The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1947-08-12
FUNDS TO PAY
FOR COST OF
RELIEF UNITS

in its campaign for l948 will be
S1.587 .744. it was announced last
weekend by Irving S. Smith, CAM
paign chairman.
There's job to do-and we
will do it," Mr.. Smith asserted.
setting the keynote of optimism
and determination for the forth
coming campaign.
Immediately following the goal
announcement, group of 10 civic
leaders of Seattle and King County
issued a public statement in which
they declared: I'VE believe in the
Community Chest" Prominent bu-
sinessmen. professional leaders, Ia
DOR unions officials and others join
ed in the statement. which explain
ed why we stand behind the Chest
in its campaign to obtain the mo-
ney that the Red Feather services
will need to operate in l948.'
The money raised in the fall
campaign will pay the operating
costs of 81 local Red Feather well
fare and health services through
:, out the calendar year 1913. Mr..
Smith explained after weeks of
1 been determined after weeks OF
j careful study by the Budget Com
i mittee, review by the Executive
Committee. and finally approval by
the Chests Board of Directors.
The Budget Committee and the
other groups which have passed
on the goal Mr.. Smith noted, in
cludc volunteers from all walks OF
life. including business and pro-
fessional men, labor officials and
u housewives.
lie I'm supporting the Red Feather
lie agencies of the Community Chest, >
Mr.. Smith emphasized the peo-
a pie CT Seattle and King County are
I'd doing more than giving to a grour
st of worthy causes. They are buying
n services for themselves and theil
neighbors. Everybody benefits from
the services of the Chest agencies
They are preventive, designed tt
serve the whole community in Tho
same way that the Fire Depart
ment and other community ser
vices protect us through a proven
tive program. Support of the Com
III munity Chest, therefore. represent
of an investment in the welfare OF al
ng of us"
,st Army Il Navy YMCA $21 SOB
II Bothell Coordinating Council
-. $4,000
IN Bow Scouts of America 66,93O.O
a.. p,iecoe Rows School 1925 0
=, Cam, Fire Girls 80 ,378 q
- comnaipn 93,524C
Catholic Children's Bureau 57,o46u
Civic Unity Committee ll,222c
- Commas Center 9920lC
council of Social Agencies GA y009 {
0eaconess Settlement 4.430.C
Educational Center 19'645.'
Family Society llz,oSf'
Florence Crittenton Home 3O.OO0'
C;rl Scout Council 41.843 {
Goodwill Industries Currently
self -sustainil
Hiehline Community Council
4.025t
House of the Good Shepard
12,210l
Jackson Street Community Coun'
1923.
Jewish Family & Child Welfare
1898
Lighthouse for the Blind $500.
MANAGEMENT and Office Expens
1882
Medina Children's Service 22,l39
Rcnton Recreational Council
200
Ruth School for Girls lo'846
pvtber Child Center 70.500
Sacred Heart Orphanage *
poul,e Infants' Home 504l6
Salvation Army ofooo
Seattle Childrens Home ~ M
Craw Cottage 30 999
SEATTLE nav Nursery 6g3l
- Service to Armed Forces
preliminary estimated 20 OoO
rheodora Home 1890
travellers Aid Society 1922
United Seamen's Service ll'ola
University of Washington YMC
YWcA 20.095
n Urban League 23026
visiting Nurse Service 70,847
Washington Children's Home
ciety oo'zzo
Washington Society for Men
Hvpiene 1878
Young Mems Christian assoc
ton lzo'4Oo
Young Women's Christian Assoc
ton 9o'oou
Contingency Fund for Addition
Local Service Needs $4,000
Reserve for Deaths and Remov
10000
NIL f,o,,roigt, Goal 81 b07 741