WORKPLACE CAMPAIGN TOOLKIT

Workplace campaigns are United Way’s primary means of fundraising. Giving at the workplace is an easy and effective way to help employees make a difference and show them that their workplace is actively supporting the local community’s most important issues. Employees of a company are given an opportunity to support United Way by donating a portion of their paycheck. Spreading giving throughout the year via employee payroll deduction makes it easier to increase someone’s donations while still staying within their personal budget. People often find it easier to contribute a small amount each pay period than to contribute the same sum of money all at once.

Workplace campaigns are efficient and easy to administer. Want to start one at your workplace? Contact: Zack East, Sr. Director of Organizational Sustainability: zack.east@uwsm.org or 269.932.3226

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Impact Snapshot: Domestic and Sexual Abuse Services (DASAS) - PDF

United We Thrive (Annual Report, Impact Report, Book of Leaders) - PDF

Impact Partner List - PDF

Impact Statement - PDF

Running Your Campaign

Frequently Asked Questions - PDF

ECC Duties - PDF

Workplace Campaign - PDF

Special Events Guide - PDF

Choose Your Campaign Scenario

EPLEDGE CAMPAIGN

Campaign How-to: Before, During, & After

Sample Epledge Campaign Email - PDF

FILLABLE PDF PLEDGE CAMPAIGN

Fillable PDF Pledge Campaign Instructions - PDF

Fillable PDF Pledge Form - PDF

Fillable PDF Designation Form - PDF

Campaign How-to: Before, During, & After

Sample Fillable PDF Pledge Campaign Email - PDF

ROLLOVER CAMPAIGN

Rollover Campaign Instructions - PDF

Campaign How-to: Before, During, & After

Sample Rollover Campaign Email - PDF

TRADITIONAL CAMPAIGN

Traditional Pledge Form - PDF

Traditional Designation Form - PDF

Campaign How-to: Before, During, & After

Sample Emails for All Campaign Types- PDF

Posters

Your Gift Has Impact - PDF

Power of ONE - PDF

Thank you - PDF

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