Our Staff

Our Staff


	Efrat Feferman Executive Director efrat (at) monroeunitedway.org / ext. 15 Contact me about organizational policies, practices, and accountability, advocacy, member agency certifications and funding, nonprofit resources, research and statistics, relationships with other United Ways, and press comments.

	Liz Feitl AFL-CIO Community Service Liaison liz (at) monroeunitedway.org / ext. 17 Contact me about displaced worker services, organized labor services, the Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive, and the NonProfit Alliance training, outreach, and networking committee.

	Chris Hazel Finance Director chris (at) monroeunitedway.org / ext. 12 Contact me about donation pledges, donor designations, NAP credits, invoice or billing questions, and tax receipts.

	Hannah Hirsch Assistant Director of Resource Development hannah (at) monroeunitedway.org / ext. 27 Contact me about the IU campaign and the EFSP program.

	Jennifer Hottell Community Engagement Director jenn (at) monroeunitedway.org / ext. 10 Contact me about website content, marketing, obtaining a logo, media inquiries, agency and program outcomes, and special projects.

	Amy Leyenbeck Community Initiatives Director amy (at) monroeunitedway.org / ext. 11 Contact me about Free Community Tax Service, Dollars and Sense, Let's Read, Real Men Read, Kindergarten Countdown, Road Map to Success, High School Plus Coalition, and the Financial Stability Alliance.

	Sherrie Shuler Resource Development Director sherrie (at) monroeunitedway.org / ext. 13 Contact me about general United Way inquiries, workplace campaigns, and making individual or corporate donations.

Additional Contact Information
United Way of Monroe County, Inc.
431 South College Avenue
Bloomington, IN 47403
(812) 334-8370
FAX: (812) 334-8387
info@monroeunitedway.org

www.monroeunitedway.org/contact-us

Interns

Catherine Blankensop, Communications Associate, communications (at) monroeunitedway.org

David Gardner, Education Associate, edu (at) monroeunitedway.org

Heather Hoffmeyer, Cox Scholar, Management & Policy Intern, heather (at) monroeunitedway.org

Amy Kendall, IU Campus United Way Coordinator Intern, aekendal (at) iu.edu

Madison Martin, Health Associate, health (at) monroeunitedway.org

Andrew Poulter, Financial Stability Associate, programs (at) monroeunitedway.org

Bonnie Tu, Finance Intern

Grace Zhou, Finance Intern

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NonProfit Alliance, npaofmc@cfbmc.org

Did You Know?

A gift of $2 per week provides 70 bags of healthy groceries to low-income families.

Of the high school seniors enrolled in mentoring programs at United Way member agencies, 94% graduated and 91 % have plans to attend college or vocational school

$60/week can provide materials for 3 volunteer-built handicap-accessible ramps allowing low-income seniors to live at home safely.

Nearly 24,000 rides on Rural Transit and bus passes have been provided so people without transportation could get to and from work

In Monroe, Owen, and Greene counties, 445 individuals saved $69,217 in prescription drug costs through the FamilyWize discount prescription drug card distributed by United Way of Monroe County at agencies, pharmacies and community outreach events.

At Big Brothers Big Sisters, a United Way member agency, 75% of youth improved or maintained their good attendance at school and 61% increased or maintained their good grades

Born Learning materials are free and help parents, caregivers, and our community create early learning opportunities for young children.

Calls made to 2-1-1 are free and confidential.

In 2017, 2-1-1 specialists and online database searches responded to 3,752 inquiries from Monroe, Owen, and Greene counties and made 5,138 referrals. Most callers were seeking help with housing and utilities assistance, and food.

Legacy Donors include United Way in their estate plans, including a will, a retirement plan, or a life insurance policy.

When you choose to donate to United Way, you improve a life.

Locally, 1 in 5 children are at risk of hunger

A gift of $9 per week ensures 3 days of emergency shelter service for victims of domestic violence.

88% of Amethyst House clients reported maintaining or increasing income and 100% learned new budgeting skills. 88% of residents in transitional housing programs increased or maintained their income.

Your donation of $1 per week provides 2 people with bus transportation to a new job for a month.

838 school children received supports like clothing, shoes, school supplies, medical services, and special transportation assistance through the MCCSC and RBBSC Assistance Funds so they could fully participate in classes

A gift of $10 per week provides 3 community events to educate low-income community members about legal rights.

A gift of $20 per week can provide 50 people with their birth certificates which will help them in securing housing, employment, and other necessary resources.

A gift of $3 per week provides 12 people with needed prescription medicine.

With 17 regional partners, the Free Community Tax Service helped low-income people in Monroe and Owen counties bring back over $2.9 million in refunds and credits

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