United Way of Frederick County

 

United Way of Frederick County

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What's in the News?! United Way of Frederick County Distributes Funds
Makes community investments to partner agencies from 2006 campaign
July 11th, 2007

FREDERICK, MARYLAND-The Board of Directors of United Way of Frederick County (UWFC) recently announced its 2007-08 funding allocations for its partner agencies. These allocations are a result of UWFC's 2006 campaign, which began in the fall of 2006 and commenced April 30, 2007, under the leadership of Campaign Chair Frederick L. Ridgway, Jr.

Funding allocations are determined by volunteer-driven Citizen Review Panels, which examine each agency's programs, impact and fiscal condition annually and recommend funding allocations to answer the community's most pressing needs. "Qualified local volunteers spend hundreds of hours each year researching our community's needs. Contributions are distributed based on these findings and specific donor designations," said Bill Kantz, UWFC president and CEO.

The following allocations were announced for 2007-08:

Alzheimer's Association, Greater MD Chapter $20,000
American Cancer Society $29,642
American Red Cross, Frederick County Chapter $79,400
The Arc of Frederick County, Inc. $53,500
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County $55,000
Boy Scouts of America, National Capital Area Council $16,000
Community Living, Inc. $52,000
Daybreak Adult Day Services, Inc. $23,000
Emmitsburg Early Learning Center $34,000
Frederick Community Action Agency $25,000
Frederick County Family YMCA $25,000
Gale Houses, Inc. $36,000
Girl Scouts $15,000
Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley, Inc. $18,600
Heartly House, Inc. $135,000
The Learning Tree, Inc. $44,358
Mental Health Association of Frederick County $100,000
The Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs $28,000
The Salvation Army $28,000
Seton Center, Inc. $27,000
Villa Maria of Frederick County-Catholic Charities $49,500
Up-County Family Center $15,000
Volunteer Frederick $36,000


A local, volunteer-managed organization, United Way of Frederick County invests in community impact by supporting programs that assist children and families, provide emergency services, offer health education and serve those with disabilities through its 23 partner agencies. For additional information, call UWFC at 301-663-4231.
 
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