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w e i v e R n i 2014 Expanded community outreach program with CareVan, a mobile resource unit
Launched the Bus Bucks program with the Delaware Area Transit Agency (DATA)
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The Council for Older Adults merged with Senior Citizens Inc.
MAR
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MAY
Awarded GuideStar Exchange Gold Seal for commitment to excellence
After three years of careful research and discussion, the boards of two local nonprofit organizations made an important decision: to merge. The Council for Older Adults and Senior Citizens Inc. joined forces to better serve the 55+ community.
JUN
In October 2014, the Council for Older Adults’ Board of Directors voted to rebrand the organization as SourcePoint, with a new slogan: “Thrive after 55!” Brand rollout was slated for April 2015.
Board of Directors approves new brand identity to launch in 2015
Introduced the Innovative Grant initiative to help fund unique programs
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AUG
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Launched first annual campaign with “Rock the Boat” fundraiser
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Launched Powerful Tools for Caregivers workshops — the first in Ohio
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t r o p p u S y Com mu n it SourcePoint’s Community Support Program is designed to help adults live safely in their own homes with independence and dignity. We provide a variety of in-home care services such as Meals On Wheels, help with chores, and transportation to medical appointments, as well as resources and support for family caregivers.
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Who do we serve?
2014 Clients by Age: 843
16.5% are ages 60–69 32.8% are ages 70–79
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38% are ages 80–89 12.7% are age 90+
155 In-Home Care Services Clients 1995
2000
2005
2010
2014
What percentage of service costs do clients pay out-of-pocket?*
2014 Co-pays: 41.58% of clients pay nothing
11.46% of clients pay 25–95%
25.56% of clients pay 5–20%
21.4% of clients pay 100%
*Clients pay for their services based on a sliding fee scale. This ensures that local tax levy dollars are used wisely based on a client’s ability to pay and their level of need.
In 2014, we... Served 193,059 Made 2,295
nutritious meals to Delaware County adults
home visits to clients and potential clients
Provided information and assistance to 4,057 Helped local adults with 178
home chores and repairs
Distributed more than 153,000 Drove seniors to 629 Counseled 691
callers and visitors
pounds of free groceries
medical appointments
individuals on insurance and Medicare options
Allotted 32,790
free farmers’ market vouchers to 1,093 adults
Provided support and resources to 235 Supplied 58,824 Delivered 2,325
family caregivers
cans of nutritional supplements
pounds of donated pet food to Meals On Wheels clients
Other Key Accomplishments Partnered with the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging (COAAA) to assist clients applying for extra help with benefits Boosted assistance to eligible Delaware County residents to enroll in MyCare Worked with OhioHealth Grady Memorial Hospital to provide emergency meals Expanded our volunteer escort program Launched Family Caregiver Program and held local essay contest Worked alongside volunteers who provided more than 54,000 hours of service
r e t n e C t n e E n r ic h m SourcePoint’s enrichment center is designed for fun, fitness, education, and creativity amongst friends and is a rich resource for those age 55 and older. The 44,000-square-foot center features a fitness room, warm water exercise pool, computer lab and library, dance room, art room, music room, billiards room, and other flexible spaces for group activities and social gatherings. There are more than 200 programs and trips each month.
Unique Programs in 2014: Including 79 fitness and aquatics, 45 educational, 32 art, 30 trips, 28 social events, and 16 health screenings
More than 266 unique progra ms in one year Total Participants in 2014: 3,907 individuals
Total Visits in 2014: 56,124 check-ins to the enrichment center
An average of 1,079 visits each week
SourcePoint Revenue Property Tax Levy
$7,332,815
83%
Grants
$554,573
6%
Service Fees
$568,666
6%
Donations
$217,115
2%
$36,866
0%
$120,712
1%
$8,830,747
100%
$4,362,849
62%
Enrichment Center
$805,064
11%
Community Grants
$499,040
7%
Outreach and Communications
$486,391
7%
Hospitality and Event Services
$86,335
1%
Development and Fundraising
$113,417
2%
Management and General
$686,551
10%
$7,039,647
100%
Investments Other Total Revenue
SourcePoint Expenses Community Support Program
Total Expenses
s l a i c n a n i F Agenc y
s r o t c e r i D f Boa r d o 2014 Board of Directors PRESIDENT: Karen Pillion, Sunbury VICE PRESIDENT: Dwayne Gardner, PhD, Delaware SECRETARY: Jane Nance, RN, Galena TREASURER: Tansukh J. Salgia, PhD, Galena PAST PRESIDENT: Larry Harris, Delaware David Black, Westerville Alice Frazier, MD, Delaware Robert Gaffey, PhD, Delaware Jan Garlock, Westerville Robert Gore, Delaware George Kannapel, Powell Anne Kuntz, MS LSW, Powell Ross Long, JD, Delaware John McDavid, Centerburg Trudy Poole, Lewis Center Anita Reeb, Delaware Richard Skuce, Powell Alice Solove, Powell Robert Sprengnether, Galena Bill Verhoff, RN, Milford Center John Watkins, Radnor
How you can help... Donate. Your donation to SourcePoint supports programs and services for individuals 55 and older in Delaware County. This includes Meals On Wheels, health screenings, volunteer opportunities, transportation to medical appointments, social and educational programs, information and referral services, and more.
Volunteer. SourcePoint was founded by volunteers, and they continue to remain a vital key to our success. We depend on the energy and skills of our volunteers to fulfill our mission and to serve the public. We welcome one and all to get involved, whether for just one day, or for an ongoing experience.
Sponsor a special event. SourcePoint offers a number of high profile events and activities throughout the year. Some are geared toward the entire community and others are geared toward a segment of our membership.
Advertise with us. Advertise in My Communicator, our own newspaper targeted at older adults and their families in Delaware County. It has the largest circulation of any newspaper in the county – nearly 40,000 issues!
Spread the word. It takes just one click to follow us on Facebook or just one moment to mention us to a friend or neighbor. You can help carry our message throughout the community, so that everyone in Delaware County can thrive after 55!
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