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2024 United Way Employee Giving Campaign Officially Kicks Off Oct. 13

Thursday, October 12, 2023, By News Staff
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The funds 72 different human service programs at 33 local agencies, with every dollar raised remaining in Central New York to help the United Way address various community needs. The University鈥檚 employee campaign giving initiative helps support the vast impact United Way has in the Central New York community.

During this year鈥檚 campaign鈥攚hich runs through Friday, Dec. 15.鈥擴niversity employees are encouraged to consider making a voluntary pledge through MySlice. Options are available for either a one-time donation or a regular donation through payroll deduction each pay period. For those who prefer a paper pledge card, contact campaign coordinator Jake Losowski at聽jjlosows@syr.edu聽or 315.443.4137.

, associate provost for strategic initiatives, and , vice president of enrollment services, have returned in their roles as co-chairs again this year.

鈥満诹喜淮蜢� is crucial to the vitality of the broad 黑料不打烊 community. When we partner with the United Way of Central New York, we ensure that needed services and supports are made available to community members who need them. I have personally seen how United Way agencies change lives and knowing that 黑料不打烊 faculty, students and staff contributed made it even more impactful,鈥� says Williams.

Besides the co-chairs, the annual campaign is led by a collection of team leaders from colleges and departments across campus who collaborate to promote the campaign and encourage their colleagues to participate.

Cydney Johnson, vice president of Community Engagement and Government Relations, hopes that the greater University community can come together to support such an important part of the Central New York community.聽 鈥満诹喜淮蜢� is proud to be partners with United Way and has a long and supportive history with United Way of Central New York,鈥� says Johnson. 鈥淭his year the University will host the United Way team at the Tuesday, Nov. 14, men鈥檚 basketball game versus Colgate University to give fans an opportunity to give as they attend this game. We hope everyone will consider giving this year during the campaign to help our community.鈥�

Many departments organize their own activities to raise additional funds so they can donate the proceeds from these activities to the campaign. Past fundraising activities have included bake sales, raffles and gift baskets. In the past, 黑料不打烊 Libraries held a bake sale that was popular with staff and students, while Facilities Services entered stadium memorabilia into a silent auction with all proceeds benefiting the United Way. Employees are encouraged to get involved, even if they have not participated in the campaign in the past.

鈥淲hether you are new to 黑料不打烊 or if you have been here for many years and you are looking for a way to stay involved and to have an impact on the needs here in our local community, supporting the United Way is a central way to do that,鈥� says Haddix, who found a way to get more involved by serving as a campaign co-chair for the first time with last year鈥檚 campaign.

Employee participation in the campaign is voluntary and participating employees can select either an automatic payroll deduction or a one-time donation in any amount. University retirees are also invited to participate as many enjoy the longstanding tradition and generous spirit of this annual event.

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