Visualization Tool Instructions

How to use visualization tool

Click on the button to open a new window to view the data vizualiztion dashboard.

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For the best rendering of the dashboard, please click on the icon for FULL SCREEN view located in the bottom right corner of the gray Tableau tool footer.

  • Dollars invested and additional details are displayed when you hover over one county’s geography.
  • The investments represented on this map and presentation include:
    • Community Investments - the majority of TUW's service to community including funds directed to grantees and three-year funded projects and initiatives.
    • Disaster & COVID-19 Response and Relief - investments made in response to natural and other disasters that impact Tri-County Residents.
    • Donor Designations - TUW directs donor funds to the chosen organization at regular and predictable intervals.
    • Integrated Community Systems - capacity-building tools, services and systems paid for by TUW to ensure Tri-County organizations and residents are supported in accessing resources and achieving financial stability.
    • Program Evaluation & Public Policy - efforts aim to improve program delivery effectiveness and efficiency through measurement and analysis as well as law and regulations.
    • Volunteer Engagement  - TUW relies on volunteers for community investment decision making and oversight. Additionally, we provide individual and corporate volunteering opportunities by working with partner organizations.
  • You can customize the information displayed on the map by using various filters in the dropdowns on the right side:
    • Select a specific Fiscal Year
    • Select a specific County in the Tri-County Region, or view all three counties
    • Select a specific Area of Investment, or view all investments
    • Select a specific Program/Grantee, or view all 
    • Select a specific Variable to see the impact framed in various ways: dollars, # served, lbs. of food, # of volunteers or the monetary value of volunteer time invested in the community.