United Way of Northern California
Serving Northern California since 1953
Butte, Glenn, Lassen, Modoc, Plumas, Shasta, Siskiyou, Tehama, Trinity
Phylicia Snow, Development Director
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The LIVE UNITED Movement
United Ways around the world raise
USD 5.201Billion in 2013-14
United Way Worldwide
Canada
$509.97M
Europe
$22.1M
United States
$3.94B
Latin America
$19.9M
Caribbean
Africa
$1.91M
$255K
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Began in Denver in
1887
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Now 1800 local
United Ways in 41
countries
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Largest privatelyfunded non-profit and
the largest nongovernment funder of
human services.
Asia
$707.6M
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The LIVE UNITED Movement
United Way of
Northern California
• Began in 1953 and
serves Butte,
Glenn, Lassen,
Modoc, Plumas,
Shasta, Siskiyou,
Tehama, and
Trinity
• Acts as a
Community
Connector
• 612,032 population
• 30,145 square
miles
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United Way of Northern California
Member Agencies…
•Alternatives to Violence
•American Red Cross
•Anderson-Cottonwood Christian Assistance, Inc.
•Boy Scouts
•Catalyst Domestic Violence Services
•Catholic Ladies Relief Society
•Chico Community Children’s Center
•Chico Meals on Wheels
•College Options
•Community Action Volunteers in Education
(CAVE)
•Compass Care Services
•Do-It Leisure
•Empire Recovery Center
•Family Service Agency
•Forever Pets
•Friends of the Library
•Frontier Senior Center
•Glenn County 4-H
•Girl Scouts
•Golden Umbrella, Inc.
•Help, Inc.
•Horses Unlimited, Inc.
• Independent Living Services of Northern
California
• La Leche League
• Lassen County Search and Rescue Team
• Lassen Family Services
• Madrone Hospice, Inc.
• Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Northern Valley Catholic Social Service, Inc.
• One Safe Place
•Peg Taylor Center for Adult Day Health Care
• People of Progress
•Plumas Rural Services
•Police Activities League (PAL)
•Providence International Foundation
•Rape Crisis Intervention and Prevention
•Sacramento Valley Teen Challenge, Inc.
•Shasta Library Foundation
•Shasta Treatment Center
•Siskiyou Domestic Violence and Crisis Center
•Siskiyou Opportunity Center
•Youth and Family Programs
•Youth Program Supporters
•Youth Violence Prevention Council
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Creating Lasting Impact
Education
Financial Stability
Health
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Volunteer Match
Website
Tri Counties Bank
Scholarship
LIVE UNITED
Ambassador
Program
Prosperity
Working
Strategies for
Women
2-1-1
Coast2Coast RX
Our member agencies fall into these 3 building blocks for a
quality life and through the combination of these programs
and our agencies, your donation will help 1-in-3 people
in our community this next year!
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Community Connector
2-1-1
211norcal.org
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Source: Common Good Forecaster, liveunited.org/forecaster, measureofamerica.org/forecaster
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2-1-1 Shasta Statistics
2-1-1 Shasta
Top Needs Categories 2013
900
800
784
700
Housing/Utilities
600
578
Food/Meals
Legal, Consumer, Public Safety
Health Care
500
Income Support/Assistance
Individual, Family, Community Support
400
Mental Health/Addictions
Transportation
300
243
212
210
Clothing/Personal HH Needs
206
200
164
Employment
147
74
100
26
0
Total
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Community Connector
Volunteer Matching
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www.volunteernorcal.org
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Community Connector
Prosperity
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Prosperity
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The Power of Collective Impact
Consider this…
if
half the people in Northern California
gave just $5 every two weeks we would raise
$39.7 Million Dollars a year!
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The Power of Collective Impact
Now Consider this…
If every employee at
Win River Resort and Casino
gave just
we would raise
$5 a paycheck,
$52,000!
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Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY8AM1ApozA
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We Need You!
• Give
• Give through your Workplace Giving Campaign to partner with us
• Advocate
• Refer us to Companies
• Corporate Match
• Corporate Donations
• Volunteer
• Become a LIVE UNITED Ambassador
• Allocations Committee
• Member Non-Profit Agency Volunteering
• Collective Impact and Financial Literacy
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Thank You
Phylicia Snow
Development Director
530.241.7521 x101
[email protected]
www.norcalunitedway.org