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RealSense Prosperity Campaign 1 7/16/2015 Phase I Recap 2 7/16/2015 RealSense Prosperity Campaign Description A coalition of companies and organizations from all sectors that have come together to improve the prosperity of the community by improving the prosperity of each of its citizens. 3 7/16/2015 RealSense Prosperity Campaign Mission To make our community more prosperous by making each of its citizens more prosperous through a proactive campaign that assists our community’s most vulnerable citizens lift themselves out of poverty. 4 7/16/2015 We are led by: 5 7/16/2015 We are funded by: 6 7/16/2015 We are governed by: Oversight Committee: CHAIR Bob Helms, Chair United Way Board of Trustees COMMITTEE MEMBERS Barry Allred – Chair, Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce Connie Hodges – President, United Way of Northeast Florida Pete Jackson – Chief Community Officer, Office of the Mayor The Honorable Suzanne Jenkins – Councilwoman for District 4 Wally Lee – President, Jacksonville Reg. Chamber of Commerce Susan Adams Loyd – VP and General Manager – WTEV and WAWS Sherry Magill – President, The Jessie Ball duPont Fund Kitty Phillips – Trustee Vice Chair, The Jessie Ball duPont Fund 7 7/16/2015 We are joined by: AARP Tax Aide Catholic Charities Consumer Credit Counseling Department of Health Family Counseling Services Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Headstart Interdenominational Ministerial All. Jacksonville Children’s Commission Jacksonville Transportation Authority Jessie Ball duPont Fund Mayor’s Office of Jacksonville Second Harvest Food Bank SunTrust Bank The Salvation Army United Way Full Service Schools WAWS FOX 30 & WTEV CBS 47 1530am Latin Beat Radio Bank of America City of Jacksonville CTI Marketing/NASEMBA Emergency Services & Homeless Coal. Florida Community College, Jax. Flowers Bakery Housing Partnership of Jax. Internal Revenue Service Jacksonville Housing Authority Jacksonville University LinkDat Computers Nemours St. Vincent’s Hospital The Florida Star United Way of Northeast Florida University of North Florida WorkSource Publix Supermarkets Baptist Health Clear Channel Communications Dept.t of Children & Families Emilie Pennington Design FDIC Fresh Ministries Human Services Council (lead) Jacksonville Area Legal Aid Jacksonville Reg. Chamber Commerce Jacksonville Urban League Mayor’s Hispanic Amer. Adv. Board NE Florida Community Action Agency Social Security Administration The Hester Group United Way 2-1-1 Wachovia Bank Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. Dept. of Health and Human Services 8 7/16/2015 RealSense Prosperity Campaign first year results: Almost $4 Million in tax refunds from free tax sites (147% increase) Almost $1.6 Million in Earned Income Tax Credit into our community (225% increase) 3,500 3,000 2,500 2,000 1,500 1,000 500 0 2003 2004 In $000 2,000 1,500 2003 2004 1,000 500 0 In $000 9 7/16/2015 RealSense Prosperity Campaign first year results: An increase of $1.1 Million NEW dollars over the previous year Overhead of only For every grant dollar spent as overhead, we returned 5.6% $25.64 to the community 10 7/16/2015 Phase II Plans 11 7/16/2015 Committee Structure Oversight Committee Bob Helms, Chair Steering Committee Rotating Chairs VITA Site Committee Fin. Literacy Committee Marketing Committee Outreach Committee Co-Chairs Debra Yates Steve Norris Co-Chairs Tony Riggio Michelle Braun Chair Hester Clark Co-Chairs Pam Paul Dopf Mary Alice Phelan 12 7/16/2015 Integrate Processes More Fully Add banking element to VITA Sites Add availability of IDA information 13 Supplement VITA Site information with Lunch and Learn sessions at local businesses 7/16/2015 VITA Locations: Super Sites Street Address Gateway WorkSource 5000-2 Norwood Ave Southside WorkSource 1000-1 Beach Blvd. Potters House Church 5732 Normandy Blvd. Mt. Olive Primitive Bapt. 1319 N. Myrtle Ave. RFK Center 1133 Ionia Street Satellite Sites Street Address Clay Cty. WorkSource 2141 Loch Rane Blvd, OP Baker Cty. WorkSource 1184 S. 6th Street, Mac. St. Catherine’s Catholic 1649 Kingsley Ave., OP Nassau Cty. WorkSource 1367 South 18th St., Fern St. Augustine WorkSource525 WorkSource, St. Aug. St. Matthews Church 3720 N. Myrtle Ave. 14 Site Availability Open 6 days/wk Open 6 days/wk Open 6 days/wk Open 6 days/wk Open 6 days/wk Site Availability Weekdays, Saturdays Tue. & Thur., appts. TBD Tue. & Thur., appts. TBD Weekdays, Saturdays 7/16/2015 Sample Materials 15 7/16/2015 Message sent in outreach materials and presentations Income Enhancements Matched Savings Accts. + + Assets = T T T EITC IDA 16 T T T t 7/16/2015 Proposed Phase II Project Goals (To be confirmed by Oversight Committee) 4 Super VITA Sites open 6 days/week 4 Satellite VITA Sites open by appointment Minimum of 25% increase in the following Total number of tax returns prepared (2475 last year) Total number of EITC returns prepared (819 last year) Dollar amount of EITC ($1,576,651 last year) Number of MoneySmart graduates (37 last year) 5 organizations to allow Lunch ‘n’ Learns 1 organization to engage in Advance EITC 10 bank accounts opened 5 Individual Development Accounts opened 17 7/16/2015 New Items to be Tracked in 2005 Ethnicity/Language spoken First time at VITA Site? First time for EITC? Housing status Educational level How recipients heard about RealSense Address (for how far traveled) Interest in other services Financial Education Bank Account IDA 18 7/16/2015 Accomplished to date Outreach to approximately 800 people personally 10,000 Flyers already distributed 2 Television appearances News story on CBS 47 and FOX 30 Advertising Plan with ClearChannel confirmed Mayor Peyton has already filmed a new PSA Phone Bank on CBS 47 and FOX 30 19 7/16/2015 Accomplished to date (Continued) Direct Mail sent to 1,100 ministers Direct Mail sent to 300 TANF Families Direct Mail in process for 2600 Food Stamp Families 200 Volunteers registered, 120 trained ¾ of collateral materials printed Kickoff with Mayor’s participation scheduled $1,500 in partner sponsorships committed so far 20 7/16/2015 To Ensure Success… We could still use: Additional volunteers Contacts for in-kind donations Continued help in spreading the word 21 7/16/2015 Thanks to The Human Services Council for your leadership during our first year 22 7/16/2015