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The United Way workplace campaign is the easiest and most powerful impact you can have on our community. Each year, thousands of employees and hundreds of businesses take part in the annual fall fundraising campaign.

Whether it is the first time or the 20th, the tools below will help make it your easiest campaign yet. 
Please reach out to Dean Jardee via email at djardee@uwccmt.org or phone at 406-727-8671, to talk about your organization's campaign, to arrange for delivery of your campaign supplies, or to schedule someone to come talk to your employees about the work United Way and the nonprofits we fund are accomplishing in our community.

All campaign coordinators will be emailed a YouTube link to a short video that tells the stories of three people helped by United Way of Cascade County.
Our retractable banners are a great way to capture attention and add energy to your campaign.
We created one sheets sharing the impact of donations in our focus areas of education, financial stability and health.
Some employers add energy to their campaigns by getting LIVE UNITED t-shirts for the campaign coordinators or for all staff members. T-shirts cost $2 for white and $5 for color. We will contact you to get sizes.

 

Click here to see a mock-up of what that could look like for your businesses.

  • United Way of Cascade County will create and host the web landing page.
  • You will be given a weekly report and an Excel spreadsheet at the end of the campaign.
  • The web landing page will be created within five business days of you completing this form.
(United Way of Cascade County will update you weekly during your campaign, with the names and donation amounts of those who have given through the web landing page.) 

For every $1 donated 99 cents is invested in the community.

United Way will help 30,571 people this year

United Way is investing $1.3 million  to advance bold goals in education, financial stability & health.

United Way donations support 30 local nonprofit programs

United Way coordinates more than two dozen local nonprofits to respond to homelessness

15,951 school supply items collected for local kids

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