1. Tony Shields Executive Director (414) 732-1377 tshields@uncom-milw.org
Board of Directors
Sister Patrice Colletti, President Richard Cox, Vice- President
Jim Bartos, Secretary Dr. Michele Bria, Treasurer
Mac Weddle Tom Schneider
Jan Marie Lambert Carol Keintz

3. Mission
Founded in 1995, United Neighborhood Centers of Milwaukee (UNCOM) is a committed citywide force of neighborhood centers working together, serving urban youth and families by providing opportunities to enhance quality of life and solutions for challenges facing Milwaukee's community.

4. Vision
UNCOM is Milwaukee's preeminent collaborative partnership, supporting healthy, wholesome, and empowered neighborhoods. Together we:
Implement High Quality, Cost Effective Model Programs By sharing best practices and replicating what works
Deliver Programs and Services Effectively          By leveraging our expertise and resources
Achieve Citywide Impact for Children, Adults, and Families
Empowering residents of all ages and backgrounds to help crate solutions facing Milwaukee's community

5. Who We Are Over 4 Centuries of combined experience
42,100 Milwaukee residents served
24 neighborhood sites
40 MPS/CLC sites
165 programs focused on prevention and intervention from birth through twilight

6. $29.8M Local Resource Investment
$29.8M in combined annual budgets FY2008
CDBG = $654,000
Safe and Sound = $305,000
Brighter Futures = $415,000
United Way = $1,757,166
MATC = $81,665 plus 19 part-time instructors
Wisconsin Technical College System = $320,946

7. UNCOM Staff Tony Shields, Executive Director
Todd Curry, Director of Integrated Data System
Sarah O’Connor, Project Manager of Nutrition and Physical Activity for Urban Families
Susan Rhinehart, Project Director of Project Respect Initiative
Danielle Luer, Cultural Arts Coordinator
Ann Bria, Director of Year Round Youth Innovative Workforce Program [MAWIB]
Chee Thao, Job Placement/Retention Specialist [MAWIB]

8. Structure
Board of Directors: Executive Directors of the member organizations
Committees of the Board
Finance Committee
Program Committee
Affinity Groups: Controllers/HR; Youth Directors

9. UNCOM Database Developed in 1998 for 8 UNCOM agencies
Tracks outcomes and generates reports
2007 contracted services to Community Advocates/Brighter Futures to provide database system for 32 Brighter Futures site

10. Healthy Partnerships 3-year grant = $450,000
Focus: Child obesity reduction
Project Respect (3-year grant) = $449,951
Focus: Dating violence reduction

11. Cultural Arts Major Sponsor:
$450,000 for 3-years of cultural arts programming
$25,000 Mary Nohl grant of the Milwaukee Foundation for visual arts programming

12. Milwaukee Area Workforce Investment Board
$330,523 investment in UNCOM Year-round Innovative Youth Program
58 Out-of School Youth Internships
32 In-School Youth Internships
UNCOM is cost effective
Proven Result-Producing Track Record
Experts in serving In-school and Out-of-School Youth

13. UNCOM Gets Things Done Commitment to healthy families and neighborhood
Passion to get the job done
Produces results
Positioned to provide mobilization and coordination at citywide level
Preparing Milwaukeeans for workforce [Jobs]
Preparing Milwaukeeans for K-12 and post-secondary training [Education]
Crime prevention through youth and family positive engagement [Anti-crime]

14. Partnership Organizations

15. Crime Prevention Partners