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[fancy_box][dropcap1]T[/dropcap1]he Greater Toledo Urban League has helped many disadvantaged people over the years. 2010 has been no different, store and we’re eager to tell you more about how we’ve worked diligently, to ensure that numerous others would have a year filled with inspiration, success and change!

 

For starters, the Urban League has strengthened its focus on improving education in Northwest Ohio. This move officially recognizes something we have known all along, that our efforts in every other area of our mission – workforce development, health, civil rights and civic engagement – mean nothing if our youngest citizens are growing up without the basic skills to function effectively in society.

Second, the Urban League has undertaken a targeted effort to advocate for issues that are critical to the social and economic well-being of every person in Northwest Ohio. This means that we’ll work proactively with other organizations to address specific concerns in the community and apply what we’ve learned from direct experience about the issues.

It’s true, the promise of these initiatives has invigorated our work and created excitement among staff and supporters. For the last 14 years, the Urban League has worked to improve the social and economic conditions of disadvantaged and underserved people in Northwest Ohio and, thanks to the new focus, the future looks bright.

[info_box]Now here’s the best part: you can impact the future by making an investment in the Urban League. As a non-profit organization, the Urban League relies completely on charitable support to carry out its mission.  Your gift will help provide direct services and advocate for a better way of life in Northwest Ohio.[/info_box]

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Ways to Give to
The Greater Toledo Urban League

Friends of the Greater Toledo Urban League who wish to make a contribution are encouraged to consider the following options:

[dropcap1]1[/dropcap1]Cash

Cash is often the most convenient form of giving. Cash gifts are fully deductible for federal income tax purposes, provided deductions are itemized.

[dropcap1]2[/dropcap1]Pledges

Pledges enable a donor to plan a personal giving program that is both convenient and tax-wise. A pledge may enable a donor to consider a more significant gift than would have been otherwise possible. Terms for payment on pledges are flexible and at the option of the donor.

[dropcap1]3[/dropcap1]Securities

Securities may be made as outright gifts or as a payment on a pledge. Stock certificates may be reassigned directly to the Greater Toledo Urban League or may be transferred through the donor’s broker. The mean market value on the date of the transfer will determine the value of the gift for tax purposes. It is best to consult with the External Affairs Office before a transaction is made. For general questions on securities callJohn Jones at 419-243-3343 or send an email to president@gtul.org.

Gifts of appreciated securities may be tax deductible, up to 30 percent of your adjusted gross income. The deduction is based on the full fair market value, and capital gains tax is not due when the stock is transferred to the League.

[dropcap1]4[/dropcap1]Planned Gifts

In certain instances, it may be preferable from an estate, financial and tax planning perspective to consider long-term planning giving as the best way to make a gift. This can be accomplished through various gift instruments, such as charitable reminder trusts, gift annuities, charitable lead trusts, and bequests. For more information on planned giving, please contact John Jones at 419-243-3343 or send an email topresident@gtul.org.

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Health and Quality of Life

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[fancy_box][dropcap2]O[/dropcap2]ur Health and Quality of Life Department provides programming for youth and adults to promote healthy lifestyles and access to resources that do the same. Our  signature program is the senior program held at the J. Frank Troy Senior Center[/fancy_box]

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Urban League GUILD

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\"\"[dropcap2]T[/dropcap2]he GUILD is an auxiliary group of your local Urban League which is comprised of community volunteers. The GUILD was established to act as a public relations link to enhance the local affiliate in program implementation and financial support.

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As a GUILD member you can make a difference by lending your expertise to one of the following committees:

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STRIVE

Our Mission

The Greater Toledo Urban League (GTUL) is a non-profit community service organization, viagra 40mg established to provide direct services in the areas of employment, training, business and career development, education, health, housing, and youth development to the Toledo community.

Our History

In October of 1994, a local group of concerned citizens began a movement to establish an Urban League Affiliate in the Toledo area. This effort resulted in the organization, planning and development of the Toledo Urban League Sponsoring Committee which included a working subcommittee for satisfying applicant status requirements as directed by the National Urban League.

In August of 1996, the Greater Toledo Urban League, Inc. was officially established as a National Urban League Affiliate.
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[info_box][dropcap2]S[/dropcap2].T.R.I.V.E. Enrichment and Tutoring Program was designed to improve homework grades and provide students with the tools and skills needed to excel in school; a joint project with the Greater Toledo Urban League, Inc. and the Toledo Police Department. The program is housed at Scott High School and serves students from elementary through high school.[/info_box]

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[fancy_header]Program Highlights[/fancy_header]

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  • 105 high school students were administered the proficiency test
  • 153 tests were administered to 105 high school students
  • Out of 153 parts of the proficiency test that was administered, 79 parts of the test were passed
  • 100% of students who were administered the reading portion of the proficiency test passed
  • 67% of students who were administered the writing portion of the proficiency test passed
  • 40% of students who were administered the math portion of the proficiency test passed
  • 43% of students who were administered the citizenship portion of the proficiency test passed
  • 69% of students who were administered the science portion of the proficiency exam passed
  • 10 of 25 seniors who did not graduate due to proficiency scores, received their diplomas after passing tests administered by the S.T.R.I.V.E. Program
  • 40 of the 105 students completed their high school proficiency requirements through the S.T.R.I.V.E. Program
  • 60 elementary and junior high students received reading and math enrichment assistance

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[fancy_header]Program Highlights[/fancy_header]

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  • 105 high school students were administered the proficiency test
  • 153 tests were administered to 105 high school students
  • Out of 153 parts of the proficiency test that was administered, 79 parts of the test were passed
  • 100% of students who were administered the reading portion of the proficiency test passed
  • 67% of students who were administered the writing portion of the proficiency test passed
  • 40% of students who were administered the math portion of the proficiency test passed
  • 43% of students who were administered the citizenship portion of the proficiency test passed
  • 69% of students who were administered the science portion of the proficiency exam passed
  • 10 of 25 seniors who did not graduate due to proficiency scores, received their diplomas after passing tests administered by the S.T.R.I.V.E. Program
  • 40 of the 105 students completed their high school proficiency requirements through the S.T.R.I.V.E. Program
  • 60 elementary and junior high students received reading and math enrichment assistance

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Contact Us

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Main Office

701 Jefferson Ave, price Suite 201
Toledo, generic OH 43604
Phone: 419-243-3343
Fax: 419-243-5445
Email: info@gtul.org

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J Frank Troy Senior Center

1235 Division Street
Toledo, OH 43604
Phone: 419-255-6206
Fax: 419-255-1670
Email: seniors@gtul.org

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Urban League Young Professionals

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The Greater Toledo Urban League Young Professionals (GTULYP) is an Urban League volunteer auxiliary that targets young professionals ages 21-40 to empower their communities and change lives through the Urban League Movement.

Our mission is to support the Urban Leage Movement through our volunteerism, ailment philantrophy and membership development.

GTULYP started off with people just like you – people looking for an opportunity to make a difference. Your opportunity starts now. There is never a more urgent time for people of your talent, website drive and compassion to join this Movement as a Young Professional.

If you’re ready to make a difference, viagra order contribute to the progress of achieving equality, develop as a person, professional and leader, then make that move and GET EMPOWERED. Your presences in GTULYP will definitely Empower Communities and Change Lives.

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What we do

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What is our approach.

The Greater Toledo Urban League has adopted the National Urban League’s five-point approach of empowerment. We focus on the areas of economic empowerment, sale educational opportunities and the guarantee of civil rights for African Americans and the disadvantaged. Our programs and services provide equal opportunity for all disadvantaged people through community engagement and grassroots advocacy.

A few of our services include:

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[fancy_box] [dropcap1]1[/dropcap1]Education and Youth Empowerment ensures the education of all children by providing access to early childhood literacy, cialis 40mg and after-care programs.

All that we do as adults is built on a foundation of education. The primary focus of our organization is on equal opportunity education for all students. We offer a wide range of educational programs that serve youth and adults. Our programs are designed to compliment the current trends and climate of the modern workforce and are built to level the playing field for minorities and those that are disadvantaged.

[dropcap1]2[/dropcap1]Economic Empowerment invests in the financial literacy and employability of adults through job training, pharm homeownership and entrepreneurship.

In our modern economy it is even more critical that we properly train and assist those in need of employment to get the skills and experience needed to be successful in the workforce. We have extensive programming and staff resources available to achieve the very ambitious goal of turning the unemployment rate of Toledo on its head. We currently service clients seeking employment and offer one on one assistance to help them over come any barriers they may have.

[dropcap1]3[/dropcap1]Health and Quality of Life Empowerment promotes community wellness through a focus on prevention, including fitness, healthy eating and access to affordable healthcare.

Nothing is more important than living a happy, healthy, and full life. We offer senior services, health awareness and youth activity programs in order to help improve the quality of life in the Toledo community and beyond. Our programs, partnered with local community organizations focus on improving the entire being (mind, body, and spirit) while encouraging people of all ages to reach their full potential as a productive addition to their community.

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