Report to the Community

2012

Dear Friends and Supporters,

Please allow me to put something in perspective about the collective nature of the citizens of Northeast Florida. Yes, it’s going to include some numbers. And yes, I’m going to tell you that we are a special place to live because there is a very important quality that unites us, despite our sometimes noisy and irritating differences. According to the Corporation for National and Community Service in their 2012 study,

Volunteering and Civic Life in America, 64.3 million people in the U. S. volunteered during the preceding year in a formal organization and for all kinds of reasons. That’s a 26.6% rate of volunteering for us as a nation. The snapshot of Florida isn’t quite as rosy, and the number falls to 22.9%, putting our fair state in 45th place. But wait, there’s more—and it’s the good news! Jacksonville’s rate is 32.2%, significantly ahead of our sister cities: Tampa’s rate is 26.6%, ranking them 30th of the 51 largest metropolitan statistical areas in the study; Orlando’s rate is 19.3%, putting them in 48th place; and Miami’s rate is 16.3%, ranking them 51st. Drum roll please—Jacksonville’s rate of 32.2% places us in 5th place, up from 22nd place in 2011, which was significantly up from 33rd place in 2010. Are we special? You decide. We’ve already made up our minds here at HandsOn Jacksonville!

So the next time you get upset at an elected official who doesn’t share your opinion, or the next time you hear about an organization that supports beliefs with which you disagree, or the next time you get into a dispute with your neighbor about trimming the hedge, I want you to remember this: At the core we are a community of people that want to do good, that want to help others, that want to reach higher and contribute more. A commitment to service is a quality that unites us and that can build bridges of understanding among us, even when we vehemently disagree with the other on some other matter. In spite of our differences, we can make a difference in our community when we work together. And we have. Take another look at our numbers. And thank you for taking a look at our annual report and sharing with others the good work that this agency accomplishes by helping so many people follow through on their fundamental urge to do good and make a difference!

In service,

A Message from the PresidentJudith A.M. Smith, DM, President & CEO

Dan Macferran, ChairUniversity of Phoenix

Mark Bajalia, Vice ChairBrennan, Manna & Diamond, P.L.

Mary Stutts, SecretaryAetna

Nicole Brake Bowden, TreasurerPricewaterhouseCoopers

Frank CarboneCSX

Scott CobleWells Fargo

Nelson CubaFraternal Order of Police

Bill DresserCommunity Volunteer

E. Andrus Healy, Esq.Community Volunteer

Mike HightowerFlorida Blue

Jay Howanitz, Esq.Spohrer & Dodd, P.L.

Travis HutsonHutson Companies

Pierre Kellum, Blueprint InternFlorida Blue

Carmen NorthMerrill Lynch

Kathy OrrOrr & Associates

Harnish ParikhPrudential

Tony RukabCareFusion

Judith A.M. Smith, DMHandsOn Jacksonville

Ellen WissHOMKOR FLORIDA

HandsOn Jacksonville Board of Directors

2012

Be the change.

Dr. Judith A.M. SmithPresident & CEO

Carole Ann SteigerVice President & COO

Kim BombergerCommunications

Director

Lisa GiordanaFinance Director

Jessica FowlerMilitary Engagement

Manager and AmeriCorps VISTA

Lynn MoraCommunity Outreach Director & Blueprint

for Leadership Director

Mary JuryDevelopment Director

Sarah HaskinsReceptionist

John LawsonCommunity

Partnerships Director

Nancy KnightAgency Relations

Director

Jenny O’DonnellCommunity

Engagement Director

Bunny WittenProgram Assistant

Jacqui ScuncioOffice Manager &

A Visit from St. Nicholas Director

Suzanne TeateDirector of

Strategic Advocacy and Advancement

HandsOn Jacksonville Staff2012

Our Mission

Our Vision

Our Promises

We inspire, equip and mobilize people to take

action that changes the world.

One day every person will discover their power to make a difference,

creating better communities in a better world.

We deliver quality volunteer experiences and develop

volunteer leaders, changing our world

one GOOD deed at a time!

We Mobilize

MarkBajaliaBill BentleyLaura BolanosHaans BombergerMarisol BuitragoNicole BowdenKristen BowersLaura BrownFrank CarboneKirk ChamberlainHolly ClevelandScott Coble Jennifer ConnellDr. Jarik E. ConradRena Coughlin

Allison CrispJohn DarnellBill DresserJohn E. Duvall, Esq.Walt EnglishJames Farah, Esq.Brock FazziniNancy FedericoBob FranskouskyJill GleesonLarry GroggTammy Gurley Lacey HaglerSusan HamiltonLou Haskins

Edward R. HayesE. Andrus HealyLaura HealyMike HightowerPaula Horvath-NeimeyerBill HoustonJay HowanitzGerry Hurst Travis HutsonDebbie JonesJane JordanPierre KellumBetty LynchRick LynchDan Macferran

Bobby MartinS.D. MercerDoug Milne, Esq.Carmen NorthMaria O’DonnellLorrain O’keefeKathy OrrHarnish ParikhSue PopeKenneth ReddickDewitt RobinsonTony RukabVickie RumbersSheriff John RutherfordKissy Sanders

Dawn SealyKaren ScolforoPaul ScuncioShelby ScuncioCasey SharpJudy SheaAnne ShawCharlene ShirkChet SmithJessica SmithRobert SpohrerMary StuttsBen WarnerWyman WinbushEllen Wiss

Deania JohnstonJames JonesTerry Kunkle

Marlene HeglandDawnnikqua HenryRosie Hetman

Edvina PalislamovicElena RojasSherrie Venturi

Kurt McAteerDarrell MurphyKaren Murphy

James BourassaTammy DockinsLacey Hagler

7,230 HandsOn Project volunteers

1,377 projects 25,305 hours

$551,396 value to community

HandsOn Jacksonville Program & Staff Volunteers

HandsOn Jacksonville High-Impact Project Leaders

Aaron BadidaZack BoddenJazline ClarkMartha V. CoroMegan FedericoAriel GarciaNishtha GargLamiah Anne HaqueTomia (Mia) HayesGen HowardJessica Esther IbarretaVicki LeTuongvan LeMonica Lozano

HandsOn Jacksonville’s Youth Service Leadership Council convenes each year to address some of our community’s greatest needs and organize volunteer projects to make an impact for Global Youth Service Day. The 2012 council conducted five major projects including a HandsOn for Hope Family Fun Fest for children and families fighting cancer, a Youth Against Texting and Driving educational campaign, a project to fight hunger and two envirornmental projects.

Elena LozanoAlyssa LozanoSharon McKeeJudy PisethElizabeth PogrebniakHaley PrichardWenli ShaoDhiraj SikariaChristy SoaresMarcus A. ThreadcraftAlex TimmerAlexandria TomkunasLizzie UtsetGrace Wallmeyer

HandsOn Jacksonville Youth Service Leadership Council

Volunteers Mean Business

Military Engagement

Disaster Preparedness

We mobilized 132 corporate volunteers who gave 1,313 hours of service, infusing $41,054 of

value into our community!

We mobilized 549 volunteers who gave 2,032 hours of service,

providing 2,586 individuals assistance.

HandsOn Jacksonville offers fee-for-service solutions to businesses seeking to promote a positive community presence, meet corporate social responsibility goals and mobilize employee volunteers to give back to the community. We work with businesses to assess their needs, and coordinate with our nonprofit partners to design and manage volunteer projects to meet their goals and achieve maximum impact in our community. 2012 Corporate Employee Partners were Fidelity Investments, Nestle and JetBlue.

In 2012, HandsOn Jacksonville was a pilot site for the Community Blueprint Network, a national initiative aimed at better coordinating existing services between organizations in an effort to more effectively serve the mili-tary community. A large part of the Community Blueprint focuses on viewing our military veterans, active duty service members, and their families as community assets and engaging them in meaningful volunteer experi-ences while simultaneously creating more volunteer opportunities that serve the military community. The goal of this initiative is to increase the quality of life for individuals connected to the military while creating stronger ties with the community as a whole.

In the event of a major disaster, volunteers do come running to help. What they do and how they are utilized has tremendous impact on how quickly and effectively the community recovers. HandsOn Jacksonville has developed and tested a plan to effectively manage volunteers who are unaffiliated with local response organizations, and in the event of disaster will activate a Volunteer Reception Center to help ensure the skills and talents of volunteers are matched to areas of critical need. In addition, HandsOn Jacksonville works to prepare local families for potential disaster.

We trained 10 adults to present our disaster preparedness program to

youth-serving organizations.We distributed disaster kits and information to

400 kids to bring home to their families.

6317 Kids

6317 Back Sacks

17 Title 1 Elementary schools

20,139 Books

33,565 Toys

747 Volunteers mobilized

$463,498 value to the community!

Jacksonville’sHandsOn Jacksonville’s

A Visit fromSt. Nicholas

Magical Holiday Visit

On the first Friday morning in December, thousands of children in select elementary schools arrive to find their hallways covered in gold tinsel. As they enter their classrooms, curiosity turns to excitement! At each desk is a back sack filled with books and toys. For many children, these are the first books they will be able to call their own, and for some, these will be the only gifts they receive during the holiday season. Volunteers visit each classroom to read the story that celebrates the life of Nicholas, a boy based on a European tradition that celebrates anonymous giving. The highlight of the day is when a real-life St. Nicholas visits the students, presenting them with kindness coins. This literacy-promotion program is taken to schools where 70% or more of the children are on a free or subsidized lunch plan.

We helped122 local

nonprofit agenciesraise $66,179!

“It’s so important to raise money for nonprofits right now. Funding is tough to come by in this economy so it’s great to have all of these people out here supporting all of these nonprofits!” Donna Deegan

Founder of The Donna Foundation

The Human Race provides a cost-free and risk-free fundraising opportunity to ALL area nonprofit organizations, schools, civic and religious groups. This fun, family-friendly 5K run/walk is open to the entire community. Organizations simply sign up and mobilize their volunteers to participate and raise money on their behalf. HandsOn Jacksonville provides this opportunity at no cost to the organizations!

Blueprint for Leadership is Northeast Florida’s premier training program to equip culturally diverse community leaders to serve on nonprofit boards of directors.

Blueprint for Leadership offers five full-day training sessions involving leadership topics, class discussion and group exercises. These classes are held one day each month, January through May.

In June, the cohort creates and executes its own volunteer project and celebrates its success at a graduation ceremony. Following graduation, each participant is given the opportunity to experience an effective nonprofit board in action through a one-year internship.

JACKSONVILLE’S

BLUEPRINT forL

Premier Board Training Experience

EADERSHIP

25 Participants

1375 Learning hours

25 Graduates

14 Interns placed on local

nonprofit boards

We Equip

The Blueprint for Leadership cohort of 2012 selected Episcopal Children’s Services’ Bel-mont Head Start Center to be the recipient of their service project. The cohort

Installed shelving inside the center•Planted 3 sustainable raised-bed gardens•Dug out and replanted entry gardens and •

installed irrigation system Raised $6,900 in cash and in-kind •

donations to make over the center

The Blueprint for Leadership cohort made a difference for the families who use the center

for supervised visitation, and continue to use their newly acquired skills to benefit the Jacksonville nonprofit community at the board level.

2012 Cohort Service Project

HandsOn Connect is the web tool our Nonprofit Partner agencies use to post volunteer opportunities, recruit volunteers and track their hours. We provide free training and support to our partners in the use of this technology.

An equipped and engaged board is vital for the success of nonprofit agencies. Our leadership volunteering Roles & Responsibilities for Nonprofit Boards course is perfect for anyone who is considering service on a board or desires to sharpen their current knowledge and skills.

The Volunteer Management Training Series (Excellence in Volunteer Management) is a comprehensive program for anyone who works with volunteers. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certificate from The Governor’s Commission on Volunteering and Service.

Project Leaders are pivotal to the work we do at HandsOn Jacksonville. We offer free monthly training for anyone who is interested in leading groups of volunteers to carry out HandsOn Jacksonville Managed Projects.

We believe that to help people discover their power to create change in our world, it is important to deliver learning opportunities to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure their success.

8 individuals earned

State of Florida certificates in

Volunteer Management

85 Project Leaders were equipped to lead HandsOn Jacksonville

Managed Projects

69 individuals received training in

nonprofit board leadership

135 Nonprofit Partners received

training in HandsOn Connect

More HOJ Learning Experiences

After School ProgramsAging TrueAllied Veterans CenterAmerican Red CrossAngel AidAngel’s Advocacy Care NetworkArc JacksonvilleArt Center CoopASD Climber FoundationBASCABeaches Emergency Assistance MinistryBeaches Fine Arts SeriesBeaches Habitat for HumanityBooks-A-Go GoBridge of Northeast FloridaBrooks HealthCareer Frontiers of NE. FLCathedral Arts ProjectCatholic Charities JacksonvilleChallenge Enterprises of North FloridaChild Guidance CenterChildren’s Home SocietyChildren’s Miracle NetworkCity of Jacksonville - Office of Volunteer ServicesCity Rescue MissionCity Year JacksonvilleClara White Mission, Inc.Clay County Literacy CoalitionCommunity ConnectionsCommunity Health OutreachCommunity Hospice of NE FLCummer Museum of Art and GardensDanielDavis Performing Arts CenterDefender Foundation Department of Children and FamiliesDuval County Public SchoolsElder SourceEndangered Primate FoundationEpilepsy Foundation Northeast FloridaEpiscopal Children’s ServicesFamily FoundationsFirst Coast Hispanic Chamber of CommerceFirst Coast Kids TriathlonFirst Coast No More Homeless PetsFlorida Native Plant SocietyFreedom MarathanFresh MinistriesGateway Community ServicesGirls Incorporated of JacksonvilleGrace and Truth CDCGreenscape of JacksonvilleGuardian Ad LitemVoices for Children of the First CoastHabijaxHart Felt Ministries, Inc.Haven HospiceHealth Planning Council of Northeast FloridaHelp CenterHenderson HavenHope Worldwide/JacksonvilleHouse of AngelsHubbard HouseInn MinistryJacksonville Arboretum and GardensJacksonville Chamber of CommerceJacksonville Community Council

Jacksonville Historical Naval Ship Association Jacksonville Housing AuthorityJacksonville Public Education FundJacksonville Speech & Hearing CenterJacksonville Urban LeagueJessica Green FoundationJT Townsend FoundationJunior Achievement of North FloridaJunior League of JacksonvilleJustice CoaltionK-9’s For WarriorsKnots4KidsL’Arche Harbor HouseLeadership JacksonvilleLearn to ReadLea’s Place at Department of Children & FamiliesLutheran Social ServicesMalivai Washington Kids FoundationMarch of DimesMayo Clinic JacksonvilleMental Health America of Northeast FloridaMental Health Center of JacksonvilleMental Health Resource CenterMind and Body BootcampMission HouseMuseum of Science and History National MS SocietyNE Florida Community Action AgencyNew HeightsNonprofit Center of Northeast FloridaNorth Florida School of Special EducationNorthside Community InvolvementOperation Homefront FloridaPACE Center for Girls - JacksonvilleParty, Benefit, and Jam (P B & J)Pine CastlePMG Awareness OrganizationPresbyterian Social MinistriesQuigley HouseRespite CareRiver City Community Animal HospitalRiverside Avondale PreservationSafe Animal Shelter of Orange ParkSalvation ArmySave AfricaSeamark RanchSecond Harvest Food BankSELF MovementShands Jacksonville Volunteer ServicesSpina Bifida Assn. of JacksonvilleSt. Augustine Lighthouse & MuseumSt. Augustine Youth ServicesSt. John’s RiverKeeperSulzbacher Center for the HomelessSusan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation - NE FLTheatre Jacksonville Community TheatreUnited Way of Northeast FloridaVeterans FarmVeterans Reintegration Center of JacksonvilleVolunteers in Medicine of JacksonvilleWay Free Medical ClinicWolfson Children’s Hospital AuxiliaryWorld Golf Hall of FameWorld ReliefYMCA of Florida’s First Coast

132

Nonprofit Partners

5,850 volunteers referred

to them

2012 Nonprofit Partner Members

HandsOn Jacksonville supports the work of our

local Nonprofit Partners by

Recruiting, training & mobilizing volunteers to conduct volunteer projects

Providing HandsOn Connect, our powerful online volunteer recruitment tool

Hosting fundraising opportunities

Delivering training in Volunteer Management, Board Roles & Responsibilities and Project Leader Training

Matching Blueprint for Leadership board Interns to qualifying nonprofit partners

Offering media opportuni-ties through our social media channels and other media partnerships

And more...

The Hope FundThe Hope Fund is a collaborative effort between HandsOn Jacksonville, The University of North Florida and The Florida Times-Union. Participating nonprofit agencies provide information on circumstances and special needs of selected clients, and UNF journalism students write articles about them and their particular situations that run as front-page features in The Florida Times-Union between Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Florida Times-Union offers editorial commentary telling readers how they can support The Hope Fund with contributions. Funds donated are divided among participating organizations that purchase goods and services to meet basic needs.

We raised $100,969 for 38 of our Nonprofit Partner agencies to distribute to their clients in need.

Of 614 donors, 349 chose to remain anonymous.

Eleanor Ashby S.J. AustinLaura & Peter BailetHaywood and Anne BallBayanihan Club, Inc.Sharon BeebeMr. & Mrs. Paul J. BoucherTory, Caitlin and BrieRoger and Ruth CableBruce and Debbi CarterRose ChildersThe Cigrand FamilyMichael ColbornWalt & Jenny Lee ColvinLerliene ConnollyDr. & Mrs. Robert CorbettBill & Barbara CrawfordPatricia CzarneckiJack C. DemetreeFrank DentonJoanne DettmerLouise DonatoDottie & George DorionRobert EssexRon & Gina Fish

Capt. Robert G. Fuller Jr.Donald FullertonGary GalligarYvonne GeorgeJohn GheenDr. & Mrs. William GinsburyDolly GruthalSamuel & JoAnn HartErna HasseHealth Designs, Inc.Lindsay HelmsDorothy HendersonMr. & Mrs. Clifton HenningDaniel & Kathryn HenryDavid & Mary HullWilliam HutchesonMartha B. IveyDaniel JacobsTodd & Tresa JacobsenLonnie W. JohnsonHoagy & Susan JonesRandy, Kim, & Alex KerrMitchell KowkabanyMr. & Mrs. B.J.L.Steve & Kim Lambert

Mrs. Dorothy LanierCarl LaymanJames & Elfi LekasLynda LewisBetty Jean LewisMr. & Mrs. Charles LittleThe Lord’s Foundation, Inc.Dr. & Mrs. John LucianoDr. Marsha LupiGleith & Jim MannNancy MasonFrank & Elizabeth MayoCharles McKeeDonna McTammyMr. & Mrs. Chris MelonsonW.D. MizellBob MuldoonNavy Wives Club of America JAX #86Mrs. Raymond NasrallahSharlene NordeenGeorge & Patricia ParandesSamuel PelusoAlice B. PerryTom & Betty Petway

Judy & Ron PoppellRobert PowellGloria PriceTerry & Linda RepkoDoug & Nancy RichardsonMr. & Mrs. Clarence RichardsonMary F. RobertsSlyvia RobertsSan Jose Ladies Golf AssociationRose & Charles SatterwhitePeter & Katherine SavchickChristine, Dean & Robert SchaeferMr. & Mrs. Fred N. SchlichtKrista ShaughnessyEstelle M. SheltonBeth & Mark ShorsteinEmma S. SimmonsRADM & Mrs. William SnellMark SpitzerAlfred StapletonWilhelmina SteuerKate Stray & Riley StrayPaul, Karen & Erica Tebbs

Mrs. C. Herman TerryPenny ThompsonDavid & Gail TruaxSteve TurnerBobbe TwiteJack & Carole VarneyLou & Liz VinoGreg WadeSaundra Wadley Walkers Class at Murray Hill United Methodist ChurchEdward & Laura WarrenJim & Margaret WarrenThe Wednesday Bridge GroupJean & Beech Watson IIIJohn & Peggy WilchekDr. & Mrs. Albert Wilkinson Jr.Coralie WilliamsMichael B. WoodwardWorkinger FamilyDr. Gerson YessinDonald Zell

Paul & Salwa Rukab by Charles HarbBill & Mary Harpool by Robert HarpoolDora Presley by Barbara HartleEddie C. Head by Chris HeadNan Sullivan by Dr. Gene HendonCharles Herlong by Mrs. Nancy Lee HerlongShea Penland by Steuart David HicksJudge Charles C. Howell, Jr. by His Family, John & Melody HowellRuby Owens Plummer by Melzar HudnellConnie Lisowe & Bruce Schwartz by Faye HykenErnest Jensen by Mrs. Lucy JensenDavid & Walter Eldridge by Howard JonesPetrick Family by Merril LynchSarah Diane Mann by Jr. & Leslie MannElizabeth Fox by Phyllis MattinglyAletha & Ralph Copeland by Gladys McKeeNewtown Victims & Families by Elizabeth MelcolmMr. & Mrs. A.D. Miller & Mr. & Mrs. N. Loprimo by A.D. MillerMy Husband, William Miller by Ruth M. MillerMy Beloved Pet, Mr. Rufus by G.T. Mims Jr.Bob & Marjorie Miller by Drew & Linda MooreHelen Miller & Robert Musick Sr. by Emily MusickWalter J. Nealing by Doris K. NealingDon Messer & John Nordick by NWCA Mayport 201Steve Olson by Jane OlsonOur Parents by Billy & Joanne ParkerKarina Perrault by Capt. Mark PerraultMy Mom, Wendy Michelle Phelps by Joan PhelpsEva C. Lamar by Marcia Phelts

In Memory ofDeborah M. Abraham by David AbrahamLisa by M. & R. AielloLouise Keller, Earl & Juanita Allen by Bonnie & Jim AllenBuckshot by Sherry & Jack AshenfelterOur Parents: Edna, Medra & Martin by The Akins FamilyNorma, Lou, Dorothy & Jim by Mr. & Mrs. Stephen BanksOur Parents by James Barker, IVRalph Carver by Charles BerlinMy Parents by Duane BorkMax Brantley by Jan BrantleyJohnnie Mae Brantley & Mattie Mae Brantley by Johnny BrantleyBob Bridger by Cynthia BridgerLisa & Grace by Arden BruggerCapt. Phil Jacobs USN by Richard & Louise BultmanHerman & Ruth Mann by Lenora M. ByroadeBob, Becky & Patty Hughes by D.S. CarterJoan W. Chalot by Jennifer ChalotRoy & Kevin Chambliss by Gloria ChamblissNorbet Christensen by Richard ChristensenMom & Dad, Dave & Celia by Nicolas ClarkHarris Cloutier by Mary B. CloutierJohn & Lucille Collins by Bob CollinsJack E. Colsen by Alice ColsenDale Regan by Carolyn CooperJohn Crain by Ellinore CrainVivian Henry & Jessie Wise by Joseph & Bonnie Di CarloJudge William Durden by Agnes DurdenJanice Porter Gilliam by John DurranceVelma Cassidy by Susan DyeDorothy Page, Edward Page & Eleanor Cherry by Paul EstesEdna Merlin Mickler by Fay FaraceBayard S. Ferber by Paul & Victoria FerberKevin Ferguson by Karen FergusonOur Parents by Dean & Pam FisherFrank & Ettie Pence by Barbara FolmarMy Parents Jim & Edna Galloway by Shirley GallowayDr. & Mrs. Lee Bransford Jr. by Phil & Beth Ghiotto Jr.John R. Gibbs by Jeanne GibbsOur Son, Kevin by Angie GorbellJoe Smith by L. Haldane

In Memory of - by Anonymous DonorsMy Loving Son, J. B. ArpSam BarberLillian BrewerMary BurnsideMary BurnsideJim & Sunny CherneyMarcus & Gertis CookMr. & Mrs. M. D. Hill and Mr. & Mrs. Steve CrossCarol DiDonnaDavid M. HamiltonLillian S. Simmons & Ken HardeeWright Hollingsworth26 lives lost in Sandy HookCynthia W. HowellJane Isenhower byClaude & Peaches JonesKatherine KramerGlenn Liebhart Dad, Gene & Granny MacMom by AnonymousDr. Eugene PageOur ParentsM. Leigh Power Sr. & M. Leigh Power Jr. Joe Raducz Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Brackett & Wyvonne RichardsonGeorge & Muriel SnelsonCarol Yirak Sparer Thomas StambaughLeonard C. Taylor, Jr. Linda D. TaylorJames C. TruettKathleen VaughnTed LandergrafKathy Rowlett

Roland & Jean Smith by James QuinaGod’s Blessings by Nancy RatcliffeSarah Chester & Sharon Chester by Steve & Bev RobinsonLem & Dessie Johnson by Sherry RoddanHazel Johnson by Maurice RogersLes O’Donoghue by Matthew & Helen RundDeane R. Savage by Mary SavageThelma Brown by Mr. & Mrs. John ShieldsGeorge Ridling by Tim Ridling & Janet ShumanDerek Ryan Smith by Lavonne SmithJohn S. Gruel by W.T. SprottCaroline Strarratt Park by Janet StarrattThe Stier & Howco Families by Norman & Anne StierAlbert Ackerman by Sandra Suchomski & Laurie AckermanLeonard Surrency by Alma SurrencyEdna Jones by Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth TaylorBrandon Moffitt by Ann & Earle TraynhamLiz Hatfield Potts & Byron Hatfield by Becky TurnerMyrl Blanton by Vivian VeitAnn L. Rossi by Doug WalkerWoody Welch by William WelchMary Lee & Lucille Williams by Michael J. WilliamsKenneth L. Williams by Retha WilliamsJames C. Wilson by Margaret WilsonBernie, Eunice, Keith, Loren & Raymond by G.M. WollardIan B. Campbell by Constance Wolschlag

In Honor of Our Savior, Lord Jesus Christ by Kathryn EiseleJim Kemp by Dorothy HumphreyRev. Francesco Iacona by Beverly KolodinskyOur Children & Grandchildren by Mark & Lynette Weber

Sending Love, Peace & HopeJay Tamplin Clark Maltby’s Birthdayby anonymous donor

Many thanks to our 2012 Hope Fund contributors

We Inspirecelebrate!GOOD

HandsOn Jacksonville CelebratesGood Times, Good Deeds, Good People

600 attended11 individuals and 7 groups representing

2,000+ community volunteers were honored15 volunteers gave 45 hoursto make the event a success!

In April, during National Volunteer Week, Florida Volunteer Month and Jacksonville Volunteer Appreciation Month, HandsOn Jacksonville selects members of the community who do exemplary volunteer work to honor and tell their stories. This fun and inspiring evening begins with a beautifully produced video presentation telling the stories of the amazing work volunteers are doing in our community. It continues with a lively party including food from some of the best local restaurants, live music, silent auction and the opportunity to personally meet the people who are selflessly touching our community for GOOD!

Our 2012 Media Reach

Our Blog

It’s All GOOD tells the stories of people who

make a difference

7,846Views

YouTube Channel

Features videos of volunteers who

do GOOD

3,224 Views

Facebook

Building an online community of people who want to “be the

change”

1,620 Fans

Twitter

Keeping a steady stream of GOOD news in the Twittersphere

2,038 Followers

E-News

Monthly delivery of volunteer news and

opportunities

95,267 distribution

HandsOn Connect

Our custom web technology that connects volunteers to the needs of

local nonprofits

5,850connections

made

$50,000 and above

HandsOn Jacksonville thanks ourMajor Investors

$25,000 - $49,999

$15,000 - $19,999

$20,000 - $24,999

$10,000 - $14,999

$5,000 - $9,999

Regency Centers l Spohrer and Dodd, P.L. l Wells Fargo

Aetna l Citi l CSX Corporation, Inc. l Daily Billboards * l FedEx * lE. Andrus Healy Ida M. Stevens Foundation, Inc. l Jacksonville Fraternal Order of PoliceSelevan Family Foundation & JA-RU Toys # l The Florida-Times Union*

The Thomas M. Kirbo or Irene B. Kirbo Charitable TrustVyStar Credit Union l W. W. & Eloise D. Gay Foundation

Neviaser Charitable Family Foundation l PGA TOUR Points of Light & HandsOn Network l Synovus Bank of Jacksonville *

United Way of Northeast Florida, Inc. l Jim and Ellen Wiss, HOMKOR FLORIDA #

Anonymous Donors # l Brumos Motor Cars, Inc. l DuBow Family Foundation Harrell & Harrell, P.A. l Home Depot Foundation l Larry Grogg l Mac Papers

Miller Electric Company l PGA TOUR Entertainment * l PrudentialPSS World Medical, Inc. # l Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.Ray Sutton McGehee Foundation l Judith and Chester Smith #

The Good Food Company * l Youth Serve America

City of Jacksonville l David & Nancy Hutson l University of Phoenix #

M. A. Healy Family Foundation l Client Focused Media * Performance Growth, Inc. * l Bailey’s Powerhouse Gym *

Gifts in HonorAndrus & Laura Healy’s wedding by Edward McClamma

John D.Casler,M.D.; Gavin D. Divertie,M.D.; Albert G. Hakaim M.D. ; Todd C. Igel,M.D.; Kevin Landolfo M.D.; Justin H. Nguyen M.D.; Mary I. O’Connor M.D.; W. Andrew Oldenburg M.D.; Galen Perdikis MD; Mathew W. Robert-son MD; Thomas N. Spackman MD; Michael W. Stewart,MD; Stephen D.

Trigg,MD; Robert E. Wharen, Jr. MD; Paul R. Young MD; Stephen M.Lange, M.D.; Jorge M. Pascual, M. D.; Ryan J. Utti, M. D., Kennith R. DeVault, M.D.;

Robert F. Brigham; Mary J. Hoffman; Steven C. Jorgensen; Carleton T. Rider; Daniel L. Tomlinson; Robert M. Walters by Ken Ackerman

HandsOn Jacksonville for Allison Weisman by Susanne Weisman

Mary Jury by Sarah Haskins

Travis Hutson by Buckholz Traffic

Harnish Parikh by Prudential Foundation

William Masucci & Nicholas Masucci by Susan Masucci

Gifts in MemorySenator Jim King

by Linda King

Mr. & Mrs. Louis K. Szilagyi by Mike and Mary Jury

Joyce A. Miller by Miller Family Trustees -

Jane Steinbach & Judith Smith

* in-kind support# monetary & in-kind support

2012 Contributors and Donors$2,500 - $4,999Brennan, Manna & Diamond, P.L.The Conrad Consulting Group, LLC *Deutsche BankEverBank of FloridaFlorida BlueJessica Fowler #Gottlieb Family Philanthropic FundMedtronicOhio State UniversitySight & Sound Productions *Carole Ann and Mark Steiger #Swisher International, Inc.Terrell Hogan Ellis Yegelwel, P.A.

$1,000 - $2,499Availity LLCBank of America Charitable FoundationBare Smooth Laser Hair Removal *Baymeadows Self Storage *BB&T BankJennifer BermanNicole BowdenFrank CarboneCason Photography *Scott CobleCommunity First Credit Union of FloridaNelson CubaDarifair Foods, Inc.Edwin Watts Golf *Brock FazziniFazzini’s Coffee and Tea #Florida Coastal School of LawFlorida LotteryHaskell CompanyMichael HightowerJay Howanitz #Travis HutsonIntrepid CapitalJ.P. Perry InsuranceKindred Healthcare Operating, Inc.Dan MacferranMarks Gray, P.A.Miller Family TrustMimi’s Cafe *Marina C. NiceHarnish Parikh #Prudential FoundationL. A. Schonfeld, llRobert ShircliffStarbucks Community Services ProgramMary StuttsTarget Town Center *Scott TaylorToyotaThe Stellar Foundation, Inc.Susanne WeismanSophie and Joe Witten Advised FundYouthful Medical Spa * Other Financial GiftsMichael AbrahamRobin AbrahamKen AckermanAdventure Landing Water Park *Adventures in AdvertisingAir McCall, Inc.Kimberley AllenAllied Veterans CenterAnanda Kula *Cynthia AndersonAnother World Massage *Anthony’s Gourmet Catering *Anytime Fitness of Orange Park*James ArmstrongCarmen ArnoldMichael AsbanEleanor AshbyAshley Street Catering *AT&T Real Yellow Pages *Award Depot & Promotions *Bill BadeAmie BadgerAaron BadidaBank of AmericaJ. D. BanksMartha BarrettAmy BarrickStuart and Sandra BartowPatricia BauschErin BeggsBronwyn BenoitBill BentleySteven BermanClare BerryGail Bird

Blackfinn American Grille *Thomas BlakelyRay A. & Jill Lin BoddenHarold BoemanLinda and Robert BolnickKim BombergerRobert and Belinda Bonenberger, JrLori BoyerJim Boyle #Michelle BraunLee BremerBrighton Collectibles *Aline BrizAndre BrooksBrooks HealthSol and Leslie BrotmanEkaterini BrownKatarina BrownLaura BrownMonique BrownVicki and Ralph BrownLaura Jo BrunsonBuckholz TrafficBungoBox *Business Journal *Dequita ByrdKerith CainVictor CalatrauaCamerlengo Law Group, P.L.Jessica CampbellThomas CarrinMartha CawleyDana CentoraniChere’s Hot Stones *Randy CherryEdna ChiltonJustin ClarkHolly ClevelandHarriet ClintonW. CobbinJennifer ConnellPatricia ConnellConsolidated Maintenance Services, Inc. *Judith CookStacey CooperCostco Wholesale *Hugh Cotney, P.A.Rena Coughlin *Zia CrankfieldJohn CrowellD’Aquila and Company, LLPBeau DavisDick’s Sporting Goods *Samuel DicksonCatherine DisbrowAshley DoyleDr. China Acupuncture & Herbs *Driftwood BBQ *Driver, McAfee, Peek & Hawthorne, P.L.Joan DuffyBarb Dwyer Web DesignCarmen DwyerEast Arlington Rotary ClubAnne EbelEELYK Innovation, Inc.Joseph EllisKim EllisElvis Upholstery & Drapery, Inc.Anne EntrikenThe Farah Law Firm, P.A.Karen FarahJudith FarmerIrene FarwellMason FaulkMelody FeagleNancy FedericoBill Fenwick Plumbing, Inc.Michelle FerensicAlexia FernandezFirst Coast PromotionsChristine FitzgeraldFlorida Proton Therapy InstituteCurtis FordFortis Institute #Frangipani Hair Studio *Jeannie GallinaBetsy GardGateway Community ServicesThe Law Office of W.C. GentryCharles GersbeckCharles GillinghamLisa GiordanaGolf Tec Southside *Jeanne GoshenAngeline GreeneGumbo Ya Ya’s *Valeria HaakPaul HackenberryJennifer HagenbachVictoria Hahn

Cheryll HallSue Ann HamelLisa HamiltonFlorence HaridanKathy HarrisonApril HartSarah HaskinsHealth Pointe Jacksonville *Elizabeth HendryJudith HepburnHepler Bros. LLC *Andre HerkeAnthony HicksLoretta HinesShanan HoyBelinda Hulin #Carol HutchinsDebbie HuxfordINGJacks or Better Casino *Jacksonville Auto Mart, Inc.Jacksonville Chiropractic AssociatesJacksonville Heart Center, P.A.Jacksonville Jaguars, Ltd. *Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra *Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens *Gena JankowskiRon JankowskiJen Jones Art Consulting *Joseph JonesWanda JonesJane Jordan & Associates, Inc.Juliette’s Bistro at the Omni Hotel *Julington DentalMike and Mary JuryVictoria JuryKathleen KayePierre KellumStacia KellyLinda KingLeslie KirkwoodNicole KlyczekHelen LanePixie Larizza *Tavares LasterJohn LawsonGasper & Irene Lazzara Charitable Foundation John Leenhouts *Lia Sophia by Lisa Buben *Jennifer LinvilleBrenda LittleLiving Well Bodyworks *John LockwoodNorma LockwoodThe Lohad Center *The Lord’s FoundationHeather LuraMaggiano’s Little Italy *Ron MallettRalph MancusiJoe MangeChristen and Brandon MaresmaMargol & Pennington, P.A.Mary Kay Cosmetics by Charley Tyler-Trubey *Massage Green *Susan MasucciLinda MatlinMbody Yoga, LLC *Edward McClammaPaul McClureJudy McGillinLisa McIntoshAmy McSpaddenThe Melting Pot *Merritt Care Psychiatry P.L.Law Offices of Miller, Shine, & Byran, P.L.Charles MilliganMojo No.4 *Deborah MoneyMoney Pages of Florida, Inc.George and Sharon MooreKatherine MorrisMargaret MurphyAlana MuseMuseum of Science & History *My Best Friends Closet #Erika NelsonNew Heights *Patricia NickhahNonprofit Center of Northeast Florida, Inc.North Beach Bistro *Milt NuckolsOrr & AssociatesKathy and Larry Orr #Pannell Mechanical of JacksonvilleSejal ParikhOrbito PatanganTheresa Patch

Kathleen PatneauDiane PearceLynn PetersRobert PetersonSuzanne PetersonPGA TOURBrian PoldingPonte Vedra Plastic Surgery *David and Christine PoseySusan Powell-SlagerRobert PritchardHaley PritchardPRP Wine International, Inc. *Publix Super Markets *Joanne QuaileIrena RaagasThe Red ElephantBradford ReederDonna RexBlythe RhodesMonique N. RobertsonDonald RodenRoger Towers Charitable FundC. J. SandersSharon SandersDonna SauerSavor *Law Offices of Charles F Schmitt, P.L.L.C.The Schwartz Law Group, P. A.Karen ScolforoMatt & Karen Scolforo #Barbara ScottJack SearsSekine, Rasner and Brock LLCMark SieronRobyn SieronChris SivleyConnie SmithGretha Smith *Jeff SmithSouthwest Airlines Company *Matthew SpohrerRobert SpohrerPatricia StanfordGina StappState Farm Insurance CompaniesDulce StengleinEd StinsonDave StrathmannSubaruSUITE Tapas Lounge *James and Andrea ThoermerClara’s Tidbits Restaurant, Inc *Tropic Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc *United Way of Southeastern PennsylvaniaUrban Flatts *John UrbanekOfelia UtsetChristina VillarDorothy VosslerLarri Jo VretisHermonyone WalkerFrank & Mary WallmeyerGrace WallmeyerWalmart Stores, Inc.Izabela WasilukMatthew WeathersAndrew WheelerMike WhiteSusan Whitsitt-SteckmannWhole Foods *David WilliamsSandy WilliamsConnie WilsonEvelene WilsonBunny WittenEdward J. Witten Attorney at Law *World Golf Hall of Fame *Linda YeagerYoga Mix, Inc.Gaby YoungJudy Zamborski

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2012 Financials - Audited

40% Individual & Corporate Contributions

29% In-Kind Contributions

11% Hope Fund Contributions

5% Special Events

4% Government Grants

4% Professional Fees

3% Other Grants

2% United Way

2% Memberships

43% Salaries/Related Expenses

10% Advertising

10% Hope Fund Agency Assistance

8% Program & Project Supplies

7% Office Supplies/Postage/Printing

6% Professional Fees / Membership

6% Special Event Expenses

4% Travel/Meetings/Training

3% Occupancy/Equipment/Utilities

2% Depreciation

85% Unrestricted Net Assets

12% Payables and Accruals

3% Temporarily Restricted

61% Building/Improvements (minus depreciation)

18% Furniture/Equipment

15% Cash

3% Prepaid Expenses

2% Inventory

1% Receivables

91% Community Serving Programs & Services

9% General and Administrative

2012 Operating Expense

Summary

2012Total Revenues

$1,063,569

2012Total Assets

$598,345

2012 Total Expenses

$1,202,770

2012 Liabilities &Net Assets

40% Individual & Corporate Contributions

29% In-Kind Contributions

11% Hope Fund Contributions

5% Special Events

4% Government Grants

4% Professional Fees

3% Other Grants

2% United Way

2% Memberships