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Community Services Quarterly Report

Please complete all relevant information about your community service ministry.

Information


Program Statistics


A: Clients


B: Food Program


C. Cash Assistance


D. Personal/Household Goods


E. Administrative


F. Personal Growth


Thrift Store Ministry Survey


EXPLANATION OF PROGRAM STATISTIC ITEMS:

  • Total clients served: Number of individual clients who were served through your programming during the bindicated quarter. If they were served more than once, count each time they were served.
  • Families served: Number of family groups who were served through your programming during the indicated
  • quarter. If they were served more than once, count each time they were served.
  • New families served: Number of families for whom the indicated quarter is the first time they were served through your programming.
  • Referrals made to other agencies: Any referrals for any services to another entity.
  • Meals served: This number should include the number of individuals served at each meal offered through your programming. If individuals were served at multiple meals during the indicated quarter, they should be counted for each meal.
  • Food Bags Given: Boxes or bags of food given to individuals.
  • Holiday Food Baskets: Boxes or bags of food given specifically at Thanksgiving and Christmas time.
  • Cash value of food dispensed: This figure is calculated by multiplying the weight in pounds of the food dispensed by $1.50. This should reflect the total amount from the food program including items under B:1-3.
  • Dollar value of traveler’s aid: Any monetary assistance given including motel lodging, gasoline etc.
  • Dollar amount of rent/utilities: Dollar amount of monies given to assist with housing costs.
  • Dollar amount of cash grants: Dollar amount of monies given in form of cash or gift cards.
  • Dollar value of other purchases: Monies spent on purchases made to meet needs of individuals not already reflected in preceding categories, such as for prescriptions.
  • Total Dollar value of Cash Grants: This should reflect the values listed in C:1-3 and any other monies given.
  • Hygiene items Dispensed: This figure includes items such as diapers, toilet paper, toothpaste and deodorant.
  • Number of other items distributed: Any goods distributed not already reflected in the preceding categories.
  • Total Active Volunteers: Any volunteer who contributes time to the program on at least a quarterly basis.
  • Total Volunteer Hours: Total number of service hours contributed to your program/center including time spent preparing for services. For example: if five volunteers served for five hours, the total would be 25 hours.