2021-11-12T18:24:33-06:00 2021-06-30 911663574 LARSON GROSS PLLC 2211 RIMLAND DR STE 422 BELLINGHAM WA 98226 990 2020-07-01 910755705 UNITED WAY OF SKAGIT COUNTY UNIT 3607559521 PO BOX 451 BURLINGTON WA 98233 KEN JOHNSON TREASURER 3607559521 2021-11-12 1 KEN JOHNSON 999009999 STEVE FORBES-CPA P00012098 3607344280 2 AAL1 IAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z CRAIG CHAMBERS PO BOX 451 BURLINGTON WA 98233 786875 0 X UNITEDWAYSKAGIT.ORG X 1963 WA BUILDING A POSITIVE AND SUSTAINABLE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL. 19 19 9 73 0 0 844499 780021 0 0 7861 4369 -2772 2485 849588 786875 311031 235059 0 0 385832 373414 0 0 104047 246523 197374 943386 805847 -93798 -18972 1131413 1092798 143002 123359 988411 969439 X UNITED WAY OF SKAGIT COUNTY'S MISSION IS TO BUILD A POSITIVE AND SUSTAINABLE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL. 0 0 307652 170000 EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT AND LEARNING-IN 2018, ONLY 33% OF SKAGIT CHILDREN WERE COMPLETELY READY FOR KINDERGARTEN. THIS MEANS TWO-THIRDS ARE ALREADY BEHIND AT AGE 5. WE CAN DO BETTER THAN THIS! EVIDENCE TELLS US THAT A PERSON'S LIFE SUCCESSES, HEALTH AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING HAVE THEIR ROOTS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD. UNITED WAY OF SKAGIT COUNTY HAS AN ONLINE EARLY LEARNING CALENDARS FOR FAMILIES WITH PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN. OUR FUNDING FOR THE EARLY LEARNING COORDINATOR (ELC) BRINGS A COMMON STANDARD OF EARLY LEARNING TO SCHOOLS. THE ELC DOES CAPACITY BUILDING TO CREATE A COMPREHENSIVE, COORDINATED SYSTEM OF EARLY LEARNING SUPPORTS AND RESOURCES THAT INCREASE FAMILY ENGAGEMENT AND ESTABLISH SKAGIT COUNTY AS A LEADER WITHIN WA STATE'S EARLY LEARNING EFFORTS. THE ELC HELPS THE COLLABORATIVE BRIGHT BEGINNINGS AWARENESS CAMPAIGN, OF WHICH UNITED WAY IS A PARTNER, IN A COMMUNITY WIDE EFFORT TO FOCUS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THE EARLY YEARS OF DEVELOPMENT AND THE CRITICAL ROLE OF THE CAREGIVER. THE ELC IS ALSO WORKS ON THE HELP ME GROW EARLY LEARNING FRAMEWORK THAT HAS BEEN ADOPTED BY THE STATE. BORN LEARNING TRAILS ARE INSTALLED IN MOUNT VERNON AND ANACORTES AND THERE ARE MORE TO COME! DUE TO COVID WE WERE NOT ABLE TO HOLD BOTH OF OUR FAMILY PALOOZA EVENTS. SO, WE GOT INVENTIVE AND IMPLEMENTED AN ONLINE FAMILY PALOOZA MAP FOR AN INTERACTIVE RESOURCE WHERE FAMILIES WILL L FIND EVERYTHING THEY NEED FOR A GROWING FAMILY. IT IS A ONE-STOP SHOP FOR THE BEST SERVICES AND RESOURCES IN SKAGIT COUNTY FOR EXPECTING PARENTS AND FAMILIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN. UNITED WAY DEVELOPS CROSS-SECTOR PARTNERSHIPS TO DELIVER RESULTS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION. WE PARTNER WITH SCHOOLS, LIBRARIES, NONPROFITS, CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT AND LOCAL NONPROFITS. UNITED WAY TARGETS GRANT FUNDING TO PROGRAMS THAT SERVE CHILDREN, FAMILIES, AND PROVIDERS THAT EXPERIENCE ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING CHALLENGES: LOW INCOME; RACE/ETHNICITY OTHER THAN WHITE; PHYSICAL OR COGNITIVE DISABILITIES; AND/OR TRAUMA IN THE HOME OR ENVIRONMENT. FURTHER, BECAUSE COLLABORATION IS CRUCIAL TO REACHING OUR GOAL, CONSIDERATION IS ALSO GIVEN TO AGENCIES WHO PARTICIPATE IN LOCAL COALITIONS SUPPORTING THE CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES/CAREGIVERS. THROUGH SUPPORT FUNDING TO OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS, TRAINED PROFESSIONALS VISITED OVER 1000 LOW-INCOME FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN AGES BIRTH TO EIGHTEEN TO PROVIDE THEM WITH REFERRALS TO COMMUNITY RESOURCES, INFORMATION, AND SUPPORT IN PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIPS, FAMILY MANAGEMENT AND EARLY LEARNING PRACTICES, 279 PARENTS AND 78 CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN EVIDENCE-BASED PARENTING EDUCATION, LEARNED ABOUT DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE ACTIVITIES, DISCOVERED READING, AND WERE LINKED WITH PRESCHOOL OR HEAD START SERVICES. OVER 100 LOW-INCOME FAMILIES OF COLOR WERE ASSISTED IN CONNECTIONS TO EMPLOYMENT, CHILDCARE ASSISTANCE, HEAD START, MEDICAL/DENTAL CARE, HOUSING, FOOD STAMPS, WIC, AND OTHER NEEDED PROGRAMS. A FIVE-WEEK PRE-SCHOOL PROGRAM WAS HELD FOR 31 CHILDREN AGES 3-5 TO GAIN PROFICIENCY IN ACADEMIC, SOCIAL, AND EMOTIONAL SKILLS. EARLY CHILDHOOD CLASSROOMS WERE TAUGHT BY MASTER TEACHERS OF COLOR WORKING TOGETHER WITH COLLEGE STUDENTS OF COLOR WHO ARE STUDYING TO BECOME TEACHERS. A 16-WEEK KALEIDOSCOPE PLAY & LEARN PROGRAM WAS IMPLEMENTED IN CONCRETE WHERE CAREGIVERS PARTICIPATED IN FUN LEARNING ACTIVITIES WHICH SPANNED SOCIAL AND COGNITIVE DOMAINS WITH THEIR CHILDREN. 484 ADULTS AND 428 CHILDREN EXPERIENCING THE TRAUMA OF ABUSE WERE PROVIDED INTERVENTION THROUGH PROVIDING DIRECT ADVOCACY FOR CHILDREN AND ADULT VICTIMS, PROVIDING PARENTING SUPPORT AND EDUCATION TO STABILIZE FAMILIES AND ENCOURAGE HEALING, AND THROUGH PREVENTION EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY PREVENTION GROUPS TO PREVENT FUTURE VIOLENCE AND ENCOURAGE HEALTHIER FAMILY ENVIRONMENTS. 14 FAMILIES WHO DO NOT QUALIFY FOR WA STATE SUBSIDIES AND THOSE FAMILIES WHO HAVE BEEN FORCED TO MOVE TO PRIVATE PAY BECAUSE THE STATE CO-PAY IS BEYOND THE FAMILIES' CAPACITY ARE PROJECTED TO BE PROVIDED AN EARLY LEARNING PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP. 143 PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN AGED 3-5 WITH DISABILITIES AND/OR UNIQUE NEEDS WERE PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL & THERAPEUTIC SERVICES AND EACH CHILD HAS AN INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLAN THAT ADDRESSES THE DEVELOPMENTAL AREA(S) IN WHICH THEY HAVE SIGNIFICANT DELAY. OVER 44 SPANISH SPEAKING, LATINX FAMILIES WITH YOUNG CHILDREN PARTICIPATED IN GROUP CLASSES TO LEARN HOW TO BUILD HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS, DEVELOP PEER SUPPORT, PRACTICE PARENTING AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS, AND GAIN ACCESS INFORMATION THAT CAN ASSIST THEM WITH THE BARRIERS THEY FACE THAT ARE CHALLENGES TO THE WELL-BEING OF THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR CHILDREN'S SUCCESS. 102933 UNITED WAY HAS BROUGHT THE WELCOME BABY (WB) PROGRAM TO SKAGIT VALLEY HOSPITAL. OUR WELCOME BABY COORDINATORS, (ONE OF WHOM IS BILINGUAL TO MEET THE NEEDS OF THE HISPANIC COMMUNITY), TYPICALLY MEET WITH NEWBORNS AND THEIR PARENTS WITH A RESOURCE BAG, LINKS TO A MYRIAD OF RESOURCES AND THE KNOWLEDGE THAT OTHERS ARE HERE TO SUPPORT THEM. THE RESOURCE BAGS INCLUDE EVERYTHING A NEW FAMILY NEEDS FOR A GREAT START: A CHILDREN'S BOOK, DIAPERS, WIPES, WASHCLOTHS, SWADDLING BLANKET, AND INFORMATION ON LITERACY, SAFE SLEEP, ATTACHMENT, AND LOCAL RESOURCES. MID-JUNE 2021 OUR WELCOME BABY PROGRAM RESUMED IN-PERSON SERVICES AT SKAGIT VALLEY HOSPITAL'S FAMILY BIRTH CENTER AFTER A 15-MONTH PAUSE DUE TO COVID. FOR THOSE 15-MONTHS, HOSPITAL STAFF CONTINUED TO SHARE INFORMATION ABOUT WELCOME BABY AND GATHER CONTACT INFORMATION. WELCOME BABY COORDINATORS FOLLOW UP WITH THOSE FAMILIES AND REGISTER THEM FOR THE NEWSLETTER AND PROVIDE SUPPORT. THEY INTRODUCE FAMILIES TO PARENTING AND EARLY LEARNING RESOURCES IN THE COMMUNITY DESIGNED TO PROMOTE LITERACY AND KINDERGARTEN READINESS. THE COORDINATORS ALSO PROVIDE REFERRALS TO SERVICE PROVIDERS IN THE AREAS OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS, FAMILY SUPPORT, BASIC NEEDS, CHILDCARE, EARLY LEARNING, SPECIAL NEEDS, AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES. LAST YEAR THEY MADE 357 REFERRALS TO SERVICES AND RESOURCES. THEY ARE AVAILABLE BY PHONE/TEXT TO RESPOND TO QUESTIONS/CONCERNS FROM THE FAMILIES. VISITS ARE MADE TO THE FAMILIES OF ALL NEWBORN BABIES (WHEN INVITED BY THE PARENTS). THE "2018 STATE OF CHILDREN & FAMILIES REPORT" STATES THAT 60% OF BIRTHS IN SKAGIT COUNTY ARE TO MEDICAID CLIENTS. LOW-INCOME POPULATIONS ARE LESS LIKELY TO HAVE KNOWLEDGE OF OR ACCESS TO BASIC NEEDS, SUPPORTS, AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES. LOW-INCOME AND MIGRANT CHILDREN ARE LESS LIKELY TO BE PREPARED FOR KINDERGARTEN (28% AND 14% RESPECTIVELY, COMPARED TO 36% FOR ALL INCOMING KINDERGARTENERS IN SKAGIT COUNTY. STATE-REQUIRED "WAKIDS" ASSESSMENTS ARE CONDUCTED DURING THE FIRST MONTH OF KINDERGARTEN TO MEASURE READINESS IN SIX DOMAINS: SOCIAL-EMOTIONAL, PHYSICAL, LANGUAGE, COGNITIVE, LITERACY, AND MATH). STUDENTS ENTERING KINDERGARTEN WITHOUT THE LITERACY SKILLS EXPECTED OF A FIVE-YEAR-OLD ARE AT LEAST 34% LESS LIKELY TO MEET STANDARD ON THE 3RD GRADE SMARTER BALANCE ASSESSMENT. DID YOU KNOW THAT BY AGE FIVE, 90 PERCENT OF A CHILD'S BRAIN HAS DEVELOPED. BY SUPPORTING NEW FAMILIES FROM THE VERY BEGINNING, THIS PROJECT WILL INCREASE KINDERGARTEN READINESS, SCHOOL SUCCESS, AND LONG-TERM EDUCATION AND HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR VULNERABLE SKAGIT COUNTY CHILDREN.FAMILIES ARE ASKED TO REGISTER FOR THE WELCOME BABY COMMUNITY AND TO DATE WE HAVE 709 FAMILIES RECEIVING THE WELCOME BABY NEWSLETTER WITH 372 REGISTRATIONS RECEIVED IN THE LAST YEAR. WE RECEIVE ADDITIONAL REFERRALS THROUGH PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS LIKE MSS, WIC, NURSE FAMILY PARTNERSHIPS, MEDICAL PROVIDERS, AND THROUGH SOCIAL MEDIA. A PART OF WB IS PARENT CAF. PARENT CAF IS A PARENTING GROUP THAT PROVIDES SOCIAL CONNECTION, RESOURCE INFORMATION, AND SUPPORT. WE ALSO HAVE A SPANISH SPEAKING PARENT GROUP, MAMS EN CUARENTENA!. 10735 BEGINNING AT BIRTH, WHAT YOU DO EVERY DAY PREPARES YOUR CHILD TO BE A SUCCESSFUL READER IN SCHOOL. WHEN YOU PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE READING, WRITING, TALKING, SINGING AND PLAYING IS ENCOURAGED, WONDERFUL THINGS HAPPEN. THESE EARLY LITERACY ACTIVITIES PROMOTE LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT, BUILD MOTIVATION, CURIOSITY, AND MEMORY, HELP CHILDREN COPE DURING TIMES OF STRESS OR ANXIETY, BUILD SOCIAL EMOTIONAL SKILLS, AND LEARN HOW TO EXPRESS THEIR FEELINGS, READING ALOUD TAKES CHILDREN TO PLACES AND TIMES THEY HAVE NEVER BEEN - ENLARGING AND ENHANCING THEIR WORLD, CREATES A POSITIVE ASSOCIATION WITH BOOKS, READING, AND WRITING, PARTICIPATING IN THESE ACTIVITIES WITH YOUR CHILD STRENGTHENS THE BOND BETWEEN YOU AND YOUR CHILD. UNITED WAY OF SKAGIT COUNTY ALSO PARTNERS WITH UNITED GENERAL DISTRICT 304 WIC PROGRAM ARE PARTNERING TOGETHER TO SHARE INFORMATION WITH PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS ABOUT THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY LITERACY PAIRED WITH EASY AT HOME ACTIVITIES. AT KEY APPOINTMENTS, WIC EDUCATORS, SHARE THE EARLY LITERACY CURRICULUM AND GIVE THE CHILD A BOOK TO TAKE WITH THEM AND ADD TO THEIR HOME LIBRARY. PARENTS/CAREGIVERS ARE ALSO PROVIDED WITH THE "WE'RE READING RACONTEUR", A NEWSLETTER PACKED WITH FUN LITERACY ACTIVITIES TO DO AT HOME, TIPS FOR READING THE BOOK THEY WERE GIVEN, DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONES RELATED TO LITERACY, LANGUAGE AND SOCIAL EMOTIONAL SKILLS, AND INFORMATION ON LOCAL LIBRARY STORY TIME. UW HAS 4 TAKE AND GIVE BOOK BOXES AROUND THE COMMUNITY. THESE ATTRACTIVE BOOK BOXES ARE STOCKED FULL OF FUN READING MATERIAL FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES. KIDS CAN TAKE A BOOK AND IT IS THEIRS TO KEEP, OR THEY CAN GIVE A BOOK THAT THEY ARE NO LONGER USING. 113333 65059 BASIC NEEDS (EXPENSES: $16,655) - UNITED WAY OF SKAGIT COUNTY SUPPORTS PEOPLE'S MOST BASIC NEEDS OF FOOD, SHELTER, HEALTH, AND SAFETY. BASIC NEEDS SERVICES ARE VITAL TO INDIVIDUALS WITH CHRONIC CONDITIONS AND FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES IN CRISIS NEEDING TEMPORARY SUPPORT. WHEN INDIVIDUALS ARE UNABLE TO MEET THEIR IMMEDIATE NEEDS, IT BECOMES MORE DIFFICULT TO FOCUS ON LONG-TERM GOALS SUCH AS EMPLOYMENT, HOUSING, OR EDUCATION. BASIC NEEDS SERVICES ARE CRITICAL TO GETTING PEOPLE BACK ON THEIR FEET AND ON THE ROAD TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY. A COALITION OF NONPROFITS AND SKAGIT COUNTY REALIZED WE FACED A CRISIS OF CHILDREN NOT GETTING ADEQUATE NUTRITIOUS FOOD ON WEEKENDS AND OVER SUMMER/HOLIDAYS. THROUGH LOCAL COMMUNITY PARTNERS, NUTRITIOUS FOOD DELIVERIES WERE MADE ON FRIDAY AFTERNOONS TO LOW-INCOME FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN IN SEDRO-WOOLLEY AND MOUNT VERNON. THE UNITED WAY OF SKAGIT COUNTY ALSO CHAIRS AND ADMINISTERS THE LOCAL EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER PROGRAM, FOR A BOARD MADE OF NONPROFITS AND COUNTY REPRESENTATION TO ALLOCATE FEDERAL FUNDS TO LOCAL NONPROFITS FOR THE PROVISION OF FOOD AND SHELTER.FINANCIAL PEOPLE PROJECT (EXPENSES: $22,020; INCLUDING GRANTS OF $2,500)- FINANCIAL PEOPLE PROJECT-PEER LED CLASSES PROVIDE THE TOOLS NECESSARY TO BUILD FINANCIAL STABILITY - AND A LINK TO LIFE-LONG SUCCESS. VOLUNTEER PEER LEADERS ARE TRAINED TO WORK TOGETHER AS A TEAM TO OFFER GROUP FINANCIAL EDUCATION SESSIONS IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH AT LOCAL NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. PEER LEADERS FACILITATE GUEST SPEAKERS FROM FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS WHO PRESENT THE FDIC MONEY SMART CURRICULUM TO GROUP PARTICIPANTS. LESSONS FOCUS ON: 1) BUDGETING, 2) DEBT REDUCTION, 3) BANK SERVICES AND CHECKING ACCOUNTS, 4) CREDIT, 5) LOANS AND 6) SAVINGS. IN TOTAL, 157 PARTICIPANTS AND 15 PEER LEADERS HAVE GRADUATED FROM THE SKAGIT FINANCIAL PEOPLE PROJECT. IN 2020-2021, FOUR SIX-WEEK SESSIONS WERE OFFERED VIA ZOOM. THIRTY-NINE INDIVIDUALS GRADUATED AND RECEIVED A SKAGIT ASSET BUILDING COALITION CERTIFICATE ANOTHER POSITIVE OUTCOME IS THAT 22 STUDENTS RECEIVED ONE (1) HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION CREDIT FROM SKAGIT VALLEY COLLEGE.HEALTH AND INCOME (EXPENSES: $22,599 INCLUDING GRANTS OF: $10,500)- UNITED WAY OF SKAGIT COUNTY WORKS WITH MANY COMMUNITY PARTNERS TO PROVIDE SUPPORTS FOR HEALTH AND FINANCIAL SECURITY. WE ARE ON THE ADVISORY BOARD OF POPULATION HEALTH TRUST. THE POPULATION HEALTH TRUST (PHT OR TRUST) IS A BOARD OF COMMUNITY LEADERS WITH A SHARED COMMITMENT TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR EVERYONE IN SKAGIT COUNTY. APPOINTED BY THE SKAGIT COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH TO ADVISE ON ISSUES THAT CAN IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND WELLNESS OF ALL. THE POPULATION HEALTH TRUST BELIEVES THAT BY COORDINATING OUR EFFORTS WE CAN CREATE OPPORTUNITIES THAT STRENGTHEN HEALTH. THE POPULATION HEALTH TRUST WORKS TO CREATE HEALTHIER AND MORE EQUITABLE COMMUNITIES BY: 1) ENCOURAGING HEALTH AND WELLNESS WITHIN THE COMMUNITY, 2) WORKING TOGETHER ACROSS SECTORS ON PROJECTS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE WELL-BEING, 3) STRENGTHENING INTEGRATION OF HEALTH SERVICES AND OTHER SYSTEMS SUCH AS PUBLIC HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES. YOUTH UNITED IS A PROGRAM SUPPORTED AND FUNDED IN PART BY UNITED WAY. IT IS A SCHOOL-BASED EXTRACURRICULAR PROGRAM THAT WAS DEVELOPED AS AN ALTERNATIVE LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE REWARDS AND RECOGNITION TO RURAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO PERFORM COMMUNITY SERVICE. STUDENTS VOLUNTEER AT LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS FOR HUNDREDS OF HOURS. EACH STUDENT WHO ACCRUES AT LEAST 100 VOLUNTEER HOURS EARNED A VARSITY LETTER AT AN AWARD PRESENTATION IN THE SPRING. STUDENTS VOLUNTEER WITH SITES INCLUDING THE LIBRARY, SECONDHAND STORES, AND OTHER LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS. IN ADDITION, UNITED WAY PROVIDES FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO CREATE AND MAINTAIN A WEBSITE DISSEMINATING SKAGIT COUNTY COMMUNITY INDICATORS IN COORDINATION WITH POPULATION HEALTH TRUST. THIS WEBSITE PROVIDES CRITICAL INFORMATION FOR NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC AGENCIES WHILE GIVING INDIVIDUALS EASY TO UNDERSTAND ONE-STOP INFORMATION ABOUT LOCAL TRENDS AND STATISTICS.DONOR DIRECTED DESIGNATIONS (EXPENSES: $52,059 INCLUDING GRANTS OF $52,059) 113333 65059 534653 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 1 9 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 X 19 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 WA X X X KEN JOHNSON 3607559521 831 S BURLINGTON BLVD BURLINGTON WA 98233 BILL ASLETT RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CHAIR 1.00 X X 0 0 0 PHIL BROCKMAN DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 ANN CALDWELL DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 DEB DAVIS BUNDY DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 ANDREW ENTRIKIN PAST PRESIDENT 1.00 X X 0 0 0 JEFF BROWN VICE PRESIDENT/EARLY LEARNING CHAIR 1.00 X X 0 0 0 CONNIE DAVIS DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 MARIE ERBSTOESZER DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 LISA JANICKI DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 JENNIFER JOHNSON DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 KEN JOHNSON FINANCE CHAIR/TREASURER 1.00 X X 0 0 0 LEIF JOHNSON DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 SUE KRIENEN PRESIDENT 1.00 X X 0 0 0 MAUREEN LAMA GOVERNANCE CHAIR 1.00 X X 0 0 0 JENNIFER LARSON DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 KARI RANTEN DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 YADIRA ROSALES DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 KIM WALLEY DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 GEORGE WELCH DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 SONIA GARZA DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 JOHN WHITE DIRECTOR 1.00 X 0 0 0 LYNNE BLANFORD FINANCE MANAGER 40.00 X 59305 0 15014 CRAIG CHAMBERS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 40.00 X 36919 0 3401 96224 0 18415 0 0 0 0 0 9605 770416 13327 780021 4369 4369 SERVICE FEES FOR DESIG 518210 2485 2485 2485 786875 0 0 6854 232559 232559 2500 2500 155645 53908 36203 65534 164570 93383 66458 4729 5952 2708 2757 487 21981 13936 7158 887 25266 11947 8406 4913 14025 14025 31738 27203 3978 557 10650 9400 1250 18319 16548 1479 292 21057 11978 6480 2599 25827 12754 8068 5005 1896 1896 14694 7584 3993 3117 5149 2502 1692 955 3152 958 2020 174 EVENTS 22845 9106 13739 PUBLICATIONS & VISUAL M 21297 21297 DUES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 3323 2110 729 484 3402 376 2737 289 805847 534653 167147 104047 216586 183904 704171 751627 195249 147009 30879 20621 15407 10258 1131413 1092798 56538 43110 21485 16604 4479 3145 60500 60500 143002 123359 X 951066 928104 37345 41335 988411 969439 1131413 1092798 -18972 0 X 0 1 X 1 0 X 1166050 1322389 895306 845014 780021 5008780 1166050 1322389 895306 845014 780021 5008780 323797 4684983 1981 5858 10954 8089 4369 31251 52972 17055 20867 7516 2485 100895 5140926 0.91130 0.92810 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 26129 15871 10258 4750 4750 0 10258 804558 9242 60500 69742 734816 52059 52059 786875 763030 9242 9242 753788 52059 52059 805847 PART XI, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: PAYROLL PROTECTION PROGRAM LOAN 60,500. PART XI, LINE 4B - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: DONOR DESIGNATIONS 52,059. PART XII, LINE 4B - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: DONOR DESIGNATIONS 52,059. 1 BRIGID COLLINS-SKAGIT VALLEY FAMILY SUPPORT 1331 N GARDEN STREET 200 BELLINGHAM WA 98225 943121951 501 (C) 31390 SCHOOL READINESS COMMUNITY ACTION OF SKAGIT COUNTY 330 PACIFIC PLACE MOUNT VERNON WA 98273 911140086 501 (C) 19620 BASIC NEEDS/NUTRITION FOUNDATION FOR ACADEMIC ENDEAVORS PO BOX 945 MOUNT VERNON WA 98273 474347441 501 (C) 20000 EARLY LEARNING FOUNDATION OF DIST #304 2241 HOSPITAL DRIVE SEDRO WOOLLEY WA 98284 461035355 501 (C) 45120 EARLY LEARNING SKAGIT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & SEXUAL ASSAULT PO BOX 301 MOUNT VERNON WA 98273 911092350 501 (C) 11380 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SKAGIT PRESCHOOL ASSOCIATION & RESOURCE CENTER 320 PACIFIC PLACE MOUNT VERNON WA 98273 910775902 501 (C) 17000 EARLY LEARNING YOUTHNET PO BOX 217 MOUNT VERNON WA 98273 910850397 501 (C) 21180 EARLY LEARNING SKAGIT VALLEY FAMILY YMCA 1901 HOAG ROAD MOUNT VERNON WA 98273 910565022 501 (C) 15000 EARLY LEARNING 8 0 PART I, LINE 2: ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVING DISCRETIONARY FUNDING FROM UNITED WAY UNDERGO INTENSIVE PRE-SCREENING BEFORE BEING AWARDED FUNDING. SUCH SCREENING INCLUDES: >AN APPLICATION PROCESS THAT INCLUDES EXPLANATION OF THE PROPOSED USE AND RESULTS FROM USE OF THE FUNDING >FINANCIAL REVIEW OF THE ORGANIZATION TO GAIN A LEVEL OF ASSURANCE THAT THE ORGANIZATION FOLLOWS SOUND FISCAL POLICIES >VERIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE PATRIOT ACT >VERIFICATION OF CURRENT STATUS AS AN IRS CODE SECTION 501 (C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION AND, ARE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE UNITED WAY WITH A FINAL REPORT AT THE END OF THE ALLOCATION PERIOD THAT VERIFIES THAT ALL FUNDING HAS BEEN USED FOR THE PURPOSES INTENDED AND WHAT THE RESULTS WERE COMPARED TO THE PROPOSED RESULTS FROM THE ORIGINAL APPLICATION. DONOR DESIGNATIONS: ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVING DONOR DESIGNATED CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH UNITED WAY UNDERGO SCREENING PRIOR TO DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDING. SUCH SCREENING INCLUDES: >VERIFICATION OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE PATRIOT ACT >VERIFICATION OF CURRENT STATUS AS AN IRS CODE SECTION 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION ADDITIONALLY, ANNUALLY UNITED WAY CHECKS ALL AGENCIES AGAINST THE OFAC LIST WITH THE US DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS DELEGATED THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR REVIEW OF FORM 990 TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. THE FORM 990 IS EMAILED TO FINANCE COMMITTEE MEMBERS FOR THEIR REVIEW PRIOR TO FILING AND ALSO REVIEWED WITH THE AUDITOR. THE FORM 990 IS THEN EMAILED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS FOR REVIEW PRIOR TO FILING. ANY QUESTIONS OR ISSUES ARE RESOLVED PRIOR TO THE SIGNING OF FORM 990 BY THE TREASURER. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C BOARD MEMBERS COMPLETE A BOARD INFORMATION SHEET ANNUALLY AND ARE ASKED TO DISCLOSE ANY POSSIBLE CONFLICTS OF INTEREST. THE BOARD THEN REVIEWS THE POSSIBLE CONFLICTS TO DETERMINE IF THERE WOULD BE A PERCEIVED DETRIMENTAL EFFECT ON THE ORGANIZATION AND EITHER RECOMMENDS THAT THE BOARD MEMBER BE EXCUSED OR TO CONTINUE IF THERE IS NO PERCEIVED DETRIMENTAL EFFECT DUE TO A CONFLICT OF INTEREST. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S COMPENSATION IS DETERMINED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WHEN HIRED BY COMPARING OTHER INDUSTRIES AND UNITED WAY WORLDWIDE HUMAN CAPITAL STUDY: EXECUTIVE SALARY REPORT AND IS REVIEWED ANNUALLY. THEY ARE PROVIDED ANNUALLY WITH THE LATEST UWW CAPITAL STUDY MENTIONED ABOVE. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 GOVERNING DOCUMENTS/CONFLICTS OF INTEREST ARE MADE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST TO THE UNITED WAY OFFICE. AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND 990 ARE AVAILABLE ON THE UNITED WAY OF SKAGIT COUNTY WEBSITE.