United Way Suncoast Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. O-79 – percent of annual revenues that are generated through workplace campaigns
2. B-1.5 – Millions of dollars raised to support COVID-19 recovery
3. N-18,661 – number of adults who received pre-employment services and financial education support
4. G-50,000 – number of women involved in Women United Nationwide
5. B-2002 – year United Ways of Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties merged to form UW of Tampa Bay
6. B-1924 – Year Tampa Welfare League was founded, which would later become United Way
7. B-3 – grade students need to be able to read at grade level by to stay on track to graduate high school
8. G-16 – millions of dollars contributed by our 100 most generous workplaces and their employees last year
9. O-95,000 – number of veterans living in Hillsborough County
10. I-26 – percent of funding going towards education programs last year
11. O-5 – percent of funding going towards place-based initiatives
12. O-8,000 – number of e-books that MyOn gives students access to
13. I-19,622 – number of tax returns completed by UW’s VITA program last year
14. N-51,430 – number of volunteer hours organized by UW Suncoast’s Hands On
15. N-87 – percent of high schoolers graduating high school in our area
16. O-13,016 – number of visits made to Sulphur Springs Resource Center in 2017
17. G-65 – goal to achieve 3rd grade reading scores to
18. I-339,468 – number of households impacted by our COVID-19 fund
19. I-54 – percent of third graders reading at grade level in our area
20. B-1887 – Year UW concept was begun in Denver, CO
21. G-1.4 - millions of dollars raised by top 25 most generous workplaces in Sarasota County last year
22. O-3,000 – number of students connected with a Reading Pal mentor statewide each year
23. I-75 – percent less that those who don’t graduate high school will earn compared to their peers
24. I-70 – number of agencies funded from our COVID-19 Impact fund
25. O-79,011.37 – amount raised during the first year of the Tampa Welfare League
26. G-96 – number of projects for Day of Caring last year
27. I-138,417 – number of children who received support from UW to improve their educational opportunities
28. N-211 – number to call to connect with UW services in our area
29. G-1.3 – millions of dollars raised by top 25 most generous workplaces in Manatee County last year
30. G-90 – goal to improve high school graduation rates to
31. N-100 – percent of Operation Graduate students who were accepted into higher education programs or the military
32. O-88 – percent of 1st graders who are reading below grade level will continue to be behind grade level in 4th grade
33. B-2017 – Year UW Suncoast merged with UW of Manatee County to serve a five-county area (Hillsborough, Pinellas, DeSoto, Manatee, and Sarasota)
34. I-915,171 – number of individuals impacted by our COVID-19 fund
35. B-40 – Percent of households in our area considered ALICE (asset limited income constrained employed)
36. N-4,552 – number of homeless veterans in Florida
37. N-1.2 – millions of dollars in value provided back to the community through volunteer hours last year
38. B-2012 – year United Way of Tampa Bay consolidated with UW of Sarasota to become UW Suncoast
39. G-11 – millions of dollars raised by our 10 most generous workplaces and their employees last year