2015 Brochure - Impact 100 Baldwin County

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Applications must be postmarked by March 31, 2015.
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Make checks payable to Impact 100 Baldwin County
Mail to: PO Drawer 1903, Fairhope, AL 36533
WOMEN TOGETHER
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
IN BALDWIN COUNTY
JOIN IMPACT 100
AND MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Baldwin County is fortunate to have many
nonprofits dedicated to improving the lives of its
citizens. However. many of these agencies struggle
to reach their potential due to a lack of financial
resources. In 2008 a group of Baldwin County
women had an idea: if they pooled their donations
they could collectively make a bigger impact on the
mission of these nonprofits. IMPACT 100 was born,
and awarded its first grant of $82,000.
Since that beginning, Impact 100 has awarded 15
grants totaling $1,386,000. You are invited to join
with other women in Baldwin County to continue
and expand the power of collective giving in 2015.
Become a member by completing
the attached application or
by joining online.
P.O. Drawer 1903, Fairhope, Alabama 36533
Impact 100 Baldwin County is a 501(c)(3) under
federal law and all contributions are tax deductible.
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The only requirement for membership is a donation
of $1000. This provides a one year membership and
voting rights for one person.
A woman may personally fund her membership or
pay her dues by combining funds from no more
than two of these sources: the member, a business,
a trust, or other individuals.
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• Education
• Environment, Preservation &
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• Health & Wellness
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IMPACT 100 BALDWIN COUNTY is a community of
women seeking to transform lives in Baldwin
County by awarding high impact grants to
nonprofits in the areas of:
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OUR MISSION
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APPLICATION
WOMEN TOGETHER . . . COMMUNITY IMPACT
IMPACT 100 BALDWIN COUNTY seeks to benefit
residents of Baldwin County by annually awarding
high impact grants to fund innovative, meaningful
projects. The concept is simple; implementation is
straightforward.
• The annual $1,000 donations of IMPACT 100
members fund the grants. The number and
size of grants given is dependent on the
number of members. The goal is to give a
$100,000 grant in each area every year.
Founded in 2008, IMPACT 100 BALDWIN COUNTY
began with 82 members. Seven years later
membership has grown to 360 members. The
following agencies have been named recipients of
grants through IMPACT 100:
ORGANIZATION
FOCUS AREA
2014
Baldwin Co. Youth
Orchestra
Arts & Culture
Fairhope-Pt Clear Rotary
Youth Club
Education
Lower AL Search &
Rescue
Environment,
Preservation &
Recreation
Autism Avenue
Family
Shepherd’s Place
Health & Wellness
Faulkner Foundation
Arts & Culture
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Family
The Lighthouse
Health & Wellness
Ecumenical Ministries
Family
Under His Wings
Education
Family Promise
Family
Prodisee Pantry
Health & Wellness
2010
Outward Bound
Education
2009
Care House
Health & Wellness
2008
Mary’s Shelter
Family
of 18 and renewable annually.
• Non-profits that serve Baldwin County are
eligible to apply for a grant in one of five
areas.
• Members of IMPACT 100 volunteer to serve on
committees that evaluate the grants and
select a finalist(s) in each area.
• Summaries of the finalists are mailed to the
membership. A representative of each of the
finalists gives a brief presentation of the
agency’s proposal at the annual meeting of
IMPACT 100. The entire membership of IMPACT
100 votes to select the winners.
2013
2012
• Recipient agencies are given 24 months to
complete their projects. Funds are disbursed
as programs are implemented.
IMPACT 100 is run entirely
by members who VOLUNTEER
their
time
and
resources.
ONE HUNDRED PERCENT of the
membership donation is awarded
to the grant recipients. Additional
donations are necessary to fund
operating expenses. All
donations to IMPACT 100 are
TAX DEDUCTIBLE.
IMPACT 100 BALDWIN COUNTY accepts proposals for
funding from non-profits that have Section 501(c)
(3) status. The proposal may be for a capital
project, a new program, an expansion of an
existing program, or a collaborative effort of
several agencies.
YEAR
• Membership is open to all women over the age
2011
TOTAL COUNTYWIDE IMPACT
IMPACT 100 BALDWIN COUNTY
reserves the right to change
its eligibility criteria without notice at any time.
$1,386,000
TRANSFORMING LIVES
Although the agency does not have to be based
in Baldwin County, the project must primarily
benefit residents of Baldwin County.
Each year IMPACT 100 hosts a workshop for nonprofit agencies to assist with the application
process. Those interested in applying for a grant
are encouraged to attend.
Find more information and eligibility
requirements on our website.
The 2014 grant winners from (L to R) are: Arts &
Culture: Baldwin County Youth Orchestra - Leroy
Hughes; Environment, Recreation & Preservation:
Lower Alabama Search & Rescue - Nancy Thompson
and Steve Duckworth; Health & Wellness: Shepherd’s
Place - Ann Pearson and Susie Caminiti; Education:
Fairhope-Point Clear Rotary Youth Programs Frances Campbell and Skipper Tonsmeire; Family:
Autism Avenue - Terri Miles and Ray Miller.
www.Impact100BaldwinCounty.org