2016 Community Impact Guide: United Way of York County Initiatives, Projects and Funded Programs Ongoing United Way of York County Initiatives & Projects UWYC Initiative/Project
UWYC or Community Investment
Priority Area
Volunteer Reader Project - 2014 UWYC investment in Volunteer Reader Project
Bright Beginnings
$3,706
Tools for Schools/School Supply Drives - estimated value of 2014 supply distribution
Bright Beginnings
$60,000
Linking Early Learning Professional Development - 2014 support received
Bright Beginnings
$5,000
York County Community Conversation on Early Childhood - 2014 support received
Bright Beginnings
$1,750
Literacy for Maine - estimated value of 2014 Literacy Kit distribution
Bright Beginnings
$3,000
York County Youth Financial Education Fund - 2014 grants distributed
Connected Youth
$22,473
Community Engagement Center - 2014 investment in MSAD 60 Center
Connected Youth
$11,306
Partners for a Hunger-Free York County (PfHFYC) - 2014 UWYC investment in PfHFYC
Healthy Foods
$10,000
Partners for a Hunger-Free York County (PfHFYC) - 2014 expenditures on behalf of PfHFYC
Healthy Foods
$135,908
Keep York County Warm - 2014 support received
Supportive Services
$881
Keep Maine Warm - 2015 funds received and dispersed to York County communities
Supportive Services
$18,556
FamilyWize - 2014 prescription drug savings by York County residents
Supportive Services
$124,563
2-1-1 Maine - 2014 resource coordination expense
Supportive Services
$35,834
Day of Caring - 2015 support received
Supportive Services - Capacity Building
$9,450
Get Connected - 2014 UWYC investment in Get Connected
Supportive Services - Capacity Building
$11,670
Service Enterprise Initiative - 2014 UWYC investment in Service Enterprise Initiative
Supportive Services - Capacity Building
$10,700
Southern Maine Community Organizations Active in Disaster (SMCOAD) - 2014 UWYC investment in SMCOAD
Supportive Services - Capacity Building
$1,000
Volunteer Center - 2014 support received through Volunteer Generation Fund
Supportive Services - Capacity Building
$38,000
York County Directors of Volunteers in Agencies - estimated value of 2014 trainings offered
Supportive Services - Capacity Building
$17,745
2016 Funded Programs Primary Outcomes reflect 2014-2020 Strategic Plan Program Name
Organization Name
Primary Outcome
UWYC Investment
Catholic Charities Maine
St. Louis Child
BB - Increase the quantity of high quality child care
$
25,000
Curtis Lake Church
My Place
BB - Increase the quantity of high quality child care
$
8,685
Sanford-Springvale YMCA
Y's Owls Preschool Program
BB - Increase the quantity of high quality child care
$
10,000
St. George's Episcopal Church
St. George's Child Care Center
BB - Increase the quantity of high quality child care
$
12,500
The Opportunity Alliance
CDA York County
BB - Increase the quantity of high quality child care
$
5,000
YMCA of Southern Maine, Northern York County Branch
Community Childcare Center
$
14,625
Morrison Center
Integrated Clinical Services
$
10,000
Strategies for a Stronger Sanford
Right Brain Club Summer Enrichment Program
$
3,000
The Opportunity Alliance
Foster Grandparent (FGP) and Senior Companion programs (SCP)
$
7,500
The Salvation Army - Old Orchard Beach
OOBIE Reading Lab
BB - Increase the quantity of high quality child care BB - Promote early literacy for later reading and school success BB - Promote early literacy for later reading and school success BB - Promote early literacy for later reading and school success BB - Promote early literacy for later reading and school success
$
2,475
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