2018 ANNUAL REPORT President’s Message IMPACT Core Services · James A. Baxter , Von Briesen &...
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Alcohol and drug abuse. Housing instability. Financial insecurity. Health and mental health crises. There are many challenges in life that can be difficult to resolve on your own. IMPACT is waiting to help you take the first step. We accept that you have traveled a tough road, and will assure you that hope isn’t lost. We review where you’ve been, determine where you want to go, and identify what you’ll need to get there. We put you on the right path and encourage you to take the next step toward positive change. Helping people through personal crisis is what we do, 24-hours-a day, every day. IMPACT changes lives, for good. We help people take the first step to resolve a crisis and create a path toward stabilization; as well as collaborate with our partners to foster system improvement. We do this through: • Comprehensive assessment of complex problems • Expert navigation and connection to appropriate resources • Collection, analysis and interpretation of data • Implementation of research-based planning and process evaluation John Hyatt IMPACT 2-1-1 is a central access point for people in need. During times of personal crisis or community disaster the free, confidential helpline and online resource directory make it easy for residents to get connected to information and assistance. As a partner in the Milwaukee Continuum of Care’s Coordinated Entry system, IMPACT 2-1-1 provides services for those seeking emergency housing assistance by processing requests, assessing client vulnerability, coordinating placement in shelter and permanent supportive housing, managing the waiting lists, and providing prevention navigation to avoid homelessness. Number of contacts: 241,023 Number of Coordinated Entry clients served: 3,891 IMPACT Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services includes consultation and referral for people who are concerned about themselves or a loved one; as well as comprehensive substance abuse screening and assessment to determine eligibility for education, counseling, treatment and recovery support services. IMPACT also raises community consciousness about risky social behaviors and pro- motes healthy lifestyles through the stop drinking [SO MUCH] Wisconsin campaign. Number of people served: 12,973 IMPACT Planning & Evaluation works in partnership with community members, nonprofits and decision makers to advance health and human services throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. Our goal is to take a collaborative approach in building evaluation and data capacity, and provide objective planning and research expertise. We customize the information, resources and tools to meet the specific needs of the project and present meaningful recommendations and findings at the conclusion of our engagements. Number of organizational partners: 18 IMPACT Core Services * Retired 2018 IMPACT Leadership Kim M. Dougherty , Chair, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin Roger Sherman, 1st Vice Chair, Goodwill Industries* Randall C. Harlan, 2nd Vice Chair, Enterforce, Inc. William B. Coleman, Treasurer, Coleman & Williams, LTD Keith Anderson, Immediate Past Chair, Engberg Anderson Design Partnership* James A. Baxter , Von Briesen & Roper, SC Caroline V. Krider , U.S. Bank National Association Cynthia Minuti, Landmark Credit Union Lisa Pendergast, Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation Jill Ritterbusch, City of Milwaukee Health Department* Chris Schmidt, Johnson Controls, Inc. Jeremy Wedell, WorkWise, LLC 2018 ANNUAL REPORT President’s Message In 2018, IMPACT connected nearly 260,000 people with services that help maintain stability, restore health and enhance productivity.
Transcript of 2018 ANNUAL REPORT President’s Message IMPACT Core Services · James A. Baxter , Von Briesen &...
Alcohol and drug abuse.
Housing instability.
Financial insecurity. Health
and mental health crises.
There are many challenges
in life that can be difficult to
resolve on your own. IMPACT
is waiting to help you take
the first step. We accept that
you have traveled a tough
road, and will assure you that
hope isn’t lost. We review where you’ve been, determine where you
want to go, and identify what you’ll need to get there. We put you
on the right path and encourage you to take the next step toward
positive change. Helping people through personal crisis is what we
do, 24-hours-a day, every day.
IMPACT changes lives, for good. We help people take the first step to resolve a crisis and create a
path toward stabilization; as well as collaborate with our partners
to foster system improvement. We do this through:
• Comprehensive assessment of complex problems
• Expert navigation and connection to appropriate resources
• Collection, analysis and interpretation of data
• Implementation of research-based planning and
process evaluation
John Hyatt
IMPACT 2-1-1 is a central access point for people in need. During
times of personal crisis or community disaster the free, confidential
helpline and online resource directory make it easy for residents to
get connected to information and assistance. As a partner in the
Milwaukee Continuum of Care’s Coordinated Entry system, IMPACT
2-1-1 provides services for those seeking emergency housing
assistance by processing requests, assessing client vulnerability,
coordinating placement in shelter and permanent supportive
housing, managing the waiting lists, and providing prevention
navigation to avoid homelessness.
Number of contacts: 241,023
Number of Coordinated Entry clients served: 3,891
IMPACT Alcohol & Drug Abuse Services includes consultation
and referral for people who are concerned about themselves or a
loved one; as well as comprehensive substance abuse screening
and assessment to determine eligibility for education, counseling,
treatment and recovery support services. IMPACT also raises
community consciousness about risky social behaviors and pro-
motes healthy lifestyles through the stop drinking [SO MUCH] Wisconsin campaign.
Number of people served: 12,973
IMPACT Planning & Evaluation works in partnership with
community members, nonprofits and decision makers to advance
health and human services throughout Southeastern Wisconsin.
Our goal is to take a collaborative approach in building
evaluation and data capacity, and provide objective planning
and research expertise. We customize the information, resources
and tools to meet the specific needs of the project and present
meaningful recommendations and findings at the conclusion of
our engagements.
Number of organizational partners: 18
IMPACT Core Services
* Retired2018 IMPACT Leadership Kim M. Dougherty, Chair, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin
Roger Sherman, 1st Vice Chair, Goodwill Industries*
Randall C. Harlan, 2nd Vice Chair, Enterforce, Inc.
William B. Coleman, Treasurer, Coleman & Williams, LTD
Keith Anderson, Immediate Past Chair, Engberg Anderson
Design Partnership*
James A. Baxter, Von Briesen & Roper, SC
Caroline V. Krider, U.S. Bank National Association
Cynthia Minuti, Landmark Credit Union
Lisa Pendergast, Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corporation
Jill Ritterbusch, City of Milwaukee Health Department*
Chris Schmidt, Johnson Controls, Inc.
Jeremy Wedell, WorkWise, LLC
2018 ANNUAL REPORT
President’s Message
In 2018, IMPACT connected nearly 260,000 people
with services that help maintain stability, restore health
and enhance productivity.
Financial InformationHeadquartered in Southeastern Wisconsin, IMPACT has established productive, collaborative relationships with leading businesses, funders,
community stakeholders and other non-profit organizations.
$100,000 and aboveAnonymousImpact100 Greater MilwaukeeUnited Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County
$10,000 to $99,999Isabel & Alfred Bader Fund – A Bader PhilanthropyJane Bradley Pettit FoundationForest County Potawatomi Foundation United Way of Racine CountyUnited Way of Washington County
$5,000 to $9,999Anon Charitable Trust US Bank Foundation Richard L. Weiss
$1,000 to $4,999Keith & Paula Anderson* Aurora Healthcare Briggs & Stratton Corporation Foundation Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin William Coleman Community Advocates Enterforce FEI Behavioral Health Terrence P. Frett Charles & Jean Gorham* Randall Harlan* Samuel & Doris Hersch Chortek Fund Thomas Hoover*John M. & Vicki Hyatt* Charles D. Jacobs*Barbara Karol Caroline KriderCaroline Krider in honor of the Goldberg Family MGIC MWH Law Group National Christian Foundation Network For GoodDuane Nolde*PNC Financial GroupR&R Insurance ServicesJill Ritterbusch and Lee Beitzel*
William Eisner Family Foundation Fund WPS Insurance Corp.
$100 to $999Patricia AckermanAFLACCharles P. Albrecht Frantz F. Backus Richard BarrettJames & Carol BaxterSusan Beck-Riekkoff*Diane Bentley-Henderson*Lisa Berger and Kevin TuckerMary & Robert BregerVickie Boneck* Martha J. Davis*Michael & Terri Davis Bienieri DeSantos Rivera*Wendy Dion*Mark Diszynski and Susan HayKimberly Dougherty*Dryw Elliott*Paul & Arlene EricksonAmy Evens*FEI Behavioral Health Sherry L. Fickau* Kevin Flaherty Carol GeenenAbraham & Beverly Goldberg
in honor of Caroline KriderAndrea GolvachJan GravelinePatricia Gutierrez*Jeffery & Cynthia HarrisDianna Higgins Gino Anthony HoffmanKaren Hoffmann* Anthony & Monica JennaroJewish Family ServicesKane Communications
Group Ted D. Kellner*Joe Liberatore John Lueschow* David J. Mallette* Linda Maris Thomas E. Martin II*Timothy Mattke*Linda MauerZachary McNamer
Daniel D. & Lynne M. Miller in honor of grandsons, MPD Officer Ryan M. Miller and Army Veteran Logan P. Miller
Cynthia MinutiKathy & David MorrisMarie NienhuisGrace P. O’BrienHeather A. ParadisMartha Pincus Steven L. Pizur* Mark & Barbara PollackLois Radke and Walter ParkerPatricia Risser Donna Rongholt-MiganLinda L. SellRoger & Corine Sherman*Duncan ShroutJoseph Smith, Jr. Lisa M. Southern*Susan Stemper* Joy TapperJohn P. & Anne Thomas, Jr.Anne Trunzo Lori Urbschat & Quality
Home Care in honor of my clientsShaileen Vargas-Soto*Cheryl Vaught*Earl Robert Waite* William Ward*Jeremy Wedell*Marie E. Weiss David Whelan Mac & Midge Willson in
honor of Barbara KarolGary WongWorkWise LLCVickilynn Zaffiro-Feerick
$1 to $99Brenna AkertAnonymous in honor of
Shelly DevorkinAmazon SmileErica Anderson Jacki Bentilla*Robin Block*Etienne & Marianne Clare
Susan Clark in honor of John Hyatt Yolanda ColemanTommie Colon*Thomas A. CottamLatrisa Cummings*Charles J. Davis IIIJamila DavisRosemary Delgado*Lisa DunnAsia EvansNancy FloresRosemarie FridrickWanda Funches Mary Golden Sharon R. Grant Vikki Groce*Maureen Hainz Timothy & Monica HanleyHarley-Davidson*Jennifer HernandezMark KershekTimothy & Kira Lafond in
memory of Miriam ParrishElizabeth Larson* Jarrett LuckettTai N’jayeAmanda Pawlak Randle E. Pollard, MDTim Pollard
Thank You to Our Generous 2018 Donors
2017 EXPENSESIMPACT AODA Services ..... $ 1,021,564IMPACT Awareness ........... $ 78,702 Shelter ............................... $ 400,000 IMPACT 2-1-1 .................... $ 961,816 Coordinated Entry ............. $ 727,018Planning & Evaluation ....... $ 326,511 Administrative Expense ..... $ 877,896 Fundraising Expense ......... $ 234,009
Total ...............................$ 4,627,516
On behalf of IMPACT, our board, and the people we serve, I want to extend my sincere appreciation. Your
donation, partnership or advocacy helped us strengthen and extend the reach of our efforts and, as a result,
nearly 260,000 lives in Southeastern Wisconsin were changed, for good. — Kim Dougherty, Board Chair
Proud to be one of our region’s most successful public/private partnerships, IMPACT receives county and city government support from the following:
2017 REVENUEProgram Fees ................... $ 1,106,694Govt Agency Support ....... $ 2,525,026United Way ...................... $ 956,033Donations ........................ $ 388,136 Investment Income........... $ (2,024)Sales to Public .................. $ 48,102
Total .............................. $ 5,021,967
IMPACT is a United Way Community Partner
Donate online at impactinc.org.
Mindy Price in honor of Gail ValentiTracy RogersAngela C. RothenJessica Schulties*Paul Spiroff Ryan Stetz* Bill TerryAmy TeutenbergReggie TroopChristine UllstrupGail Valenti*Mai Zona Vang*Valerie Vidal in honor of Karen VidalMichelle WilkinsLaVonda Winfrey YourCause Jana Zeman*
Confidential AmountAnonymousAnonymous in memory of Harvey James Bentrup IIISherry L. Fickau in memory of
Elliot SandahlWendy Lee Kastelic-BergerDiane KercheckMichelle D. McGrew
We apologize for any errors or omissions that may have been made in recognizing our donors.
We are grateful for the generous in-kind donation from The Bartolotta Restaurants, Caterina’s Ristorante, Gingerbread House, Green Bay Packers, Marcus Hotels & Resorts, Midland Video, Miss Katie’s Diner/Pitch’s Restaurant, and US Bank.
* Donors to the 2018 United Way Campaign
6737 West Washington Street, Suite 2225 | Milwaukee, WI 53214 p: (414) 256-4808 | f: (414) 771-4808 | www.impactinc.org
Kim Dougherty
