Partners in Time made the most impact for youth in 2007, with nearly 30 percent of projects benefiting children and school partnerships. Health issues, including HIV/AIDS, were supported by 13 percent of projects. With the continuing success of the "Bag Hunger" food drive, celebrating its 10th anniversary, hunger relief represented 17 percent of projects. Efforts benefiting women's issues such as breast cancer research support and domestic violence prevention represented more than 8 percent of volunteer efforts. Housing and homelessness, and issues affecting seniors, each were impacted by 5 percent of Partners in Time projects.

2007 Partners In Time Employee Volunteer Service Hours By Issue Area