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United Way Day of Caring Sets New Record, 2010 United Way Community Campaign Goal Announced

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    • Rain or Shine: Friday Is Campaign Kickoff and United Way Day of Caring!

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    Join us September 3 as we kick off the 2010 United Way Community Campaign! We'll be giving and volunteering whether rain or shine, so grab your rain gear and come out to support the campaign!*

     

    2010 United Way Community Campaign Kickoff

    When: September 3, 8 a.m.-9:30 a.m., rain or shine

    Where: United Way of Central and Northeastern Connecticut, 30 Laurel St., Hartford

    What: The 2010 United Way Community Campaign will officially kick with the unveiling of the campaign goal.

    Day of Caring Information for Workplaces

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    We know you want to make a difference where you live and work. United Way Day of Caring is the your perfect chance. It's the area’s largest volunteer event and the kickoff to the annual United Way Community Campaign. Last year, more than 5,500 volunteers gave their time and talent to 165 nonprofit organizations in our 40-town area on Day of Caring.

    Photos: United Way Day of Caring: 5,500 Volunteers Strong...and Growing!

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    Across the 40 towns of central and northeastern Connecticut, more than 5,500 employees from local workplaces Lived United by helping local nonprofit organizations complete a variety of projects on United Way Day of Caring XVIII, held September 11th. Their annual gift of time and effort serves as a fitting kickoff for the United Way Community Campaign, which raises resources to help ensure that year after year, despite hard times, health and human service programs continue to be available to the people of our 40 towns.

    Everyone has something to give! Let’s keep the United Way Day of Caring can-do spirit alive. Please give generously through the United Way Community Campaign..

    Aetna employees volunteer at March of Dimes Connecticut  CIGNA employees help to organize classrooms at Our Piece of the Pie's OPPortunity High School  Hamilton Sundstrand and other volunteers spruced up the Mandell JCC

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