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Now Announcing: This Year’s New Grant Program Recipients

Jul 21, 2020 | Blog

Earlier this month, Campaign Chairperson, Dave Culbertson, announced we surpassed our 2019-2020 Annual Community Campaign goal of $1,818,000. What an accomplishment, with strong support throughout the community!

 

 So, what happens now?


United Way of Broome County is proud to be a convener of private, public, municipal, and non-profit sectors. When you support United Way,you make more opportunities possible for people in our community. United Way’s strategy unites our network of Community Partners under a set of shared goals and ties our support to measurable change and finding lasting solutions for individuals, children, and families.

 

 

Through the dedicated time and effort of our Impact Council volunteer members, we are proud to announce the 2020-2021 Community Strategic Grants Program recipients. Our staff and volunteers rigorously study and personally monitor each organization that receives United Way funding. We offer our partners training and technical assistance, fiscal management and operations guidance, volunteer and board member recruitment, and much more.

 

Through the generous investments of philanthropists, donors, corporate partners, foundations, and more, United Way can provide grant funding to 34 local non-profit organizations in Broome County! 100% of all funds raised go directly to community projects and programs.

 

 

 

 

Through these non-profits, 51 projects and programs are receiving support that will help produce lasting change and support our community’s basic needs, health, education, and financial stability, and help to achieve our community visions.

Each year, United Way Community Partners provide community programs, services, and resources to over 100,000 people in Broome County; we are excited to see the positive, lasting impact these projects and programs will have on our community. Click to learn more about these funded Community Partners:

 

Accord, A Center for Dispute Resolution – $30,600

Action for Older Persons – $70,287

American Civic Association – $23,337.60

American Red Cross, Southern Tier Chapter – $71,500

Big Brothers, Big Sisters of the Twin Tiers – $45,000

Boys & Girls Clubs of Binghamton – $109,084.19

Broome County Council of Churches – $37,392.04

Broome County Gang Prevention – $34,499.20

Broome County Urban League – $20,000

Broome-Tioga NAACP – $4,500

Catholic Charities of Broome County – $132,224.71

Children’s Home of Wyoming Conference – $58,865.25

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Broome County – $24,399.86

Crime Victims Assistance Center – $44,930

Deposit Community Center – Wilson Children’s Center – $37,200

Deposit Foundation, Inc. – $20,000

Family Counseling Services of Cortland County – $30,000

Family Enrichment Network – $15,000

Family Planning of South Central New York – $50,820

Fenton Free Library – $15,000

First Presbyterian Church of Johnson City – $44,818.27

Food Bank of the Southern Tier – $35,120

HCA – Helping Celebrate Abilities – $20,582.52

Jewish Community Center of Binghamton – $120,400

Life Choices Center – $6,350

Literacy Volunteers of Broome-Tioga – $16,575

Mental Health Association of the Southern Tier -$44,900

Mothers & Babies Perinatal Network – $56,000

Rise-NY – $56,725

Rural Health Network of South Central New York – $62,306.55

Sarah Jane Johnson Memorial United Methodist Church – $4,500

Stand by Me, Assistance Dog Team Training, Inc. – $10,000

Southern Tier Independence Center – $14,000

The Bridge Center – $3,850

The Salvation Army, Binghamton Corps – $29,000

VINES, Volunteers Improving Neighborhood Environments – $63,538

Volunteers of America Upstate New York – $40,000

YMCA of Broome County – $269,400

YWCA of Binghamton/Broome County – $95,750

 

Want to learn more about the individually funded projects and programs? Reach out and let us know!

 

It’s important to realize that there’s still time left to make an impact; companies and individuals who are interested in running workplace campaigns or donating to the Annual Community Campaign may contribute to the 2020-21 Annual Community campaign. Now more than ever, it is critical to raise every dollar possible to help children and families meet their basic needs, support healthy lifestyles, and assist families and individuals to achieve financial stability! Get involved today!