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Communities
need three elements to support a solid economic base and thrive:
- A
sound educational system.
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A rich cultural environment.
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A stable, caring infrastructure that can meet the needs of the
less fortunate.
The
third element is best addressed by your support of our local United
Way and
its
network of 81 Partner Agencies.
| Last
year in your backyard:
- 3.3 million pounds of food were
distributed among local food pantries.
- 23,131 people in need calling an
information and referral telephone service were linked with
services that could help.
- 200 volunteers were trained and
180 put their skills into action responding to local and
national disasters.
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Troy
Singer
Hooven
Dayton
Young
Leaders
Circle
Member |
"I
trust the United Way volunteers to use my
donation to help the most people. As a child, I was helped by
United Way and I now have the opportunity to give back to the
network of services that helped me and my family." |
Wanted:
Local young professionals (under 40) who care about strengthening
our
community and helping those most in need. |
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Portfolio
of Benefits:
- Recognition
- Networking and Professional Enrichment - Leadership Luncheon
Series and Young,
United, Connected
- Social activities
- Philanthropic education
Investment:
- Donate at least $1,000 to your community through United Way.
You can also reap the benefits of membership by donating at least
$500 and making a commitment to Step-Up
to a $1,000 pledge over 3 years.
- Contact Bill Perry
at (937) 225-3059 or Jennifer
Dietsch at (225-3020) to find out more about the Young Leaders
Circle.
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Bill
Anderson |
| Young
Leaders Circle Member |
| “I
don’t think any of us can have too many relationships
with young, positive, energetic and selfless people like the
kind you’ll find involved with United Way.” |
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