Campaign

Read a note from our Campaign Chairs, Jeremey and Trish Woods here. 

 

CAMPAIGN MATERIALS

Don't know where to start? Try reading over our Campaign Handbook: 

• Campaign Handbook 2020

Wondering how to engage employees on a virtual basis? Check out some of these resources:

• Breaking the Cycle, a Poverty Simulator.
               This interactive web based simulator walks you through the tough choices that families in poverty face everyday, read more about the simulator here. Additionally, this is a great debrief presentation that can be played after you the simulator to help connect all the dots for your employees. 
• 15 Fun Virtual Campaign Ideas
• Incentive Ideas
• Sample Communication (5 Day Email Campaign)
• Workplace Slide Also Available in print form
• Campaign Videos
               Partner Agency Videos
               United Way PSA Video 
               Local United Way PSA Video
               Board Chair- Tamra Bragg's Why
               Mayor David Turner Video       

Still haven't found what you're looking for, maybe one of these ITEMS can help: 

• ACH Form
• United Way Store
• Rollover Campaign
• Community Impact Flyer
• Pledge Form
• Traditional UW Thermometer 
• Live United Coloring Page

Looking for something else, contact Katie Eubank

 

EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGN COORDINATOR (ECC)

As the Campaign Coordinator of your company you play an extremely important role in the success of the entire campaign. You will be working with your CEO, team members and United Way Staff.

Your Role Includes

• Educating employees about United Way
• Promoting your company's campaign events and activities
• Asking each employee to invest in our community.  Use presentations or one on one ask.
• Distribute and collect pledge cards and other materials
• Answer questions

Steps to a successful campaign

• Secure CEO support
• Build a winning team to help
• Plan your campaign with the help of your team
• Determine your goal
• Include Leadership Giving
• Promote United Way
• Make the Ask
• Report results timely and accurately
• Say Thank you to everyone involved
• Wrap up your campaign