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2018 - 2019 ANNUAL REPORT
LETTER FROM OUR EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Thank you for taking an interest in reading our annual report. We are thrilled about the information we have to share for the 2018 - 2019 Program Year.
When we started this organization, we had the simple mission to Strengthen, Help, Inspire, and Encourage Leadership Development by delivering structured mentoring activities and programs for young people.
Since the beginning, so many people have joined our organization to make it possible for our community to impact hundreds of young people and their families. We could not have done any of this without the avid support of the community and supporters like you.
We added over 60 new donors in the fiscal year 2018, and continue to generate nearly 75 percent of our total revenue from individual contributions.
I am impressed by the direction that our organization has taken and the path that has been set for our continued growth. As the visionary, I have my eyes on far greater for everyone who chooses to be a part of this thriving organization -- parents, youth, and partnering agencies alike!
Precious McKoy,
Founder/Executive Director
OUR BOARD MEMBERS
Antonio McKoy, Chair
Raynard Young, Vice Chair
Kandis Sauls, Secretary
Sonja Frison
Patricia Legrand
Precious McKoy
OUR VOLUNTEER STAFF
Precious McKoy, Founder/Executive Director
Tammy Walker, Assistant Director
Cheryl Bynum, Executive Assistant
Deborah Johnson, Administrative Assistant
Desiree Briggs, Marketing and Communications Director
Tre'Quan Holman Photographer/Videographer
Malik Scott, Social Media Specialist
Kayla Baker, Program Coordinator (Eagle Merit Program)
Jeremiah Phronebarger, Program Coordinator (Mentoring Program)
Jonna Hicklin, Eagle Merit Program Lead/Mentor
Marcello Newkirk, Eagle Merit Program Lead/Mentor
Arielle Cooper, Mentor
Brandy York, Mentor
DiAndrea Galloway, Mentor
Jamie Miller, Mentor
Jennifer Jennette, Mentor
Mariah MacKinnon, Mentor
Shondale Clark, Mentor/Social Media Specialist/Photographer/Executive Director
29 SCHOOLS SERVED: FROM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TO HIGH SCHOOL
Some of the schools where our youth participants attended:
7 Elementary Schools Served
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Brooks Global Studies
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Claxton
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General Green
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Sedalia
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The Experimental School of Greensboro
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Triad Baptist Christian Academy
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Triad Math and Science Academy
14 Middle Schools Served
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Allen Jay Middle Prep Academy
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Allen Middle
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Aycock
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Eastern Guilford
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Hairston
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Kernodle
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Kiser
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Mendenhall
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Morehead
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Northeast Guilford
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Southwest
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Triad Baptist Christian Academy
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Vandalia Christian School
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Anchored in Him Leadership Academy
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Dudley
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Grimsley
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Northeast Guilford
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Triad Math and Science Academy
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Piedmont Classical
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Ragsdale
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Western Guilford
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Winston Salem Christian School
8 High Schools Served
MILESTONES & HIGHLIGHTS
A brief history: 10+ years strong.
CELEBRATING REMARKABLE OUTCOMES
36
YOUTH PARTICIPANTS WERE SERVED IN OUR PROGRAMS.
100% OF PARENTS REPORT THEIR CHILD EXEMPLIFIED LEADERSHIP SKILLS THROUGHOUT THEIR PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAM.
2,504
VOLUNTEER HOURS SERVED MENTORING, PROGRAMMING AND OFFERING OFFICE ASSISTANCE.
100%
OF OUR PARENTS WOULD RECOMMEND US TO A FRIEND.
72%
OF OUR YOUTH PARTICIPANTS ARE PARTICIPATING IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (I.E. ATHLETICS, STUDENT GOVERNMENT, ETC.)
WHAT OUR PARENTS SAY
Anonymous Parent
He can see his grades and assignments online through the program called Power School. Something finally clicked where he truly cared about his grades and progress he was making towards A/B honor roll. He took ownership of his grades and responsibilities (chores, homework, hygiene, etc.).
Anonymous Parent
My son daily works on [his leadership skills]. He has grown tremendously in this area over the past month! He is confidentially displaying leadership skills at church and at school and learning to work on this in areas when he is not as comfortable.
Sherrianita Pitts Alexander
My child's study habits and sense of purpose became more focused! My son has always been a good student but this program help[ed] him focus on his purpose as a middle schooler.
MEET
OUR ACHIEVERS
WHERE WE ARE HEADED
SHIELD Mentor Program seeks to operate an efficient program on a sustainable budget, aligning it with broad organizational strategies to increase mentoring programming for young people and improve its connection within the community and schools.
We are restructuring our leadership model to engage volunteers and community members better. We invite you to join us.
OUR WORK
OUTPUTS & OUTCOMES
A Look Inside: Mentoring Programs
78%
OF OUR FAMILIES SERVED ARE FROM LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS.
31%
OF OUR YOUTH PARTICIPANTS ATTEND TITLE I SCHOOLS IN GUILFORD COUNTY SCHOOLS.
22%
OF OUR YOUTH PARTICIPANTS COME FROM FAMILIES WITH AN
INCARCERATED PARENT.
4.63
OUT OF 5 PARENTAL SATISFACTION RATINGS.
2017-2018
OUR SUPPORTERS
THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING US!
2019 SHIELD Anniversary
2019 SHIELD Anniversary
2019
AWARDS CEREMONY
On April 27th, over 100 friends and community members gathered to celebrate and honor the achievements of our organization, youth participants, and volunteers.
2018
OUR FINANCIALS
Thank you for an incredible 10 years and counting...
HELP SPREAD THE WORD!
PHOTOGRAPHS
All the photos in this report are of real SHIELD Mentor Program participants and community members. All quotations express the views and experiences of the SHIELD Mentor Program participants, though not all quotations are directly attributable to the individuals photographed.
OUR DONORS
We make every effort to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you notice an error or omission, please notify our office by calling 336-337-2771.
SHIELD Mentor Program
122 N Elm St., Suite 502
Greensboro, NC 27408
336-337-2771
info@shieldmentor.org