|
 2010
MAYPORT
NMCRS
Financial
Relief
Statistics:
2010
Mayport
Assistance
·
1884
counseling
and
referral
cases
·
Loans
$872,388;
Grants
$38,907
Denials
44
·
Quick
Assist
Loans
916
5-Year
History
of
Active
Duty
Fund
Drive
Contributions
&
Financial
Assistance:
|
|
2006
|
2007
|
2008
|
2009
|
2010
|
|
Your
Site
Donation
|
$281,867
|
$278,373
|
$233,814
|
$245,617
|
$223,379
|
|
Your
Site
Assistance
|
$867,296
|
$901,347
|
$925,236
|
$960,889
|
$911,295
|
|
Global
Donations
|
$10.7
mil
|
$10.1
mil
|
$10.4
mil
|
$10.1
mil
|
$10.3
mil
|
|
Global
Assistance
|
$37.7
mil
|
$43.3
mi
|
$44.2
mil
|
$47.4mil
|
$49.9
mil
|
2010
NMCRS
Financial
Relief
Statistics:
NMCRS
gave
$49.9
million
in
financial
assistance
provided
in
99,854
financial
cases.
(The
highest
number
of
clients
and
most
financial
assistance
in
more
than
a
decade.)
This
includes
$15.1
million
in
no
interest
Quick
Assist
Loans
to
51,309
active
duty
clients;
and
$1.3
million
in
support
of
771
widows.
Parting
Message:
The
Navy-Marine
Corps
Relief
Society
is
your
first
resource
in
times
of
need.
Donations
to
the
Society
translate
to
direct
financial
assistance
for
your
Shipmates.
If
each
of
us
gave
just
$5
per
month,
the
annual
campaign
would
generate
$64
million
dollars.
The
generosity
of
every
Sailor
&
Marine
makes
a
difference!
Navy-Marine
Corps
Relief
Society
2010
At
a
Glance
The
Society
helped
nearly
one
in
every
five
Sailors
&
Marines
in
2010
Our
Vision:
Founded
in
1904,
the
NAVY-MARINE
CORPS
RELIEF
SOCIETY
is
a
private,
non-profit,
charitable
organization.
We
exist
solely
to
support
the
active
and
retired
communities
of
the
Naval
Service.
Located
at
approximately
250
offices
ashore
and
afloat
throughout
the
world,
the
Society’s
work
is
accomplished
mainly
by
its
3,500
dedicated,
trained,
and
caring
Volunteers
who
are
supported
by
a
small
cadre
of
paid
employees.
The
Society’s
mission
is
to
provide
–
in
partnership
with
the
Navy
and
Marine
Corps
–
financial,
educational,
and
other
assistance
to
members
of
the
Naval
Service
of
the
United
States,
their
eligible
family
members
and
survivors,
when
in
need;
and
to
manage
funds
to
administer
these
programs.
Taking
Care
of
Our
Own:
99,854
Cases;
$49.9
Million
in
Financial
Assistance
TTis
reflects
a
9.2%
increase
in
cases
and
a
5.3%
increase
in
financial
assistance
over
2009
–
the
highest
number
of
cases
and
greatest
amount
of
financial
assistance
since
1993!
| Financial
Help
($49.4
million) |
Visiting
Nurse
Program
($2.5
million) |
|
Need
based
financial
assistance
for
basic
living
expenses
and
emergencies |
46
Registered
Nurses
provide
free
hospital
and
home
visits |
| ·
$45.5M
NMCRS
interest-free
loans |
°
48,617
total
patient
contacts |
| ·
$3.9M
NMCRS
grants
·
Over
$220K
in
Combat
Casualty
Assistance
(CCA)
to
585
clients |
°
Combat
Casualty
Assistance
Visiting
Nurses:
18,423
contacts
with
more
than
1,100
families,
providing
resource
information
and
emotional
support
to
combat
wounded
and
their
families |
| ·
$15.1M
in
Quick
Assist
Loans
to
51,309
clients |
| ·
$1.3M
to
771
Widows |
|
| ·
$1.4M
in
assistance
to
other
Military
Service
members |
|
| ·
252
Education
Scholarships
and
Loans
totaling
$500K |
|
Other
Services
·
Budget-4-Baby
Workshops--
Layettes
furnished
to
6,800
new
family
members
·
Thrift
Shops
--
27
“boutiques”
provided
low-cost
clothing,
uniforms
and
household
items
to
more
than
107,000
customers
·
Client
Services
--13,330
counseling,
referrals,
and
financial
education
It
Takes
All
Hands:
·
Contributions
--
Active
Duty
and
Retiree
Sailors
and
Marines
gave
$12.7M
in
2010
·
Planned
Giving
--
$.5M
from
bequests/estates
and
$.4M
donated
as
LEGACY
gifts
·
Among
our
Largest
Single
Contributions
--
Navy-Marine
Corps
Ball
in
Washington
,
DC
,
·
Giving
Back
–
Critical
Source
of
Funds
is
repayment
of
interest-free
loans
·
Community
Outreach
--
Donations
from
individuals,
organizations
and
corporations;
investments;
and
Thrift
Shop
receipts
Since
1904…Helping
more
than
4
million
Sailors,
Marines
and
their
Families
With
more
than
$1.1
billion
in
Interest-Free
Loans
&
Grants!
Secretary
of
the
Navy
Direct
Mail
Campaign
to
Retirees:
Did
you
know
that
you
and
your
family
are
eligible
for
Society
assistance
after
you
retire
from
the
Navy
or
Marine
Corps?
Each
year
in
March,
the
Secretary
of
the
Navy
sends
correspondence
to
all
retired
Sailors
and
Marines.
The
purpose
is
two-fold:
to
remind
retirees
that
they
and
members
of
their
family
remain
eligible
for
Society
assistance
and
to
encourage
them
to
continue
to
support
their
Shipmates
through
a
charitable
gift
to
the
Navy-Marine
Corps
Relief
Society.
Since
1993,
the
generosity
of
retired
Sailors
and
Marines
has
contributed
$24
million.
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