United Way NCA's VP of Community Impact Timothy Johnson delivers an update to attendees of the 2016 Annual Community Meeting & Nonprofit Expo.

1. CI Update for United Way NCA
Annual Community Mee7ng
Catholic University
July 19th 2016

2. United Way NCA Community Commitment
(continued)
In October 2015, we held our region’s first Project Homeless Connect
• Central Union Mission generously hosted us
• 167 volunteers supported the event
• Over 275 individuals experiencing homelessness
served
• More than 20 service providers participated

8. United Way NCA Community Commitment
(continued)
To provide 100,000 residents with services that remove barriers to financial stability and
affordable housing by June 2020.
– In October 2015, we held our region’s first Project Homeless Connect
• Central Union Mission graciously hosted us
• Over 275 individuals served
• More than 20 service providers
– As of June 30th we’ve provided over 15,000 residents with financial stability
services
– Supported the preparation of a total of over 14,000 tax returns across the region

9. United Way NCA Community Commitment
• To serve 12,000 Title I middle school
students and help them to transition to 9th
grade performing on grade level
– As of June 30th 2016, we are proud to
announce that we have served nearly
2,000 middle school students
• On May 9, The Washington Times
wrote a piece on the mentoring gap in the
region

10. United Way NCA Community Commitment
• Launched our first multi year Community Impact Grant process in late summer
2015 (2016-2017)
• 61 grantees; half in education and financial stability and the other half in
health
• Interim reports are due July 22, 2016
• Year 1 final reports are due December 31, 2016
• Site visits to occur between fall 2016 & spring 2017
• Next Community Impact Grant solicitation – Late Summer 2017
• http://www.unitedwaynca.org/pages/members-grants