HandsOn JacksonvilleAnnual Report to the Community

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Dear Friends and Supporters,

In 2014, despite challenging times, HandsOn Jacksonville proudly continued our work of inspiring, equipping, and mobilizing volunteers---turning good intentions into real work to make the world a better place. We thank our volunteers, our donors, our friends, our agency partners, and, most notably, our national partners at Points of Light for their steadfast support.

We are privileged to be a part of a community that is made up of people whose generosity of spirit differentiates us from other beauti-ful places in Florida. Take a look at some comparison data from the

Volunteering and Civic Life in America report by the Corporation for National and Community Service: 62.6 million, or 25.4% of Americans volunteered nearly 7.7 billion hours last year in a formal organization with an estimated value of $175 billion. Let’s put Jacksonville in context by comparing ourselves with the nation, with Florida, and with our three sister cities in Florida. In Jacksonville our volunteer rate is 29.3% and that puts us in 16th place among the 51 largest cities in the US. Remember, America’s overall volunteer rate was 25.4% so we are looking good in that comparison. Now let’s look at Florida where 21.1% of Floridians volun-teer. And finally, let’s take a look at the three other large cities in Florida: Tampa, where 23.9% of residents volunteer, ranking them 38th; Orlando, where 19.4% volunteer, ranking them 46th; and Miami, where 14.3% volunteer, ranking them 51st.

We are a volunteering community. People get involved. As the on-ramp to the superhighway of volunteer-ing, HandsOn Jacksonville has not just inspired people, we have given them a mechanism to turn their good intentions into action. We are proud of the lives we have changed and the unmeasurable ripples of good that have resulted from our efforts.

It has been my privilege to lead and manage this amazing organization since 1995 after retiring from my first career as a naval officer. I couldn’t be more proud of what we have done, how we have evolved, and the honors we have received. But it’s time for the next generation to take the helm. During 2015 we will care-fully and purposefully transition to new leadership under LeAnn Daddario, currently our Senior Vice Presi-dent and Chief Operating Officer. I enthusiastically pledge my continued support to her and to an organiza-tion and mission that I have passionately loved. And I thank each of you for the role you have played in this amazing journey!

In service,

Our MissionWe inspire, equip and mobilize volunteers to use their time, talent, money and voice

to create change in their communities and in the world.

Our VisionOne day every person will discover their power to make a difference and ACT on it,

changing the world one good deed at a time.

Our PromiseWe connect volunteers with their passion and

we develop volunteer leaders and leaders of volunteers.

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

Kathy Orr, ChairOrr & Associates

Nicole Brake Bowden, Vice-ChairPricewaterhouseCoopers

Harnish Parikh, SecretaryPrudential

Pam Strickland, TreasurerAetna

Jason AltmireFlorida Blue

Mark BajaliaBajalia, Sanders & Bajalia, P.L.

Frank CarboneCSX

E. Andrus Healy, Esq.Community Volunteer

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

Heather Julin-PittmanWells Fargo

Pierre KellumFlorida Blue

Dan MacferranUniversity of Phoenix

Clarence NattoCox Media

Carmen NorthMerrill Lynch

Tony RukabCareFusion

Judith A.M. Smith, DMHandsOn Jacksonville

Mike WhiteClient Focused Media

Ellen WissHOMKOR FLORIDA

Dr. Judith A.M. SmithPresident & CEO

LeAnn DaddarioSenior Vice-President

Kim BombergerCommunications Director

Jessica FowlerExecutive Assistant & Director of Special Projects

Lisa GiordanaFinance Director

Nancy KnightAgency Relations Director

Jeannetta MockMilitary Engagement ManagerMission Continues

Richard NealMilitary Engagement Manager - AmeriCorps

Jenny O’DonnellCommunity Engagement Director

Kevin RobbieMilitary Engagement ManagerAmeriCorps

Ashley Szczukowski Corporate Partnerships Director

Bunny WittenProgram Assistant

2014 Staff

2014 Board of Directors

Programs and Services Impact

HandsOn Projects

6,470 HandsOn Project Volunteers•536 projects•22,645 hours of service•$510,700 value to the community•

A Visit from St. Nicholas

3,760 kids•3,760 back packs•8 Title 1 Elementary Schools•15,040 books•11,280 toys•378 volunteers•$241,932 value to the community• Blueprint for Leadership

23 participants•1,104 learning hours•23 interns placed on local nonprofit •boards$14,224 value to the community •service project

The Human Race

35 local nonprofit agencies•$34,100 raised•

Nonprofit Partners

146 Nonprofit Partners•3,048 volunteers referred•

The Hope Fund

33 local nonprofit agencies•80,526 raised•

342 corporate volunteers•2656 hours of service•$77,305 value to the community•

Volunteers Mean Business Corporate Projects

Celebrate!GOOD

250 attended•11 individuals honored•6 groups representing •5,000 community volunteers honored

Learning Opportunities

55 Project Leaders were equipped to •lead HandsOn Jacksonville Managed Projects21 individuals received training in •nonprofit board leadership11 individuals earned State of •Florida certificates in Volunteer Management12 individuals attended Grant Training•

$20,000 and aboveM.A. Healy Family FoundationHutson Companies LLCNeviaser Charitable Family Foundation

$15,000 - $19,999PGA TOURRegency Centers

$10,000 - $14,999Anonymous Donor(s)Charitable TrustUnited Way of Northeast FloridaW.W. & Eloise Gay FoundationVerified VolunteersWells Fargo

$500 - $9,999Anonymous Donor(s)Beaver Street Foundation, Inc.Brumos Motor Cars, Inc.The Buzz MagazineCitiThe Community FoundationDarifair Foods, Inc.Deutsche BankDuBow Family FoundationFidelity National FinancialFlorida BlueIntrepid Capital FundsJA-RU, Inc.Jacksonville Sheriff’s OfficeJ.W.B. Real Estate CapitalMac PapersMarks Gray, P.A.MedtronicMiller Electric CompanyOmni Hotel of JacksonvillePGA TOUR EntertainmentPrudentialPrudential FoundationPublix Super markets Charities, Inc.Rotary Club of South JacksonvilleSt. Johns County Office of the Sheriff Richard SisiskyStaplesIda M. Stevens Foundation, Inc.SuddathSwisher InternationalT.D. BankTargetUniversity of PhoenixWinston Family FoundationYouth Service America

Major Investors

2014 Operating Expense

Summary

2014

Total Revenues

$713,266

2014

Total Assets

$531,274

2014

Liabilities &

Net Assets

2014

Total Expenses

$820,254

2014 Audited Financials

Thank you for supporting the work we do with your time, talent and treasure! YOU are being the change

in our community!

A Visit from St. Nicholas is our award-winning program that delivers backpacks filled with books and toys to children in Title 1 elementary schools each December.

HandsOn Jacksonville Programs & Services

Volunteers Mean Business provides 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.

Celebrate GOOD is our annual volunteer recognition event that lifts up the GOOD deeds of GOOD people in our community.

The 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.

Training opportunities include courses in volunteer management, roles and responsibilities for nonprofit boards, project leadership and more.

The Hope Fund is a collaborative effort between HandsOn Jacksonville, The University of North Florida and The Florida Times-Union to bring

financial help to community people in need.

The Human Race 5K walk/run offers a cost-free risk-free opportunity for community nonprofits to raise funds.

The Nonprofit Partnership program supports community nonprofit agencies in volunteer recruitment, fundraising opportunities, media recognition and more.

Blueprint for Leadership is Northeast Florida’s premier training program to equip culturally diverse community leaders to serve on

nonprofit boards of directors.

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