United
Way moving to more visible location
On Sept. 1, after 15 years at the same
location, United Way of Martin County will be moving its
offices to 10 S.E. Central Parkway in Stuart.
“The new location will be more
accessible for connecting people with services provided by
United Way agencies, internal programs and initiatives like
Martin Volunteers, CHARACTER COUNTS! and Volunteer Income
Tax Assistance,” said Jim Vojcsik, United Way of Martin
County executive director.
“A more visible location will better
support United Way’s strategic goals to be a leader in
fundraising, volunteerism and advocacy, as well as increase
awareness of United Way’s brand and presence in the
community.”
The move reduces United Way’s annual
operating costs and will free up additional funds that can
be put back into the community.
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United Way recruiting
leaders for annual campaign
United Way of Martin County is recruiting volunteers
loaned executives for the 2010-11 fundraising campaign.
Loaned executives, or LE’s, will have the opportunity
to develop leadership and public speaking skills, network with other
professionals, and raise visibility for their business while participating
in United Way’s multi-million dollar community-driven fundraising campaign
benefiting more than 40 local nonprofit agencies.
A two-part LE training session is scheduled for 8 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. Aug. 19 and 20 at the Seacoast National Bank University Room,
50 Kindred St., Suite 101, Stuart.
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Click here to download the LE brochure
Click here to view
United Way of Martin County's 2008-09 990 form
