R. Ellis, M.S., E.D.Mr. Matthew J. ElmerMr. John J. Endres, Jr.Mr. David L. ErnstMr. Matthew R. FaughnanKaren and Emmet FinnertyMs. Kelly FletcherMs. Ellen R. FogartyMr. and Mrs. Clarence and Jacqueline FosdickMr. Michael FranckenMr. Michael FrankeMs. Rebecca M. FreyMs. Marion G. FroweinMr. James M. FullmanDr. Shekhar GardeMs. Martha GardnerMr. Nick GarveyDiana and Joseph GaugMr. Ben M. GauthierMr. Robert D. GerberMs. Sara GhermanMr. Michael C. GloverMr. Andrew GnoinskiMs. Deborah L. GoerlachMr. David GolubMr. Jerel GolubMs. Denise GonickMr. Rick GonzalesMs. Jeannette GordonMs. Catherine GraichenMr. James F. GrantMrs. Virginia C. GreggMr. Michael GregoryMr. James GrunerMr. David GuinnMr. Mark HachenskiDr. Prabhat HajelaMr. Robert F. HaleMs. Theresa C. HamanMrs. Barbara M. HamlinMr. Kristofor HanchettMr. Kevin G. HardingKevin and Nancy HarriganMr. Marcus HarringtonMr. Brian HassettMaryclaire Hassett and Glenn GoldmanMr. Thomas HaydenMr. Thomas D. HealyMr. Adam G. HeathEric and Karen HeathwaiteMr. James A. HeckmanMs. Eileen HellmuthMr. Brian HendricksHershey Family Fund of The Community Foundation of the Greater Capital RegionMr. Ryan HillMr. Thomas Y. Hobart

M. Yennhi HodacMr. Mark D. HoffmannJeffrey Hoole and Nancy O’DonnellMr. James O. HowardMr. Michael HowardMs. Meng-Ling HsiaoMr. Jeffrey M. HughesMs. Amy HugheyMr. John Hume IIIMr. Mark HutchingsMr. Richard A. IkasaloSrikanth InugantyMr. Russell IrvingMr. David JacksonMr. Timothy JervisMr. Martin Helge JohnsonMr. Bradley C. JonesMs. Janet S. JoyceMr. Douglas KallinMr. James E. KavanaughMr. John P. KearneySusan and Craig KeeferMr. Richard KehlMichael and Darlene KellyMr. Kevin KennyMr. Daniel KilmartinMs. Michelle A. KingMr. Daniel J. KinleyMr. Kenneth M. KlappMr. Garth KmieczakMr. Richard E. KnappMr. Robert KochJohn and Mary KolbMr. Frank KoncewiczMr. Timothy G. and Jaye P. KremerTheodore and Bonnie KrissMr. David KrupskiMs. Joanne KuglerMr. Steven KuringMr. Steven J. LabateMr. Eric P. LaCoppolaMs. Kelly LafnitzeggerMr. Nicholas J. LaMorteMr. Kevin LanahanMr. Michael LareauMr. Anthony W. LaRosaMr. Einar LarsenMs. Judith LaurenceMr. John LavelleMr. Sean G. LeeMr. Eric LettermanMr. Wayne LindemanDonald R. Lipkin and Mary B. BowenMr. Braden R. LipmanMr. Robert R. LittleMr. Robert E. LumpkinsMr. Karl R. LurzMr. Aaron LyndsMr. Patrick J. LyonsJennifer and David MacPheeMr. Stephen A. MadaraszMs. Karen E. MageeMr. William MaginnMr. David C. MahlmannMr. Michael Mahony



United Way seeks to ensure that all of our Leadership Givers who choose to be recognized are listed here. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this printing (as of September 2016). If we inadvertently missed you or if we need to update our records, please call 518.456.2200.

Mr. Aaron T. MalachukMr. Robert MalitzMs. Jacqueline MarciniakJames and Joan MariniMr. John MarkowichMs. Lissette Marquez-MajerczakDr. Kevin Preston Martin, M.D.Mrs. Nancy R. MartinJeff and Francine MarzinskyMs. Kathryn MatthewsMr. Erick McCreightMs. Anne McenteeMrs. Catharine D. McHughDr. Donna D. McIntoshMs. Michelle L. McLaughlinMr. Mark J. McMahonMs. Elizabeth Daily McManusMr. and Mrs. David W. MelbyMr. Donald S. MetznerMr. Joseph MichaelMr. Douglas J. MillerMr. Nicholas MillerMr. Joseph D. MitchellMr. Michael ModanMr. Brian MooreMr. John D. MoranMr. Philip K. MuellerMr. John F. Murray, Jr.Mr. Kevin F. MurrayMs. Mary Emily MuzerallMr. Paul MyersMr. John NagyMs. Emilie Nelson Chrapowitzky Mr. Phillip A. NevilleDr. Dorit NevoMs. Allison L. NewmanMark and Becky NickelMr. Matthew NielsenMr. Patrick M. O’DonnellMs. Alana O’HairMr. Timothy O’HaraMr. John C. Olsen, CPA, CFEMr. James F. O’NeillMs. Frances M. O’RourkeMr. Olaniyi OshinowoMr. Timothy OstranderMr. William OverholtMr. Paul A. PalanzoMs. Jennifer B. PapermanMr. James ParksMr. Mark PatchellMs. Susan PercyMs. Pamela A. PerrotMr. David A. PetragliaMr. Paul J. PhelanMr. Edward C. PierceMr. Michael J. PishkulaMr. Jessee PittmanMs. M. Jeanne PlaceMrs. Regina K. PlowinskeMr. Nicholas PocciaMr. Scott PollacekCurtis and Renee PowellMr. Scott J. PowhidaMs. Amy J. PresslyMr. Shawn PrestridgeMr. Eugene M. ProMr. David Przybylo

Ms. Theresa PuleoMr. Richard RafalikDr. William RafanielloMs. Kiersten M. RalstonMr. Jatila RanasingheMr. Brian J. RancourtPratima RangarajarMr. Naresh RaoMr. Brian RayMr. Robert T. ReillyMs. Deborah Reynolds-BrownMr. Joseph RiceMr. Robert RidgwayMr. John RileyJohn and Elaine RinaldoMr. Charles E. RobinsonMr. Dean RobinsonMilissa Rocker Klotz and Craig KlotzMr. Jacques M. RoethMr. Trey RogersKevin P. and Roseann R. RonayneMr. Ronald RootMr. Frank E. RossMr. James E. RossiClaude and Jean RoundsMrs. Mary L. RozakJonathan D. and Jessica L. RubinMr. John A. RyanMr. Richard Alan SaffeeMr. Stephen L. SamuellMs. Ruth Ann SandstedtMs. Nancy SantanaTerry SaundersMr. Peter G. ScavulloMr. John F. SchenckMs. Kristi C. ScherlerMr. Neils SchmittDr. Paul Matthew SchochMr. Hayim SchwartzmanMs. Theresa SeilMs. Nancy B. Sever, Esq.Ms. Robin SevinskyMr. Thomas ShaginawMr. Andrew ShapiroMr. Christopher ShattuckMs. Jacqueline ShefferMr. Steven ShemoMs. Margaret M. ShermanDr. Richard and Pam SiegelMr. Douglas SiegenthalerKamayo SmithRichard N. and Priscilla SmithMr. and Mrs. H. Austin Spang IIIMs. Krista St. GeorgeMr. Brian J. StallMr. Raymond W. StalterMr. Charles P. SteinerMs. Marybeth Stevens-CarhidiMr. Nathan Craig StickneyMs. Nancy StoffelMr. Richard A. Straut, P.E.Mr. Scott StrazikMr. Jeffrey SullivanMr. Joseph SurianoMs. Carolyn L. SutliffChudney SykesDr. Boleslaw K. and Ms. Emilia SzymanskiMs. Patricia Tauss

Mr. Gary C. TebbettsMr. Thomas TerkMr. Eugene A. TerwilligerMr. Theodore J. ThienMs. Cynthia L. ThompsonMr. John C. TicknerMr. Anders M. TomsonFrances TooheyMr. Robert C. TorgesenMs. Holly TuohyMr. Andre TurmanMr. Christian VandervortMr. Donald VanSlykeMs. Patricia Ann VilleneuveMr. Timothy P. WadeMr. John M. WainwrightMr. Matthew WaltersMs. Deb WardMrs. Dorine WashingtonDr. E. Bruce Watson, Ph.DMr. Herman WiegmanMr. James WeissMr. Steven WesleyMr. Jonathan WexlerMr. Stephen G. WhitleyMr. Everett WhitakerMr. Kenneth A. WillettsMr. Gregory R. WilliamsMr. Robert WilliamsMr. Gary WilsonMr. Christopher WolfeMr. Michael J. WollmanMr. Austin A. WoodwardMr. John WrightMr. Wesley YeomansMr. Robert ZachariasMr. Jaime P. ZehnderMr.Matthew ZeilbergerMr. David A. ZonaMs. Susan A. Zophy

Red Feather Society for Retirees ($500+)

Robert I. Allen and Susan GoinMr. Thomas A. AnapolisMr. Robert Alan ColangeloMr. Randolph CollinsMr. Arthur W. Coolidge, Jr.Mrs. Antonia M. CorteseMrs. Ann DiSarroMr. Ernest L. HallMs. Genevieve G. JohnsonFather James J. KaneMs. Katherine M. KelleherMr. and Mrs. Shiro Gene KimuraCharles and Barbara ManningJeff and Francine MarzinskyMr. James P. MorrisseyMs. Theresa J. PangburnDr. and Mrs. Carl A. PaulsenMr. Richard L. PeckhamAnne and Walt RobbRev. James J. Vaughan

Emerging Leaders Society ($500+ for donors under age 40)Anonymous (2)Mr. Shane C. AlbertinMr. Richard J. AsnerMrs. Clarisse L. BanksMrs. Randi L. BlenderMr. Steven R. Brewer Mr. Andrew M. CarstensMr. Robert A. CiceroMr. Kelvin R. De La CruzMr. Ryan A. DeanMr. Keith F. DeRosaMs. Jessica L. FloresMr. Joseph A. GriggsMr. Brendan T. HathawayMr. Neil KellyMr. Alex J. KeyesMr. Matthew D. MackayMr. Aaron T. MalachukMrs. Jacqueline L. McGuireMr. Joshua H. McKeanMs. Mary-Ann MuthMs. Abigail R. NeumannMr. David L. OakleyMrs. Tara W. O’LearyMr. Chad G. PerkinsMs. Kristal G. RamjeetMs. AnneMarie RaymondMr. James A. RellaMr. Gregory J. RiversMr. Joseph D. RossiMr. Brett W. SiebertMr. Paul S. StotzMr. Yohsuke TakakuraDr. Patrick T. and Jessica UnderhillBenjamin and Kerry VerschuerenMs. Melissa A. WolfMr. Gary B. Zeigler II



Labor and United Way, Partners in Meeting Human Need

United Way of the Greater Capital Region does not assess our member agencies any dues or fees for their participation in our federation.

In times of tragedy, routine expenses can become a major inconvenience and source of stress. United Way’s Emergency Labor Assistance Program (ELAP) is a partnership between local organized labor unions and United Way of the Greater Capital Region, designed to meet temporary financial needs of community members when emergencies occur.

This year, the United Way and ELAP worked with the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 132, Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 2, CSEA Tax Local 690, District Council 9 New York IUPAT, Painters and Allied Trades, Local 201, IUE-CWA AFL-CIO Local 301, IUE-CWA Local 81359, and Teamsters in assisting 29 union members faced with emergencies.Together we helped with BASIC NEEDS including food security, housing (power disconnects, house fires) and personal safety. We helped with HEALTH issues such as medical emergencies for union members and their children ranging from cancer to surgery.

Once again, together, we accomplish more than any one person or agency can do alone. That’s what it means to #LIVEUNITED.

Brookwood Secure FacilityCapital District DDSOCapital District Psychiatric CenterCoxsackie Correctional FacilityDevelopmental Disabilities Planning CouncilFourth Judicial DistrictGovernor’s Office of Employee RelationsGreat Meadow Correctional FacilityGreene Correctional FacilityHale Creek ASACTCHudson Correctional FacilityLake George Park CommissionNYS AssemblyNYS Board of ElectionsNYS Board of Law ExaminersNYS Commission of CorrectionsNYS Commission on Judicial ConductNYS Court of AppealsNYS Court of ClaimsNYS Department of Agriculture and MarketsNYS Department of Civil ServiceNYS Department of Corrections and Community SupervisionNYS Department of Economic DevelopmentNYS Department of EducationNYS Department of Environmental ConservationNYS Department of Financial ServicesNYS Department of HealthNYS Department of LaborNYS Department of Law-Attorney GeneralNYS Department of Motor Vehicles

NYS Department of Public ServiceNYS Department of StateNYS Department of Taxation and FinanceNYS Department of TransportationNYS Division of Alcoholic Beverage ControlNYS Division of Criminal Justice ServicesNYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency ServicesNYS Division of Human RightsNYS Division of Military and Naval AffairsNYS Division of State PoliceNYS Division of Tax AppealsNYS Division of the BudgetNYS Division of Veterans’ AffairsNYS Dormitory AuthorityNYS Energy Research & Development AuthorityNYS Environmental Facilities CorporationNYS Executive Chamber NYS Gaming CommissionNYS Higher Education Services CorporationNYS Homes and Community RenewalNYS Insurance FundNYS Joint Commission on Public EthicsNYS Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special NeedsNYS Law Reporting BureauNYS Office for the AgingNYS Office for People with Developmental DisabilitiesNYS Office for the Prevention of Domestic ViolenceNYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services

NYS Office of Children and Family ServicesNYS Office of Court AdministrationNYS Office of General ServicesNYS Office of Information Technology ServicesNYS Office of Mental HealthNYS Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic PreservationNYS Office of Temporary and Disability AssistanceNYS Office of the Inspector GeneralNYS Office of the Medicaid Inspector GeneralNYS Office of the State ComptrollerNYS Office of Victim ServicesNYS Power AuthorityNYS Public Employment Relations BoardNYS SenateNYS Statewide Financial SystemNYS Supreme Court-Appellate Division, 3rd DepartmentNYS Teachers’ Retirement SystemNYS Thruway AuthorityNYS Workers’ Compensation BoardState University Construction FundSUNY CobleskillSUNY Empire State CollegeSUNY System AdministrationTaconic DDSOThird Judicial DistrictUniversity at AlbanyWashington Correctional Facility

State Agencies Participating in the 2015 SEFA Campaign Raised $1,355,178

2015-2016 State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA)



ASSETS 6/30/16 UNAUDITED 6/30/15 AUDITEDCash & Cash Equivalents $929,000 $918,000

Investments $3,670,000 $3,822,000 Pledges Receivable $2,111,000 $2,256,000 Other Receivables $86,000 $93,000 Prepaid Expenses $40,000 $66,000 Property & Equipment Net $319,000 $305,000 Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust $431,000 $460,000 Total Assets $7,586,000 $7,920,000

LIABILITIESAccounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $149,000 $155,000 Grants Payable $1,436,000 $1,825,000 Designations Payable $1,416,000 $1,400,000 Accrued Pension Cost – $92,000 Note Payable $300,000 –

Total Liabilities $3,301,000 $3,472,000

NET ASSETSNet Assets: Unrestricted $3,740,000 $3,869,000 Net Assets: Temporarily Restricted $1,000 $6,000 Net Assets: Permanently Restricted $544,000 $573,000 Total Net Assets $4,285,000 $4,448,000

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $7,586,000 $7,920,000

Financial StatementsUnited Way of the Greater Capital Region, Inc.Statement of Financial Position as of June 30, 2016

75%15%

4%2%47%

8%

9%

36%

United Way Expenses United Way RevenueProgram Servies & Community Impact Investments

Fundraising

Donor Designations to Agencies

Management and General

Employee Pledges

Corporate Gifts

Grants

Individual Gifts (outside the workplace)

Special Fundraisers

4%

Labor and United Way, Partners in Meeting Human Need

2015-2016 State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA)

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