United Way California Capital Region

Program service related expenses in the areas of education, financial stability, and health.

Education- completed the federal community schools grant report and submitted it along with the current year's budget. - reworking literacy tutoring to consider broader academic supports like stem through strategic partnerships to consider funding for out of school time partnerships.- united way kids read: two confirmed schools in west sacramento.- kindercamp: woodland june 12th - july 11th west sacramento tbd clarksburg - summer elop programming sacramento - school site economic impact- free tax prep numbers: total returns as of 3/11- 2,678 total households have received refunds: $4,483,051 caleitc recipients- 934 caleitc amount claimed- $290,844 guaranteed income- gi4 is on track for a relaunch with an anticipated first payment date of june 15,2025.- planning to launch two collegiate gi - one with sacramento state one with american river college total 20 youth with a payment date of july 1, 2025 housing- updating contracts for keep people housed - solano to add additional application support- updating policies to address css needs, including our petty cash, grievance process, in-office time, and communications policy.- working on grants for programming expansions- hired an lcsw

Uwccr in our mission to end poverty has moved to leverage our expertise as service providers and community conveners to provide data to effect change through public policy recommendations on the local, state, and federal levels. Uwccr has provided data backed policy solutions in the areas of economic justice, workforce innovation, tax policy, community health and childhood academic success through providing local recommendations for funding children and youth services, expert testimony during state legislative hearings, and providing data briefs to our federal congressional delegation.