2018 Financial Report
2018 Financial & Annual Reports
Joy Care Center/Jobs Partnership
Bloomington-Normal
Financial support has been mostly from the pockets of our volunteers, and a few donations from churches, agencies, businesses, and concerned individuals. Just imagine how many more we could serve if we had money. The need is growing faster than our financial ability. In plain words… we need financial assistance.
2018 Financial Report
| Rent/Housing | $9674 |
| 1. Office, classrooms, food bank, clothing bank | $3654 |
| 2. Client housing | |
| a. Apartment/rooms | $2100 |
| b. Hotels | $3900 |
| Utilities | $540 |
| 1. Office classroom — included in rent | |
| 2. Client residences | $540 |
| Telephone | $1620 |
| 1. Office - landline | $780 |
| cell | $600 |
| 2. Client | $240 |
| Transportation | $2632 |
| 1. Client bus passes | $1792 |
| 2. Home visits, employers, agencies, landlords, networking | $840 |
| Printing, Copying, Mailing | $1638 |
| New color laser printer | $600 |
| Cartridges | $540 |
| White paper (donated) | |
| Color Paper | $60 |
| Stamps | $192 |
| Mailing (non-stamp) | $120 |
| Envelopes - manila (white donated) | $10 |
| Packing tape | $20 |
| Folders | $96 |
| Food | $1350 |
| 1. Graduation | $500 |
| 2. Birthdays/special | $100 |
| 3. New clients/family | $300 |
| 4. Agency reps | $300 |
| 5. Emergency meals | $150 |
| Misc | $12,800 |
| Filings, fees, classes, emergencies | $1000 |
| Re-entry | $3000 |
| Part re-entry | $8800 |
| Rent | $9654 |
| Utilities | $540 |
| Telephone | $1620 |
| Transportation | $632 |
| Printing, copying, mailing | $1638 |
| Food | $1350 |
| Misc. | $12,800 |
| $30,234 Total Cash | |
| Rent | $9654 |
| Computers | $2200 |
| Internet | $900 |
| Paper and Envelopes | $1100 |
| $6,900 in Kind |
2018 Annual Report
Total Classes 11 (5 JC – 6 MC) Class = 2 hr sessions – 8 wks
151 students started
45 students graduated
53 still enrolled (29 JC – 24 MC)
Total Support
38 (2 hr sessions 1 night per wk)
Group
Average attendance 25 people per wk
Total Job Fairs
0 (All students employed before graduation)
Re-entry
Direct – 2 (We pay all expenses x 60 days)
Indirect – 11 (We help with employment, food, clothing, transport, housing)
Clothing Bank
82 students/graduates served
Food Bank
187 students/graduates served
Barber Shop
53 students/graduates
50 B2SA
32 Cornbelters
Bus Passes – 56
Phone Cards – 2
Phones
2 cell 1 house
Phone Calls
In – 5058 Out – 6567
office – 900 office 1276
cell – 4158 cell 5291
Letters – From: 637 To: 750
Home Visits – 120
Employer visits – 39
Volunteers – 51 Hours volunteered 13,092
Employers – 76 – includes 6 placement agencies
Landlords – 5
Inquires 5715
Phone 5000 Letters 602 Agency 26 Walk In 87
Registered
New Applications 986
Started – Incomplete 208
Started program, received some service, did not complete program
Incomplete Still Enrolled – 212
Still attending class/group/working/school
Dropped Out 67 No Show 91
Registered – did not start
Completed Program 408
Met parole/probation, community service, court, classes
Received Service 2003 (895 new – 1208 return/grad)
29 Still in McLean jail
17 On SSI or retired
23 Still in treatment, drug court, recovery court
1 Returned to D.O.C.
1866 Employed
1862 Stable housing (2 Home Sweet Home – 2 Salvation Army)
