Pine Manor Improvement Association, Inc.

1. Pine Manor Improvement Association, Inc. “Helping families help themselves through education & encouragement.”

2. PMIA Board of Directors • Robin Gretz, President • Early Learning Coalition of SW Florida, Literacy Buddy Assistant • Jim Sanger, Vice President • YMCA Area President • Anne Gomez, Treasurer • Retired Banking & Resident • Brian Culbertson • Allstate Culbertson Agency

3. PMIA Board of Directors • JoLynnGabrielse • Florida Shores Bank & President, Sunrise Rotary • Myrna Rivera • Pine Manor Resident • John Shewman • Program Manager Teen Challenge • John Talmage • Consultant

4. PMIA Board of Directors • Lauren Trikalinos • School Social Work Program ACCESS Homeless population • Deputy Angelo Vaughn • Lee County Sheriff’s Office • Trischa Zumbach, Director • Pine Manor Improvement Association, Inc

5. Strengthening Families • Moving families and individuals beyond poverty; facilitating support groups to empower victims to regain control of their lives; providing assistance to abused women and their children

6. Strengthening Families • Assists approximately 500 residents in Lee County a month with computer access and personal one-on-one assistance including translation and support to apply for ACCESS, unemployment and job assistance. • Sponsor’s Salud de la Mujer, a 10 week Women’s class in Spanish on the subject of personal empowerment, women’s health issues and abuse information. • Partners with Dr. Piper center to bring resume and job support weekly to residents. • Partners with Rotary bringing over 350 back packs to neighborhood children and ACT with back to school supplies annually through our “End of Summer Fling”

7. Strengthening Families

8. Strengthening Families • Due to funding our Pre-School program which we partnered with Children’s Home Society has been cut this provided one day a week free preschool instruction. • We have lost our English Literacy Weekly class due to teacher availability within our partnership with Lee County Literacy Volunteers, with funding we can sustain English literacy class weekly. • We are in discussion with Literacy Volunteers regarding a GED program for the community with additional funding.

9. Nurturing Children and Youth • Ensuring a quality early childhood education opportunity for all children; providing mentoring programs for youth; providing at-risk youth with programs to build and strengthen their character

10. Nurturing Children and Youth • PMIA Teen Hope program provides homework assistance, mentoring, athletics and community service projects to approximately 25-30 teens between the ages of 11 and 17 in Pine Manor. • Partnership with Children’s Advocacy Center provides homework assistance and after school care to approximately 30 children between the ages of 6 and 11. • Partnership with YMCA bringing scholarships to children and families in Pine Manor.

11. Nurturing Children and Youth

12. Meeting Critical Needs • responding to people in crisis; connecting people in need of help through United Way 211 Information and Referral Line

13. Meeting Critical Needs • PMIA Monthly Food Pantry provides from 600 to 1000 Lee County residents emergency food assistance

14. Empowering Communities • Pine Manor Improvement Association organizing and mobilizing the Pine Manor community; through partnerships with Lee County Human Services, Dr. Piper Center, Children’s Advocacy Center, YMCA, Lee County Sheriff, Sunrise Rotary, South Rotary, Sanibel Rotary, South Trail Fire Department, Teen Challenge & local churches and synagogues to bring health and human services to Pine Manor Neighborhood connecting providers and residents through local partnerships and events.

15. Empowering Communities • Annual Health & Safety Fair • Annual Trash Bash in partnership with Keep Lee County Beautiful & YMCA • Annual Easter Egg Hunt in partnership with Master’s Commission and Apostolic Praise Tabernacle • Annual Mitzvah Day in partnership with Temple Beth El • Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon • End of Summer Fling in partnership with Sunrise Rotary for last three years. • Celebrating Safe Communities in partnership with Lee County Sheriff • Make A Difference Day • Trunk or Treat • Thanksgiving neighborhood dinner in partnership with Children’s Advocacy Center. • Christmas neighborhood celebration dinner and adopt a family program in partnership with several community businesses, organizations, and faith groups

16. Empowering Communities “Neighbor’s helping Neighbors” • Annual Trash Bash

17. Empowering Communities • 2nd Annual Mitzvah Day

18. Empowering Communities

19. Empowering Communities • “End of Summer Fling” over 350 back packs filled with back to school supplies.

20. PMIA, Sweetbay & YMCA serve over 500 Christmas Dinners to residents in Pine Manor

21. A Few final facts • Pine Manor Teen Hope serves 25 children 4 days a week ages 11-17 • Pine Manor After school program serves 30 children 5 days a week ages 6-11 • Our Christmas adopt a child program is for families living in Pine Manor who have volunteered their time in the community at a minimum of 25 hours. • Each month at Pine Manor Community Center we serve from 1500-2500 residents in Lee County with direct services or referrals including: • job assistance, resume assistance and computer access. • A monthly food bank where residents shop for their supplies. • a referral source to other services in our community. • providing over 350 back packs and back to school supplies to children who would not be prepared for school. • Our residents have given back over 3,600 volunteer hours to the Pine Manor community in the last year