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Fees
for Service — 35% of our budget.
Clients pay for services they receive. While no one is turned away
due to inability to pay for services, those that can afford services,
are expected to pay for them.
Our adoption
and counseling services generate the most income for the agency.
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Contributions
— 27% of our budget.
As a community agency, most of our money comes from local contributions.
Over 700 individuals and families contribute to our Annual "Friends
of Jewish Family Service" campaign. We also sponsor various fundraising
events during the year such as theater parties and wine tasting. |
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Jewish
Center for Community Services — 20% of our budget.
The JCCS, as the fundraising body of the local Jewish Community, allocates
campaign money to Jewish Family Service. |
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United
Way of Eastern Fairfield County — 2% of our budget.
TheIf you contribute to United Way, please consider designating Jewish Family Service. Your designated donation directly benefits our agency. |
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Local,
State and Federal Grants — 13% of our budget.
Funding comes from a diverse source of public agencies. They include
the Federal Office of Refugee Resettlement, the State Office of Social
Services and the local Area Agency on Aging |
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Misc.
Income — 2% of our budget comes from investments,
etc.
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Expenses: |
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Salary/Benefits/Taxes
— 65% of our budget.
As a social service agency, our major expense is staff related. We
put our money directly into the staff that provides our needed services. |
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The remaining
35% of our budget is spent on occupancy, insurance, supplies,
communications and other essentials needed to keep the agency running. |
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Contributions:
Jewish Family Service is dependent on community support. Without it,
we could not offer quality professional services to community members
that could not afford to pay for them. This is only possible due to
the generosity of the community. |
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