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DOING GOOD IS GOOD BUSINESS
Serving DeSoto, Hillsborough, Pinellas and Sarasota countiesFINANCIAL STABILITY
YOUTH SUCCESSEARLY LITERACY
DOING GOOD IS GOOD BUSINESS
It takes a collective effort to create community-wide solutions for our region’s challenges. United Way Suncoast assumes the role best suited to our strengths and the community’s needs.
In some efforts, we provide leadership and staffing to organize resources and serve as a bridge between partners. For others we support funded partners to deliver services. And when appropriate, we provide services ourselves.
In all work, we align efforts, interests and funding to create the greatest, most effective impact for the community.
United Way Suncoast: A Modern Approach to Community Change
ACTIVELY ENGAGES MORE THAN 7,100 VOLUNTEERS
ANNUALLY
PROVIDES COLLECTIVE LEADERSHIP
CREATES FOCUSED IMPACT IN HIGH-NEED
NEIGHBORHOODS
ENABLES COMMUNITY CHANGE AT SCALE
CONNECTS PEOPLE TO THE CHANGE
THEY WANT TO SEE
In 2014, United Way Suncoast adopted a 5-year strategic plan to break the cycle of generational poverty through educational strategies that give children the skills to succeed and help adults achieve financial stability.
Why? Because under-educated children in poverty are nearly three times more likely to drop out of school and repeat the cycle of poverty than their middle income peers.
The good news is that we know how the cycle works, we know how to break it, and we have the community relationships to partner with business, government and nonprofit leaders to make change happen.
As part of this plan, United Way Suncoast and partners worked together to establish three community-wide targets to measure progress and impact.
A Single Mission: Breaking the Cycle of Generational Poverty
GoalsEnsure that children are graduating from high school with the skills necessary to pursue post-secondary education or vocational training.
GoalsEnsure that children are surpassing key readiness and early grade reading benchmarks.
EARLY LITERACYAges 0-12
FINANCIAL STABILITY
Ages 18+
YOUTH SUCCESSAges 13-18
GoalsEnsure adults achieve
long-term financial stability by developing
the skills and opportunities to
obtain and sustain employment.
Improve 3rd grade reading scores from 55% to 65% by 2020
Community Target
Increase the number of individuals/families living at
200% of poverty or better
from 60% to 65% by 2020
Community Target Community TargetImprove high school graduation ratesfrom 73% to 90% by 2020
DOING GOOD IS GOOD BUSINESS
Great things happen when we LIVE UNITED. It’s a United Way credo and you’re a shining example of the incredible impact individuals can have when working together. Without your leadership and generosity, our community would not be the same.
A Caring Community Taking Action Together
92%Graduation Rate
of at-risk students in Operation Graduate graduated on time, increasing the likelihood they can earn more and be productive members of society.
received pre-employment services including GED preparation, technical certifications, etc. to help them secure employment with family-sustaining wages.
1,220 Adults
3,300 Adults
received financial education to become more financially secure.
16,532 Tax Returns
prepared by 481 trained volunteers, resulting in $20 million in refunds to the community, which helped pay debt, secure safe housing, and more.
43,000 Volunteer Hours
organized through United Way HandsOn Suncoast delivered $965,000 in value back to the community.
EARLY LITERACY
YOUTH SUCCESS
FINANCIAL STABILTY
VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT
241,000 Local Children
helped last year (DeSoto, Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Sarasota counties).
3,800Children
in need had access to educational programming over the summer so they were better prepared when they returned to school.
A Caring Community
1. Publix Super Markets, Inc.2. Raymond James Financial3. The Mosaic Company4. USAA United Services Automobile Association5. Macy’s6. Tech Data Corporation7. TECO Energy8. Enterprise Leasing Corporation, LLC9. Bank of America10. PwC11. Wells Fargo12. City of Tampa13. Duke Energy
Large Workplaces (500 or More Locally-Based Employees)
1. Publix Super Markets, Inc.2. Humana/Careplus3. City of St. Petersburg –
Human Resources/Community Affairs4. City of Clearwater5. Time Customer Service, Inc.6. Cox Target Media / Valpak7. Bank of America8. WellCare9. Allstate Insurance Company10. H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute
Medium Workplaces (50-499 Locally-Based Employees)
1. Tampa Bay Lightning2. United Way Suncoast3. Florida Blue4. Acclaris5. Travelers6. United Healthcare7. Smiths Microwave8. Southwest Florida Water
Management District9. Franklin Street10. Florida Power & Light Company
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TOP50GENEROUSWORKPLACES
MOST14. Ferman Motor Car Company, Inc.15. CF Industries, Inc.16. PCL Civil Constructors, Inc.17. KPMG LLP18. United Parcel Service19. SunTrust Bank20. Transamerica21. Deloitte22. Gerdau23. AT&T Global Network Services24. PAR, Inc.25. Citi26. Hillsborough County27. EY, LLP28. Carlton Fields Jorden Burt29. Syniverse Technologies, Inc.30. Accenture LLP31. Time Customer Service, Inc.32. DTCC33. Target Stores34. Fifth Third Bank35. School Board of Sarasota County36. FCCI Insurance Group
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TOPVOLUNTEERWORKPLACES
Small Workplaces (49 or Less Locally-Based Employees)
1. Capital Collateral Regional Counsel2. CALIBRE3. Lee Davis Neighborhood
Services Center4. Time Warner Cable5. Principal Financial Group6. GE Aviation7. Children’s Nest Day School8. Kass Shuler Law Firm9. Big Sur Technologies, Inc.10. Clearwater Pain Management Associates
37. Cox Target Media / Valpak38. Florida Blue39. H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute40. BayCare Health System41. City of St. Petersburg42. Microsoft Corporation43. Ceridian Benefits Services44. MetLife45. Tampa Bay Rays46. Hillsborough County Aviation Authority47. Tampa Bay Times48. Hillsborough County Public Schools49. Pinellas County Schools50. The Bank of Tampa
DOING GOOD IS GOOD BUSINESS
A Year in Review— A Snapshot of Best Practices and Opportunities
United Way Suncoast enabled to thank donors
Donors invited to United Way Leadership and/or Affinity Groups
Donors receive updates on their investment through: (A=All donors, L=Leadership level)
A L Mail A L Company Newsletter
A L In-office mail A L Email
A L Company Intranet A L Telephone
Employer Thank You/Recognition Email/Mail
Employer Sponsored Thank You/Recognition Event
Participating in:
Volunteer Board or Committee Membership
Loaned Executive Program
Bridges Diversity and Inclusion Group
Women’s Leadership Group
Leadership Group
Day of Caring Volunteer Activity (October)
Other Organized Team Building/Volunteer Activity _______________________________
Campaign Engagement:
Executive Involvement Kickoff Event(s) Held
Video Shown Distribute Campaign Collateral
Impact Speaker Special Events Held
Other ______________________________
Campaign Type:
Electronic Print Mixed
Campaign Chair and/or Cabinet Established (Leadership Development)
Goals Established Prior to Campaign
Attended Campaign Coordinator Training
Attended Campaign Kickoff Event
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CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
IMPACT ON CLIENTS
87% PREFER BUYING PRODUCTS/SERVICESfrom CSR driven companies 93% WILL BE MORE LOYAL
to CSR driven companies 60% WILL PAY 60% MOREto CSR driven companies
80%IMPACT ON EMPLOYEES
40%Job seekers PREFER TO WORKfor CSR driven companies
Employees in CSR driven companies HAVE BETTER MORALE than non CSR driven companies
Explored potential philanthropic alignment between organizations
Community Impact Work Sponsorship (Location-specific) Explored neighborhood based work and alignment with organizational objectives
Community Impact Work (Content specific) Explored Interests in education and adult financial stability to determine cause specific alignment with organizational objectives
Community Advocate Sponsorship High visibility organizational partnership
Art of Giving Signature United Way Social Event
Other _____________________________________
Explored potential in-kind partnership opportunities between organizations
Executive leadership on United Way Suncoast Board or Committee Provided strategic guidance through volunteer leadership participation
Talent and expertise Provided expertise through mentoring and volunteering or donation of in-kind services to support organizational and community work
Products, Materials and Equipment Provided new or gently used product, materials and/or equipment to support organizational and community work
Public Relations/Events Partnered to gain media support for issue awareness and corporate social responsibility
Other __________________________________
COMMUNITY • BRAND ASSOCIATION • IMPRESSIONS • COMMUNITY ADVOCATE • GOOD BUSINESS • BREAKING THE CYCLE OF GENERATIONAL POVERTY • TRUSTED BRAND • REGIONAL IMPACT • CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL • ADMIRABLE • INCREASE VISIBILITY • TRUSTED BRAND • ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY • BE SEEN BY TOP REGIONAL EXECUTIVES • COMPASSION • IMPACT • CONSIDERATION • CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY • KINDNESS • GOODWILL • DOING GOOD • PARTNERSHIP • MAKE A DIFFERENCE • CHAMPION • SUPPORTER • REACH MILLIONS OF CONSUMERS • PROPONENT • SPOKESPERSON • CAMPAIGNER • COMMUNITY • BRAND ASSOCIATION • IMPRESSIONS • COMMUNITY ADVOCATE • GOOD BUSINESS • BREAKING THE CYCLE OF GENERATIONAL POVERTY • TRUSTED BRAND PORTUNITIES FOR ALL • ADMIRABLE • INCREASE
Sarasota Area Office1800 2nd Street, Suite 102
Sarasota, FL 34236Telephone: 941-366-2686
Tampa Bay Area Office5201 West Kennedy Blvd., Suite 600 Tampa, FL 33609Telephone: 813-274-0900
EARLY LITERACY YOUTH SUCCESS FINANCIAL STABILITY
Breaking the cycleof generational poverty
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UNITED WAY SUNCOAST
Catalina Marketing Charitable Foundation
PLATINUM
SILVER
GOLD
Catalina Marketing Charitable Foundation
PLATINUM
SILVER
GOLD
COMMUNITY ADVOCATE SPONSORS
UNITED WAY SUNCOAST
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