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Thank you for your support of United Way.
This
newsletter provides the latest information about how
United Way and our partners are making a difference
in the lives of kids, families and community in
Snohomish County.
Thanks to you, United Way is changing the way.
From quick fixes to real, lasting change. That’s what
matters.TM
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Campaign News |
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Frontier Bank's
John Dickson
nearly gave the shirt off his back
for
the United Way campaign. 70% of Frontier employees
donated a total of $252,621, with a corporate gift of
$55,000 for a total of $307,621
- Many generous employees at
great companies are wrapping up United Way
campaigns, helping people with their pledges to the
Local Community Fund. Thanks to everyone who
donated to United Way. Mark your calendars for the
March 8
Community Caring Celebration!
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- The United Way campaign got a huge boost from
Boeing. Boeing workers gave $3.4 million through the
Boeing Employees Community Fund, and The Boeing
Company.
- Campaigns are still running, but it’s time to say
goodbye to Campaign Executives Diane Allvin Beach,
Grace Holland, Jeremy Glines, Jerry Johnson, John
Weber, Leigh Ford, Linda Armstrong, Lynn Lewis,
Robyn Vanderpool, Sandee Almack, Susan Haskins,
Thom Sena, and Tom Pendergast. Mike Williams is
staying through January.
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Free Tax Preparation Site Open House |
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Friday, January 12, 2007
10:00-11:00 a.m.
Boys & Girls Club, North Everett
2316 12th Street, Everett
Do you deserve money back on your taxes? Know
someone
who does?
An estimated $10 million in Snohomish County goes
unclaimed each year from the earned income tax
credit alone. United Way is launching a new Free Tax
Preparation campaign to help low income families
save filing fees and claim refunds. Come see how
your clients and employees can keep more of what
they earn. To RSVP, contact Lynne
Springer at 425.921.3490.
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2-1-1 sees record month |
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November set records for weather and for the 2-1-1
information line. The community helpline handles
700-800 calls per week. “In November, that jumped
to 1,000 calls a week,” said Bill Brackin, North Sound
2-1-1 program director.
The 2-1-1 line is still busy as clean up after the
storms continues.
Need help? Call 2-1-1. Want to help? Call the United
Way Volunteer Center at 425.921.3459
or check “Volunteer” at www.uwsc.org.
North Sound 2-1-1 is a community partnership
serving a five-county area, led by Volunteers of
America Western Washington and United Way of
Snohomish County, with data support from Senior
Information & Assistance.
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New staff join the team |
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Welcome to new United Way staff members Katrina
Ondracek, Senior Manager of Success By 6®; Kerile
Neprud, General Ledger Accountant; and Kelly
Mazzola, Impact and Investment Manager.
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Volunteer Expo set for April 14 |
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Find out more about volunteering in Snohomish
County by attending the 2007 Volunteer Expo on
Saturday, April 14 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the
Everett Mall.
Talk to people from more than 60 nonprofits: you are
sure to find one that suits your time, talents and
interests.
The Volunteer Expo is a project of The
United Way Volunteer Center with assistance from
the Sno-King Bluebills, Catholic Community Services
and the RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteering Program).
For more info, call
Sara Ballard at 425.921.3459.
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Happy Holidays |
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If you’re reading this online, just click for our holiday card. If you’re
reading a print version, visit www.uwsc.org
and look in Hot News for a fun, flash version of the
United Way holiday card. Either way, we wish you
the happiest of holidays!
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