2014-08-12T09:25:22-07:00 2013-12-31 OSTER & WHEELER PC 86 WEST ST PO BOX 623 KEENE NH 03431 990 2013-01-01 020236885 MONADNOCK UNITED WAY INC MONA 23 CENTER STREET KEENE NH 03431 Dominic Perkins Treasurer 2014-08-12 true BELINDA S OSTER CPA MST P00033753 6033524500 2013 2015-11-30 17:44:51Z 2135353 false false X WWW.MUW.ORG X 1969 NH Monadnock United Way is dedicated to improving lives by mobilizing diverse partners and investing in programs and people to create long-lasting measurable change. 13 13 9 424 0 2371098 2107364 0 36279 24676 3313 2407377 2135353 1590976 1707556 0 349907 340426 0 210461 109818 190202 2050701 2238184 356676 -102831 2720385 2899154 142098 34072 2578287 2865082 Monadnock United Way is dedicated to improving lives by mobilizing diverse partners and investing in programs and people to create long-lasting measurable change. false false 1750406 THE MONADNOCK UNITED WAY COLLABORATES WITH OTHER MONADNOCK REGION AGENCIES ON VARIOUS PROJECTS. SOME OF THESE PROJECTS PROVIDE THAT THE MONADNOCK UNITED WAY WILL ACT AS FISCAL AGENT FOR SUCH COOPERATIVE EFFORTS. 177808 Community Building:Monadnock United Way continues to work collaboratively with many organizations within Cheshire County and across the State of New Hampshire. This group includes UWNH 211 Project, Creating Positive Change, Volunteer NH, Family Planning Collaborative, CAST (Community and Schools Together), Monadnock Senior Advocates, Community Network Team and Service Link, ItsAboutUs and ItsForParents websites, Cheshire Public Health Network, Monadnock Talks, Heading for Home Regional Housing Coalition, Council for a Healthier Community, Monadnock Alcohol & Drug Abuse Coalition (MADAC), Monadnock Employment Project under MDS Successful Transitions program, Under One Roof/The River Center, Giving Monadnock, United Ways of New Hampshire, Success By 6, The Children's Alliance, Leadership Monadnock, Geriatric Research Committee at Cheshire Medical Center, Contoocook Valley Transportation Company, First Course, Tobacco Free Youth Coalition, Monadnock Legislative Initiative, Monadnock Partnership, MFS Regional Coordinating Council for Families and Children, Southwestern Regional Planning Advisory Committee on Job Access Reverse Commute Study of Rt. 10 Corridor, Monadnock Voices for Prevention Task Group, and Monadnock Area Network for Youth. In 2013 Monadnock United Way continued to serve as the coordinating organization for preparedness programs in long-term disaster recovery and created Monadnock Organizations Active in Disaster.Monadnock United Way serves as the administrator for the Federal Emergency Food and Shelter Program for Cheshire County.MUW worked with United Ways of New Hampshire to successfully launch NH 2-1-1 in June 2008 and continues to participate as an advisor to the project. This collaborative program was given the Business Enterprise Award at the BIA Annual Meeting in October 2008. 45272 ALLOCATIONS: "A Needs Driven Process"The Monadnock United Way has a unique Allocations Process, which ensures fiscal and program accountability while meeting the social service needs of the Monadnock Region.The objective of the Allocations Committee is to deploy Monadnock United Way financial support to maximize the resources available to agencies for services aimed at the most urgent current needs of the community. The allocations system is designed to be accountable to the donor, responsive to people's needs, and inclusive of programs to which the givers wish to contribute.The Committee is composed of 22 volunteers from the entire Monadnock Region representing diversity of experience, gender and age. All Committee members read proposals and listen to presentations from approximately 50 agencies and programs that we fund. In addition, each committee member also serves on a three-member team that reviews in depth, through a site visit, a cluster of seven agencies.This dedicated group of volunteers challenges each agency's effectiveness at providing services, the need for these services in the region and the agency's need for United Way financial support. 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The allocations system is designed to be accountable to the donor, responsive to people's needs, and inclusive of programs to which the givers wish to contribute.The Committee is composed of 22 volunteers from the entire Monadnock Region representing diversity of experience, gender and age. All Committee members read proposals and listen to presentations from approximately 50 agencies and programs that we fund. In addition, each committee member also serves on a three-member team that reviews in depth, through a site visit, a cluster of seven agencies.This dedicated group of volunteers challenges each agency's effectiveness at providing services, the need for these services in the region and the agency's need for United Way financial support. Each individual member of the Allocations Committee commits approximately 100 hours to deliver a report crafted toward meeting the needs of our community. Form 990, Part VI, Line 11b: Form 990 Review Process THE 990 WAS REVIEWED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE WITH THE AUDITING FIRM. THE FINANCE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS WERE REVIEWED AND ACCEPTED BY THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. THE FINAL 990 WAS THEN SENT TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND REVIEWED AND DISCUSSED AT THE NEXT REGULARLY SCHEDULED BOARD MEETING. Form 990, Part VI, Line 12c: Explanation of Monitoring and Enforcement of Conflicts Each year, at the Annual meeting, all members of the Board of Directors receive a copy of the Conflict of Interest Policy and a form for them to complete and sign disclosing any potential conflicts of interest or declare that they have none. Our chief administrator follows up to make sure that all are received. Form 990, Part VI, Line 15b: Compensation Review and Approval Process for Officers and Key Employees USING THE EXPERTISE OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS WHO HAVE BEEN OR ARE INVOLVED IN SETTING COMPENSATIONS, WE DEVELOPED A MINIMUM AND MAXIMUM BASED ON THE MIDPOINT. WE THEN SET CRITERIA FOR EACH LEVEL, BASED ON THE EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE THAT THE FINAL CANDIDATE WOULD HAVE. Form 990, Part VI, Line 19: Other Organization Documents Publicly Available Copies of Monadnock United Way governing documents, conflict of interest policy and financial statements are available to the public. Copies may be obtained by requesting them in person at 23 Center Street, Keene, NH FORM 990 PART 1, LINE 6 - TOTAL NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS OUR 398 VOLUNTEERS WORK ON THE ANNUAL CAMPAIGN (352), ALLOCATIONS (22), BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEES (13), AND OFFICE SUPPORT AND MAINTENANCE (11). THE TOTAL NUMBER OF HOURS THEY VOLUNTEER IS 22,449 BASED ON ACTUAL AND ESTIMATED NUMBERS.