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Please join us for our Campaign KICK OFF!
September 17, 2009
4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
at Becket's
The Kickoff is an ALL-NEW extravaganza
featuring hors d'oeuvres, cash bar, the Parade of Pacesetters, games & prizes, frundraising ideas for your Company Campaign and MORE!
$5.00 per person for those that register in advance or $7.00 per person at the door.
You may RSVP to the Oshkosh Area United Way
Kick Off event in our calendar! |
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Greetings!
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Hello, I'm Gil Malkowsky and I don't just wear the shirt, I live the shirt. As far as I can remember, I was always taught, through words and actions, that you can not live in a community without giving back, and I've been doing so for many years! I have volunteered for over 25 years at the Oshkosh Area United Way on the Allocations Committee and by performing monthly bank account reconciliations. Since 1993, I've been a volunteer with SCORE as Secretary of the organization and by counseling small business clients. I'm also a volunteer at the Bethel Foundation, Oshkosh Community Credit Union and have even done past volunteer work for the Red Cross and Boy Scouts. I'm an active retiree and I am thankful that I can get up every day and help. I need to contribute to the Oshkosh community. There are so many in our community who have bad luck and these people need help. I am proud that I am able to volunteer and LIVE UNITED.
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UPDATE ON LIVE UNITED
STORY SEARCH Vicky Schroeder is still currently #2 for the United Way national video search and needs your vote! You can vote ONCE PER DAY by going to www.liveunited.tv and viewing her video entitled "Take 5." |
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This year, the Oshkosh Area United Way supported 45+ community programs through the generosity of donors. Each of the programs funded aligns with one of the community investment goals developed to LIVE UNITED in our community.
This includes:
13 programs ($326,220) that Nurture Children & Strengthen Families
12 programs ($98,547) that Promote Health & Wellness
11 programs ($370,754) that Care for People in Crisis
10 programs ($138,851) that Build Self-Sufficiency
Donors who contribute through the United Way are assured that their contributions are being used to meet the needs and improve lives of the people in our community.
See Our 2009 Agency Partners
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Give.
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You can direct your contribution to one of the action areas - Nurturing Children & Strengthening Families, Promoting Health & Wellness, Building Self-Sufficiency or Caring for People in Crisis - or choose all four. As always, we will also process a restricted contribution to qualified 501 (c) 3 organizations.
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What is Planned Giving? Planned giving enables a donor to give gifts of assets during his or her lifetime or through a will. Read More
For more information on planned giving, please contact Sue Panek, OAUW Executive Director, via telephone 920-235-8560 or via email at sue@oshkoshunitedway.org.
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Advocate.
You can make change happen with your voice. United Way needs people who are passionate about education, income and health to make some noise.
BE AN ADVOCATE Forward this eNewsletter
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You can LIVE UNITED by helping us spread the word. Imagine how many people we could reach if everyone forwards this to five people.

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Volunteer.
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| United Way and Volunteer Centers work with volunteers and local non-profit agencies to develop the best opportunities for youth, busy working adults and seniors.

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FamilyWize prescription drug discount cards are available from the Oshkosh Area United Way to help the people in our community lower the cost of their medicine.
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Every hour of every day, someone in the United States needs essential services- from finding substance abuse assistance to securing adequate care for a child or an aging parent.
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SPORTSKID
of the Year United Way is proud to partner with Sports Illustrated KIDS to bring Sports Kid of the Year to communities across the country. Read More/Make Your Nomination |
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MoneySmart Week - October 10-17, 2009
Money Smart Week Wisconsin is a public awareness initiative that aims to build financial knowledge so that the community can deal with money quickly, confidently and shrewdly. Read More | |
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