United Way of Asheville
and Buncombe County
UNITE PEOPLE, IMPROVE LIVES, STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY

 
June 25, 2015




READY TO LEARN: SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE
The first day of school is the farthest thing in the minds of kids and teens, but we're already collecting school supplies to ensure every student in our community is ready to learn when the bell rings. Help us send 1,200 fully-stocked backpacks into the community so everyone has the tools to succeed.
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GALLERY: LEADERSHIP GIVING APPRECIATION 
CORPORATE VOLUNTEER ENGAGEMENT PROGRAM 
The generosity of those who give, advocate and volunteer for our work can never be overstated. Leadership Givers share one common goal: making a difference. We count on leaders like them to make sure our work continues and wanted to say THANK YOU, so we got together last week to do just that. VIEW GALLERY> 
There are many benefits to corporate volunteering from retaining top talent to improved skills to increased employee satisfaction, but it can be a challenge to connect with a nonprofit to arrange a project. Hands On, our volunteer center, recently created a meaningful volunteer experience at area schools for Duke Energy employees. READ MORE>  
 UPCOMING EVENTS 
July 3  
United Way Offices Closed, NC 2-1-1 Remains Open
 
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July 6 at 3:30 p.m.
 
UNC Asheville Celebrates Middle School Success Open House
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July 10 at 6:00 p.m.
School Supply Night with The Asheville Tourists 

July 6 at 3:30 p.m.
 
"Fill the Bus" at Walmart (School Supply Drive)  

ETC.
We're hiring! Do you know energetic and talented folks with the ability to communicate our vision and mission? Being a Loaned Executive is an excellent opportunity to develop as a leader, build relationships with local companies and be part of a team committed to creating community change. READ MORE>

Some big changes were announce earlier this month. Ann Von Brock has transitioned from her role as Vice President of Planning and Community Investment to Special Projects Manager. Lance Edwards has been promoted to her former position and Ron Katz has been named Community Fund Director. READ MORE>

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