after school programmicah house

annual report 2016-2017

our mission

literacy

2 locations

• Provide a safe place for children after school in a Godly atmosphere

• Partner with families to positively influence the surrounding neighborhood

• Support the public school teachers efforts by helping students with daily assignments

Developing strong literacy skills is at the core of what we do at Micah House. Teaching our kids to read, then teaching them to LOVE to read is one of the secrets to the successes of the Micah House program.

Micah House got its name from the Bible verse found in Micah 6:8."He has told you, O man, what is good; and what does the LORD require of you; but to do justice, and to love kindness and to walk humbly with your God?" By focusing on the spiritual and educational needs of our students we strive to put this verse into practice in very practical ways.

our name

We serve students at our two locations, Chapel Street and Oxford Drive.

Micah House after-school program serves children and youth from 1st through 12th grades. . Strategically located in low-income, high-crime neighborhoods Micah House provides a safe place to go after school. Students receive homework help, tutoring, literacy support, recreational activities, computer training, character-building skills, and nutritious snacks all at no cost to their families. Intentional partnership with families creates a positive influence in the surrounding community. Our staff and volunteers seek to support the efforts of the public school teachers and target literacy needs.

welcome

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years serving the community

61 From the Community 41 From Trinity Church 40 From University of Redlands* 60 Special Events

total volunteers

2 locations

4 paid staff

no charge to families for tutoring, literacy education,

and homework help

*An America Reads Federal Grant provides these students from the University of Redlands

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$016

of Students served live below federal poverty line

78%

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Trusted volunteers work with students to master homework and life skills.

Students have access to everything from white boards to computers to help learn new math.

When homework seems hard, having a dedicated volunteer makes all the difference.

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Family Income Ranges

percent by grade

30

Male62%

Female38%

Hispanic73%

Students served at Micah House Chapel

Caucasian17%

Gender ETHNICITY

10%10%

4%

13%

10%

7%

4%

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Dena HohlProgram Director

Micah House - Chapel

Franklin

Mariposa

Middle or High SchoolElementary

53%

14%

4% 4%

20%

4%

CECA

Clement

Moore

RHS$0-$12K

34%$24K-$40K

26%

$12K-$24K 30%

40+ 10%

Asian10%

13%13%

7%

10%

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$0-$12K38%

$24-$40K 25%

$12-$24K 29%

Family Income Ranges

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Female70%Male

30%

Hispanic97%

Students served at Micah House Oxford

Other1%

Gender ETHNICITY

FranklinLugonia

Crafton

Middle SchoolElementary

75%

21%

4%

17%

4%

13%

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4% 4%

17%

Moore

21%

$40K+ 8%

7%

oxford Abby AnayaProgram Director

Micah House - Oxford

Caucasian2%

13%

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Literacy is not just about reading books, but about building strong skills using technology. Students are given opportuni-ties to practice computer literacy each week, ensuring they can keep up with peers who have computers at home.

Volunteers work with students one-on-one to ensure homework is completed and understood.

A generous grant from the Redlands Art Association provides exposure to different artistic

mediums and local artists.

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income fiscal year 2016-2017

Trinity Church $73,000 Individuals $19,200 Grants $7,200 Businesses and Organizations $5,900 Scholarships, Activities & Events Campaign $10,400 End of Year Campaign $29,300 SUB TOTAL $145,000 Facilities $56,400 GRAND TOTAL $201,400

expenses fiscal year 2016-2017 PROGRAM Program Staff $71,500 Literacy Program $8,600 Interns $8,200 Activities & Events (Backpack Jam, 15 Year, Enrichment) $8,800 Daily Program (office/supplies/snacks) $15,800 TOTAL $113,000 FACILITY & ADMINISTRATIVE Building Repairs and Maintenance $25,700 Utilities $10,500 Legal/Professional $7,000 Advertising $1,200 TOTAL $44,400 Facilities $56,400 GRAND TOTAL $213,800

Kim SeeburgerLiteracy Coordinator

Students are assessed at the beginning of the school year and we are able to strategically pinpoint areas of greatest concern. Our literacy coordinator then works with the school to set and meet yearly reading goals.

Volunteers read with students one-on-one to assist in tracking challenges in phonics, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension.

Students have the opportunity to not only read one-on-one, but partici-pate in comprehension and vocabulary games as well as games that en-courage thinking and strategy and help improve understanding and visual discernment.

We evaluate progress throughout the year to ensure students continue to advance in reading level and comprehension.

Students typically advance one reading level by the end of the year.

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income fiscal year 2016-2017

Trinity Church $73,000 Individuals $19,200 Grants $7,200 Businesses and Organizations $5,900 Scholarships, Activities & Events Campaign $10,400 End of Year Campaign $29,300 SUB TOTAL $145,000 Facilities $56,400 GRAND TOTAL $201,400

expenses fiscal year 2016-2017 PROGRAM Program Staff $71,500 Literacy Program $8,600 Interns $8,200 Activities & Events (Backpack Jam, 15 Year, Enrichment) $8,800 Daily Program (office/supplies/snacks) $15,800 TOTAL $113,000 FACILITY & ADMINISTRATIVE Building Repairs and Maintenance $25,700 Utilities $10,500 Legal/Professional $7,000 Advertising $1,200 TOTAL $44,400 Facilities $56,400 GRAND TOTAL $213,800

Financial compilation conducted by Dennison, CPA in accordance with Statements on Standards for Accounting and Review Services issued by the American Institute of Certified Public Accounts.

income & expenses

Board of Directors

Steve Springsted Vicki Rold Stephanie Dieneger Doug Dupree Alfredo Rodriguez

Staff

Alison Anderson Director of Outreach & Development Dena Hohl Program Director - Chapel Location Abby Anaya Program Director - Oxford Location Kim Seeburger Literacy Coordinator

Part of doing well IN school is feeling good ABOUT school. In partnership with the City of Redlands, local businesses and community volunteers, last year Micah House gave away 1,200+ back packs filled with

school supplies.

2016-2017 Business & community partners2016-2017 leadership

1st Lutheran Church66ersAAAAfrican American Mental Health Coalition Arrowhead Christian AcademyCHP Citizens ChurchCity of RedlandsCommon Vision CoalitionDunamis ChurchFirst Congregational ChurchFuente De Vida ChurchIEHP/MolinaKiwanis Club of Redlands KSGN

La-Z-BoyMassage EnvyMaupin Financial ServicesPathway ChurchRedlands Art AssociationRedlands Bike ClassicRedlands BowlRedlands Bowl Performing Arts (RBPA)Redlands ConservancyRedlands Fire DepartmentRedlands High SchoolRedlands Police DepartmentRedlands RotaryRedlands Unified School DistrictRestoration Covenant

Rochford Foundation (Burrage Mansion)Safe Kids Bike SafetySan Bernardino ProbationSanctuary Church 180 Degrees and Still StandingSanta Clause Inc./Y.E.S.Solid GroundSoroptimist ClubSunrise Rotary - BooksThe Ark ChurchTrader Joe’sTrinity ChurchU of R Bulldog AlumniUnited First Methodist ChurchUniversity of Redlands

A partnership with our interns staff and student helpers

2016-2017 Business & community partners

Business Office1551 Reservoir Road • Redlands, CA 92374

(909) 747-1440 • info@MicahHouseRedlands.org

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