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ONE TIME MONEY:
A contribution made to United Way as a result of special circumstances
for one campaign. In most cases the gift is made in addition
to a normally generous annual contribution and will not be
repeated in succeeding years.
ORGANIZED EMPLOYEE GROUPS:
Unions and employee associations in both the public and private
sector.
PARTIAL REPORT:
An interim status report of a firm’s campaign submitted
on a report form envelope and indicated as "Partial."
PAYROLL GIVING:
An opportunity for employees to spread their giving through
the year through authorized deductions each pay-day.
PER CAPITA GIFT:
A.) Corporate per capita is determined by dividing
the corporate gift by the number of employees in an organization.
B.) Employee gift per capita- the total employee
contributions divided by the number of employees in an organization.
PRIORITY VENTURE GRANT
(PVG) ROLL-IN: In addition to Base support Funding,
agencies can apply for grants to establish new programs. The
Community Problem Solving Committee oversees the granting
process. Agencies that have been awarded Priority Venture
Grants and have successfully met the goals of the grant, can
request that the funding be use to establish Base Support,
or annual funding, for the program. Their request is to "roll-in
PVG funding." The Community Review volunteers evaluate
the program along with the others that are receiving funding
and recommend whether or not it should receive continued funding.
PROSPECTS: Potential
contributors to a campaign who have either given in the past
or are considered potential new donors.
RESOURCE DISTRIBUTION:
The process by which volunteers review and allocate funding
to local agencies and community initiatives.
SINGLE COMMUNITY CAMPAIGN:
One unified campaign, managed by the local United Way, to
raise funds for health and human care services.
SPECIFIC CARE:
An option that allows donors to designate their pledges to
specific nonprofit agencies, regardless of their affiliation
with United Way of the Inland Valleys. These funds are transmitted
separately to agencies as they are collected and are not part
of agency allocations or grants.
SYSTEMWIDE COMPANY:
A corporation which is headquartered in one community but
has divisions in other communities. The United Way where the
corporate headquarters are located coordinates the entire
campaign.
TARGETED CARE:
An option that allows donors to designate their pledges to
specific priority needs categories. The Targeted Care categories
are determined through United Way’s needs assessment
process.
UNITED WAY MISSION:
"Building Community Resources to Improve Life in Riverside
County."
UNITED WAY OF AMERICA:
United Way of America is a trade association that does no
fundraising and no fund distribution and requests dues in
exchange for services, training and promotional products provided
to local United Ways.
YEAR-ROUND PRESENCE:
United Way is committed to maintaining high visibility throughout
the year through the media, education programs, and involvement
with the local community.
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