Union Mission Annual Report 2010

Fostering Independent Livingfor Savannah’s Homeless

2010 ANNUAL PERFORMANCE REPORT

By any measure, 2010 served as a landmark year for Union

Mission, Inc. As the recession deepened, workers lost their

jobs and the economic outlook worsened, the need in our

community grew. From shelter and health care to family

counseling and job training, the need for Union Mission’s

services truly exploded in 2010.

Thankfully, Union Mission responded to this urgent need in

our community, making a difference in the lives of families

and individuals throughout coastal Georgia.

Union Mission’s mission is to end and prevent homelessness

in the greater Savannah area. We provide shelter for hundreds of homeless people each year,

but do so much more to help those in need. In 2010, this non-profit organization provided

critical housing, job training, health care, substance abuse counseling and additional

services, addressing both the root causes and the end result of homelessness.

Despite an array of challenges, 2010 was a year of great success for Union Mission. The

organization hosted a Family Health Fair, Prostate Cancer Screening and many other free

events. Grants provided funds to help high-risk, HIV-positive individuals and to launch

an innovative new program designed to deliver enhanced behavioral health services to

homeless adults in Savannah. Through the Angel Tree Program, we helped make the

holidays brighter for homeless families and children.

Since 1936, Union Mission has been providing vital humanitarian and social services to

Savannah’s homeless and special needs communities. A strategic network of programs

provides solutions and offers hope, even in the darkest times. Every day, we all face the

challenges that come our way, but sometimes we need a helping hand. Union Mission

offers that support to those who need it most. Please review Union Mission’s 2010 Annual

Report in detail for a deeper understanding of how Union Mission helps those in need in

our community and for insight into some of the organization’s most inspiring “success

stories” for 2010. While Union Mission has made considerable progress in helping end

homelessness, there is still much work to be done. We appreciate your support and look

forward to making a positive impact in our community in 2011 and beyond.

Sincerely,

Gerald L. Rainey

Chairman

Union Mission, Inc. Board of Directors

A Message From the ChairmanIn July 2010, Frances Carter, Ph.D. was selected as the new

President and CEO of Union Mission. Frances continues

Union Mission’s longstanding tradition of exceptional

leadership, bringing extensive experience in the non-profit

sector to her position.

Over the years, she served as Associate Director of Academic

Programs at Mercer University School of Medicine, Special

Projects Director for the Central Georgia Cancer Coalition,

Grants Chair for the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer

Foundation and Psychometrist for the Department of

Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences at Mercer University School of Medicine.

Frances continued to lead Union Mission forward as she met with public and private groups

in Washington, D.C. to determine the best course of action in the face of a serious economic

downturn. Through successful strategic planning and collaborative efforts, Frances provided

visible leadership in achieving community-wide homeless services and prevention objectives.

She embraced private-sector fundraising, federal and state resource development, and

effective governmental and private sector relationships which will carry Union Mission through

these turbulent times and help end homelessness.

Union Mission strives for excellence in leadership and is proud to have an executive

management team with such passion for the work we do. Our steadfast commitment to

helping others rebuild their lives enables us to attract the best and brightest to work together

to end and prevent homelessness in the Savannah area.

Excellence in Leadership

independenceSkip Eloge Chief Financial Officer

Terry Cassidy Vice President for Counseling Services

Aretha Jones Vice President for Health Services

Sarah Lingenfelter Vice President for Education & Training

Letitia Robinson Vice President for Housing Services

Lisa Jones Executive Office Manager

Union Mission Annual Report 2010

Union Mission’s future has never looked brighter. As of January 1, 2011, the J.C. Lewis Health Care Center became an independent corporation, stepping out from beneath the Union Mission umbrella. This change means that we can focus on our core work, which is reducing homelessness in our community.

We understand that shelter is a basic human need for everyone. At Union Mission, we offer emergency shelter and permanent housing solutions to those in need. In fact, we provide eight different programs providing a wide range of housing options.

Union Mission had another successful year in 2010, fulfilling our goal of reducing homelessness and providing assistance to those in need right here in our own community.

In 2010, Union Mission touched the lives of more than 4,000 people through a variety of programs. Every day, we provide housing for more than 650 individuals in need. Please read about our 2010 programs and learn more about our many success stories in the pages of this Annual Report.

As many of you know, the key to our success lies in the dedication of our hard-working staff. We have a talented, devoted team of professionals who help those in need in our community throughout the year. From providing shelter to offering counseling, the Union Mission staff goes above and beyond the call of duty every day, making sure that individuals and families get the help they so desperately need.

Since 1936, Union Mission has served as a beacon of hope in good times and bad times. We couldn’t do the work we do at Union Mission without local, state and federal funding and without the support we receive from people like you. Thank you for your commitment to our cause and for your belief in our mission. I’m proud to be part of a community that makes reducing homelessness a priority. I’m proud to help create an environment that encourage independence.

I’m proud to be part of Union Mission.

Sincerely,

Frances Carter, Ph.D.President and CEOUnion Mission, Inc.

Becoming Independent

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A roof over your head. At Union Mission, we understand that shelter is a basic

human need for everyone in our community. Union Mission provides drug-free

housing to those in need through a variety of programs designed to assist people

in getting back on their feet and becoming as independent and self-sufficient

as possible.

“After years of living on the streets most of

my adult life, Union Mission gave me stability

through permanent housing, counseling and

employment opportunities. I’m truly grateful to

Union Mission for playing a major role in who

I am today. Now, I live to give back to others. I

couldn’t have done it without the amazing staff

at Union Mission.”

--Dana, Kole Center Resident Assistant

and Grace House cook 237Emergency Shelter

Men, Women

received

at Union Mission in 2010

Providing Shelter

& Children Success Story

James, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, spent

many years trying to drink away his problems

and eventually became homeless. Union Mission

helped him become clean and sober and provided

him with permanent, stable housing. “I am home

now,” James enthuses. “I’m so grateful to Union

Mission for helping me get my life back on track and

encouraging me to become a productive citizen.”


The J.C. Lewis Health Care Center, Inc. offers primary, oral, behavioral and

preventative health care services to individuals in need in our community.

Established in 1999, the center is a Federally Qualified Health Center for Homeless

(HCH) as well as a designated Community Health Center (CHC), operating from

a main campus in downtown Savannah as well as two satellite clinics in area

homeless facilities.

In 2010, the J.C. Lewis Health Care Center, Inc. treated 7,799 patients for 25,029

medical visits. The center also hosted a free Family Health Fair, free prostate

cancer screenings and a number of other community-related events. From disease

prevention to prescription assistance, the center has steadily grown into one of

the most significant providers of integrated medical care to Chatham County’s

homeless, uninsured and underinsured population.

Health Care & Dental Care

Who Needed It Most.

7,799 In 2010, the

J.C. Lewis Primary Health Care Center, Inc.

helped

Individuals


At the center of Union Mission’s philosophy of helping empower individuals to

become self-sufficient, lies the Counseling Center. Our unique brand of commitment

to individual responsibility enables us to assist individuals and families with

achieving goals which promote more successful and satisfying lives.

received

Counseling & Hope

Success StoryTina used marijuana, crack cocaine, powder

cocaine and alcohol throughout her teen years

and for most of her adult life. Tina began her

journey of chemical dependency at the age to 17,

explaining that “family members and boredom”

led her to experiment with drugs.

Thanks to her involvement with Union Mission’s

counseling program, she has been drug-free for

nearly three years. “Now I feel free,” she enthuses.

Tina is grateful to the staff at Union Mission, who

taught her how to manage her life without the use

of drugs. Union Mission’s structured program and

firm discipline provided a way out of the cycle of

addiction and gave her a second chance at life.

1,534 Treatment and Hope through our Counseling Center.


independent living

Changing Lives, Providing Hope.


At Union Mission we understand that the first step to self-sufficiency is steady

employment. The Employment & Training Center (ETC) provides employment

services, life skills training, work training, job placement, and follow-up services

to homeless and at-risk for homelessness persons. We combine these services

with our substance abuse counseling and drug-free policies to create the optimal

environment for talents to grow and thrive in the workforce.

through Union Mission’s Employment Center

Job Training

Success StoryMarvin, a local entrepreneur, experienced

homelessness for the first time in his life in 2009, after

his attempt to launch a new business failed. Although

this former management consultant had a B.S. in

Computer Science and excellent job experience, he

had difficulty finding employment.

Marvin turned to Union Mission for help, staying at

the emergency shelter and enrolling in GAWORK$,

a Department of Labor program which matches

unemployed workers with for-profit, non-profit or

government entities to work 24 hours a week for six

weeks. One of Marvin’s employers was so impressed

with his job skills and

his work ethic that the

temporary position

became permanent.

327 Jobs


Starfish Café provides a unique

program focused on training

homeless individuals to work

in the hospitality industry in

Savannah and beyond.

Graduates of our program

have amassed considerable

skills in both preparation

and serving of food and are

ServeSafe certified.

Starfish Café

Success Story Deverick, the assistant chef at Starfish Café,

knows how it feels to be homeless and hopeless.

A convicted felon and former drug addict, Deverick

has turned his life around thanks to Union Mission’s

local housing and job training programs.

Today, this Starfish Café graduate inspires others

who are down on their luck, teaching them hands-

on cooking skills and helping them make their own

dreams come true. “I try my hardest every single

day,” he says. “I have a real passion for what I’m

doing. Every morning, I look forward to going to

work.”

29Graduates

5,000 Meals

Who Served Over


Community InvolvementVolunteers at Union Mission reconnect the homeless back into the larger

community, helping to rebuild support systems for our clients. Additionally, our

volunteers help to educate the community about homelessness by sharing their

volunteer experiences with friends and neighbors. In 2010, Union Mission had

over 546 volunteers spending time helping others become successful, productive

community members.

7,142 Hours of

ServiceGold ($1,000 - $4,999)Abercorn DentistryMr. & Mrs. Ben BarnesBernard Williams & CompanyMr. & Mrs. J. B. BlackburnBonitz of Georgia, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Roger BowmanBrasseler USA Dental, LLCMr. & Mrs. Stephen BruceMr. & Mrs. Robert CallahanDabbs-WilliamsMrs. Sarah DarwinMrs. Mary DemereDermody Properties FoundationMr. & Mrs. Edward DerstDr. & Mrs. James DewberryECW of St. John’s ChurchMr. & Mrs. Julius EdelRev. Micheal ElliottMr. & Mrs. David ErmerMr. & Mrs. George FawcettMr. & Mrs. Brian FingerleMs. Courtney FlexonGE FoundationGeorgia PowerMs. Susan HeadMr. & Mrs. George HillsHunter, MacLean, Exley, & Dunn, PCMr. Charles IzlarJ&R Computer Solutions, Inc.J.C. Lewis Foundation, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Eldon KennedyMr. & Mrs. Donald KoleMrs. Nancy LewisMaximus FoundationRev. George MaxwellMr. & Mrs. Herbert McKenzieMemorial Health Univ. Medical CenterMr. & Mrs. John NeelyMr. & Mrs. Gerald RaineyMr. Paul SchmidtSchwab Charitable FundDr. & Mrs. William Douglas SkeltonSkidaway Island Presbyterian ChurchSkidaway Island United Methodist ChurchSt. Thomas Thrift Store Inc.Mr. & Mrs. John TatumThe Estate of George Oliver HoweThe Gardner Family FoundationThe John and Emma Derst FoundationThe Myrtle Jones King Charitable FoundationThe Solomons FundThe Wachovia FoundationDr. Patricia TurnerWachovia BankMr. & Mrs. Martin WaltmanMr. & Mrs. S. Elmo WeeksWeiner, Shearouse, Weitz, & GreenbergWestat

Our Donors Millennium ($50,000 - $99,999)The Victoria B Jenkins Charitable FoundationMr. & Mrs. Curtis AndersonThe Estate of Ruby G. Franklin

Platinum ($10,000 - $49,999)Bank of America Charitable FoundationEli Lilly and CompanyInnomed, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Philip Solomons, Jr.

Diamond ($5,000 - $9,999)Courtney Knight Gaines Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Skip ElogeGulfstream Aerospace Corporation Isle of Hope United Methodist ChurchMr. John Jennings Savannah Benevolent AssociationSuntrust Bank The Savannah Community Foundation, Inc.Wells Fargo


Friend ($1 - $99)Mr. Danny Adams

Advantage Staffing

Ms. Tracy Anderson

Mr. & Mrs. A. Bays Anderson

Mrs. Janet Argroves

Mr. & Mrs. James Arnold

Ms. Kathleen Aull

Mr. Charles Austin

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Barstow

Ms. Priscilla Beckwith

Mr. & Mrs. John Blunt

Mr. David Bollinger

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bostwick

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bourland

Mr. Ben Bowne

Mr. J.P. Boyle

Ms. Barbara Bradford

Ms. Karen Young Bryan

Mr. James Buchman

Mr. & Mrs. James Bullock

Ms. Tracey Burdette

Mr. & Mrs. William Burke

Mr. & Mrs. Terry Burnsed

Ms. Silvia Cartagena

Mr. James Chirbas

Coastal Catering

Ms. Susannah Conroy

Mr. Christopher Cooper

Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Curlee

Ms. Alexandra De Sherbinin Clemm

Ms. Sarah Deal

Mr. & Mrs. M. Delorme

Mr. & Mrs. Warren Dixon

Ms. Judith Downing

Mr. Jared Downs

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dudley

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dutko

Ms. Haley Egesdahl

Dr. Charles Fana

First City Network

First Presbyterian Church

Mr. Albert Fisher

Ms. Pearlie Frazier

Mr. & Mrs. James Frazier

Mrs. Jane Furchgott

Mr. & Mrs. Murray Galin

Ms. Hester Haas

Mr. & Mrs. Jordan Harris

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harrison

Mrs. Lois Haslam

Mr. & Mrs. Rob Henderson

Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Hetager

Dr. Thomas Hetherington

Mr. Leroy Hill

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Waldrop

Ms. Kathryn Waller

Ms. Linda Warsek

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Waters

Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Wettengel

Mr. Richard Allen Williams

Mr. & Mrs. Allen Williams

Ms. Nita Wonderley

Mr. & Mrs. David Wyland

Mr. Warren Youmans

Ms. Elizabeth Hodges

Dr. & Mrs. Frank Hoffman

Mr. Toby Hollenberg

Mr. & Mrs. Lovick Holloway

Mr. & Mrs. Karl Holmen

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Huntly

Mr. Waltraut Hurd

Ms. Joan Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. David Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Verner Kelly

Ms. Indira Koganti

Mr. Milton Kramer

Ms. Lesha Lanier

Mr. & Mrs. John Lauridsen

Mr. & Mrs. William Leavengood

Mr. Horace Leysath

Mr. Thomas Loizides

Ms. Pamela Lossing

Mr. & Mrs. Basil Lukin

Mrs. Frances Maclean

Ms. Miranda Marchant

Mr. Edmund Marinucci

Ms. Mary Medley

Dr. & Mrs. Brent Murphy

Ms. Peggy Murphy

Mr. & Mrs. Randell Nord

Mrs. Sarah North

Mr. & Mrs. Richard O’Conner

Mrs. Gilbert Odrezin

Mr. Charles Ortmann

Mr. Thomas Pritchard

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Ram

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Reagan

Mr. & Mrs. William Redd

Mr. & Mrs. Wm. David Reeves

Mr. Stephen Rilee

Mr. & Mrs. W.F. Robertson

Ms. Sharon Russell

Mr. & Mrs. W. Thomas Sanderlin

Mr. Phillip Schaengold

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Schott

Ms. Cecielia Sears

Mr. & Mrs. John Seckinger

Mr. John Sheppard

Ms. May Ann Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Harry South

St. Paul Academy for Boys

Ms. Susan Tanner

Dr. Richard Taylor

Mr. Carl Tobey

Mr. & Mrs. William Trice

Trinity Lutheran Church

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Tuten

United Methodist Church

Ms. Gloria Vanfleet

Ms. Patricia Vater

Silver ($500 - $999)Mr. & Mrs. Scott BoiceMr. Patrick CarverChatham Steel CorporationMr. & Mrs. Kenneth CoeMr. J. Tom ColemanMr. & Mrs. Paul CollinDabbs, Hickman, Hill & Cannon LLPMr. & Mrs. W. EasterlinMr. & Mrs. Robert FordMs. Brenda GainesHurt, Norton & AssociatesMr. & Mrs. Jeff KoleMs. Lynn KritterDr. Kathryn MartinMs. Jean McCormickMr. & Mrs. Charles McCoyMr. & Mrs. Louis ParentPaula Deen Enterprises, LLCMr. & Mrs. Donald PitreMr. Eduardo RivasSavannah Dental SocietySavannah Presbytery Unified AcctSouthern States Educational FoundationMr. & Mrs. William SpragueMs. Kay SweatThe Savannah BankMr. & Mrs. Henry ThompsonUnited Insurance Company of AmericaMr. & Mrs. Randolph Wilson

Bronze ($250 - $499)Armstrong Atlantic State UniversityMs. Barbara BlantonMs. Shirley BraddyMr. & Mrs. Edward CareyMrs. Verna CollinsMr. & Mrs. Charles ComptonDr. Anthony CookDr. & Mrs. Henry CrociMr. Peter DerfnerMr. & Mrs. John DugganMr. William EganMs. Elizabeth EureMr. Marvin EveretteMrs. Deborah FerrariMrs. A.M. GoldkrandMr. George GoreMr. Robert HandelmanMr. & Mrs. Myron KaminskyDr. & Mrs. Gerald KramerMr. & Mrs. Lewis MasseyMr. & Mrs. Thomas McMullinMr. Allen MichaelMr. & Mrs. George MillerMortgage Bankers Association of

SavannahDr. Lorraine Pare’Prudential Foundation Matching GiftsMr. George RankinMr. & Mrs. Creed ReaganSt. Michael’s Episcopal MenMr. & Mrs. Joe SteffenThe Emerging Leaders CommitteeThe Landings CompanyMrs. Dorothy WadeMs. Deborah Ann WilkowskiMr. & Mrs. Earl YarbroughMr. Alex Zipperer

Partner ($100 - $249)Mr. Anthony Abbott

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Adams

Ms. Mary Adams

Mr. Robert Barber

Mrs. Ida Barber

Ms. Puttie Barnes

Mr. & Mrs. Steven Beauvais

Ms. Linda Bleicken

Mr. & Mrs. Murray Bono

Mr. Thomas Cannon

Ms. Terry Cassidy

Ms. Jane Clemens

Mr. James Cox

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Czarnecki

Ms. E. Anne Dark

Mr. & Mrs. Asa Barnes Davis

Mr. & Mrs. Mario De La Guardia

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Dillon

Mrs. Nan All Dismukes

Doll Collectors Guild of Savannah

Ms. Amelia Dreese

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Drescher

Ms. Mary Jane Duncan

ECW of St. Francis of the Islands

Mrs. Margaret Elliott

Dr. Nancy Eschette

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Everitt

Mr. & Mrs. J. Roger Fletcher

Ms. Nanci Futrell

Mr. Edward Gadl

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gephart

Mr. & Mrs. William Gladden

Mr. Todd Gore

Dr. & Mrs. Jimmie Gross

Mr. Arden Hadwin

Mr. & Mrs. E. Ross Hanson

Dr. & Mrs. Robert Jarman

Dr. Jane Jennings

Mr. Lee Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Johnson

Just Give

Mr. & Mrs. C. Dean Klahr

Mr. Carl Kleeman

Mr. & Mrs. Marion Lanier

Mr. & Mrs. David Litten

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Little

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Maggioni

Mr. & Mrs. M.J. McDevitt

Mr. James McGraw

Mr. Michael McLearn

Mr. James Metts

Mr. William Metz

Ms. Eleen Miles

Mrs. Gloria Monsees

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Mote

North Atlanta Church of Christ, Inc.

Mrs. Louise Owens

Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert Paddison

Mrs. Judith Palmer

Partnership for Giving

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Patterson

Mr. & Mrs. John Patterson

Ms. Kathryn Pelletreau

Mr. & Mrs. James Perryman, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. A.M. Peterson

Mr. Michael Polak

Mr. & Mrs. John Reese

Mr. Richard Rehm

Resurrection of Our Lord Catholic Church

Mr. William Robinson

Ms. Linda Rogers Fisk

Savannah Bridge Co., Inc.

Savannah Chapter GA Power Ambassadors

Savannah Friends Quaker Meeting

Savannah Lodge #183

Mr. & Mrs. John Sewell

Rev. Harry Shipps

Dr. & Mrs. George Shriver

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Smith

Mr. & Mrs. William Smith

Mr. & Mrs. Channing Smith

Mr. & Mrs. William Smith

Ms. Maria Sparkman

Mr. & Mrs. Dietmar Strohmetz

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Suh

Ms. Lisa Sunday

Mr. & Mrs. John Tucker

Mr. & Mrs. William Ulmer

United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta

Mr. & Mrs. Wiley Wasden

Wesley Monumental Methodist Church

West Rehab Services, Inc.

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Wilbur Wiggins

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Williams

Mr. & Mrs. John Willoughby

Mr. & Mrs. James Wojcik

Yates Astro


Financials

Mr. Jerry Rainey (Chair), Retired President, SunTrust Bank

Mr. John Tatum (Vice-Chair), Partner & Managing Attorney, Hunter, Maclean, Exley, and Dunn

Mr. Tom Coleman (Secretary), Owner & President, Bonitz of GA, Inc.

Mr. Don Waters (Treasurer), President, Brasseler, USA

Dr. Linda Bleicken, University President, Armstrong Atlantic State University

Mr. Arthur B. Dana, CPA & Partner, Lazard, Dana, Curlee, & Arkin

Mr. Stephen S. Green, President & CEO, Stephen Green Properties

Ms. Frances G. Kaminsky, Director, Paul Harris Fellow

Ms. Renee Kennedy*, Radio / TV Personality: WRHQ FM & WJCL TV

Dr. Gerald Kramer, Dentist & Owner, Gerald E. Kramer, DDS

Mr. William Lattimore, Jr., Owner & President, The Lattimore Company

Mr. Herbert McKenzie, Retired Pharmaceutical Executive, Sterling Drug, Inc.

Mr. Charles F. McMillan, Sr., Managing Partner, McMillan and Associates

Mr. Tom McMullin, Retired Attorney

Mr. Eric Meyerhoff, Retired Architect, Gunn Meyerhoff Shay Architects, PC

Mr. David Paddison, Insurance Broker, Seacrest Partners

Mr. Mr. Phillip S. Schaengold, President & CEO, Memorial Health

Mr. Philip Solomons, Jr., Retired Owner & President, Wholesale Pharmaceuticals Distribution

Ms. Marian Teuton, Customer Service Manager, Georgia Power

Mr. Elmo Weeks, Consultant, Fox & Weeks Funeral Home

Mr. Rick Winger, Retired President & CEO, Savannah Economic Development Authority

Ms. Patricia A. Yarbrough, First Lady of Savannah State University

2010 Board of DirectorsStatement of Financial Position

$ 13,55225,645

472,31935,031

11,996,614

$ 12,543,161

$ 443,8025,965,626

6,409,428

6,133,733

$ 12,543,161

Assets

Statement of Activities

Support and Revenue

$ 6,485,441852,906163,471

7,501,818

1,430,056

4,703,677

$ 6,133,733

$ 4,535,1101,569,453

571,1561,745,416

510,739

$ 8,931,874

Cash Investments Grants Receivable Inventory Property and Equipment (net)

Total Assets

**Union Mission is committed to upholding the highest standards of excellence and accountability. To provide rigorous fiscal management, the Finance Committee for the Board of Directors meets regularly to review our management and reporting practices. In addition, Union Mission is externally audited and has received a clean, unqualified audit opinion.

Accounts Payable Debts Payable Total Liabilities

Net Assets

Total Liabilities & Net Assets

Grants and Contracts Contributions Program Revenues Gain on Property Sale Other Revenue

Total Revenue and Support

Program Services Management & General Fundraising Total Expenditures

Increase in Net Assets Beginning Net Assets

Ending Net Assets

Expenditures

Liabilities and Net Assets

Union Mission Annual Report 2010

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