SERVING MONROE, OWEN, AND GREENE COUNTIES 2017-2018

UNITED WE FIGHT.UNITED WE WIN.

REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

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The past year was one of transition for us. As we wished longtime executive director Barry Lessow our best when he retired from our staff this fall, we were grateful for the community’s steadfast support and, personally speaking, I was grateful for the warm welcome.

Throughout this transition I had the distinct privilege of engaging in conver-sation with you individually and collectively. Each opportunity reinforced the deeply rooted role United Way plays in this community — as a convener around issues, a mobilizer of partners around solutions, an advocate for our vulnerable citizens, and a supporter of vital nonprofit agencies which ensure our commu-nity members have the opportunity to learn more, earn more, and lead safer, healthier lives.

The transition did not slow us or our 25 member agencies down. Each agency met the stringent criteria for recertification and received funds to support their work and collaboration while United Way continued to find the gaps and to fill them. For example, we launched a pilot financial coaching program that connects individuals with professional mentors to achieve their goals and saw encouraging preliminary results.

Additionally two of our most popular programs are increasing their impact. Local sponsors of our Real Men Read program in Richland-Bean Blossom and Owen County Community Schools are providing support to expand into Eastern Greene Community School Corporation. A competitive national grant enabled promotion of MyFreeTaxes.com, assuring that even more people used this tool and the Free Community Tax Service to file their 2017 taxes. As the cherry on top, a panel of statewide United Way peers selected our campaign materials to win the “Best in Show” Golden Excellence in Media Award for mid-sized United Ways.

In these pages, numbers and stories combine to help demonstrate the impact we make when we work together — when we Live United. Whether you Give, Advocate, or Volunteer (or maybe all three!), you play a key role in directly improving people’s lives and, for that, we are ever grateful.

The year to come brings exciting things for both United Way and its member agencies. Matching grants for the community campaign (thanks to the gener-osity of the Lilly Endowment) will leverage crucial investments to early literacy and parental engagement initiatives, financial stability programs, and infor-mation and referral resources for those struggling with substance abuse. An updated Service Community Assessment of Needs (SCAN) report to further guide discussions of gaps and emerging needs will soon be released.

In unison with the superb work carried out each and every day by partners in support of our focus areas — Education, Earning Opportunities, and Essential Needs — we reaffirm our commitment to working together to address critical needs today and to reduce those needs in the future.

Because United, We Win —

Efrat FefermanExecutive Director

2017-2018 CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEER LEADERSCAMPAIGN CO-CHAIRSWendy Hernandez, IU Health BloomingtonDenise Lessow, United Country Coffey

Realty & Auction

LEADERSHIP GIVING CHAIRJim Grandorf, Emeritus Professor of Accounting

IU CAMPAIGN CO-CHAIRSIdie Kesner, IU Kelley School of BusinessDavid Johnson, Office of Enrollment

Management

CERTIFICATION REVIEW PANELAbby Englert, IU Alumni AssociationEfrat Feferman, City of Bloomington Utilities Kate Gagnon, IU School of InformaticsSusie Graham, Ivy Tech Community College Rafi Hasan, City of Bloomington Wendy Hernandez, IU Health BloomingtonKelsie Holt, Greater Bloomington Chamber

of CommerceDan Niederman, City of BloomingtonKevin Osborne, IU Credit UnionKyle Parker, Hoosier EnergyHeidi Schulz, Community VolunteerMegan Siehl, IU School of Public and

Environmental Affairs

VISION COUNCILLisa Abbott, Bloomington Board of RealtorsAshley Davis, Huse CorporationRick Dietz, City of BloomingtonJason Eakin, Monroe County GovernmentKate Gagnon, IU School of InformaticsKim Gray, Gray & AssociatesRobin Guyton, City of Bloomington UtilitiesJosh James, Bill C. Brown & AssociatesPatt McCafferty, Ivy Tech Community CollegeAmy Meek, IU Health BloomingtonPat Murphy, Beam Longest NeffKevin Osborne, IU Credit UnionMegan Siehl, IU School of Public and

Environmental AffairsMelissa Ward, IU School of Global and

International Studies

AGENCY REPRESENTATIVESBecky Rose, Monroe County Community

School CorporationGina Lovell, Amethyst HouseStephanie Shelton, LifeDesignsMark Voland, Big Brothers Big Sisters

BOARD OF DIRECTORSPresident: Kate Gagnon, Indiana University Vice President & Secretary: Patt McCafferty,

Ivy Tech Community CollegeTreasurer: Kyle Parker, Hoosier EnergyAgency Representative: Jake Bruner, Hoosier

Hills Food BankAnne Bono, Greater Bloomington Chamber

of CommerceDerek Fields, IU Health Kirsten Grønbjerg, Indiana UniversityWendy Hernandez, IU Health (thru June 2018)Megan Holtsclaw, German American BankDavid Johnson, Indiana UniversityMegan Siehl, Indiana UniversityJerry Sutherlin, Southern Indiana Regional

Labor Council, AFL-CIOAdam Wason, City of BloomingtonAs of June 30, 2018

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“One of our residents was awarded a scholarship specifically for survivors of domestic violence. She was able to avoid any student debt with the help of her advocate at The Rise. She’s moved into permanent housing and is doing well in her second year at IU.” — Debra, Middle Way House Director

“Amethyst House saved my life.”

— Angie, in recovery

UNITED WE FIGHT. UNITED WE WIN.

“At VIM I got a complete physical exam, lab work-up, and a liver biopsy. I was diagnosed with autoimmune hepatitis, a disease where my immune system was attacking my own liver. Now, with the right care, I have the energy to take my kids to their many school and extracurricular events. I could never have done that before.” — Anna, a patient at Volunteers in Medicine

MEMBER AGENCIES work with United Way to create success in our community thanks to your donations to the Community Action Fund. We are proud to fund these organizations through a volunteer-led grants process.

American Red Cross, Southern Indiana ChapterAmethyst HouseArea 10 Agency on AgingBig Brothers Big Sisters of South Central IndianaBoy Scouts – Hoosier Trails CouncilBoys & Girls Clubs of Bloomington Catholic Charities – BloomingtonCommunity Kitchen of Monroe CountyGirls Inc. of Monroe CountyHoosier Hills Food BankIndiana Legal ServicesLifeDesignsMCCSC School Assistance FundMiddle Way HouseMonroe County United MinistriesMother Hubbard’s CupboardNew Hope Family ShelterPeople and Animal Learning Services (PALS)Planned Parenthood of IndianaRBB School Assistance FundRhino’s Youth CenterSalvation ArmyShalom Community CenterStone BeltVolunteers in Medicine

COLLABORATIONS bring key partners together to create a stronger community.

ACA Enrollment CommitteeACHIEVEBank On BloomingtonBorn LearningCommunity Organizations Active in Disaster Connect2Help 2-1-1Dollars and SenseFinancial Stability AllianceFree Community Tax ServiceKindergarten CountdownLet’s ReadHigh School Plus CoalitionMonroe Smart StartReal Men Read

ON THE COVER: Free Community Tax Service volunteers at the City Hall site joined forces with 135 other Tax Heroes and 17 regional partners to help file 2,824 tax returns — at no cost to low- and moderate-income community members.

YOU ENSURE OUR NEIGHBORS HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO

Help children, youth, and adults achieve their potential by:+ Entering kindergarten ready to succeed+ Graduating school with a purposeful plan+ Building job and life skills

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$311,669 INVESTED IN 2017

LEARN MORE$164,379 INVESTED IN 2017

8,000 books given to young learners to build early literacy skills through the Real Men Read and Let’s Read programs.

27,000 hours of tutoring to 531

youth at United Way member agencies.

of high school seniors in mentoring programs at United Way member agencies graduated & 91% have plans to attend college or vocational school.

HOW WE FIGHT Help hard working families get ahead by:+ Gaining and maintaining stable

employment+ Increasing and retaining income+ Building savings and assets

HOW WE FIGHT

4,435 youth in mentoring relationships or high-quality after-school programs designed to help them succeed. 612 of these youth received job-skills training.

of parents with children enrolled at member agency preschool programs reported improved employment or education opportunities.

393 people including seniors, youth, clients with substance abuse addic-tion, victims of domestic violence, and people with disabilities were assisted with budgeting and money management skills.

78%

94%

WHY WE FIGHTA high school graduate earns

$700,000

more in a lifetime than a non-graduate. (The Future of Children, Princeton-Brookings)

WHY WE FIGHT

of clients obtained or maintained employment while in treatment for substance abuse.88%

50% of Hoosiers don’t have emergency savings to buffer against unexpected

financial shocks — threatening personal financial stability, as well as affecting the economy as a whole. (FINRA: Financial Capability Study)

EARN MORE

$2,900,000 in refunds and tax credits returned to local residents through the Free Community Tax Service.

FINANCIAL REPORTBalance Sheet - December 31, 2017

ASSETS Cash and investments ............................................... $769,418Pledges receivable ..................................................... $678,685Grants receivable ........................................................... $8,603Prepaid expenses .............................................................. $484Property and equipment ................................................ $5,573TOTAL ASSETS........................................................ $1,462,763

CURRENT LIABILITIES Accounts Payable ........................................................ $35,670Custodial funds ............................................................ $11,645Other liabilities ............................................................... $5,383Designations payable ................................................ $220,572Current portion of obligation under capital lease ........ $1,183TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES ................................... $274,453

CAPITAL LEASE.............................................................. $3,637

NET ASSETS Unrestricted ................................................................ $329,536Temporarily restricted ................................................ $855,137TOTAL NET ASSETS .............................................. $1,184,673

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS ...................... $1,462,763

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Help people access basic needs:+ Sufficient food+ A stable place to live+ Health care and wellness+ Crisis management skills

HOW WE FIGHT

WHY WE FIGHT

WE ARE MORE THAN FUND RAISERS. WE ARE THE HAND-RAISERS. THE GAME CHANGERS.

of people in programs designed to help them recover from crisis and get back on their feet made measurable progress towards self-sufficiency.

1,773,681 meals and 187,714 bags of groceries provided to community members at risk of hunger in Monroe, Owen, and Greene counties.

At no or low cost, 5,105 people received emer-gency and preventive health care services and

people, 68% of them children, participated in mental health services.

3,000 at-risk community members — 40% of them children, seniors, or people with disabilities — provided housing assistance.

42% of kids in Monroe, Owen, and Greene counties qualify for free or reduced lunch

at school. Children facing hunger are more likely to struggle in school and have more social and behavioral problems. (Indiana Youth Institute; Feeding America)

87%

1,107

$508,168 INVESTED IN 2017

LEAD HEALTHIER & SAFER LIVES

of every donated dollar stays local helping families, neighbors, and co-workers.99¢

BENJAMIN HARRISON$10,000+Dr. & Mrs. Richard

DiMarchiTim & Dorothy EllisJim & Joyce

GrandorfElizabeth N. MannJeff Palmer & Mimi

ZolanLauren RobelNancy ShinAnonymous (1)

PLATINUM$5,000 - $9,999Deborah Allmayer &

James WilliamsA. James Barnes

& Sarah Jane Hughes

Michael & M’lissa Baye

Shirley BoardmanKyle & Dana CattaniKiply DrewSamantha EadsJohn & Sybil EakinRob & Lucy FischmanFred GlassDavid Greene &

Barbara BealerCarol-Anne & Don

HosslerMichael & Laurie

McRobbieC. Randall & Kathryn

PowellRuth & Scott SandersJohn A. SejdinajAshok & Sarita SoniJason Wilber &

Michele MattoonDavid Zaret & Julie

KnostAnonymous (1)

GOLD$2,500 - $4,999Raj AcharyaSandra & Frank AcitoCharles & Kathy

AikenMarsha Bradford &

Harold DumesBonnie J. BrownleeKenneth Caulton &

Lyudmila BronsteinTerry & Phyllis

ClapacsGeoff & Karen

ConradJeff Covin & Patricia

McDougall-CovinJean Creek & Doris

Shoultz CreekDennis & Jane

CromwellAdam DuhachekAnn & Allan EdmondsDon & Sandra FreundRobert D. Fulk &

Brian M. PowellMaurice & Camille

GarnierBeth GazleyAdelheid M. GealtJohn & Susan

GrahamKirsten GrønbjergDaniel Grundmann &

Julie ParisRussell & Constance

HansonMargaret E.

HathawayMerrill Hatlen &

Deborah Piston-Hatlen

Connie & Harv Hegarty

Larry KellerStephen & Diane

KeucherVijay KhatriJudy Klein & Malcolm

Dalglish

Barry & Denise Lessow

Russell LyonsPerry & Nancy MetzVirginia & Michael

MetzgerRob & Jane ParryHarriet PfisterAnne Prieto & Olaf

SpornsEdward & Claire

RobertsonIsabel SantnerDan Smith & Jonlee

AndrewsJeffrey StumpfPaul & Susan SullivanTony & Laurie

SullivanUsha & M.A.

VenkataramananMartha F. WailesSarah & Stan

WassermanRichard Wilk & K.

Anne PyburnGerald Wright &

Christine BarbourBob Zaltsberg &

Susan WilliamsAnonymous (4)

SILVER$1,000 - $2,499Lisa AbbottSharon & Jim

AckermanDaniel AcusJay & Karen AdamsBrice Adams & Peg

SticeAndrew AlexanderAndrew M. &

Kimberly M. AllardEva & Matthew AllenJulio AlonsoAlfred Aman Jr.Janet & Bill AndersonJudith Anderson

Robert & Jamie Andree

Spiro AthanasLarry & Patti BaileyMatthew BaileyErnie Baker & Crystal

Taylor-BakerJean BalagurasTimothy & JoEllen

BaldwinJason & Karen

BanachCarl BauerJulie BautersRobert & Karen

BeckerJeannine BellJoseph & Marjorie

BelthAlan & Laurel BenderChristopher & Dana

BergMaureen BiggersMatthew BillettJohn BlairRobert BotnePatrick BrantlingerCedric Brouzeng-

LacoustilleTrevor & Charlene

BrownKathryn & Barry

BrownEd & Patricia BuffieRay & Harriet BurkeDoris-Jean BurtonJerome BusemeyerDr. Gretchen ButeraHannah Buxbaum &

Edward HerrmannBruce CallowayCathleen CameronPhil CarspeckenDonna CarterZachary CatlinJohn & Wilma

ChambersPeter & Lucy CherbasMatt Christ & Sophia

Goodman

Sandy ChurchillAndrea & Amanda

CiccarelliRussell ClarkSusie & Barry ClarkeDaniel ConkleWilliam CoulterKyla Cox Deckard &

Trent DeckardWayne CraigJulie & Cary CurryScot & Shelia

DavidsonKeith Davis & Uma

Sankar-DavisCharles Davis &

Debora ShawMark & Jean DaytonTim & Cheri

DeBruickerAlan DennisAnnie DerryberryElizabeth & Robert

DeVoeMelinda DosterRonald & Hope

DrahosMike & Sally DunnRichard & Diana

DupreeJack & Cathy DvorakGordon & Stephanie

DyottLee EhmanLorna & David EstesRance & Sharon

FawbushEfrat FefermanJoan & Jim FergusonThe Forbes FamilyLori ForresterTim FortMark & Michelle

FranklinJoe FranklinTed & Kathy FrickSara FrommerKari GladeWalter & Jane GantzSharon GatesLaura GingerMary Goetze &

Robert AlthauserDrs. Harold & Evelyn

GoldsmithDonald & Judith

Granbois

Leslie GreenEdwin GreenebaumDaniel & Susan

GreinerWilliam HackMichael Hamburger

& Jennifer BassRick HarbaughRuth HarpoolJulia HeimanWendy HernandezJohn HewetsonRonald & Bonnie

HitesCraig & Kathryn

HoldenAlbrecht Holschuh &

Deborah MeaderGretchen HorlacherJeff & Lesa HuberEdward HudelsonJohn HuffmanLarry & Marty HumesTrish IerinoStephen & Juli

JacobsonBruce JaffeeDavid Johnson &

Reuben LidsterLora JohnsonSreenivas KammaHeejoon & Younga

KangMiles & Marjorie

KanneJames & Elaine

KennedyPadraic KenneyIdalene Kesner &

Paul RobinsIris KieslingMonte KimballDaniel & Margaret

KirwanSherri KnieriemDeborah KremerKate KrollJohn KruschkeJulia LamberArlen LangvardtTim LaughlinDebbie LemonLes & Kate

LenkowskyJavier F. & Molly

Burke Leon

VANGUARD LEADERSHIP DONORS make a substantial impact on programs fighting for lasting change while also helping people get back on their feet today.

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LET’S WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE A BETTER COMMUNITY FOR ALL.

WITH YOU ON OUR TEAM, UNITED WAY OF MONROE COUNTY FIGHTS TO BRING TOGETHER RESOURCES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR EVERY PERSON

AND EVERY FAMILY IN OUR COMMUNITY.

Frank Lester & Diana Lambdin

Art Lindeman & Sue Perin

Edward LinenthalCarolyn Lipson-Walker

& George WalkerRaymond LutherVincent MabertJeanne & Jim MadisonLaureen MainesMoira MarshDubos MassonPerry MaullSusan & Nick

McCammonMichael & Sharon

McGuireRichard & Maribeth

McKaigJane McLeodKari & Jeff McMullenRichard Meetz & Lois

KaufmannHoward MehlingerBryan & Kate MelvinWard MerchantGail & John MerrillAnthony & Katrina

MescherKeith & Marion

MichaelJonathan & Miah

MichaelsenJane & Gregg MichiJohn & Lori MillerJoseph & Ruth MillerTony & Betty MobleyDon & Regina MooreThomas & Kathryn

MorrisonBarbara Moss &

Robert MeadowsFrank Motley & Valeri

HaughtonStuart & Ellen MufsonPatrick & Glenda

MurrayWilliam & Charlene

MuthPatricia MuyskensChris MyersJim & Rita MyersBetty Rose NagleTed NajamMark NapierJill & Sean Nicholson-

CrottyWilliam & Lucy NicksinMartha OakleyJoe & Cinda O’ConnorElizabeth OsbornNorman & Jeanne

Overly

Brett PfingstonMatt PierceVicki & Mary Ellen

PierceKevin & Jane PilgrimPatricia Murphy PizzoSue & Lew PolsgroveJohn & Karen PortleGary & Christine PotterJamie PrenkertJulie RagsdaleChristopher Raphael &

Mary PeckhamWes & Mary Burch

RatliffLori ReesorSonja & Lopo RegoThe Ron & Carol

Remak FamilyStephen & Margie RiceGwyn & Barbara

RichardsJohn & Lislott

RichardsonKenneth RichieLarry & Ellie RinkJean C. RobinsonAlvin RosenfeldKathy RuesinkSuzanne RyanJohn Salzer &

Katherine RhodeRobert SchnabelJudith SchroederStephen & Judy SharpMarcy ShepardsonJim & Roberta

ShermanMichael ShermisCatherine Sherwood-

LaughlinWinston & Sue

ShindellTony & Jan ShippsScott ShishmanKathleen SideliMegan SiehlCurt & Judy SimicKosali & Daniel SimonGeorgeanna SimsDavid & Kathi SipesMarie-Louise & David

SmithGilvan “Gil” SouzaCraig SpanburgRob & Emily

SpringstonJeffrey & Janet StakeWilliam & Carol

StephanThomas SterlingHolly Stocking &

William Timberlake

Nancy & Rex StocktonDan Taylor & Laura

HaleyDr. & Mrs. Larry ThibosPeter ToddTim & Young Ae

TresslarRhonda & Thomas

TrippelJerrold & Patricia UlreyRamesh

VenkataramanJim & Debbie WahlenHarry WalterBarb & Don WeaverDave & Gail WeaverCharles H. WebbRichard & Kelly WeddleVon WelchMary H. WennerstromMarcy & Michael

WenzlerBradley WheelerJeffrey & Legene

WhiteAllen R. & Nancy WhiteJanice WigginsArlington & Carol

WilliamsRichard & Donna WolfShelli Yoder & Josh

PerryCarl ZieglerCharlotte ZietlowKurt & Lisa ZornKevin & Collette

ZumbrunAnonymous (42)

YOUNG LEADERSHillol BalaSarah BurgessKyla Cox DeckardMatt DeSchepperMitchell FarmerElizabeth FeenyEfrat FefermanJamie GayerJohn GernandAdam HadleyKurt JourdanAmy & Bryan

LeyenbeckRenee PetrinaAndrew & Erin

PredmoreMatthew & Catherine

ShepherdMegan SiehlJohn & Erin Zody

AAA Hoosier Motor Club

Achelis & Bodman Foundation

AFGE 11415AFSCME 1567AFSCME 248AFSCME 2802AFSCME 3995AFSCME 832AmazonSmiles

FoundationAmerican Red CrossAmethyst HouseAndy Mohr Automotive

GroupArea 10 Agency on

AgingAT&TBig Brothers Big

Sisters of South Central Indiana

Bill C. & Patricia P. Brown Fund

Bill C. Brown Associates

BKDBloomington Iron and

MetalBoys & Girls Clubs of

BloomingtonBunger & RobertsonCatholic Charities

BloomingtonCILS EducationCity of BloomingtonCombined Federal

CampaignComcastCommunity Kitchen of

Monroe CountyCummins FoundationCurry Auto CenterCWA 14730CWA 14818Delta SkyMilesDuke EnergyEli Lilly and CompanyEnterpriseExxonmobil

FoundationFarm Bureau

Insurance

Federal ExpressFifth Third BankFifth Third FoundationFOP Lodge 88Gap and GapKidsGene B. Glick

CompanyGeneral Electric

CompanyGeneral MotorsGerman AmericanGirls Inc. of Monroe

CountyGolden Hands

ConstructionGoodwill Industries of

Central IndianaGreat West Casualty

CompanyHilliard LyonsHonda of AmericaHoosier EnergyHoosier Hills Food

BankIAFF 586IATSE 618IBEW 1393IBEW 725Indiana Gas, A Vectren

CompanyIndiana Legal ServicesIndiana State

Employees Community Campaign

Indiana UniversityIndiana University

FoundationIU Credit UnionIU Health Bloomington

HospitalIU Retirees

AssociationIvy Tech Community

CollegeJackson County BankKirby Risk Electrical

Supply CompanyKrogerLifeDesignsMacy’sMainSourceMCEA

Meadowood Retirement Community

Middle Way HouseMonroe County

Community School Corporation

Monroe County Government

Monroe County Public Library

Monroe County United Ministries

Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard

Nationwide/J.P. GroupNetwork For GoodNew Hope Family

ShelterOld National BankPeople and Animal

Learning ServicesPepsico FoundationPfizerPrintpackRBBEARegions BankRichland-Bean

Blossom Community School Corporation

Salvation ArmyShalom Community

CenterStone BeltSubaru of IndianaTargetTeamsters 135The Herald-TimesTIAA ServicesToyotaTroyer FoodsUAW 440UBS Financial

Services, Inc.UFCW 700UPSVolunteers in MedicineWalmartWalt Disney CompanyYourCauseZachry Group

THESE ORGANIZATIONS, employees, and members helped make our community stronger.

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LET’S WORK TOGETHER TO CREATE A BETTER COMMUNITY FOR ALL.

“I enjoy the responses from the kids and the interaction they have with the story. I also am so glad to send a copy of the book home with them.” — Real Men Read volunteer MENtor

To read more about how your donation is fighting for our community, visit monroeunitedway.org/MyImpact.

441 S College Ave , Bloomington, IN 47403 / Phone (812) 334-8370 / Fax (812) 334-8387www.monroeunitedway.org

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$1,315,200DONATED BY

2,325INDIVIDUALS

81 WORKPLACE

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VOLUNTEER

$231,481

VOLUNTEERS1959,500+HOURSVALUED AT

Efrat Feferman, Executive DirectorTrent Deckard, Resource Development DirectorLiz Feitl, AFL-CIO Community Service

Liaison Chris Hazel, Finance DirectorHannah Hirsch, Administrative Coordinator

Jennifer Hottell, Community Engagement Director

Amy Leyenbeck, Community Initiatives DirectorZachary Thomas, Assistant Director of

Resource Development

INTERNSTony Ditzler, Community Initiatives Summer

AssociateChase Techentin, Community Initiatives

AssociateAlice Wu, Finance Intern

STAFF / As of June 30, 2018