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General Membership Meeting

General Membership Meeting. December 19, 2018. Welcome. Reverend Meg Decker Chair, Board of Directors. Invocation. Reverend Elizabeth Crandall American Universalist Temple of Divine Wisdom. Large Image Slide. Highlights From the 2018 Meetings And a test…shhhhhhh!.

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General Membership Meeting

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  1. General MembershipMeeting December 19, 2018

  2. Welcome Reverend Meg Decker Chair, Board of Directors

  3. Invocation Reverend Elizabeth Crandall American Universalist Temple of Divine Wisdom

  4. Large Image Slide Highlights From the 2018 Meetings And a test…shhhhhhh!

  5. Partnerships and Collaborations

  6. Volunteers Laura Hernandez Volunteer Services Associate • In the past yearapproximately • 3000 volunteers connected with Interfaith • 126,000 hot meals and sack lunches were distributed.

  7. Approximately 500 people sleep under an Interfaith roof each night. • Haven House, a no barrier shelter, is one of the housing programs at Interfaith. Housing Jeri Bachman Program Manager of Rapid Rehousing

  8. Path to Permanence Path to Permanence (P2P) is a crisis housing and rapid rehousing program that provides short term temporary housing up to 90 days for 16 homeless families and families escaping domestic violence.

  9. P2P Client Wins!

  10. HOPE Faith Based Crisis Response Team Vickie Wodarczyk Faith Coordinator • Extended Area: • Escondido • San Marcos • Vista Each team is made up of two people, a clinician and a member of the clergy

  11. CEO Updates Greg Anglea, CEO Interfaith Community Services

  12. Greg Anglea, CEO Interfaith Community Services

  13. Greg Anglea, CEO Interfaith Community Services

  14. Board Nomination Process Why are we voting now? • Spring 2018: Governance Committee updated board recruitment process • Spring 2018: Renewed members but no new members nominated • Summer/Fall 2018: Reviewed and nominated 5 new board members using new process • Today: Request membership vote of the nominees. Kate McKone-Sweet Member, Board of Directors Chair, Governance Committee

  15. Overview of Board Recruitment

  16. Board Recruitment • Current priority areas • Hispanic Community representation • Individuals younger than retirement age • Individuals with Lived Experiences relatable to our clients • Faith communities representation • Fundraising resources and connections to potential donors • Who is involved? • Early nominations: Members, board and staff • Candidate review & Nomination: Governance committee, CEO and Board chair • Review and Approval: Board and Membership • Goals • Develop a capable and well-functioning board to support Interfaith • Increase the diversity of skills, perspectives and backgrounds of board members • Follow a fair and consistent recruitment process • Diversity is important • Diverse perspectives are needed to plan for the future, make prudent decisions, and take full advantage of opportunities. • Interfaith’s grantors and contractors are increasingly requiring us to report client, staff and board diversity

  17. Presentation of Candidates • Dec 2018 nominees • Ms. Saima Akhter • Rabbi David Castiglione • Mr. Paul Marx • Mrs. Faye Rencher • Pastor Federico Salas

  18. Reverend Meg Decker Chair, Board of Directors

  19. Announcements Vicki Wodarczyk Faith Coordinator

  20. QUIZ2018

  21. Housing

  22. Housing 1. About how many people sleep under an Interfaith roof each night? 500 2. What kind of shelter is Haven House? No barrier 3. What is the goal of Path to Permanence? to move families into permanent housing as quickly as possible

  23. 4. How are clients referred to Path to Permanence? The coordinated entry system 5. What is the time frame families in Path to Permanence are expected to stay in transitional housing? 90 days

  24. 6. What is the primary population served by Path to Permanence? victims of domestic violence 7. How many people did Interfaith place in independent housing during the last year? 1198

  25. Volunteers and HOPE

  26. 8. About how many lunches were handed out through ICS programs in the past year? 126,000 hot meals and sack lunches 9. About how many volunteers interacted with Interfaith in the past year? 3000 10. The Faith Based Crisis Response team is made up of two professional people: a _________ and ________. member of the clergy and a clinician

  27. Tie Breaker

  28. a. How many clients were served by Interfaith in the past year? 17,167 b. How many children received services through Interfaith programs last year? 4566 c. How many veterans were proudly served by Interfaith in the past year? 907

  29. ClosingReverend Meg DeckerChair, Board of Directors

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