Everything you need for a successful workplace campaign
To empower children, youth, older adults, and all residents of Lee County with the opportunities they deserve, it requires equipping them with the proper resources. That's precisely why we've curated this toolkit, designed to bolster your employee-giving initiative. These comprehensive tools serve as the cornerstone for orchestrating a triumphant United Way workplace giving campaign.
Campaign resources and showcasing donor impact
Impact Stories
Looking to inspire your team and elevate the impact of your United Way workplace giving campaign? Illuminate the positive outcomes of their contributions by showcasing the tangible difference United Way and its affiliate agencies are making in the lives of individuals across Lee County.
Below, you'll find a collection of downloadable stories that you can easily distribute throughout your workplace. Whether via email, your company's newsletter, or even on a bulletin board in the breakroom, these stories are sure to resonate with your team and ignite their passion for giving back.
Alabama Head Injury Foundation
Twin Cedars Child Advocacy Center
Community Market
Domestic Violence Intervention Center
East Alabama Services for the Elderly
Sheriffs Girls Ranch
Lee County Literacy Coalition
Red Cross
Unity Wellness
Special Deliveries
Campaign Themes and Ideas
Are you looking for fun and engaging ideas to boost participation in your annual company campaign? Check out our company campaign ideas.
Pledge Card
If you or someone in your organization prefer a paper pledge card to the online option, you can print and fill out the card below to give your pledge.
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Thank You Graphics
Utilize these graphics to convey your gratitude to the employees who took part in the workplace campaign. When sharing via email, we recommend incorporating each JPG image directly into the email's body, rather than sending them as separate attachments. This ensures a seamless and visually impactful expression of appreciation.
This card was colored by a child from Joyland Child Development Center, a United Way of Lee County agency.
