Monday, October 4, 2021

Have You Donated to the Our United Way Campaign Yet?

Central Iowa LIVES UNITED year-round, but United Way is extra special during the fall when organizations like ours across the community-run campaigns to raise money for the cause. 


We are counting on you to once again pledge your support to United Way, so they can in turn support communities through Essential Needs, Early Childhood Success, Education Success, Economic Opportunity and Health & Well-Being – the 5 Elements of a Thriving Community! 

Heartland AEA and United Way are so grateful to you for the generosity you’ve shown in the past toward this fight. You are truly an impact-maker for so many central Iowans in need! As a donor or volunteer, or as someone who wants to learn more about United Way’s work, you are joining the effort to ensure that everyone in Central Iowa gets a chance at a quality life. 


 

Campaign Details 
  • An email from United Way of Central Iowa was sent to all staff on Sept. 28 2021, with a link to donate to United Way online. 
  • Pledges of at least $50 can be designated toward a county United Way or organization of your choosing. 
  • Although the pledge site may indicate that cash or check pledges are options, we are only accepting online pledges for this campaign. 
  • Those who pledge will again be entered into a drawing! 
If you have any questions, contact Courtney Croatt, Communications Specialist or Whitney Wolf, Human Resources Generalist. 

Why We Support United Way -- To Assist People Like Missy!
Missy Montero missed a lot of school. She was raising her younger sister from the age of 11, because her parents worked long hours to provide for the family. She began caring for her young niece, too. Plus, she has juvenile arthritis and severe migraines, which cause debilitating pain. All these struggles meant Missy wasn’t on track to graduate high school, despite good grades. Flex Academy, funded by United Way of Central Iowa, allowed the senior to work at her own pace—attending school when she can, working from home and interacting personally with her teachers to keep up when she missed days.

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