HOW TO PLEDGE ONLINE New Jersey State Employees Charitable Campaign Oct. 2 – Dec. 10 2012.
Greater West Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign … · Greater West Texas State Employee...
8
2010 Annual Report Greater West Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign You will find, as you look back on your life, that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others. - Henry Drummond
Transcript of Greater West Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign … · Greater West Texas State Employee...
2010 Annual Report
Greater West TexasState Employee Charitable Campaign
You will find, as you look back on your life, that the moments that stand out are the moments when you have done things for others.
- Henry Drummond
About the SECCThe State Employee Charitable Campaign is the only statutorily autho-rized workplace campaign for state agency and higher education em-ployees throughout Texas. In 2010, the SECC marked its 17th year by raising more than $9.856 million for charitable organizations through-out the state, nation and world.
2010 Highlights & Accomplishments• The former Lubbock Area SECC raised $825,717 and West Central
Texas SECC raised $131,797 for a combined total of $957,514!
• 4,608 state employees gave to the charity of their choice.
• In July, over 50 people attended the first ever Lubbock area SECC charity tour. They visited the Children’s Advocacy Center, Ronald Mc-Donald House, South Plains Food Bank, Early Learning Center, and Boys & Girls Club.
• Our Facebook page launched in September. Visit the page today and become a fan! www.facebook.com/pages/Greater-West-Texas-State-Employee-Charitable-Campaign/103542263037744
• Over 27 speakers from local eligible charities participated in the Speakers’ Bureau, attending 37 meetings and 3 agency fairs.
Texas Tech employees visit with local chari-ties at the SECC Kickoff & Agency Fair on Sep-tember 2.
greater WEST TEXAS
WACO
TEXAS PINE BELT
SAN ANTONIO
RIO GRANDEVALLEY
RED RIVER
LAREDO
HOUSTON
GALVESTON
EL PASO
EL PASO
EAST TEXAS
DENTON
DALLAS/FT WORTH
CONCHO VALLEY
COASTAL
BEND
CAPITALAREA
BRAZOSVALLEY
AMARILLO
map of secc campaign areas
In 2010, the Local Employee Committees of the Lubbock and West Cen-tral Texas State Employee Charitable Campaigns (SECC) began looking for ways to make the campaign more efficient and cost-effective. It was decided to merge the campaign areas, bringing them under one local campaign manager. The Permian Basin campaign area, inactive since 2006, was also added to the merger to form the Greater West Texas SECC. This new campaign is managed by the Lubbock Area United Way and covers 47 counties.
47 COUNTIES COVERED BY THE GREATER WEST TEXAS SECC
Andrews, Bailey, Borden, Brown, Callahan, Cochran, Coleman, Cottle, Crane, Crosby, Dawson, Dickens, Eastland, Ector, Fisher, Floyd, Gaines, Garza, Hale, Haskell, Hockely, Howard, Jones, Kent, King, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Martin, Midland, Mitchell, Motley, Nolan, Pecos, Reeves, Scurry, Shackelford, Stephens, Stonewall, Taylor, Terrell, Terry, Throckmorton, Upton, Ward, Winkler, Yoakum
Campaign Merger
Lubbock Area SECC West Central Texas SECCLubbock Area United Way 62,887.96$ United Way of Abilene 4,396.00$ American Red Cross, South Plains Chapter 9,956.36$ Abilene Hope Haven 1,091.00$ Big Brothers Big Sisters 4,241.00$ Alliance for Women and Children 696.00$ Boy Scouts of America-South Plains Council 7,202.92$ Alzheimer Association, North Central Texas 952.50$ CASA of Lubbock 25,145.08$ American Red Cross, Chisholm Trail 546.75$ Catholic Family Services 31,405.46$ Ben Richey Boys Ranch 2,591.17$ Children's Advocacy Center of Lubbock 11,148.86$ Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Texas 519.00$ Communities in Schools 640.00$ Boys & Girls Club of Abilene 1,372.65$ Early Learning Centers of Lubbock 5,933.42$ Cancer Services Network 1,633.25$ Family Counseling Services 1,145.33$ Communities in Schools 145.00$ Girl Scouts Texas Oklahoma Plains 4,740.68$ Day Nursery of Abilene 469.00$ Goodwill Industries of Lubbock 1,026.00$ Faithworks of Abilene 408.75$ Guadalupe-Parkway Summerville Centers 4,341.05$ Food Bank of West Central Texas 4,519.00$ Legal Aid Society of Lubbock 1,938.96$ Girl Scouts Texas Oklahoma Plains 709.00$ Literacy Lubbock 6,221.32$ Noah Project 2,117.00$ Lubbock Boys' & Girls' Clubs 7,184.53$ Presbyterian Medical Care Mission 277.00$ Lubbock Children's Health Clinic 2,678.12$ The Salvation Army 1,169.00$ Lubbock Rape Crisis Center 11,799.28$ YMCA of Abilene 314.00$ Lutheran Social Services 4,171.28$ Parenting Cottage 3,146.00$ Salvation Army 24,444.96$ Volunteer Center of Lubbock 1,506.56$ Women's Protective Services 28,705.67$ YWCA of Lubbock 2,616.00$ TOTAL 264,226.80$ 23,926.07$
Local Campaign Manager
Lubbock Area SECC West Central Texas SECC
Local Unaffiliated Charities
Assist Human Needs 1,616.04$ Christmas in Action 7,339.48$ Buckner Children & Family Services 9,762.61$ Meals on Wheels Plus, Inc 3,564.75$ Children's Home of Lubbock 23,582.72$ TSTC Regent Circle 4,413.00$ Children's Miracle Network 22,341.48$ United Fund of Breckenridge 1,734.50$ Chorus of Angels 5,422.24$ Volunteer Services Council 1,336.00$ Early Head Start 12,968.55$ West Texas Rehabilitation Center 1,507.75$ High Plains Epilepsy Assn 1,385.56$ Hope Community of Shalom 4,585.48$ Hospice of Lubbock 17,700.20$ Humane Society of West Texas 21,298.25$ Lubbock Habitat for Humanity 12,241.58$ Lubbock Meals on Wheels 27,921.68$ Make-A-Wish Foundation 5,516.32$ Morris Safe House 18,339.56$ Planned Parenthood 15,147.80$ Ronald McDonald House of Lubbock 17,375.16$ South Plains Food Bank 70,535.07$ Volunteer Services Council 2,008.06$ Youth Corps, Inc. 640.80$ TOTAL 290,389.16$ 19,895.48$
2010 Campaign Results
Lubbock Area SECC West Central Texas SECC
CAMPAIGN TOTAL
$ 825,716.75 $ 131,797.35
Lubbock Area SECC West Central Texas SECC
Local Federations
Amarillo SECC 321.00$ Amarillo SECC 180.00$ Brazos Valley SECC 300.00$ Brown County United Way 5,212.83$ Capital Area SECC 360.00$ Scurry County United Way 4,994.21$ Concho Valley SECC 204.00$ Denton SECC 1,500.00$ El Paso SECC 240.00$ Houston SECC 100.00$ Plainview Area United Way 9,397.12$ Red River SECC 1,989.00$ San Antonio SECC 120.00$ West Central Texas SECC 466.00$ TOTAL 14,997.12$ 10,387.04$
Lubbock Area SECC West Central Texas SECC
Statewide Federations
ABC - America's Best Charities 77,129.63$ ABC - America's Best Charities 43,396.12$ Adopt-A-Beach 240.00$ Adopt-A-Beach 84.00$ America's Charities 15,650.02$ America's Charities 6,749.80$ Black United Fund of TX Charities 1,566.00$ Black United Fund of TX Charities 327.00$ Children's Charitable Alliance of TX 5,910.47$ Children's Charitable Alliance of TX 3,431.74$ Christian Community Charities 8,971.93$ Christian Community Charities 1,568.00$ Community Health Charities Texas 61,398.33$ Community Health Charities Texas 13,847.35$ Community Shares of Texas 5,174.84$ Community Shares of Texas 696.00$ Earth Share of Texas 19,857.36$ Earth Share of Texas 1,489.00$ Fund for Veterans Assistance 3,112.92$ Fund for Veterans Assistance 542.00$ Global Impact 21,476.51$ Global Impact 744.00$ Local Independent Charities of Texas 5,456.34$ Local Independent Charities of Texas 459.00$ Neighbor to Nation 25,253.32$ Neighbor to Nation 3,692.75$ Save Texas History 325.00$ Save Texas History 70.00$ Texas Match the Promise Foundation 2.00$ Texas Match the Promise Foundation -$ Texas State History Museum 238.00$ Texas State History Museum 60.00$ TOTAL 251,762.67$ 77,156.76$
Lubbock Area SECC West Central Texas SECC
Undesignated
Undesignated TOTAL 4,341.00$ Undesignated TOTAL 432.00$
The Year in PicturesA group of state employees visit the South Plains Food bank during the first Lubbock SECC Charity Tour.
The Department of Family and Protective Services in Lubbock kick off their campaign with a cookout.
Grace Hernandez presents awards for the 2009 campaign at the Texas Tech University Kickoff and Agency Fair.
Thank you for supporting the Greater West Texas State Employee Charitable Campaign!
Employees at the Lubbock State Supported Living Center browse tables at their kickoff and agency fair.
Karen Perry announces the West Central Texas SECC total at the final United Way of Abilene report luncheon.
Texas Tech coordinators show their Tech pride at campaign coordinator training.
Greater West Texas SECC1655 Main Street, Suite 101
Lubbock, TX 79401(806) 747-2711
Find us online!• www.secctexas.org
• www.depts.ttu.edu/secc
• www.facebook.com/pages/Greater-West-Texas-State- Employee-Charitable-Campaign/103542263037744
2010 Local Employee Committees
Darcy Pollock (chair), Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center David Abercia, Texas Tech UniversityDianah Ascencio, Texas Department of TransportationMischell Coe, Lubbock State Supported Living CenterWendi Edwards, Department of Family and Protective ServicesCasey Harmon, Texas Tech University SystemAmy McBride, Texas Tech University
Lubbock Area LEC
West Central Texas LECKaren Perry (chair), Texas Department of Criminal JusticeRea Barry, Department of Aging and Disability ServicesDorothy Clay, Department of Family and Protective ServicesMartha Gillilan, Department of Family and Protective ServicesFawn Grissett, Department of Family and Protective ServicesMary Beth Kilgore, Texas Department of TransportationBeth Laird, Department of Aging and Disability ServicesShana Ortega, Department of Aging and Disability ServicesSandi Saringer, Department of Family and Protective ServicesWarden Sam Seale, Texas Department of Criminal JusticeVickie Wilhite, Health and Human Services Commission
2011 Campaign begins September 1st!
