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Allocation of 2005-2006 Campaign Funding
The table below shows the distribution of funds raised
during the 2005-2006 campaign. An explanation of the columns
follows the table.
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UW-AFFILIATED
AGENCIES/PROGRAMS |
Designations |
Allocations |
Disaster
Relief |
Total funding |
| 2-1-1 HelpLine |
1,243 |
39,000 |
- |
40,243 |
| Alzheimer's Community
Care |
2,699 |
57,066 |
- |
59,765 |
| American Red Cross |
27,987 |
41,000 |
30,000 |
98,987 |
| ARC of Martin County |
2,272 |
35,000 |
- |
37,272 |
| Big Brothers Big
Sisters |
3,937 |
40,800 |
- |
44,737 |
| Boy Scouts of America |
1,065 |
10,500 |
- |
11,565 |
| Boys & Girls Clubs of
MC |
21,924 |
67,000 |
- |
88,924 |
| Caring
Children/Clothing Children (4C's Club) |
1,278 |
13,000 |
- |
14,278 |
| Catholic Charities |
1,170 |
23,117 |
- |
24,287 |
| Children's Emergency
Resources |
5,001 |
20,000 |
- |
25,001 |
| Children's Home
Society |
542 |
- |
- |
542 |
| Council on Aging |
7,097 |
14,000 |
- |
21,097 |
| Drug Abuse Treatment
Assn. |
748 |
26,000 |
- |
26,748 |
| Deaf and Hard of
Hearing |
919 |
10,000 |
- |
10,919 |
| Dunbar Center |
1,717 |
- |
- |
1,717 |
| Easter Seals Florida |
1,000 |
- |
- |
1,000 |
| Epilepsy Foundation of
South Fla. |
315 |
5,250 |
- |
5,565 |
| Exchange Club CASTLE |
378 |
39,509 |
- |
39,887 |
| Father & Child
Resource Center |
914 |
9,732 |
- |
10,646 |
| Gertrude Walden Child
Care Center |
14,647 |
77,000 |
- |
91,647 |
| Girl Scouts of Palm
Glades |
308 |
10,500 |
- |
10,808 |
| Helping People Succeed
(HPS) |
6,077 |
47,843 |
- |
53,920 |
| Hibiscus Children's
Center |
9,673 |
18,815 |
- |
28,488 |
| Hope Rural School
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14,492 |
24,000 |
- |
38,492 |
| Hospices of the
Treasure Coast |
2,695 |
- |
- |
2,695 |
| Indiantown NonProfit
Housing |
- |
24,500 |
15,000 |
39,500 |
| Jesus House of Hope |
6,606 |
51,550 |
10,536 |
68,692 |
| Martin County Healthy
Start Coalition |
780 |
34,524 |
- |
35,304 |
| Martin County Literacy
Council |
2,450 |
14,000 |
- |
16,450 |
| PACE Center for Girls |
1,631 |
18,000 |
- |
19,631 |
| SafeSpace |
6,097 |
55,000 |
- |
61,097 |
| The Salvation Army |
13,971 |
25,250 |
- |
39,221 |
| Treasure Coast Food
Bank |
480 |
14,250 |
- |
14,730 |
| Volunteers In Medicine
Clinic |
10,092 |
25,000 |
- |
35,092 |
| YMCA of the Treasure
Coast |
2,630 |
10,000 |
- |
12,630 |
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TOTAL FOR UW-AFFILIATED AGENCIES & PROGRAMS |
174,835 |
901,206 |
55,536 |
1,131,577 |
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OTHER SUPPORT |
Designations |
Allocations |
Disaster
Relief |
Total funding |
| UW Programs &
Initiatives* |
97,902 |
147,500 |
- |
245,402 |
| Hurricane Designations |
69,800 |
- |
27,219 |
122,238 |
| National Agencies |
5,852 |
- |
- |
5,852 |
| Other Local Agencies |
55,380 |
4,794 |
1,000 |
61,174 |
| Other United Ways |
21,970 |
- |
- |
21,970 |
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TOTAL OTHER SUPPORT |
248,904 |
152,294 |
28,219 |
456,636 |
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TOTAL SUPPORT |
$423,739 |
$1,053,500 |
$83,755 |
$1,560,994 |
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Designations:
This column
represents donations that have been designated
strictly to a particular charity or program rather
than the overall Community Impact Fund. Designations
count toward the annual campaign, and the vast
majority were for United Way-affiliated agencies and
programs. Nevertheless, designations reduce the
amount that can be allocated through United Way’s
Community Impact Fund, which is designed to address
the area’s most pressing needs.
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- Allocations:
This column
represents the heart of the United Way system.
It represents contributions made to the
Community Impact Fund, which includes programs
that address the community’s most pressing
needs. Programs in this area go through a
rigorous application and review process,
assuring that donors’ investments get results.
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- Disaster Relief: Some donors designated
funding toward United Way’s disaster relief
fund. Agencies applied for and received the
funding during critical periods following recent
hurricanes.
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- * United Way programs & initiatives
include
CHARACTER COUNTS!,
Success By 6,
Volunteer & Community Resource Center,
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program
and designations to the
United Way of
Martin County Foundation and the
White Doves Holiday Project.
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- The 2005-06 campaign raised about $2.2
million. Of that total, about $125,000 is set
aside for unfulfilled pledges. About 15 percent
is used by United Way of Martin County for
management, fund-raising and general expenses.
The balance will support community-based
research, planning and impact initiatives. In
the past, this has included involvement in the
Whole Child Project, the Shared Services Network
mobilization to reduce youth substance abuse and
other community initiatives.
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