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    Youth United originated with Pierce

    Countys United Way

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    Opportunities for local non-profit orgs

    IRS Value of Volunteer Time: $20.85 in 2009

    Teach youth in our communities the value of volunteerism Self-worth amongst our youth

    Recognize and reward local youth

    New opportunity to receive a high school letter

    Why a Varsity Letter in Community Service Program?

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    High School Student in Chelan & Douglas County Schools

    At least 145 hours

    Based on the amount of time athletes dedicate to a single sport

    Was enough to show dedication and also be attainable

    Hours must be completed from April 1 to March 31

    Good standing with school

    2.0 GPA

    Same as the athletic standard for local schools

    Time must be verified Students may use volunteer opportunities that are offered on

    the Youth United Calendar, or they may find their own

    What are the Qualifying standards for students?

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    Be a 501(c)3 organization or approved by YU committee

    Approved by YU committee

    Wenatchee Wild

    Wenatchee Venom

    Senior Assisted Living Facilities

    Must not replace or reduce paid employment

    Are responsible for volunteers

    Encouraged to perform a background check and secure a

    Liability release form as necessary

    Agencies and organizations may submit work requests, which

    are placed on a calendar from which YU participants select

    from

    What are the Qualifying standards for Volunteer Service Recipients?

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    Four pilot schools: WenatcheeHigh School

    Eastmont High School

    CashmereHigh School

    Waterville High School

    122 Total Students signed up for YU Varsity Letter program inthe first year

    Formation of Youth Leadership Council A group of outstanding students who are actively involved in the

    Varsity Letter program and seek a challenging leadership role Formed with the purpose of creating, guiding and mentoring a Middle

    School program

    Tasked with identifying monthly service projects for the entire YouthUnited program

    Year One: 2009/2010

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    Year One Sponsors

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    Addition of Chelan & Douglas County High Schools: Chelan

    Entiat

    Leavenworth

    Manson Bridgeport

    Mansfield

    Orondo

    Middle School program (Grades 6-8) is introduced in allChelan & Douglas County Schools

    Addition of Financial Education requirement for award

    Participation grows by 258%

    Year Two: 2010/2011

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    100

    200

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    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

    Pierce County Letter Awards over 10 years

    Letters

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    1000

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    2000

    2500

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    Chelan & Douglas

    Pierce

    Projected Chelan/Douglas Letter Awards over 10 year period

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    Most YU participants will average 200 hours per year

    Only 50 young adults, contributing the minimum 145

    hours throughout a year, will result in 7,250 hours

    contributed to Chelan & Douglas County Communities That same amount of hours at the IRS Volunteer Value

    rate is equivalent to $151,162.50

    At the same projected growth rate of Pierce

    County, Youth United in Chelan & Douglas Counties canproject to contribute a total of 287,100 hours or

    $5,986,035 in service to Chelan & Douglas County

    Communities in 2020/2021 (without inflation)

    Final Facts

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