UNITED WAY OF THE GREATER CAPITAL REGION€¦ · ADVANCING THE COMMON GOOD IN THE GREATER CAPITAL REGION In 2016-17, United Way of the Greater Capital Region, in partnership with

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United Way of the Greater Capital Region 2017 Annual Report

OUR MISSIONTo improve lives and advance the common good in the Capital Region by mobilizing the caring power of donors, volunteers and community partners to give, volunteer and advocate for people in need within our region.

OUR VISIONUnited Way of the Capital Region will be a recognized leader in the development and investment of philanthropic and volunteer resources in programs and initiatives that improve the quality of life for children, families, elders and people in need.

UNITED WAY STAFF

Shane Albertin Director of Information Technology

Laura Alpert Sr. Vice President of Resource Development

Lisa Audi Sr. Vice President of

Marketing & CommunicationsLiz Cifarelli

Office & Human Resources AdministratorGuy Cooper

Resource Development ManagerCourtney DeKorp Office Assistant

Laurelee Dever Statewide SEFA Director

Abbie Farrar Accounting Manager

David Scott Chief Financial Officer

Peg Kane Office Coordinator

Michaёlle Mugisha Community Impact Manager

James Mulligan Vice President of Resource Development

Tracy Randle Program Director, CA$H Coalition

Melissa Stephens Director of Resource Development

Rushka Tcholakova Sr. Vice President of Community Impact

Michael Taglione Capital Region SEFA Administrator

Erica Warner Resource Development Manager

Kelly Willsey Accounting Assistant

Brian T. Hassett President and Chief Executive Officer

Laurie Bangs Enterprise Holdings

W. Brian Barr Community Volunteer

Carm Basile Capital District Transportation

AuthorityJohn W. Bishop, Jr

Bishop Beaudry Construction, LLCChris Bombardier

Ostroff Associates, Inc.Dr. Katharine Briar-Lawson

University at Albany, School of Social Welfare

Cornelia Cahill Barclay Damon, LLPCharles Carletta

Albany Medical CenterRobert Coolidge

Bank of AmericaAnne Davis

Price Chopper/Market 32Alex Dell

The Law Firm of Alex Dell, PLLCDavid DeMarco

Saratoga National Bank and Trust Co.Katharine Doran

Teal, Becker & Chiaramonte

Kelly Flanagin Carrow Real Estate

Andrew Gnoinski, Jr. IUE/CWA Local 301Michael Guzzo

BechtelDr. Merodie Hancock

Empire State CollegeHon. Helena Heath

Albany City CourtJamaal M. James

TheMPACK Inc.Andrew Kennedy

Center for Economic Growth

Todd Kerner New York State

Public Employees FederationFrank Koncewicz

UPSDavid Krupski

NBT BankEric LaCoppola

Environment One CorporationBrandi Landy

Capital Region ChamberDr. Steady Moono Schenectady County Community College

DIRECTORS

2016-2017 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Patrick Lyons Chair NYSUT

Craig Apple Treasurer

Albany County Sheriff’s Dept.

Brian O’Grady Resource Development

Committee CDPHP

John Kearney Ex-Officio

Community Volunteer

Daniel Sauer Past Board Chair

CDPHP

Christy A. Calicchia Governance Committee NYS Gaming Commission

Robert Muzerall Community Impact &

Investment Committee Amplexor

Richard Stack Finance Chair

Community Volunteer

OFFICERS

ADVANCING THE COMMON GOOD IN THE GREATER CAPITAL REGION

In 2016-17, United Way of the Greater Capital Region, in partnership with our funded agencies, continued to UNITE against the issues facing individuals and families in our community.

The struggles of local residents were well-documented in Fall 2016 with the release of the United Way of New York State’s ALICE report. ALICE – Assets Limited, Income Constrained, Employed – crystalized one of today’s top challenges – employed individuals and working families are struggling to meet their minimum needs. When ALICE faces a car repair or a change in employment hours or a change in child care provider, the impact is immeasurable and can set the person or family back for months. We invite you to review the ALICE report within this Community Impact Report and at http://UnitedWayALICE.org/NewYork.

We continue to support ALICE through our Community Care Fund. Both short-term and long-term investments are being made to high-performing agencies to address our area’s largest needs. Recent highlights include:

• Nearly 15,000 individuals were connected to critical services through our Dial 2-1-1 Northeast Region New York/United Way Helpline;

• 640 individuals were connected with employment or vocational training opportunities; 51% obtained part-time or full-time employment;

• 15,521 received free tax preparation services, securing $34.5m in tax refunds back to the local economy and saving consumers a total of $3.9m in tax preparation fees.

The great community impact achieved in 2016-17 happened because of you. We thank our donors, corporate partners, funded partners and volunteers for your dedication in making the Greater Capital Region a better place to live, work and do business.

Heading into 2017-2018, please remember – UNITED we fight, UNITED we win.

DEAR FRIENDS

“The great community impact results achieved in 2016-17 happen because of you.

Brian T. Hassett Patrick Lyons President and CEO Chair, Board of Directors


2016-2017 Community Care Fund InvestmentsThe impact of contributions to United Way’s Community Care Fund is multiplied by United Way’s commitment to track results and fund programs that make a measurable difference for individuals, families and our community. United Way’s funded partners for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2017 are listed below. For our latest list of funded partners and programs, go to www.unitedwaygcr.org.

2-1-1 Northeastern New York

Albany Community Action Program

The Albany Damien Center

The Albany Promise (c/o University at Albany Foundation)

Alliance for Positive Health

Arbor Park Child Care Center

Bethesda House of Schenectady

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region

Bigelow Corner’s Partnership

Boys and Girls Clubs of Albany

Capital District Child Care Council, Inc.

Capital Roots

CAPTAIN Youth and Family Services

CA$H Coalition of the Greater Capital Region

Catholic Charities of Delaware, Otsego and Schoharie Counties

Catholic Charitites of Saratoga, Warren and Washington Counties

Catholic Charities Tri-County Services

The Center for Community Justice

Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO Albany)

Circles of Mercy

Community Maternity Services

The Food Pantries of the Capital District

Equinox

Family & Child Services of Schenectady

Girls Incorporated of the Greater Capital Region

Healthy Families Rensselaer (St. Peter’s Health)

Healthy Families Schenectady (Cornell Cooperative Extension)

Homeless And Travelers Aid Society (HATAS)

Hospitality House

Interfaith Partnership for the Homeless

Jewish Family Services of NENY

Joseph’s House & Shelter

Literacy New York - Fulton, Montgomery and Schoharie Counties

Literacy Volunteers of Rensselaer County

Mechanicville Area Community Services Center

Northern Rivers: Parsons Child & Family Center

Refugee & Immigrant Support Services of Emmaus

Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York

Rensselaer County Housing Resources

Safe Inc. of Schenectady

Schenectady Community Action Program

Schenectady Inner City Ministry

Schoharie County Community Action Program

Schoharie River Center

Senior Services of Albany

Sexual Assualt & Crime Victims Center (c/o Northeast Health Foundation)

Social Enterprise and Training (SEAT) Center

SUNY Cobleskill/Schoharie Fresh

Trinity Alliance of the Capital Region

Troy Area United Ministries

Troy Boys & Girls Club

Unity House of Troy, Inc.

U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants (USCRI)

Watervliet Civic Center

Wellspring

Wildwood Programs

YWCA NorthEastern New York

YWCA of the Greater Capital Region


5-COUNTY MONTHLY AVERAGE WEEKLY TOTAL 5-COUNTY

MONTHLY AVERAGE WEEKLY TOTAL

$662.00 $165.50 Housing $929.00 $232.25

– – Child Care $1,429.40 $357.35

$202.00 $50.50 Food $612.00 $153.00

$369.00 $92.25 Transportation $738.00 $184.50

$143.00 $35.75 Health Care $573.00 $143.25

$167.00 $41.75 Miscellaneous $496.00 $124.00

$298.00 $74.50 Taxes $678.60 $169.65

$1,841.00 $460.25 Monthly Total $5,456.00 $1,364.00

$22,092.00 ANNUAL TOTAL $65,472.00 $1,364.00

$11.05 Hourly Wage $32.73

SINGLE ADULT 2 ADULTS, 1 INFANT, 1 PRESCHOOLER

Do You Know ALICE?

Within the fabric of United Way’s mission is a fundamental commitment to creating community-based and community-led solutions that strengthen the cornerstones for a good quality of life in education, financial stability, health, and ensuring the fulfillment of basic needs in our communities. To better understand individuals’ and families’ financial stability within New York State, United Way of the Greater Capital Region partnered with United Way of New York State and 37 other United Ways across the state to conduct a detailed analysis of the economic conditions in all 62 of New York’s counties. With support from KeyBank and assistance from IBM, the New York ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) Report was released Fall 2016 and found that for the United Way of the Greater Capital Region’s five counties (Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady and Schoharie):

• 38 percent of families (nearly 2 out 5) struggle to afford basic household expenses like housing, food, transportation, health care and child care

• Despite having income, 11 percent of those families are living with means below the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) ($24,600 for a family of four and $12,060 for a single adult with no children)

• An additional 26 percent qualify as ALICE families – who have income above the official FPL but below a newly defined basic survival income level.

On average, a family of four living in one of the five counties we serve needs to earn annual income of $65,472 to adequately meet their basic needs and a single adult with no children needs an average of $22,092. For the family of four this is more than double the FPL of $24,600 and it is nearly the same for a single adult with no children with the average FPL being $12,060. For food alone, the same family of four needs $21.86 per day while a single adult with no children would need an average of $7 per day.

Without sufficient income, ALICE individuals or families are forced to make difficult cuts often choosing to forgo items like healthy food, health care, accredited child care or car insurance. These are difficult trade-offs which put ALICE individuals and families’ health, safety and future vitality at risk. This has negative ripple effects within the entire community.

Thanks to the generous support of donors like you, United Way of the Greater Capital Region is able to tackle these issues by working with our community partners to move ALICE families to financial independence.

To learn more about ALICE, visit http://UnitedWayALICE.org/NewYork. A copy of the report with state and municipal data on the size and demographics of ALICE households and how financial hardship affects our communities is available.


THANK YOU TO OUR TOP UNITED WAY SUPPORTERS. Your generosity is changing lives and improving our community.

Bank of AmericaCapital District Transportation AuthorityEnterprise HoldingsHannaford Supermarkets

KeyBankMomentiveMVP Health CareNaval Nuclear Laboratory

New York Independent System OperatorNYSUTRensselaerUPS

PARTNER IN GIVING ($50,000 to $199,999)

Campaign of Distinction The Phoenix Companies, Inc. Pioneer Bank

Campaign Manager of the Year Laura Hough and Codie Montanye, Pearl Carroll & Associates

Ashley Lonardelli, Golub Corp. and Price Chopper/Market 32 Teammates

Community Impact Bank of America CAP COM Cares Foundation DeCrescente Distributing Company Hannaford Supermarkets Mazzone Hospitality

Labor Appreciation New York State Public Employees Federation

Newcomer Lia Auto Group Plug Power Inc.

Partner Agency Campaign Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany

SPECIAL AWARDS

PLATINUM AWARDS ($200 or more per employee)Arbor Park Child Care Center, Inc.Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc.Berkshire BankElectric Boat

HMS Agency, Inc.OMCETri-City Manpower, Inc.United Way of New York State

United Way of the Greater Capital RegionThe Woodward Co.

GOLD AWARDS ($100 - $199 per employee)3MAlbany International Corp.Bank of AmericaBarclay Damon, LLPBarton & Loguidice, D.P.C.Bobrick Washroom Equipment, Inc.The Bonadio GroupC.H. Guenther & Son, Inc.Capital District Transportation AuthorityCapital Region Chamber The Center for Community JusticeCrystal RockCSEA

Enterprise HoldingsEnvironment One CorporationExpress Scripts, Inc.FedExGE Family of GiversHinman Straub P.C.James D. Warren and Son, Inc.MillimanNBT Bank, N.A.Nelnet Diversified SolutionsNew York Independent System OperatorNYSUTPearl Carroll & Associates

The Phoenix Companies, Inc.Pitney Bowes, Inc.Principal Financial GroupRensselaer County Regional ChamberRose & Kiernan, Inc.SABIC Innovative PlasticsSaratoga National Bank and Trust CompanyThe Travelers Companies, Inc.Underwriters LaboratoriesUPSWatervliet Civic Center

LEADERSHIP IN GIVING (Support of over $1 million) GE Family of Givers

INSPIRATIONAL GIVING ($200,000 to $499,999) Golub Corp. and Price Chopper/Market 32 Teammates


TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY

Mr. Stephen R. Bolze

Ms. Lynn Calpeter

Mr. Robert M. Curley

Rabbi Matt Cutler and Family

Mr. Robert Doyle

Neil and Jane Golub

Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson and Dr. Morris Washington

Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Esther Massry

Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Micki Massry

Mr. John J. Nigro

Brian and Beth O’Grady

The Sauer Family

Percy Waller Foundation

United Way Tocqueville Society members know that creating positive change in our communities creates hope in the lives of children and families who struggle daily just to meet their basic needs.

Our GenerousTocqueville Donors

CREATE CHANGE. CREATE HOPE.


United Way of the Greater Capital Region extends its sincere gratitude to the individuals and groups listed below for their Leadership giving. Thank you for setting an example for our community through your dedication and support.

2016-2017 Leadership Givers

Tocqueville Society (contributions of $10,000 or more)Mr. Stephen R. Bolze Ms. Lynn Calpeter Mr. Robert M. Curley Rabbi Matt Cutler and Family Mr. Robert Doyle Neil and Jane Golub Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson and Dr. Morris Washington Mr. and Mrs. Morris and Esther Massry Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Micki Massry Mr. John J. Nigro Brian and Beth O’Grady The Sauer Family Percy Waller Foundation

Leadership Donors (contributions of $750 – $9,999)Anonymous (17)Mr. Craig Abrahamsen Mr. Donald D. Adams Mr. Shane C. Albertin Mr. James Alcombright Mr. Alan D. Alexander Mr. Christopher P. Allen Mr. Mitchell Allen Ms. Laura B. Alpert and Mr. Peter D. Perry, Jr.Altes Family Fund of the Community Foundation for the Greater Capital RegionMr. and Mrs. Thomas AmellMr. Bruce Amm Ms. Brenda C. Anderson Ms. Joyce AndersonMr. Raymond Andrews Mr. Dominic A. Arcidiacono Josephine and Frederick AshworthMr. Richard J. Asner Mr. Eugene M. Audi Ms. Lisa Audi Brian and Michele AvilesMr. Rick L. Balboni Mr. Thomas Gregory Bandy Ms. Laurie L. Bangs Mr. Steven Bardus Ms. Cindy Barford Mr. James R. Barnes Mr. Carmino N. Basile Mr. Michael S. Bassett Gannon Beebe Dr. Thomas Michael Begley Mr. Louis A. Benedetti Mr. Frank Benjamin Mr. Gregory Bentley Mr. Nathan Berberich Mr. B. Jacob Berry Mr. W. George Biggar Mr. Edward Bishop Mr. William Bishop Mr. Peter Bjelica Ms. Margaret Blohm Ms. Kerri M. Blum Mr. and Mrs. Charles BohlMr. Robert Bootier Mr. Thomas Boyle Mr. William A. Braat Mr. Robert L. Braswell Mr. J. Martin Brayboy Mr. Stephen Brenon

Mr. Scott E. Britton Mr. James Broderick Mr. Michael J. Brooks Mr. Thomas Brower Mr. Michael Browne Mr. Timothy Bryantjr Ms. Jessica Budris Mr. John P. Buechler Ms. Audra Burke Mr. Christopher Burke Ms. Connie Burns Ms. Kathleen M. Cahalan Ms. Cornelia Cahill, Esq. Ms. Nicole G. Cain Ms. Colleen Calhoun Ms. Christy A. CalicchiaKaren and Charles Carletta and FamilyMr. Mark I. Cartwright Mrs. Kimberly A. Catello Mr. Walter Chandler Mr. Douglas Chapman Dr. Joe H. Chow Mr. Richard Christman Ms. Carol L. Cillis Mr. Thomas A. Civill Jeane and Steve ClearyMr. James P. Clevenstine Joe and Sharon CoffeyMr. Samuel Colborn Mr. David R. Cole Mr. Toby A. Cole Ms. Barbara J. Collen Mr. Adam Collier Mr. Chris Comi Mr. Jeffrey W. Connelly Mr. David M. Considine Mr. Thomas Converse Mr. James E. Conway Mr. Michael Conway Mr. Craig A. Cook Robert and Mary CoolidgeMs. Sharon A. Cooper Mr. Gregory Corman Mr. Peter Cosgrove Ms. Crystal Coso Mr. Bartley J. Costello III, Esq. Ms. Catherine Cote-Verville Mr. Kenneth R. Countermine Mr. Alexander A. Courtney, Jr. Mr. John B. Cozzolino Ms. Catherine L. Crohan Dr. James J. Cummings Jack and Kathleen Curtin and FamilyDr. Barbara Mary Cutler Mr. Mark E. Dailey Dr. Michael W. Dailey Mr. Jose Dajer Mr. Paul J. Daley Stephen and Deborah D’AmicoMr. Ron Daoust Mr. Robert D’Aquila Mr. John Daveluy Mr. Richard Davidson, Jr. Mr. Thomas Davidson Ms. Anne M. Davis Mr. L. Berkley Davis Ms. Tracy Davis Mr. Anthony Dean Mrs. Elsa G. deBeer Ms. Patricia DeFerio Mr. Garrett E. DeGraff, Esq.

Rev. Louis E. Deimeke Mr. Patrick R. Del Core Ms. Cristina A. DeMarco Mr. David S. DeMarco Mr. Richard J. Dewey Ms. Melynnda L. Dewitt Mr. Francis Dicaprio, Jr. Mr. James Diefendorf Mr. James T. Dillon Mr. Douglas Dinon Ms. Rebecca E. Doble Mr. Adam Dodge Mr. Robert R. Dodge Matthew and Katharine DoranDr. Jonathan S. Dordick Mr. David Dorsey Mr. Evan J. Douglis Mr. Anthony G. Duffy Mr. Mark Duncan Mr. Steven C. Dunham Mr. Stanley M. Dunn Mr. David P. Dynan Mr. Mark N. Eagan Mr. Hugh Eisele Ms. Roberta Eldrid Mr. Matthew J. Elmer Mr. John J. Endres, Jr. Mr. David L. Ernst Ms. Jacqueline L. Esperti Mr. Michael P. Farrell Ms. Esther A. Farron Ms. Margaret Felt Karen and Emmet FinnertyMr. Peter Fish Ms. Amy Fitzgerald Mr. Joseph Forcinella Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and Jacqueline Fosdick Ms. Linda Francese Mr. Michael Francken Mr. Michael Franke Ms. Rebecca M. Frey Ms. Marion G. Frowein Dr. Xiaodong R. Fu Mr. James M. Fullman Dr. Shekhar Garde Ms. Martha Gardner Diana and Joseph GaugMr. Raymond L. George Mrs. Anita J. Gerace, SPHR Mr. Robert D. Gerber Mr. Michael C. Glover Ms. Deborah L. Goerlach Mr. Jerel Golub Ms. Denise Gonick Mr. Ricardo T. Gonzales Mr. Samuel Gouldthorpeiv Mr. Richard J. Graham Ms. Catherine Graichen Mr. James F. Grant Mr. Barry W. Gray, Jr. Mr. Travis A. Greene Mrs. Virginia C. Gregg Mr. Joseph A. Griggs Mr. James Gruner Mr. David Guinn Mr. Brian Gutknecht Mr. Mark Hachenski Dr. Prabhat Hajela Mr. Kristofor Hanchett Dr. Merodie HancockMr. Kevin G. Harding

Mr. Allen W. Hargrave Mr. Marcus Harrington Ms. Natalie P. Harwell Mr. Brian T. Hassett Maryclaire Hassett and Glenn GoldmanMr. Thomas D. Healy Mr. Adam G. Heath Eric and Karen HeathwaiteJim and Lisa HeckmanMr. Richard J. Heller Ms. Eileen Hellmuth Mr. David Henderson Mr. Brian Hendricks Hershey Family Fund of the Community Foundation of the Greater Capital RegionMr. Gary P. Hickey Ms. Elizabeth M. Hitt Ms. Yennhi Hodac Ms. Rosemarie Hogan Mr. James O. Howard Ms. Meng-Ling Hsiao Mr. Jeffrey M. Hughes Mr. John Hume, III Ms. Richie C. Hunter Ms. Honor L. Hurst Mr. Kevin Husted Mr. Mark Hutchings Mr. Kyle Infante Mr. Russell Irving Ms. Dawn Jablonski Mr. David Jackson Ms. Katie Jackson Mr. Jamaal M. JamesMr. Michael Jandrisevits Ms. Floris Jansen Mr. Timothy H. Jervis Mr. Kenneth Johnson Martin and Laura JohnsonMr. Bradley C. Jones Ms. Janet S. Joyce Mr. Paul Judge Mr. Douglas Kallin Mr. James E. Kavanaugh Mr. John P. Kearney Mr. Edward A. Keefe Susan and Craig KeeferMr. Robert H. Keefer Ms. Sara Branch Keegan Mr. Richard Kehl Mr. Ian Kellock Michael and Darlene KellyMr. Kevin Kenny Mr. Todd M. Kerner, Esq. Mr. George Kernochan Mr. Steven D. Kilmartin Ms. Michelle A. King Mr. Daniel J. Kinley Mr. Walter Keith Kizer Mr. Kenneth M. Klapp Mr. Richard E. Knapp Mr. Robert Koch John and Mary KolbMr. Frank KoncewiczMr. James Kowalski Timothy G. and Jaye P. Kremer Theodore and Bonnie KrissMr. David Krupski Ms. Joanne Kugler Mr. Bryan D. Kump Mr. Steven Kuring


United Way seeks to ensure that all of our Leadership Givers who choose to be recognized are listed here. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this printing (as of September 2017). If we inadvertently missed you or if we need to update our records, please call 518.456.2200.

Cathy S. Kushner and David M. LindhomMr. Nicholas J. La Morte Mr. Steven J. LaBate Mr. Eric P. LaCoppola Ms. Kelly Lafnitzegger Mr. Matthew Lam Mr. Michael Lareau Mr. Anthony W. LaRosa Mr. Einar Larsen Mr. Keaton LauricellaMr. John Lavelle Mr. Richard Lee, Jr. Mr. Sean G. Lee Mr. Jaroslaw R. Leszczynsky Dr. Chris W. Letchford Mr. Eric Letterman Mr. David Lilienfeld Ms. Yachi Lin Mr. Robert R. Little Mr. Scott Lobdell Mr. Richard Loud Bob and Cathy LumpkinsMr. Robert Lyles Mr. Aaron Lynds Mr. Patrick J. Lyons Michael and Kay MacLauryJennifer and David MacPheeMs. Karen E. Magee Mr. David C. Mahlmann Mr. Craig Mahoney Ms. Ruth H. Mahoney Mr. Michael Mahony Mr. Stanley B. Malanoski, Jr. Mr. Robert Malitz Mr. Neil D. Manasse James and Joan MariniMr. John Markowich Ms. Lissette Marquez-Majerczak Mr. Andy Marsh Mrs. Nancy R. Martin Mr. Paul W. Martin Mr. Anthony R. Martiniano Jeff and Francine MarzinskyMr. William J. Mate Mr. Steven Matheke Mr. William J. Mather, Sr.Mr. Frank J. Maurizio Mr. Jeffrey May Mr. Erick D. McCreight Ms. Anne Mcentee Mrs. Jacqueline L. McGuire Mrs. Catharine D. McHugh Dr. Donna D. McIntosh Mr. Mark J. McMahon Ms. Elizabeth Daily McManus Ms. Shawna McQuown Mr. Joseph Megna, Jr. Ns, Georgia Melas Mr. and Mrs. David W. and Lynn K. MelbyDr. Danielle Merfeld, Ph.D.Mr. David Merrill Mr. Marc Stephen Merrill Mr. Donald S. Metzner Mr. Joseph Michael Mr. Matthew Mickle Mr. Paul B. Middleton Mr. Nicholas Miller Mr. Scott Miller Mr. Thomas R. Miller Mr. Jeffrey G. Miner Gary and Marilyn Mittleman Mr. Jason M. Molloy Mr. Brian Moore Mr. Robert L. Mootry, Jr. Ms. Margaret M. Moree Mr. Bill Morgan Mr. Mario Moricone

Mr. Phil Mueller Mr. James Mulligan Mr. John F. Murray, Jr. Mr. Kevin F. Murray Mr. Scott A. Murray Bob and Emily Muzerall Mr. Paul Myers Mr. John Nagy Mr. Christopher P. Nasca Ms. Emilie Nelson Chrapowitzky Mr. Phillip A. Neville Mr. William Nevins Mark and Becky NickelMr. Matthew Nielsen Mr. Anthony Nowik Ms. Valerie S. O’Dell Mr. Patrick M. O’Donnell Ms. Alana O’Hair Mr. Timothy O’Hara Mr. John C. Olsen, CPA, CFE Dr. Michael J. O’Rourke Olaniyi Oshinowo Mr. Timothy Ostrander Mr. Paul A. Palanzo Ms. Theresa J. Pangburn Dr. Kirk Panneton Ms. Jennifer B. PapermanMr. Patrick Patnode Mr. Christopher Paynter Mr. Richard L. Peckham Mrs. Jamie M. Peluso Mr. Luis E. Perez Ms. Karen Perka Mr. Vincent Perone Mr. James Peterson David and Sally PetragliaMr. Edward C. Pierce Mr. James Pigeon Mr. Robert A. Pike Mr. Michael J. Pishkula Jessee Pittman Ms. M. Jeanne Place Mr. Donald Plaus Ms. Jody J. Plonski Regina K. Plowinske Mr. Nicholas Poccia Mr. Scott Pollacek Mr. John Pollinger Ms. Lisa M. Pomakoy Curtis and Renee PowellMr. Scott J. Powhida Mr. James P. Pratico Robert and Amy PresslyMr. Robert Prestridge Mr. John Price Mr. Eugene M. Pro Mr. David Przybylo Ms. Theresa Puleo Felice Puma Mr. Michael E. Putnam Mr. Richard Rafalik Dr. William Rafaniello Mr. Erick Rafferty Mr. Matthew William Ragle Dr. Jatila Ranasinghe, Ph.D. Mr. Eric D. Randall Dr. Pratima Rangarajan, Ph.D.Mr. Naresh Rao Mr. Brian Ray Mr. Joseph P. Reardon Mr. Jude H. Reardon Francis A. Reed Mr. Phillip Rehm Mr. Robert T. Reilly Mr. James A. Rella Ezekiel RengasawmyMr. Bill Reynolds Ms. Deborah Reynolds-Brown Mr. Robert Ridgway

Walden Riedel Mr. John Riley John and Elaine RinaldoMrs. Maureen D. Rizzi Anne and Walt RobbMr. Charles E. Robinson Mr. Dean Robinson Milissa Rocker Klotz and Craig KlotzMr. Joshua Rodgers Jacques and Maureen RoethKevin P. and Roseann R. RonayneMr. Thomas Rose Dr. Peter M. Rosecrans Dr. Frank E. Ross Dominic and Emily RotundiMr. Claude D. Rounds Mrs. Mary L. Rozak Jonathan D. Rubin and Jessica L. RubinMr. Michael A. Russo Mr. John A. Ryan Mr. Scott M. Ryan Mr. Robert A. Rybak Mr. Thomas Rydzewski Ms. Gwenn K. Saltzman The Samuell FamilyMr. Marc Santamoor Ms. Nancy Santana Mr. Terry Saunders Ms. Ellen SaxMr. Peter G. Scavullo Dr. Linda S. Schadler Feist Mr. John F. Schenck Mr. Keith Schmid Mr. Neils Schmitt Mr. David Schmitz Dr. Paul Matthew Schoch Mr. Eric Schreifels Mrs. Kerri E. Schulte Mr. Anthony Schunk Mr. Hayim Schwartzman Ms. Theresa Seil Mr. John C. Senkewich Ms. Nancy B. Sever, Esq. Ms. Robin Sevinsky Mr. Thomas Shaginaw Mr. Andrew Shapiro Mr. Christopher Shattuck Mr. Steven Shemo Ms. Margaret M. ShermanMr. Brett W. Siebert Richard and Pam SiegelDr. Mary H. Simoni Kamayo Smith Dr. Richard N. Smith Ms. Krista St. George Mr. Brian J. Stall Mr. Raymond W. Stalter, Jr. Mr. Ken Stevens Ms. Marybeth Stevens-Carhidi Mr. Eric P. Stevenson Mr. Gregory Stevenson Craig and Pat StickneyMs. Nancy Stoffel Mr. Kyle G. Stokien Mr. Richard A. Straut, P.E. Mr. Scott Strazik Mr. Robert Stubbs Mr. Kevin Sturm Mr. Jeffrey Sullivan Mr. Joseph Suriano Ms. Sayuri Surisawa Mr. Michael Susco Mr. Anthony Sylvester, Jr. Boleslaw and Emilia SzymanskiMr. Michael J. Taglione Mr. Leo Taylor Mr. Gary C. Tebbetts

Mr. Thomas Terk Mr. Eugene A. Terwilliger Ms. Jean Testa Mr. Samuel Thamboo Mr. John C. Tickner Congressman Paul D. Tonko Mr. Robert C. Torgesen Mr. Michael V. Trier Mr. Andre Turman Thomas and Eileen Van EttenMr. Christian Vandervort Mr. David VanHoesen Mr. Donald VanSlyke Mr. Mark Vermilyea Benjamin and Kerry VerschuerenMs. Patricia Ann Villeneuve Mr. Matthew Vivalo Mr. George Vorsheim Mr. Timothy P. Wade Mr. John M. Wainwright Mr. Matthew Walters Ms. Deborah Ward Dr. E. Bruce WatsonMr. James Weiss Mr. Robert E. Welch Ms. Johanna Wellington Mr. Adam C. Wertman Mr. Steven Wesley Mr. Jonathan Wexler Mr. Nicholas Whaley Mr. Everett Whitaker Mr. Herman Wiegman Mr. Roger S. Wigent Mr. Albert Wilkerson Mr. Kenneth A. Willetts Mr. Gregory R. Williams Mr. Robert Williams Mr. Eric Winchell Mr. Scott Wittchen Mr. Christopher Wolfe Mr. Austin A. Woodward Mr. Mark A. Woodward Mr. John Wright Mr. Gregor Wynnyczuk Mr. Mark W. Wysin Mr. Brian Yanoff Mr. Wesley Yeomans Mr. Robert Zacharias Mr. Jason Zawacki Mr. Gary B. Zeigler, II Dr. Nancy ZimpherMr. Michael Zonca Ms. Susan A. Zophy

Retire United ($500 or more)Robert I. Allen and Susan GoinMr. Thomas A. AnapolisMr. Rob ColangeloMr. Arthur W. CoolidgeAnn and Richard DiSarroErnie Hall and Carol NeffGenevieve JohnsonFather James J. KaneGene and Susanne KimuraChuck and Barbara ManningJeff and Francine MarzinskyJames P. and Anne F. MorrisseyMs. Theresa PangburnDr. Carl and Mrs. Joann PaulsenMr. Richard Peckham


United Way of the Greater Capital Region does not assess our member agencies any dues or fees for their participation in our federation.

For over 25 years, United Way of the Greater Capital Region coordinated the Capital Region SEFA campaign. In 2016-17, UWGCR received the management contract for the statewide State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA) campaign. UWGCR staff works with a Statewide Council, 23 Campaign Region Coordinators and staff and the Capital Region SEFA Committee.

In 2016-17, the Capital Region SEFA campaign raised $1,327,178. The Statewide SEFA campaign raised $5,076,315.

Brookwood Secure FacilityCapital District DDSOCapital District Psychiatric CenterCoxsackie Correctional FacilityDevelopmental Disabilities Planning CouncilFourth Judicial DistrictGovernor’s Office of Employee RelationsGreat Meadow Correctional FacilityGreene Correctional FacilityHale Creek ASACTCHudson Correctional FacilityLake George Park CommissionNYS AssemblyNYS Board of ElectionsNYS Board of Law ExaminersNYS Commission of CorrectionsNYS Commission on Judicial ConductNYS Court of AppealsNYS Court of ClaimsNYS Department of Agriculture and MarketsNYS Department of Civil ServiceNYS Department of Corrections and Community SupervisionNYS Department of Economic DevelopmentNYS Department of EducationNYS Department of Environmental ConservationNYS Department of Financial ServicesNYS Department of HealthNYS Department of LaborNYS Department of Law-Attorney GeneralNYS Department of Motor VehiclesNYS Department of Public ServiceNYS Department of State

NYS Department of Taxation and FinanceNYS Department of TransportationNYS Division of Alcoholic Beverage ControlNYS Division of Criminal Justice ServicesNYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency ServicesNYS Division of Human RightsNYS Division of Military and Naval AffairsNYS Division of State PoliceNYS Division of Tax AppealsNYS Division of the BudgetNYS Division of Veterans’ AffairsNYS Dormitory AuthorityNYS Energy Research & Development AuthorityNYS Environmental Facilities CorporationNYS Executive Chamber NYS Gaming CommissionNYS Higher Education Services CorporationNYS Homes and Community RenewalNYS Insurance FundNYS Joint Commission on Public EthicsNYS Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special NeedsNYS Law Reporting BureauNYS Office for the AgingNYS Office for People with Developmental DisabilitiesNYS Office for the Prevention of Domestic ViolenceNYS Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse ServicesNYS Office of Children and Family ServicesNYS Office of Court Administration

NYS Office of General ServicesNYS Office of Information Technology ServicesNYS Office of Mental HealthNYS Office of Parks, Recreation & Historic PreservationNYS Office of Temporary and Disability AssistanceNYS Office of the Inspector GeneralNYS Office of the Medicaid Inspector GeneralNYS Office of the State ComptrollerNYS Office of Victim ServicesNYS Power AuthorityNYS Public Employment Relations BoardNYS SenateNYS Statewide Financial SystemNYS Supreme Court-Appellate Division, 3rd DepartmentNYS Teachers’ Retirement SystemNYS Thruway AuthorityNYS Workers’ Compensation BoardState University Construction FundSUNY CobleskillSUNY Empire State CollegeSUNY System AdministrationTaconic DDSOThird Judicial DistrictUniversity at AlbanyWashington Correctional Facility

State agencies who participated in the 2016 Capital Region SEFA campaign:

2016-2017 State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA)


ASSETS 6/30/17 UNAUDITED 6/30/16 AUDITEDCash & Cash Equivalents $544,000 $964,000 Investments $3,802,000 $3,635,000 Pledges Receivable $2,598,000 $2,061,000 Other Receivables $126,000 $86,000 Prepaid Expenses $28,000 $65,000 Property & Equipment Net $279,000 $300,000 Beneficial Interest in Perpetual Trust $494,000 $431,000 Total Assets $7,871,000 $7,542,000

LIABILITIESAccounts Payable and Accrued Expenses $155,000 $158,000 Grants Payable $1,201,000 $1,436,000 Designations Payable $1,568,000 $1,363,000 Accrued Pension Cost – $92,000 Note Payable $245,000 $300,000

Total Liabilities $3,169,000 $3,255,000

NET ASSETSNet Assets: Unrestricted $4,157,000 $3,732,000 Net Assets: Temporarily Restricted $1,000 $11,000 Net Assets: Permanently Restricted $544,000 $544,000 Total Net Assets $4,702,000 $4,287,000

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $7,871,000 $7,542,000

Financial StatementsUnited Way of the Greater Capital Region, Inc.Statement of Financial Position as of June 30, 2017

75%

United Way Expenses Y/E June 30, 2016

United Way RevenueY/E June 30, 2016

16%

4%2%45%

9%

9%

37%

Program Services & Community Impact InvestmentsFundraising

Donor Designations to AgenciesManagement and General

Employee PledgesCorporate Gifts Grants

Individual Gifts (outside the workplace) Special Fundraisers

3%

2016-2017 State Employees Federated Appeal (SEFA)

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