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BOARD STAFFJEREMY WEISS | CHAIR ERNST & YOUNG BRENT PATTISON | VICE CHAIRDRAKE LEGAL CLINIC KEVIN TIERNAN BANKERS TRUST MARCY BAKER | TREASURERSAMMONS FINANCIAL DENIKA ALMBURGALMBURG PROPERTIES, INC. AMANDA FORMAROKEMIN INDUSTRIES AMY COWNIEKELLER WILLIAMS SUNNI SWARBRICKDIVERSIFIED MANAGEMENT SERVICES JENNIFER WOODLEY DRAKE UNIVERSITY OTTO GUNDERSONROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT
ALYSSA FLORESDRAKE UNIVERSITY STUDENT
JULIE CACKLERAMERICORPS PROGRAM DIRECTOR BRYTANI CAVILYOUTH PROGRAM FACILITATOR
DARRIANA DONEGANYOUTH PROGRAM FACILITATOR
STEPHANIE FHOLERPROGRAM DIRECTOR
WENDY HAVEMANNMENTORING COORDINATOR
ALICIA VERMEEROFFICE AND PROGRAM COORDINATORO
AMY OSTRANDER CROLLEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
VISION
MISSIONCOMMUNITY YOUTH
CONCEPTS’ MISSION IS TO ENGAGE AND CONNECT
IOWA STUDENTS THROUGH YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAMMING AND TO PROVIDE COACHING,
TRAINING, AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE IN BEST
PRACTICES TO YOUTH-SERVING
NON-PROFITS.
AN IOWA WHERE ALL YOUTH HAVE ACCESS
TO HIGH QUALITY OPPORTUNITIES THAT
PREPARE THEM FOR SUCCESS IN SCHOOL,
WORK, AND LIFE.
@cyconcepts
@cyconcepts
communityyouthconcepts
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TOP (Teen Outreach Program)
MAP (Mentoring Advantage Program)
56 students participated 86% reduction in absences from school and a 46%
decrease in behavior referrals.
How are we doing?
99% of youth report feeling valued by CYC adults. 99% of youth state programming allowed them to interact
positively in their community. 100% report feeling safe in CYC programs. 94% of youth are satisfied with their participation.
In FY2016 we engaged 49 TOP Clubs around the state of Iowa
Those clubs reached 709 students resulting in 14,327 hours of service. That’s like one person volunteering around the clock for over 1.5 years!
CYC ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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In FY2016 14 AMERICORPS MEMBERS ENGAGED 739 STUDENTS from 7 ORGANIZATIONS around Des Moines, RESULTING IN 5,000 HOURS of volunteer service in the Des Moines metro.
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I plan to finish high school:
I can find lots of ways around any problem:
It is important to help others:
I am comfortable participating in a service project:
I am likely to participate in a volunteer service project in the future:
TRAINING & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCESTATSIn Fall July 2015-June 2016, 916 youth participated in CYC programming with the following impacts noted:
916
OTHER STATS TO NOTE
81%
39%
282 LBS
10%
61%
69%Free and Reduced Lunch Rate
of produce donated to local food pantry network
English Language Learners
Female students
Male students
Ethnic Minority: 26% Latino, 24% African American, 11% Asian, 5% other
students directly impacted by CYC programming in 2015-2016.
98% 98% 99%Workshop was well-organized.
96%The trainer was knowledgeable
about the content presented.
Information provided was relevant to the topic of the
workshop.
Information provided was of high quality.
Post: 98%Pre: 90%
Post: 82%Pre: 65%
Post: 98%Pre: 92%
Post: 94%
Post: 91%
Pre: 76%
Pre: 89%
96%The trainer
used effective communication
techniques.
CYC provides training and technical assistance to our own facilitators as well as toyouth-serving organizations and educators.
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FUTURE PLANS
Install solar panels to further green our building. Create a partnership with Des Moines Public Schools to reach 150 additional youth with college and career readiness opportunities. Grow our Youth Volunteer Corps (YVC) Program to a gold level affiliate and attend the YVC Summit next fall. Streamline data and evaluation methodology. Pilot TOP in two new high schools and one new middle school.
FINANCIALS
Corporate Sponsorship: 52%
Government Contacts: 36%
Fee for Service: 8%
Misc.: 3%
Individual Donations: 2%
Capital and Capital Carryover: 40% Direct Programming: 38%
Community Capacity Building: 15%
Management: 7%
Support & Revenue Program Expenditures
In May 2014, CYC moved into our current ‘Forever Home’ at 1446 Martin Luther King, Jr. Parkway in Des Moines. Along with making the building more sustainable by replacing the 1980 HVAC system with high efficiency units, adding insulation to the roof, and upgrading all lights to LED, we hope to mirror sustainability in our programming and in our community. Here are our plans for FY2017:
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THANK YOU, DONORS!
• DUPONT PIONEER• GRAINGER FOUNDATION• IOWA DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN
SERVICES• KUM & GO• ONE IOWA• COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF
GREATER DES MOINES• PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH• PRAIRIE MEADOWS• PRINCIPAL FNANCIAL
$5,000 – $9,999
• ARTSFORCE IOWA• CENTURYLINK• CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
URBAN MOVEMENT
$10,000 – $19,999
CALLS TO ACTION
• DES MOINES PUBLIC SCHOOLS• HRJ CONSULTING LTD• IOWA COMMISSION ON
VOLUNTEER SERVICE• IOWA DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HEALTH• MID IOWA HEALTH
FOUNDATION• POLK COUNTY BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS• POLK COUNTY
DECATEGORIZATION
• AMYANN AND TIM PEARSON• ANDREA AND JOSH JAMES• ANTONIO KIOKO• B & B LEASING• BROWNWINICK LAW• BRUCE AND ARLINDA BERNARD• CASEY’S GENERAL STORE• CENTRAL COLLEGE• CHRISTOPHER’S FINE JEWELRY• CINDY AND SCOTT PERRY• DAVID TRIMBLE• DIXIE HOEKMAN• DRAKE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS• DREAMS UNLIMITED DJ• GIVE BACK FOUNDATION• HABITAT FOR HUMANITY• HYVEE
• ADDAM C. MEDINA FOUNDATION
• AMY AND SLOAN COWNIE• ANONYMOUS• BANKERS TRUST• BRENDA PEEL• DAVID AND AMY CROLL• DES MOINES ARTS FESTIVAL• DES MOINES WATER WORKS• DOLLAR GENERAL• GIRL SCOUT TROOP 1774
$20,000+ UP TO $499
$500 – $4,999
Build the CYC endowment to $1 million to increase long-term program and organizational sustainability. Grow volunteer support by 25% to increase program reach. Increase community capacity through increased financial support of the AmeriCorps Youth Service Momentum program.
We do our best to recognize all of our donors. If we have omitted your name in error, please contact our office at 515-243-4292. Thank you.
• GUIDE ONE INSURANCE• HUBBELL REALTY COMPANY• IMT INSURANCE GROUP• JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL• KIWANIS CLUB OF DOWNTOWN
DES MOINES• KNAPP PROPERTIES• KOSSUTH CONNECTIONS• KYLE AND SHARON KRAUSE• MEREDITH CORPORATION• METRO WASTE AUTHORITY• MICHELE LUNDQUIST• NCMIC INSURANCE• ANONYMOUS• PRINCIPAL CHARITY CLASSIC• RICHARD AND JANE CROLL• RYAN ADAMS• SE POLK COMMUNITY
• IAN ROSS• IN THE BAG• IOWA ENERGY• IOWA HALL OF PRIDE• JENNIFER AND JAY
ZWAGERMAN• JENNIFER BAUER• JENNIFER PERRY• JILL NEAS• JUDY QUICK• KAREN KARR• KATHLEEN STUART• KAY AUGUSTINE• KELLIE STAIERT• KELSEY MEYER• KEMIN INDUSTRIES• KEVIN AND MEREDITH TIERNAN• KIM FANKHAUSER• KRIS WINTER• LATRICIA MICHELLE MCKERN• MALINDA BAKER• MARCY BAKER• MATT AND MARNA HEITZ• MICHAEL AND ABBY CROLL• MICHELE WHITTY• MICHELLE YEOMAN• MOLLY SPAIN
• ORCHESTRATE• PANERA BREAD• ROBERT AND BETTY BUSH• ROBERT W HENDERSON• RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE• SCENIC ROUTE BAKERY• STEPHEN AND BARBARA
SIEMENS• SUE LERDAL• SUSAN AND PAUL BRIDGFORD• THE K FOUNDATION• THEA NICHOLAS• VERIZON FOUNDATION
• CHRYSALIS FOUNDATION• FACEBOOK ALTOONA DATA
CENTER
• SAMMONS FINANCIAL• UNITED WAY OF CENTRAL
IOWA• VOYA FINANCIAL
SCHOOLS• SHADE TREE AUTO• TOM CAMERON• WELLMARK FOUNDATION• WELLS FARGO• WEST BANCORPORATION• YOUTH SERVICE AMERICA
Endowments build sustainability. A gift to our endowment will provide a permanent source of support for CYC. Visit desmoinesfoundation.org/give-now.aspx today to create your legacy.
To volunteer: cyconcepts.org/volunteer
To donate to the AmeriCorps Youth Service Momentum, visit: cyconcepts.org/donate
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COMMUNITY YOUTH CONCEPTS | ANNUAL REPORT | FY2016: JULY 2015-JUNE 20161446 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. PARKWAY, DES MOINES, IOWA 50314 | 515-243-4292