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Quarterly Newsletter Summer Issue July, 2013
Green & Gold Gazette A Publication of the Green & Gold Foundation and
the Roosevelt Recreation and Social Club
Dinner:
~Ribs—$8.00 ~Pulled Pork Sandwiches—
$8.00 ~Hot Dogs—
$1.00
Activites:
~Music
~Olde Tyme Cars
~Children’s games
Mark your Calendars!!!
Nov 16th, 2013
11am-3pm
1st Annual Battle of the Guns & Hoses
Barbeque Cook Off
Featuring the LW Police Department &
the LW Fire Department
Summer Academic Program (cont.)
Summer Academic Program
Green & Gold Foundation 2013 Summer School !!!
@ The “B” Street Community Service Center June 10th - July 26th
Monday—Thursday 1st, 2nd, 4th & 5th Grades
Third session - computer classes resume, as of August 5, 2013. During the six week sessions, held on Monday and Tuesday nights, from 4pm to 6pm, students will be learning how to operate computers and how to maneuver through several different Microsoft Office programs and web applications.
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Quarterly Newsletter Summer Issue July, 2013
Green & Gold Gazette published quarterly by the Green & Gold Foundation, Inc.
Inside this issue:
Current & Upcoming Events Page 1
From the President’s Desk Page 2
Other News Page 2
Programs and Services Page 3
Community News Page 4
Community Events / Services Page 5
Board of Directors Page 6
Financial Statement Page 7
Where can I worship? Page 8
From the President’s Desk
As we plan for our future through our support of the Green and Gold Foundation, we must
reach out to others who share our vision. We must not limit this support to one or two public affairs but rather, we must join together in all productive ways which make ours the whole effort it has the potential of becoming. Please join the Board and me in this commitment. With a united front we can and will meet all challenges ahead.
In looking back to the beginning, we have continuously lent a helping hand to those in need in the greater Lake Wales area. Our formula for success is simple…offer opportunities to those who had none through a sound Intake and Referral Program, Education and Recreation. Youth and adults in the area we serve come to the B Street Service Center to avail themselves of programs offered at the Center. In many instances we call on our community partner agencies to assist directly or in conjunction with us to provide needed assistance. This is a brief summary of our mission at the B Street Center. To this end, we again invite you to be a part of the Story through your personal involvement, with gifts of cash, stocks, real estate, in-kind material, supplies and service or any type of planned giving.
The above pronouncement is all about doing the right thing for your community and the wonderful people who live here. As we transition to a new leadership team (Terrye Y. Howell, Bishop Roscoe Williams and Cassandra L. Denmark, Esq.) for the next few years, please note that the old guard will not be “fading into the woodworks”, but rather stepping aside to provide as much assistance as necessary for a smooth transition. As in the past, 100% of your donation will go toward making a positive difference in community members lives.
It should be further noted that the new leadership team is experienced, knowledgeable, dependable, talented and responsive to community needs. To wit, the new team has been and will continue to provide necessary leadership, programs, activities and accountability in helping to touch and improve lives in the Lake Wales Community.
We thank you and are grateful for your support over the years.
…He that walketh with wise men shall be wise; but a companion of fools shall be destroyed. (proverb 13:20)
Send comments or questions to: [email protected] Green & Gold Foundation
230 B Street , Lake Wales, FL 33853 http://bstreetcommunitycenter.org
Clinton Horne
Respectfully yours, Clinton Horne, Outgoing President Green & Gold Foundation, Inc.
Summer Academic Program (cont.)
Learn
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racticin
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tud
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g
The students brush up on
reading and math academic skills and
also get to have fun Recreation breaks,
after lunch, such as: Washington
Park, Eagle Ridge Cinema, Lake
Wales Library, a visit by the LW Fire
Department, Kirkland Gym, and LW
YMCA.
A trip to Legoland is planned
for the last day of the program.
Getting Hosed off by the LW Fire Dept.
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Quarterly Newsletter Summer Issue July, 2013
Program and Services The Green and Gold Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit, community-based organization with 501(c)(3) status, as recognized by the Internal Revenue Service. The Foundation was established May 3, 2001 and continues to pro-vide vital community services to local citizens and organizations.
Since its inception, the Green & Gold Foundation has been the Program Managing Agent of the B Street Community Service Center, located at 230 B Street in Lake Wales, Florida. From this location, the Green & Gold Foundation has been able to offer, manage and maintain the following programs: Elderly Fitness and Nutrition Program: maintaining
a healthy lifestyle by exercise and diet. After School and Summer Youth Programs- Basic
skill review, FCAT preparation, and recreational
activities
Computer Literacy Program– Basic and intermediate
computer skills to all ages- for personal use &
employment opportunities
Workforce Board Computer Access ( jobs &
benefits)- Apply for desirable employment
nationwide via the internet
Youth Mentoring Program- Positive male role
models, impacting the lives of young men of our
community
GED Programs- Lake Wales Literacy Coalition,
East Area Adult Schools and Polk Works
Access Florida- Apply for Food Stamps, Medicaid/
Medicare, Cash Assistance
Juvenile Justice Facility -Juvenile justice system
officers counsel youth weekly
Unity in Community - An organization promoting
greater understanding between different races and
ethnic groups
Social Services Referral Services- Food, clothing,
housing, etc.
City, County, & Agencies Referral Services-
Healthcare, disability services, parenting, etc.
Community Meeting Facilities- Room rentals, 75
people capacity for meetings, weddings, birthday or
anniversary celebrations, etc.
Neighborhood Fellowship Facilities- Weekly church
services, free breakfast twice a month
Cultural Festival- A celebration focused on
advancing community awareness, providing
entertainment, and encouraging entrepreneurship
Contact Information for Associated Groups:
B Street Community Service Center
http://bstreetcommunitycenter.org
230 B Street
Lake Wales, FL 33853
Phone: 863 679-8091
Fax: 863 679-1900
Green & Gold Foundation, Inc.
230 B Street
Lake Wales, FL 33853
Phone: 863 679-8091
Fax: 863 679-1900
Roosevelt Recreation & Social Club, Inc.
230 B Street
Lake Wales, FL 33853
Phone: 863 679-8091
Fax: 863 679-1900
Roosevelt Alumni Association
230 B Street
Lake Wales, FL 33853
Phone: 863 679-8091
Fax: 863 679-1900
NAACP—Lake Wales Branch
P. O. Box 4035
Lake Wales, FL 33859-4035
Phone: 863 528-8055
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Quarterly Newsletter Summer Issue July, 2013
Community News
Green & Gold Foundation Extends Its Thanks to Our Generous Benefactors
LIHEAP
(Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program)
The Home Energy Assistance Category allows for a benefit payment on behalf of eligible households who have a heating or cooling obligation. There is one benefit payment per program year of which the
amount is based on a home energy assistance matrix. LIHEAP will continue to offer services at least twice a month at the B Street Community Center.
Al Allen Alkatrena Allen
Dr. Roy & Collette Braunstein
Helen & Tommy Brinson Geraldine Burch Mr. Patrick Cain Michael Carter
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cashel* Dave & Barbara Connor
C. Deming Cowles Willie Davis
Cassandra Denmark, ESQ Eugene & Jannell Fultz Robin & Jean Gibson*
Mrs. Joan Gray Patricia Harvey
Albert Hawkins, Jr. Dorothy Hawkins
William & Stella Heath Clinton Horne* Evelyn Horne Beverly Howell
Terrye Y. Howell Rev. Willie Huntley*
Rebecca Isles Dr. Sharron Myers-Joseph
Howard Kay Eugene Kendrick
Wylene Kimbrough Norman & Carole Kuehn
Evelyn Lewis Beverly Lynne Jerome Mack Juanita Mack
Kathy Manry Pamela McClain Damien Moses
Ethel Iles Mussington Mrs. Dixie Myers Dr. Boris Nunez*
Georgianna Pentinen Gloria Lester-Perry
Helen Peterson Narvell Peterson
Lynn & Edna Pittman Robert Pittman
Donzel Roberson Ralph Roberts Alice Sanders Greg Scurry
Mrs. Nancy Sichler David Smith Janice Snell
Walter & Elizabeth Stern* Luther Tucker
Clara Vanblargen Eddie White, Jr. Roscoe Williams Patricia Wilson
Mrs. Serita Winthrop
*=Special thanks for
Significant Contribution
2013 Individual Donations/Contributions
Group Photo!
Second Grade
class uses Math
Flash cards to help
each other learn.
Mrs. Neely takes time
to help a student.
Summer Academic Program (cont.)
2013 Corporate/Business Contributions
AAUW Lake Wales Chevron Human Kind * Citizens Bank & Trust
Department of Children & Family Kegel Company
Lake Wales Area Chamber of Commerce Lake Wales Family Literacy Lake Wales Medical Center
Lake Wales News * Lilly, O'Toole & Brown
Martin Luther King Scholarship Foundation Mountain Lake Service Corporation *
NAACP Our Children's Academy Progress Energy Corp. *
Roosevelt Alumni Roosevelt Recreation
Steve Sorensen Automotive * Staples
Unity In Community J.A. Wiltshire Scholarship Foundation
*=Special thanks for Significant Contribution
Say Cheese!
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Quarterly Newsletter Summer Issue July, 2013
Community Events/Services
Ongoing at B Street Community Center Community Baptist Church Service Every Sunday 9:00—11:00 AM Computer Classes Monday & Tuesday, 4:00-6:00 PM 6 weeks class sessions $24.00 per session Saturday, 10:00AM-12:00PM 6 weeks class sessions $12.00 per session Lake Wales Democratic Club 2nd Tuesday 7:00—8:00 PM Dr. Joseph A. Wiltshire Committee Meeting Monthly on the 1st Friday 6:00—8:00 PM Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Committee Meeting Monthly on the 2nd Monday 6:00 –7:00 PM Narvell Peterson, President (863) 528-2534 Exercise Class (Seniors Fitness Class) Monday through Friday 8:00—9:00 AM Kathelia Turner, Director (863) 679-8091 Free Breakfast Courtesy of Community Baptist Church Every 1st & 3rd Saturday 9:00 AM – 12 PM Full Miracle Baptist Church Service Every Sunday 12:00—2:00 PM Juvenile Counseling Every Monday 2:30-4:30 PM NAACP Meeting Monthly on Monday after the 1st Sunday David Smith, President (863) 528-8055 Polk County Healthcare Every 1st & 3rd Wednesday Unity in Community Monthly on the 1st Thursday Howard Kay, President (863) 632-1635 Veteran’s Affairs Monthly on the 2nd Wednesday 1:00—3:00 PM
Around Town Lake Wales Care Center 140 E. Park Ave., (863) 676-6678 Lake Wales Free Clinic 210 Dr. J. A. Wiltshire Blvd. Free Health Screenings Weekly on Tuesday, 4—7 PM Lake Wales Public Library 290 Cypress Gardens Lane, (863) 676-4004 Hours of Operation: Monday 9 AM—6:30 PM Tuesday 9 AM—6:30 PM Wednesday 9 AM—5:30 PM Thursday 9 AM—6:30 PM Friday 9 AM—5:30 PM Saturday 9 AM—3:00 PM Lake Wales City Commission Meetings Lake Wales Municipal Building 201 W. Central Ave.., (863) 678-4182 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 6:00 PM Broadcast Live on Comcast Channel 6 Meals on Wheels Lake Wales Care Center 140 E. Park Ave. (863) 676-6678 Polk State College Lake Wales Art Center 1099 State Road 60 East, (863) 676-8426 Monday—Friday 9 AM—5 PM (as of January 2013) Polk Works Lake Wales Public Library 290 Cypress Gardens Lane, (863) 508-1100 Monthly on the 1st Tuesday, 9 AM—3PM Veterans’ Hospital Mobile Outreach Clinic Lake Wales Municipal Building 201 W. Central Ave. 2nd & 4th Tuesdays 10 AM—2 PM
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Green & Gold Foundation Board of Directors Roosevelt Recreation & Social Club Directors
Mission Statement We, the members of the Roosevelt Recreation & Social Club, and the Green & Gold Foundation, Inc. will collectively dedicate our time, expertise, effort and resources to educate, motivate, inspire, and prepare our youth and community for a higher standard of success, pride, self-esteem and independence. We will succeed in these endeavors through financial assistance, building character and self esteem, role modeling, education programs, moral principles, and cleaning, beautifying and building our community.
Clint Horne G=President
R=Executive Vice President
Albert Hawkins, Jr. G=Past President
R=President
Jerome Mack G=Past President
R=VP Development
Terrye Howell G=Executive Vice President
R=Past President
Dorothy L. Hawkins G=Director
R=Treasurer
Dr. Sharron Myers-Joseph G=Vice President/Programs
R=Vice President
Narvell Peterson G=Vice President-
Operations
Janice Snell G=Secretary
Alice Sanders G=Treasurer
C. Deming Cowles, Esq. G=Director
Cassandra L. Denmark, Esq. G=Director
Evelyn Lewis G=Director
Carole Kuehn G=Director
Bishop Roscoe Williams G=Director
Sally S. Cashel G=Advisory Board
Howard Kay, Esq. G=Advisory Board
Alice Manley, ARNP R=Secretary
Evelyn F. Horne R=Asst. Treasurer
Ella Williams R=Director
Juanita Mack R=Director
Frank Peterson R=Director
G = Green & Gold R = Roosevelt Recreation
Jesse Jackson G=Advisory Board
Rev. Ralph Roberts G=Director
Beverly Lynne G=Advisory Board
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Quarterly Newsletter Summer Issue July, 2013
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
GREEN & GOLD FOUNDATION BALANCE SHEET
as of June 30, 2013
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash & Cash Equivalents $8,122.96
Accounts & Other Receivables $1,589.70
Property, Plant & Equipment $431,123.29
Other Current Assets $1,383.15
Investments & Other Assets $51,259.01
TOTAL ASSETS $493,478.11
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities $4,996.26
Long Term Liabilities $9,700.00
TOTAL LIABILITIES $14,696.26
CAPITAL
Common Stock
Paid-In-Capital
Retained Earnings $463,250.31
Net Income (Loss) $15,531.54
TOTAL CAPITAL $478,781.85
TOTAL CAPITAL & LIABILITIES $493,478.11
INCOME STATEMENT
as of June 30, 2013
REVENUE Revenue-Sales $24,578.50
Contributions/Grants $36,739.88
Membership Dues, Etc. $1,265.00
Program Service Revenue $6,496.00
Other Income $25.86
TOTAL REVENUE $69,105.24
EXPENSES
Fundraising Expenses $8,209.49
Scholarships/Support/Programs $1,073.91
Professional Services $0.00
Insurance & Other Fees $1,121.88
Salaries/Wages/Other Fees $29,687.28
Advertising, Promotions & Publications $350.00
Supplies, Maintenance Expenses $8,641.99
Telephone Expenses $1,289.26
Other Expenses $3,138.64
TOTAL EXPENSES $53,512.45
NET INCOME (Profit/(Loss)) $15,592.79
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Allen Temple AME Church 241 C Street 676-6416 Bible Church of God of Lake Wales 49 Seaboard Avenue 676-0433 Church of God by Faith 640 Burns Avenue 678-1880 Church of God by Grace 1630 Lewis Griffin Road 676-0386 Community Baptist Church 230 B Street 676-0266 Faith Temple Holiness Church of God in Christ 303 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. 678-9300 First Born Church of the Living God 405 Washington Ave. 676-9723 First Institutional Missionary Baptist Church 205 D Street 676-2112 Full Gospel Miracle Church 230 B Street 863 258-6444
Greater Saint Thomas Holiness Church
2256 Friedlander Road 676-2155
Higher Praise Ministries
126 Wetmore Street (863) 419-5285
Kingdom Hall of
Jehovah’s Witnesses 1750 South 11th Street
679-7953
Lake Wales Church of Christ
463 North Buck Moore Road 676-4114
Mount Calvary CME Church
400 Washington Ave. 679-7700
Mount Zion Progressive
Missionary Baptist Church 12 B Street
676-1384
New Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church
343 D Street 676-3617
Seventh Day Adventist Church
233 Burns Avenue 676-3500
Where can I worship?