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Florida's 2017 ALICE Report: A Collaborative Effort to Improve the Lives of

Low-income Households

Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Presented by EPIP Florida & United Way Suncoast

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Jennifer KryshkaChief Program & Operations OfficerJewish Women’s Foundation of the Greater Palm Beaches@JWF_PalmBeach

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Emerging Practitioners in Philanthropy (EPIP)Florida

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Welcome

Gina GalloDirector CI Operations & IntegrationUnited Way Suncoast@UWSuncoast

EPIP Florida Programs Chair @EPIPFlorida

Florida's 2017 ALICE Report: A Collaborative Effort to Improve the Lives of

Low-income Households

Holly BullardDirector of Financial Stability Initiatives United Way Suncoast@UWSuncoast

UNITED WAY 2017

ALICE Report

Housing – below average size and cost including utilities

Childcare – the cheapest legal home-based childcare

Food – careful purchasing and preparation with no eating out

Transportation – Gas, insurance and basic maintenance only

Healthcare – basic out-of-pocket costs with no insurance premiums and ACA penalty

Miscellaneous – minor cost overruns and other essentials

Taxes – Social Security, Medicare and Income taxes and credits

What/Who is ALICE

Overview of ALICE in Florida 2015

14.5%

29.5%56% PovertyALICEAbove AT

Overview of ALICE in Florida

At a glance and fig 1

Multi-state Comparison

At a glance and fig 1

ALICE - Populations

Figure 31 and 32 – migration and age composition

ALICE - Populations

ALICE - Jobs

Figure 35 and 36 income and employment by race

ALICE - Jobs

Figure 35 and 36 income and employment by race

ALICE - Budget

Fig 13 – cost for families vs single

ALICE – Florida Over Time

Fig 10 HH < AT

ALICE - Budget

Fig 12 average budget

ALICE - Budget

Fig 12 average budget

ALICE in Broward County Over Time

ALICE in Duval County Over Time

ALICE in Miami-Dade County Over Time

ALICE in Orange County Over Time

ALICE in Pinellas Over Time

ALICE % By Race, Large FL Counties 2015

38%

26%

32%

48% 48%

39%

33% 32%

37%

54% 54%

62% 64%

72%

54%

59%

46%

60%

45% 47%

52%

60% 64%

54% 55%

42%

58%

39%

30% 33%

39% 40%

35% 33%

42% 38%

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Broward Duval Hillsborough Lee Miami-Dade Orange Palm Beach Pasco Pinellas

Asian

Black

Hispanic

White

Maximizing Impact

Build Awareness

Improve Access

Advocate for Change

In 2014, FL United Ways started using ALICE as a policy frame

Building network consensus

Education- Early Learning

Health- Access to Healthcare

Financial Stability- Tax Preparation

ALICE Advocacy

Tax Preparation Assistance

In 2016, coalitions and organizations filed 225,000 returns

$232 million in tax refunds and saving low-income taxpayers an estimated $23.6 million in tax prep fees

17% don’t claim tax credits leaving more than $1.1 billion “left on the table”

ALICE Advocacy

• WalkWithALICE.com• www.uwof.org/ALICE• hbullard@uwsuncoast.org

Resources

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