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Whatsoever Community Center

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WHATSOEVER COMMUNITY CENTER

JUNIOR BOARD GROUP 4 2013-2014
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MISSION STATEMENT

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Whatsoever Community Center supports the growth and development of families, by providing a variety of programs for children, youth, and adults to build a solid foundation for life.

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HISTORY

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Started in 1915.
Started as a soup kitchen.
Later realized the needs of our community were greater then just hunger.

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AGENCY

JOHN CONNOR, ANNIE MULLEN, SLOANE SMITH, PALOMA SOLORIO, MAX WILLIAMS.
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Location
1201 Ewing Avenue
Kansas City, MO 64126

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LEADERSHIP

  • Executive Director- Charlie Gascich
  • Board of Directors President- Darrell Stone
  • Youth Services Director- Matt Tannenhill
  • Community Services Director- Patrico Lazen
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COMMUNITY

BEN KEEFE, BRADY MCCARTHY, EDIE LIVERS, HAYDEN ROBERTS, OLIVIA ROSE.
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Whatsoever serves the children in the community between the early years of childhood to older teenagers that want to continue their education.

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The importance of Whatsoever is it gives education, food, and opportunity to kids who deserve it but can't afford it.

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The community is now a better place with Whatsoever keeping the kids safe and protected.

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FINANCIALS

GABBY MARTINEZ, CLAIRE MOLLOY, LUKE PTTMAN, SAM SERRANO, ELLERY STUBBERS.
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FINANCIALS

  • 2013 Percentage amounts Whatsoever received from the following sources of funding:
  • Government- 30% Foundations- 10% Corporations-2% Individuals- 5%
  • Fundraising Events- 14% Other- 39%
  • Revenue: $416,025 Expenses: $416,025
  • They get most of their money from the government, client fees, and organizations like United Way.
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In 2013, Whatsoever Community Center raised over $352, 141.84.

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PROGRAMS

REED LEVI, ISA LIPARI, JACKSON PICKETT, AIDAN SCURATO, SLAYTON SMITH.
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PROGRAMS OFFERED

  • Early Childhood/Daycare
  • Pre-School
  • Summer Day Camp
  • Boxing Club
  • Family Growth
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PROGRAMS OFFERED (CONT.)

  • The Apollo Project
  • Youth Services Programs
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About 25 people a day per program.
The preschool program serves more than 25 a day.

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It costs about $329, 852. 44 to run all of the programs in 2013.

Sloane Smith