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Leadership at Yale-New Haven Hospital

On the evening of December 15th, Yale-New Haven Hospital held a reception at Central Steakhouse in New Haven to recognize and honor the partnership between the Hospital and United Way.

Yale Champions “Give Every Child a Chance”

Representatives from across campus recently gathered to kick-off Yale’s 2011-2012 United Way Campaign. Fifty volunteer champions convened at the Sterling Hall of Medicine and Sterling Memorial Library orientations, which were planned to unite volunteers with United Way staff, as well as with the University’s Campaign committee. Madeline Ravich, Executive Director of The Diaper Bank and Yale School of Management alumnus, also offered remarks on the need to give babies a healthy start in life.

Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?

Last week, the Yale School of Medicine posed the question, “Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?” to faculty, students, and staff in the Department of Physiology. With “Give Every Child a Chance” as Yale’s United Way Campaign theme this year, this event was designed as a fun competition to raise money and awareness about United Way’s involvement in creating educational opportunities for low-income children and youth.

 

Yale University Kicks Off United Way 2010-2011 Campaign: "Give Every Child a Chance"

Yale University kicked-off their 2010-2011 United Way Campaign on Wednesday morning with a volunteer champion's training session, followed by an evening Leadership Reception at the Yale Peabody Museum. Hosted by University officers, guests enjoyed a cocktail reception in the Great Hall of Dinosaurs, followed by a short program in the Auditorium. Provost Peter Salovey welcomed guests and spoke on the importance of the Yale/United Way partnership, while other speakers offered information on poverty in the area and United Way's role in creating positive change in the community.

The 2010 Community Campaign is Now Officially Kicked Off

Despite the rain, the community joined together to celebrate the kick-off of our annual United Way Community Campaign. Although United Way is fund-raising and awareness raising year round, the most intense period is the from September to December. This period is what is called the Community Campaign. During those four months many workplaces will rally in support of Education, Income and Health. The kick-off celebrates these workplaces and community volunteers.

Campaign Kick-off Celebration

CELEBRATE YOUR COMMUNITY


Temple Street Plaza (courtyard between Temple Grill & Kitchen Zinc)

This is a free event with special guests Eight to the Bar

Bring your friends.  Connect with your community.
Including Fun Music, Food, Drinks and more..

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United Way Celebrates Campaign Volunteers and Leadership

On June 22nd, the community celebrated the success of the 2009-10 campaign. We took the opportunity to thank all our campaign volunteers. The event also recognised the leadership of Diane Turner, 2009-10 Campaign Chair, and Yale University's commitment to our community with special guest, Yale President Richard Levin. The event was well attended with over 170, volunteers, buisness leaders and partners in the room.

“The University is pleased to support the United Way and its many good works. I want to especially thank Diane Turner and our more than 100 ‘United Way Champions’ on the University staff who lead the United Way campaign at Yale each year.”

- Richard Levin, Yale University President

Town Fair Tire Holds Born Learning Lunch and Learn

This year's campaign rally at Town Fair Tire's Corporate Headquarters featured Randy Whitcomb talking about how their giving has helped our communities through some tough times.  Amy Townsley, Community Impact Coordinator, led the group through an introduction to Born Learning, United Way's national initiative to help parents feel comfortable as thier child's first teacher. Education begins when a child is born. The brain undergoes its most dramatic growth in the earliest years of life as children begin to develop their capacity to think, learn, speak, and reason.

Some of the "Unsung Heroes" of the Healthy Baby Diaper Drive

The United Ways of Greater New Haven, Coastal Fairfield County and Western Connecticut have joined together for a regional Healthy Baby Diaper Drive, in partnership with The Diaper Bank in New Haven. There are numerous organizations that are participating in this very important endeavor to collect half a million diapers for needy families in the 33-town region served by the organizations. This article in the New Haven Register highlights a few of the “unsung heroes” that have taken this challenge to new heights.
 

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