United Way of
 Bemidji Area


 
 
 
 
Thank you to our Pacesetter businesses for agreeing to lead the way in our 2010 Campaign:

Beltrami Electric

First National Bank Bemidji

JCPenney

North Country Business Products

North Country Health
Services

Potlatch

RiverWood Bank

Target

UPS
 

 

 

Results from a Public Opinion Poll show that people have a more positive image of their company when it supports United Way. A majority of people (59%) indicate that their company’s support of United Way makes them feel good about their company. In essence, a company’s partnership with United Way is beneficial for the company.   In addition, research also shows that there are other benefits for a corporate partnership with United Way. First, people are more likely to work for a company that supports community impact efforts, as is at the heart of United Way’s mission.  Second, people are more inclined to shop in a store that supports community impact work such as United Way.  And finally, people are more inclined to invest in a company that supports community impact efforts. (United Way of America, News You Can Use, 2005)

What are the benefits to running a United Way workplace campaign?

   Meaningful way to energize a team, build company morale, and share a sense of contribution to community.
 

   It offers professional development as campaign team members learn project management, leadership, and organizational skills.


  
It increases employees’ community awareness as they learn about critical issues facing our community.


   By allowing your employees to pay their pledges through payroll deduction, you empower them with the ability to help dozens of agencies and impact thousands of lives for only a handful of dollars a week.


  
It provides recognition opportunities for the organization and employees. United Way’s Campaign Awards recognize the exceptional commitment, leadership, and creativity shown through participation in the annual campaign.


What’s involved in a United Way workplace campaign?


Company Commitment

•   Commit to an employee campaign

•   Allow employee giving through payroll deduction

•   Consider a corporate gift


CEO/Manager Commitment

•  Appoint an employee(s) to serve as the campaign coordinator
   and have them attend the internal coordinator training party

•   Visibly support the campaign

 

 

YES!  We want to support our community and improve people's lives in the Bemidji community by running a United Way workplace campaign.

 

E-mail Address: *
Company/Organization *
Contact *
Physical Address
Mailing Address *
City, State, Zip *
Phone *
Fax
Number of Employees
Number of people attending
the Workplace Campaign
Training Party
Thursday, Sept 9
12:00 noon
2nd floor, 201 Third Street

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Quick Links:

2010 United Way Brochure

2010 Pledge Form

Campaign Cabinet

Communications Committee


Recognition Links:

Corporate Awards

Pillars Club Members

Emerging Leaders

Loyal Contributors

Campaign Champions