sff general support application · 2017. 9. 12. · routt county united way conducted listening...

Field Name ValueName of Organization Routt County United Way

Address PO Box 774005

City Steamboat Springs

State CO

Zip Code 80477

Chief Professional First Name Katherine

Chief Professional Last Name Nowak

Title Executive Director

Email [email protected]

Phone 9708795605

Is the grant contact the same as above? Yes

Contact First Name

Contact Last Name

Title

Email

Phone

Purpose of grant (1-2 sentences) General Operating $1,000Imagination Library $5,000

Grant Request $6,000.00

Total Organization Budget $600,000.00

What is organization’s mission and historical background?

Routt County United Way's mission is to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community to succeed in key impact areas : Early Childhood Education, Youth Success, Financial Stability, Health and Crisis Services. We have served Routt County since 1982.

What target populations are served? For the $5,000 grant, birth to 5 years of age. For the general operating grant of $1,000 our United Way primarily focuses on low income individuals and families. Beside early childhood education, our efforts are directed toward youth success, stabilizing families, working with low income seniors, and supporting crisis services in Routt County.

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Describe services provided/accomplishments/goals of the organization

Routt County United Way conducted listening tours throughout the community in 2016. The results of the tours are driving our new strategic plan. For early childhood education we discovered that 39% of the children entering kindergarten are not proficient in literacy. In one school district they are spending their entire state literacy grant on one-one-one tutoring for every middle school student to get them up to proficient level. There are pockets all over Routt County of children that do not have books in the home. Most homes that do not have many books are low income but not all homes. This is why we investigated current reading/book programs and decided on the Dolly Parton Imagination Library.

The Imagination Library is available to all children regardless of income and is free to their family. An age appropriate book is sent to the child's home every month from birth to five years of age. (60 books total) The high quality books are mailed straight from Penguin Publishers in the child's name to the child's home. The books are selected by national educators who are experts in literacy and include two bilingual books a year (English and Spanish) per age group.

Along with the Imagination Library, we want to set up two volunteer reading programs in Routt County. One is teaching parents how to read with their children. The other volunteer program is reading to first and second grade children.

Our goal is to raise $100,000 to launch this program for Routt County children for five years. There are 1,350 children currently between the ages of birth and 5 years. We already have $25,375 in house. To build capacity for the small United Way staff (we have 2 full time employees) we are in the process of hiring an Americorp VISTA to help us launch this county-wide program. ($10,000 of the $25,000 will be for this purpose).

What evidence do you have to indicate that your outcomes are being achieved? What is your data collection methodology?

We will use The Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS) which is a set of procedures and measures for assessing the acquisition of early literacy skills from kindergarten through sixth grade. We will monitor kindergarten and 3rd grade reading levels.We are working with all three school districts, and charter schools to receive the test scores on a yearly basis.

Attach operating budget for current fiscal year.

2016_2017 Budget..pdf

If desired, submit supporting documents that you feel would useful in helping the Foundation understand the work of your organization. (Click ? for examples)

2017RCUWANNUALREPORT-web.pdf

Additional Documentation 2017_2018 RCUW Budget..pdf

Additional Documentation Imagination Library article.pdf


Sep '16 - Aug 17

Income2016-17 Campaign(balance to DT) 545,118.00

2015-16 Campaign(balance to DT) 0.00


Non Campaign Income (not in DT) 102,670.00

Direct Public Support 0.00

Investment Income 0.00

Total Income 647,788.00

ExpenseAllocations 319,000.00

Depreciation 0.00Insurance 4,140.00Marketing & Advertising 12,000.00Community Awareness Compaign 1,500.00Meetings/Board Expense 650.00Membership Fees 5,350.00Contract Labor 19,584.00Office Expenses 12,308.00

Payroll Expenses 119,784.00

Professional Development 2,000.00Professional Fees 6,200.00Travel/Mileage 900.00Programs/Events 103,976.00

Rent 17,400.00

Solicitation and Cultivation 13,500.00

Miscellaneous 0.00

Total Expense 638,292.00

Net Income 9,496.00

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2016 ANNUAL REPORT

ROUTT COUNTY UNITED WAY

LIVE

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Routt County United WayPOB 774005

443 Oak StreetSteamboat Springs, CO 80477

970.879.5605 RouttCountyUnitedWay.org

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WELCOMETABLE OF CONTENTS

Welcome 1Impact 2016 Highlights 3Impact Area: Early Childhood Education 5Impact Area: Youth Success 6Impact Area: Income Stability 7Impact Area: Health & Crisis 8Financial Summary 9Volunteer Highlights 10Impact Partners 11Corporate Partners 12Summit Club 13

VISION Routt County United Way envisions ourcommunities where all children and adults suceed.

Women United Kindergarten Backpack Project

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2016 IMPACT REPORTDear Friends,

Nearly 33 years ago, United Way came to Routt County to make a difference in people’s lives. Today, we couldn’t be more proud of the accomplishments Routt County United Way has achieved. Working side-by-side with passionate people like YOU, Routt County United Way tackles the big, complex, even daunting issues that face Routt County. We are so grateful for your support.

In 2015, Routt County United Way moved into the historic Steamboat Springs downtown neighborhood and began our work in the 443 Oak Nonprofit Center. We’ve welcomed many of you through our doors through our many community-based programs. Community members like YOU are working with us to forge unexpected partnerships and solve the big issues facing Routt County.

Together, we work toward our four Community Impact Goals, ensuring: (1) children enter school ready to succeed; (2) at-risk youth have opportunities to be successful; (3) individuals and families can meet their basic needs and have every opportunity to move toward economic success; and (4) crisis and emergency services are available to every Routt County citizen.

Last year, because of YOU: • 98 children attended preschool getting the skills they need to be school-ready • The Routt to Work Collaborative changed more than 30 lives as families gained self–sufficiency. • Two-thirds of the youth in Routt County were exposed to mentoring and safe growth opportunities.

Your support made these accomplishments possible. When the full force of the Routt County community is UNITED, we can solve the big problems together.

Thank you, as always, for standing with us. We hope to see you soon.

Warm regards,

Kate Nowak, Scott Colby Executive Director Board Chair Routt County United Way Routt County

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Scott Colby, PresidentJane Toothaker, Vice President Curtis Rogers, Treasurer Alison Brodie, Board Development ChairCatherine Carson, Campaign ChairNikki Knoebel, Past President

Zach ChelbergStephanie Einfeld Scott Harrell Gail KelloggMichele MillerDiane MunteanElizabeth RobleDoug SprenkleAnne Small

“Nobody can do everything, buteveryone can do something.”

GIVE. ADVOCATE.VOLUNTEER.


IMPACT 2016DAY OF CARINGMAY 2016

267 Volunteers and 38 Projects!Thank you to our sponsors: Yampa Valley Electric Association, Ski Town Lions Club.

31 DAYS OF POVERTYJULY 2016

THANKSGIVING DINNERNOVEMBER 2016

HOLIDAY EXCHANGE MARKETDECEMBER 2016

We raised the level of poverty awareness in Routt County with this 31- day campaign.

840 Community members were served at our annual community dinner thanks to numerous food donations and volunteers.

This year we served 164 families with winter clothing and toys for their children thanks to thousands of donations and volunteers. Our Market serves a critical need during a difficult time of year.


PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTSHOLIDAY BELL RINGING

DECEMBER 2016

We are proud to organize this yearly holiday tradition, which involves dozens of

volunteers, and raised $9,890.07 in 2016 forcommunity impact programs.

WOMEN UNITEDYEAR-ROUND

ROTARY GOLF CLASSICJUNE 2016

$20K DAYSEPTEMBER AND NOVEMBER 2016

Our newest giving society aims to inspire,enable, and motivate women to become

agents of changed in our community through philanthropy, leadership, and volunteerism.

We partnered with Steamboat Rotary to facilitate the annual Rotary Golf Classic,

which raised over $9,000 in 2016 for RCUW’scommunity impact programs.

Our annual fall $20K Days are a hugemotivator and boost to our annual

fundraising campaigns. Last year’s $20K Days raised $72,206. Special thanks to

Yampa Valley Bank for matching $16,054.


SUCCESS BY SIXFACT: Children who participate in early child-hood education have increased achievement test scores, decreased rates of being held back in school and decreased placement in special education. Schweinhart, L.J., Barnes, H.V. nad Weikart, D.P. (1993).Significant benefits: The High/Scope Perry Prescholl study through age 27. Monographs of the High/Scope Educational Research Foundations, 10. Ypsilanti, MI: High/Scope Press.

FACT: In Fall 2016, 61% of Routt County pre-K children were ready in literacy for kindergarten.(As assessed by Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills, “DIBELS”)

GOAL: Every Child is school ready in literacy.

2016 PROGRAM INVESTMENT:

$101,000

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

How we measure success: • Percent of Children ready for kindergarten (DIBELS)

• Percent children ages 0-5 living in poverty • Percent of 3-4 year olds enrolled in school Programs we support: • In 2016, we provided preschool scholarships for 98 children • School Readiness & English Tutoring • Newborn NetworkOur community collaborations: • Active member of First Impressions Early Childhood Council • Conducted countywide pre-school parent survey with Integrated Community and Craig-Scheckman Family Foundation

INVESTING IN CHILDREN


YOUTH SUCCESSFACT: Research shows that students who used drugs or alcohol were nearly 3 times more likely to drop out of school.

FACT: From the 2016 Healthy Kids Colorado Survey administered to Routt middle and high school students: 24% of our kids drank alcohol in the last 30 days. 21% of our kids usedmarijuana in the last 30 days

GOAL: Every youth has the opportunity to be successful

Youth Success Transitions: The right support to right age at right time

2016 PROGRAM INVESTMENT: $115,000

How we measure success: • Percent of 3rd grade proficient in reading • Percent of K-12 students receiving free or reduced lunch • Number of youth alcohol or drug related emergency room visitsPrograms we support: • Good character and Leadership in Steamboat Springs • Summer day camp, summer food program, after school program in Hayden • Teen Councils: Steamboat Springs, Hayden, South Routt • Community based youth mentoring • Service Learning Corps • Conservation CorpsOur community conversations & collaborations: • Conducted school listening tours in Steamboat Springs, Hayden and South Routt • Active participant on a county-wide youth research group

SUPPORT THAT EMPOWERS YOUTH


INCOME STABILITYFACT: Financial Stability is important to child development and adult self-sufficiency.

FACT: 20% of Routt County families live be-low the self-sufficiency standard

GOAL: All adult individuals and families are self-sufficient.

POPULATION: Individuals, families, seniors


How we measure success: • Percentage of households receiving public assistance TANF and/or SNAP • Percentage of age 65+ population living in poverty • Percentage of population on MedicaidPrograms we support: • Routt to Work self-sufficiency initiative • Transportation for disabled Routt County citizens • Transportation program for senior citizens • Legal services: Attorney contract programOur partnerships & collaborations: • On Routt to Work executive leadership committee with Lift Up of Routt County and Routt County Department of Human Services • Spearheads “Ask a Financial Professional” community program

STABILIZING FAMILIES


HEALTH & CRISISFACT: Routt County is trending worst in premature deaths compared to the state of Colorado. (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation)

GOAL: Every individual is healthy and safe, and has access to crisis services when needed.

How we measure success: • Percentage of population age 18 to 64 uninsured • Per capita Medicare participant reimbursement • Number of premature deaths

Programs we support: • Senior nutrition program • Home health and community health programs • Suicide prevention ASIST, SPA and Gun Shop programs • Family planning for teens and adults • Mental health emergency response • In-school mental health counseling • Domestic violence and sexual assault outreach • Emergency assistance and food bank programOur collaborations & initiatives • Pathway to Pacesetter: 100 Million Healthier Lives national initative • Supporter and sponsor of RX Taskforce • Initiated Senior Caring Volunteer Group


VITAL COMMUNITY RESOURCES


FINANCIAL SUMMARY

42% 26% 28% 4%Individuals Corporations Foundations & Events &($245K) ($149K) Government Other ($161K) ($22K)

We have high compliance standards forefficiency, management, and compliance. • We disclose the findings of our annual audit conducted by our independent firm, Catterson and Company, PC. • We are financially strong with $885K of Net Assets as of August 31, 2016. • We protect donor contributions to other nonprofits by vetting their leadership, finances, and program outcomes.

The audited financial statements and tax form 990 for Routt County United Way for the period ending August 31, 2016, are available for your review online at RouttCountyUnitedWay.org.

100% OF YOUR INVESTMENT STAYS RIGHT HERE IN ROUTT COUNTY,DIRECTLY HELPING OUR COMMUNITY’S MOST CRITICAL NEEDS.

OUR MISSION Routt County United Way

fights for the health, education, and financial

stability of every person in Routt County.

Community Investments & Expenditures - $586,000

94% Invested into the CommunityRoutt County United Way values its fiduciary responsibility to donors, funders, and the larger community, and strives to operate as efficiently as possible. Last year, 94 cents of every dollar spent was invested in commu-nity programs, which far surpasses the Better Business Bureau standard of 54 cents. We operate with two full-time staff.

94% 4% 2%RCUW Programs, Fund Development Management & GeneralCommunity ($22K) ($10K) Collaboration, and Impact Goals ($554K)

Revenue - $577,000


VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHTVOLUNTEER

OF THE YEARYOUTH VOLUNTEER

OF THE YEARVolunteering can

be a deeplyrewarding

experience where you can makeimmediate and

lasting change by improving lives andbuilding a stronger

community.Join us!

TED CROOK“Ted assists us with

information technology, and we are appreciative of Ted’s good work, positive attitude and fun

sense of humor.”- Kate Nowak, Routt County United

Way Executive Director

SIERRA GOOD“Sierra has volunteered be-hind the scenes at Horizons

to bake birthday cakes for the Horizon’s clients. The signifi-

cance of her role ranks among the most valued and appreci-ated within our organization.”

Tommy Larson, Horizon’s Volunteer Coordinator

2-1-1 Offers help at your finger tips when you are not sure where to turn. Our 2-1-1 service took 65 calls in 2016.


IMPACT PARTNERSEARLY CHILDHOODEDUCATION

First Impressions of Routt CountyFamily Development Center Grandkids Childcare CenterHeritage Park PreschoolHoly Name PreschoolNorth Routt PreschoolYoung Tracks Preschool and Childcare CenterSteamboat Springs Early Childhood CenterSoroco Preschool

YOUTH SUCCESSBook TrailsNW CO Boys & Girls ClubGrand Futures Prevention CoalitionPartners in Routt CountyRocky Mountain Youth CorpsTotally KidsSouth Routt Recreation Association

INCOME STABILITYIntegrated CommunityNW CO Center for IndependenceRoutt County Council on AgingYampa Valley Autism Program

HEALTHY LIVES

Northwest Colorado HealthMind Springs HealthPlanned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains

EMERGENCY/CRISISSERVICESAdvocates Building Peaceful CommunitiesLift-Up of Routt CountyNorthwest Colorado Legal ServicesReaching Everyone Preventing Suicide


CORPORATE PARTNERSWe are so grateful for our Corporate Partners, who contribute through our workplace giving program, our on-line auction, other in-kind donations andcontributions. They support our community-wide programs to advance the common community good.

AllTerrain ExcavatingAlpine BankAlpine Lumber CompanyBank of AmericaBank of the San JuansBAP/Big Agnes/HoneystingerCentennial BankCentral Park ManagementChevronCHS, LLCCity of Steamboat SpringsComplete Home Inspection Services Cook Chevolet & SubaruD Squared Management & ConsultingDebbie Aragon Insurance AgencyDoc’s AutoEdwards LifesciencesFair and Square ConstructionFederal ExpressGO AlpineGolden LeafHayden School DistrictHorizons Specialized ServicesKiewit Energy GroupKlauzer & TremaineLiberty MutualMicrosoftMind Springs HealthMountain EyeworksMountain Valley BankQuestarRabbit Ears MotelResort GroupRocky Mountain Youth CorpsRoutt County GovernmentScott Colby, CPAShell Oil CompanySleeping Giant Financial Services South Routt School DistrictSteamboat Select Insurance Steamboat Ski & Resort Corp.Steamboat Ski Town Lions ClubSteamboat Springs Chamber Resort AssociationSteamboat Springs School Dist.

Talon Grips Inc.TIC - The Industrial CompanyTMR Construction, LLCTri-State G&TTwentymile Coal CompanyTwin Enviro Landfill Corp.United Parcel ServiceWalgreensWells FargoWestern Slope Accounting GroupYampa Valley BankYampa Valley Electric Assoc.Yampa Valley Medical AssociatesYampa Valley Medical Center

In-Kind Contributors:All Seasons Carpet and UpholsteryAlpine BankAlpine Window CleaningAnytime FitnessAvant Garde DentalBaby’s AwayBank of the San JuansBank of the WestBest Carpet and UpholsteryBlue Sky PotteryCatamount Ranch and ClubCentennial BankChristy SportsCiao GelatoCity MarketCity of Steamboat Springs Coca ColaColorado Event RentalsColorado Group RealtyColorado Mountain CollegeDoc’s AutoElevated OliveElk Mountain AutomotiveGirl Scout Troop 53826Go AlpineHair Etc.

Hayden MercantileHeartfire MassageHoly Name Catholic ChurchIntegrated CommunityKiwanis Club of Steamboat SpringsLife Essentials Day SpaMorning Light Pet PhotographyMountain BrewMountain Home Stove and FireplaceMountain View CarwashMt Werner Veterinary HospitalNWCO Center for IndependenceOak Creek Post OfficeOld Town Hot SpringsOutdoor K9Pet Kare ClinicPowder Hounds Grooming SalonRabbit Ears MotelRepair DynamicsRotary Club of Steamboat SpringsRoutt County CattlewomenSafewaySandy Graves ArtSelect Super MarketSki Haus InternationalSoda Creek ElementarySouth Routt Elementary

StarbucksSteamboat Engineering and Architectural DesignSteamboat Lawyers GroupSteamboat Meat and SeafoodSteamboat Pilot and TodayStrawberry Park ElementaryThe BakeryThe Clark StoreThe GranaryThe GrandThe Green CompanyUnited Methodist WomenVectra BankVerve CultureWal MartWaste ManagementWaterside SalonWells FargoWild West Balloon AdventuresWinnona’sYoung Professionals Network

Thank you!


SUMMIT CLUB MEMBERSJune MacArthurRob and Sue MacCarthyScott and Bonnie MacFarlandKristine McAfeeCory MitchellStephen MortonBill and Kathy MoserChuck NormanJoel and Karen PiassickMichael and Eliese PivarnikFred M. Power IIIBob and Sarah PruettAaron ReimerRobert W. RichardsMichael RobinsonCurtis RogersStacey RogersJane and Bud RombergThomas and Judy RossPam and Tom RuehleDonald and Kathy SavoryRobert D. ScallanJohn SprengleJennifer and Jerry StabileArianthe and Paul StettnerJulie and Michael StevensPatricia SullivanGamber TegtmeyerF. Scott and Patricia ThomasBruce TormeyDaniel TylerUnited Methodist ChurchGretchen and Peter Van De CarrEd and Mary VanderwallAlice L. VeasmanEdward VogelPJ and Amy WhartonPam WilliamsPatrick WisdomFred and Flora Wolf

Beau BeckerKathy BertrandBarbara BinettiKemp and Cathy BohlenKeith and Susan BournAlison BrodieJim D. BurtonDr. Donald and Linda CantwayZachary D. ChelbergSharon ClementsonKerry and Ron ContarinoLangdon and Lyn CookScott CookLee and Bryant CoxChristopher F. CummingsFrank and Lou DolmanWilliam DringCory EricksonStacie FainDr. Janet FeigelsonRobert and Claircine FraserWilliam and Susan FriesellTom Gangel and Catherine CarsonKarl and Mary B. GillsMichael and Gail GoodeChristina HarmonBrian and Julie HartPaul Hebert and Mayling SimpsonCole HewittPatrick and Nancy HigginsDavid HighMary Ann and Rich HillmanKandice N. HoffmanScott and Susan HoffnerDiane JohnsonLydia JunekKelly KeeferGail KelloggElizabeth T. KirkpatrickJames and Erin KissaneAdam KlinzingKaren M. KosakowskiBart and Nancy KounovskyFred KuchtaJason and Dervla LacyMartin LamanskyRocco and Kathleen LaterzoNancy LeeJoshua LewisTom and Dawn LillieLinda and Les Liman

Bob and Audrey EneverJay GallagherStu and Lulu GouldAlan Gourley and Sarah BrownGary and Dot HaberlanJohn and Carrie HaydenTodd HayesMichael and Deanna HinesBrad IversenJerry Johnson and Becky LewisChris KaminskiScott KingJohn and Rebecca KuglerVerne and Nancy LundquistLore A. MarvinFrank and Diane MayRJ McKinleyBrad and Terri MeeksSusan MizenC.J. and Nancy MucklowJohn and Suzanne MunnDiane MunteanPatrick J. O`ConnorRichard PetryGerritt PonKeith and Colleen PooleSam and Lindsey ReznicekMark RobinsonRobison Bouquet FundRodman FoundationSusi and Randall RoweSuzy SayleDebbie SchumacherMichael and Sheila ShalerRichard and Virginia SrednickiJohn and Lori St. PierreThe Marovich FoundationThe Staenberg Family FoundationDonald TritzCurt and Mary WeissWilliam P. ButlerDeborah and Tom WrightDick and Diane Wright

Howelson Hill $500 to $999John and Christy AldermanAllen Family Charitable TrustMark and Kristin AndersenAnonymousJohn AtkinsRobin Bania

Tocqueville Society, $10,000 and upAnonymousLitterman Family FoundationCarrie and John MorgridgeSteve and Gail ReinemundRoland and Debra SauermannTony and Emily SeaverBob and Charla ValusekRichard and Karen WhitneyJanet and Steve Zide

Yampa Valley, $5,000 to $9,999AnonymousWilliam and Kris BenslerColorado Group Realty FoundationMichael and Sara Craig- ScheckmanSteve and Pam Williams

Mt. Werner, $2,000 to $4,999Paul and Bridget FergusonJoe and Edie FoglianoJim and Susan LarsonGary and Sandra NealeJohn C. OliverRob and Erin PerlmanJim and MaryLou SunderlandUnion Pacific FoundationEarl and Lindy WeintraubWells Fargo Foundation

Hahns Peak $1000 to $1999Robert K. AndersonAnonymousMargaret Bass BerglundTimothy and Janet S. BordenThomas and Pauline BouchardCameron and Jill BoydColorado Health FoundationCummings Christensen Family FoundationStephen Dearholt and Natalie HurtigRory and Ane-Grethe DelaneyPamela DuckworthJack Dysart and Carole MilliganGail and Don EdenDr. and Mrs. William Emerson

Every Gift Matters669 Indivdiuals made donations of $499 or less, totaling $81,332.74. Thank you!

THANK YOU!


LIVING UNITED IN 2016

Rob Perlman meets “LU” the Moose National Honor Society

Steamboat Select Insurance Doc’s Auto Car Giveway (31 Days of Poverty)

Yampa Valley Bank’s John Kerst and Catherine Carson ($20K Day) Twentymile miner & “LU”

2016 ANNUAL REPORT

ROUTT COUNTY UNITED WAY

LIVE

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Routt County United WayPOB 774005

443 Oak StreetSteamboat Springs, CO 80477

970.879.5605 RouttCountyUnitedWay.org

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Sep '17 - Aug 18

Income2017-18 Campaign(balance to DT)

General Donations 320,000.00Pledges 155,000.00Imagination Library 100,000.00Thanksgiving 4,000.00Holiday Exchange 15,000.00Bell Ringing 10,000.00

Total 2017-18 Campaign(balance to DT) 604,000.00

2016-17 Campaign(balance to DT) 2,500.00



Non Campaign Income (not in DT) 77,716.00

Direct Public Support -15,000.00

Investment Income 0.00

Total Income 669,216.00

ExpenseAllocations 263,500.00

Depreciation 0.00Insurance 4,140.00Marketing & Advertising 12,440.00Community Awareness Compaign 1,200.00Meetings Expense 2,416.00

Membership Fees 5,970.00Contract Labor 16,680.00Office Expenses 11,525.00

Payroll Expenses 138,114.00

Professional Development 900.00Professional Fees 6,450.00Travel/Mileage 1,000.00Programs/Events 173,480.00

Rent 17,400.00

Solicitation and Cultivation 12,000.00

Total Expense 667,215.00

Net Income 2,001.00

4:44 PM Routt County United Way08/18/17 Profit & Loss Budget OverviewAccrual Basis September 2017 through August 2018

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