1. WELCOME
August 2016/ July 2017
Programming
ANNUAL REPORT

2. CYC MISSION Through a Christian environment that welcomes all, we provide opportunities for positive moral growth and sustainable life skills development for youth and families in Southeast Allen County.

3. MAKING MEMBERSHIP EASY!
2016/2017
MAKING MEMBERSHIP EASY!
586 MEMBERS
Facebook
Cornerstone Youth Center Fan Page: 696 likes
AJ Cornerstone: 206 members
Twitter
@Cornerstoneyc: 101 followers
Instagram
Cornerstoneyc: 203 followers

4. ATTENDANCE Site 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 CYC- 14,362
multiple programs
14,362
14,253
9,932
11,680
Heritage CCP-
LEARN Elementary
Once per day
5,411
5,599
7,264
4,198
New Haven CCP- Once per day
2,233
3,543
3,794
2,768
Overall
22,006
23,395
20,414
18,646

5. Drop In

6. MEASURABLE OUTCOMES & OUTPUTS
Goal: 10% increase in overall youth visits
Actual: 11% increase in overall youth visits
Goal: 10% increase in membership
Actual: 11% increase in membership
Goal: 50% of all new members will join another program within one year of joining the center.
Actual: 33% join another program

7. Ed Center

8. MEASURABLE OUTCOMES & OUTPUTS
882 student visits: 32% increase over school year
96 individual students
Goal: 80% of students who attend 10 sessions or more in the Education Center will pass their Math class in the semester.
Actual: 77% students achieved this.
Goal: 80% of students who attend 10 sessions or more in the Education Center will pass their English class in the semester.
Actual: 87% students achieved this.

9. COLLEGE & CAREER READINESS ATOD Prevention

10. MEASURABLE OUTCOMES & OUTPUTS 478 visits: 30% increase from 15-16
80 individual students
Goal: 50% of students agree or strongly agree that Summit helped them explore a career field they had not previously considered
Actual: 61%
Goal: 80% of students agree or strongly agree that Summit has helped them set goals for their future.
Actual: 81%
Goal: Average summary of 80% indicating a negative attitude towards smoking and peers who smoke, drinking and peers who drink, using marijuana and peers who use marijuana, hard drugs and peers who use hard drugs.
Actual: High School 96% Middle School/Jr High 98%
Goal: 100% increase in knowledge about the effects of ATOD use.
Actual: 100% increase in knowledge

11. New Haven Middle School
CCP
New Haven Middle School

12. MEASURABLE OUTCOMES Goal: 45 students attend at least 30 days
Actual: 83 students attended
Goal: Offer experiential learning programs that students aren’t exposed to otherwise.
ArtLink
East Allen County Schools
Fernado Tarango: Music Makers with percussion instruments and lyric writing
Fort Wayne Youtheatre
Junior Achievement
IPFW Human Services Department
IPFW Music Therapy Student Organization
Leah Rinehart: Family Engagement-Art Enrichment
Science Central
Work Study Students through Indiana Tech and IPFW

13. FAMILY Engagement

14. MEASURABLE OUTCOMES Family Engagement Goal: 20 unique families
Actual: 50 unique families served
Family Engagement Goal: Hold 8 sessions
Family Night Actual: 9 sessions held

15. Summer Programming

16. MEASURABLE OUTCOMES & OUTPUTS
First Year
Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays 1-4 pm,
Wednesday Nights 4-6 pm (HEAL Kitchen)
Focus on Wellness: Body Mind and Spirit
Two Focus Weeks: Leadership and Culinary
Goal: 15 unique students will attend the weekly summer programming
Actual: 38 unique students attended the weekly summer programming
15 different schools represented
Goals: Body: Increase in activity, Alternative exercises, Healthy nutrition
Mind: 1 book in 8 weeks, explore new skills in Art and Critical Thinking
Spirit: Mindfulness, Combating Depression and Anxiety, Constructive Playtime
Actual: 540,603 Steps! ( avg. of 5,516 steps per day per student)
It’s Lit Book Club: Voyage of the Dawntreader completed
Over 70 enrichment workshops conducted
2 Van Ventures: Lindenwood Nature Preserve and FW Zoo

17. MEASURABLE OUTCOMES & OUTPUTS Focus Weeks: Leadership and Culinary
Leadership Week: 15 attended
Everyday Leadership: Overnight trip to Demotte IN
Focus group work with Mike Stone
Culinary Week: 22 youth attended ( 20 families)
Partners: Mike Bentz and Karon Richardson
Rhonda Hockemeyer, A Party Apart, ACE Tent Rental,
Nick’s Rib Room, Crackerjack Catering
95 Meals Served: 17 youth families attended the dinner

18. Volunteers

19. Opportunities to Serve
VOLUNTEERS
Total Volunteers: 165
3, 183 HOURS!
Opportunities to Serve
Board of Directors
Garage Sale
Weekend Drop In
Tech Team
Guest Speakers for Programs
Special Events and Fundraisers
Newsletter and Mailings Preparation
Maintenance on Building and Grounds

20. Thank you for being a part of looking toward the future!
We are making a difference.