Boston WINs Scorecard Year 1 - State Street Corporation

[Pages:5]Boston WINs

Scorecard

Year 1

2015-2016

Launched in June 2015, Boston Workforce Investment Network (Boston WINs) is a multi-year, $20 million venture philanthropy initiative led by State Street Foundation in partnership with five nonprofit partners -- The Boston Private Industry Council (PIC), Bottom Line, College Advising Corps, uAspire and Year Up. The goal of Boston WINs is to advance job readiness and create meaningful career pathways for Boston youth.

Over four years, our partners project that they will scale their reach by 60 percent so that more Boston youth will receive services to prepare them for college and career success. State Street will hire 1,000 Boston Youth that have engaged with one or more of the Boston WINs nonprofit partners.

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Our Approach

We're accomplishing this through a unique approach: ? Coordinated Action. Our strategy requires our partners to directly

collaborate and coordinate service delivery to increase the number of Boston students who receive three key services -- college knowledge and admissions advising, college affordability and financial aid advising, and work experience and career awareness -- that advance college and job readiness.

? Multi-Sector Collaboration. We've built strong partnerships between our company, our nonprofit partners and Boston Public Schools to empower service delivery and scaling.

? Company-Wide Commitment. In addition to our financial commitment, we are encouraging our employees to contribute their time and talent to the WINs organizations, and we're committed to hiring 1,000 Boston youth that have engaged with one or more of our nonprofit partners.

Our Investment and Commitment

$96,137

employee matched gifts

As of August 31, 2016

3,026

employee volunteer hours

6

of our executives serve on the local or national boards

of our partners

216

Boston WINs Hires

22%

progress towards 1,000 hire goal

2

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Partner Impact

WINs Network Partners are committed to scaling the number of youth served by 60 percent by June 2019. During year one the WINs partners began building the infrastructure to scale their reach and impact which resulted in:

? Creation of 17 new staff positions

? Development of 8 new initiatives or major service delivery changes

Y1 Goal for Youth Served

Actual Youth Served

Progress Against Y1 Goal

6,021

5,611

93%

19,381

Youth Served

2,260

2,279

101%

7,467

6,100

82%

4,700

4,658

99%

As of June 30, 2016

737

733

99%

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Collective Impact Driven through Coordinated Action

In April 2016, Boston WINs launched a six-week demonstration of Coordinated Action to better coordinate the delivery of three key services that support students' successful entry into postsecondary or job-training:

17%

Increase (as a percentage of all seniors) in Seniors

Receiving All Three Services

1 College knowledge and admissions advising 2 College affordability and financial aid advising 3 Work experience and career awareness

Working with Boston Public Schools, WINs identified five Boston high schools that serve a total of 1,196 juniors and seniors and built an infrastructure to support increased communication and service-delivery data sharing across the WINs network. This demonstration, which will be expanded for the 2016 ? 2017 school year, allowed the partners to maximize the number of students receiving these three key services, better preparing them for college and career success.

Seniors Receiving All Three Services Pre-Coordinated

Action Pilot

Seniors Receiving All Three Services Post-Coordinated

Action Pilot

Increase as a Percentage of All

Seniors

Jeremiah E. Burke High School

102

121

11%

Boston Day and Evening School

26

59

29%

Josiah Quincy Upper School

49

49

-

Boston Community Leadership Academy

19

42

19%

New Mission High School

27

41

18%

Totals

223

312

17%

4

Together, Creating the Way Ahead

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