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2024 CAMPAIGN KICKS OFF
Our new Campaign kicks off on Friday August 23 with our 9th annual Community Care Day. Join us for a day of volunteering and community spirit. Click here for details and to join the celebration!
2024 CAMPAIGN CHAIR
Ben Vollrath, President of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce, will serve as the 2024 United Way Campaign Chair.
Ben Vollrath, President of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce, will serve as the 2024 United Way Campaign Chair.
Ben Vollrath assumed the role of President of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce in August of 2018 with the task of advancing the economic development efforts of the community. Ben earned his Bachelor's degree from Wheaton College in Chicago Illinois and his MBA from Capital University in Columbus. In 2018, he received his designation as a Certified Economic Developer by the International Economic Development Council. A native of Marysville, Ben, his wife Jacey and their 3 kids are now proud Bellefontaine residents.
RUN A UNITED WAY WORKPLACE CAMPAIGN THIS FALL!
The idea of having a "United Fund" to support local needs spread to Logan County in 1955 when area business leaders joined together to offer a giving opportunity for their employees. The tradition of giving via payroll deduction at work continues to this day and the annual United Way campaign is still the largest communitywide fundraiser in Logan County. The workplace campaign is at the heart of that effort. Today, more than 40 local workplaces participate, extending the giving opportunity to their employees and accounting for roughly 75 percent of our annual support.
The idea of having a "United Fund" to support local needs spread to Logan County in 1955 when area business leaders joined together to offer a giving opportunity for their employees. The tradition of giving via payroll deduction at work continues to this day and the annual United Way campaign is still the largest communitywide fundraiser in Logan County. The workplace campaign is at the heart of that effort. Today, more than 40 local workplaces participate, extending the giving opportunity to their employees and accounting for roughly 75 percent of our annual support.
WORKPLACE CAMPAIGN MATERIALS
Are you responsible for coordinating the United Way campaign in your workplace? Know that YOUR role is critical and far-reaching, with the potential to impact thousands of lives in our community. As a United Way Champion, you’ll have an opportunity to showcase your leadership and project management skills at work, build camaraderie within your office, network with colleagues in other industries, and have fun. All while helping us raise charitable dollars to achieve your company’s philanthropic goals and further United Way’s mission.
Don't worry. We're here to help! Below are some on-demand links to our campaign materials.
- CHAMPIONS GUIDE - PDF. Time-tested tips and new strategies for campaigning during COVID to help make your efforts a rousing success.
- Employee Payroll Deduction Pledge Form - PDF to print on-demand. Use this to obtain and document individual employee giving. (WE RECOMMEND CUSTOMIZING YOUR PLEDGE FORMS. Work with us in advance of your campaign to co-brand and maximize this opportunity.
- Corporate Pledge Form - PDF to print on-demand. Use this to obtain and document your corporate giving commitment.
- Posters - PDF to print on-demand. OR call us at (937) 592-2886 and we can bring you enough 11x17 posters to promote your campaign in your workplace. We can even customize posters with photos / messaging specific to your workplace.
- 7-Foot Pop-up Banners - Call us at (937) 592-2886 and make arrangements to borrow one or more of our banners during the week of your workplace campaign.
- 2024 Agency Directory - link for a list of programs to which donors can designate.
- Campaign Reporting Form - PDF - When your turn in pledge forms and donations, print and submit this form to summarize totals for our auditors.
- "Funraisers" in the Workplace - PDF. Fun ideas to supplement and enhance your internal UW campaign.
