2004 Community Benefits estimated at $1,141,744

Why report to the community?
As a not-for-profit organization, Wesley must measure what is given back to the community. We take account of:

• Resources provided to improve and enhance senior lives
• Economic impact in our greater communities
• Community service performed by our residents and staff
• Leadership in identifying and meeting needs of seniors

Wesley is committed to making Iowa a better place to live and work. Wesley believes in:

• Enhancing the quality of senior lives through activity and options
• Providing a safe and ecologically friendly environment in which to live and work
• Insisting on a high quality continuum of care
• Promoting community leadership
• Providing for residents who have exhausted their financial resources

What has Wesley done for Iowa?
Wesley measures success in terms of contributions to the well being of all Iowans. Last year Wesley provided housing and services for approximately 1,400 seniors and employed more than 960 people.

How does Wesley work with others toward increasing the well being of Iowans?

• Good Samaritan & Good Shepherd Programs provided more than $500,000 worth of care to seniors who have exhausted their financial resources
• Wesley volunteers and staff recorded approximately 37,000 hours last year benefiting our seniors and our communities which are valued at more than $630,000
• Wesley management provides local and national leadership in the interest of seniors
• Wesley offered space at no charge to more than 30 community groups for more than 1,675 hours of use valued at $11,744
• Wesley partners with local educators to provide practical, clinical training for students.