B C UNITED OUTREACH

Programs

1. Education Outreach - Donated books to Gloucester County elementary school libraries, scooters to elementary schools in Gloucester, Mathews and Middlesex Counties for attendance initiative.

   $132 spent
   1% of program spending

2. Scholarships were awarded to three graduates from Middlesex High School and one from Gloucester High School for a total of four.

   $2,500 spent
   11% of program spending

3. Back 2 School Block Party and Resource Fair where more than 900 K-12 families from Gloucester, Middlesex and Mathews County students received backpacks and school supplies along with resources from Gloucester County Public Schools, mental health providers, Riverside, Sentara Mobile Mammogram Van, Health Screenings/Vaccinations from Three Rivers Health Virginia Health Department, mentorship from Gloucester County Sherrif Department/Fire Rescue, voter registration by Gloucester County NAACP Branch, and many others to include volunteer support from Gloucester County Public Schools Representatives and more. Free lunch and entertainment was also provided for all in attendance.

   $7,549 spentof which $6,000 as grants
   33% of program spending

4. The "I Am Enough" empowerment conference featured a series of interactive sessions focused on Health & Wellness, Money matters, Navigating Life, Self-Love and Self-Care, Affirmations and Moments of Wisdom. Through workshops, speeches, and interactive activities to include affirmation boards, the conference provided a supportive environment for twenty-one young girls from grades 6 -12 to learn, share, and grow. This overnight experience provided free accommodations and meals for all attendees.

   $3,485 spent
   15% of program spending

5. Community Outreach - We provided yoga mats, blankets, toiletries, shoes, hand warmers, socks, and air mattresses/pumps for the unhoused at the GUEST House.

   $1,203 spent
   5% of program spending

6. Medicare and Financial Seminar - Hosted an event that provided Medicare program annual updates, and a lawyer provided information on ways to protect your financial assets (trust and wills), also provided information about protecting your personal information from scammers. A day session and evening session was held to accommodate the community's schedule. Mailings were distributed throughout Gloucester County through the USPS mailing service. This information was also shared in person and over social media.

   $892 spent
   4% of program spending

7. Elder Care - Provided quarterly nail spa days for seniors at the local Nursing Home. More than thirty residents enjoyed the free services.

   $134 spent
   1% of program spending

8. Adopt a Family - In partnership with Gloucester County Public Schools, we adopted a family from Abingdon Elementary School for a family of 5. This family was identified by the school for support. We were able to provide clothing, toys, bicycles and books for the four children and mother.

   $1,960 spent
   9% of program spending

9. Community Recognition - BC United proudly honored individuals in Gloucester County in recognition of their outstanding commitment to serving and strengthening our community. These individuals work tirelessly to provide support, resources, and hope to individuals and families throughout the county. By acknowledging their dedication and impact, BC United celebrates the spirit of collaboration, compassion, and service that helps make Gloucester County a stronger and more connected community for all. Honored individuals were Dr. Vladu, Superintendent of Gloucester County Public School, Brenda Dixon a community advocate, Pastor Steven Burrell and The Cook Foundation/Adrianne Ryder-Cook Joseph.

   $4,909 spent
   22% of program spending

The 9 programs described on its FY2025 Form 990-EZ. Program spending in total: $22,764.