Running a Campaign

United Way's 2010 Campaign Cabinet, chaired by Dr. Nathan Hatch, is comprised of highly-motivated volunteers from across our community. We are most grateful for their assistance.

• August 30 - November 5: Loaned Executives
• September 11: 2010 Community Campaign Kickoff, BB&T Field at WFU vs. Duke game

Each year, United Way brings together a small, but critically important group of community supporters to act as liaisons between United Way and the hundreds of local United Way campaigns. They are our Loaned Executives.

Loaned Executives work long hours to carry the United Way message to employee campaign meetings, many of which are conducted late in the evening and in the wee hours of the morning. Some are literally loaned by local businesses while other businesses provide United Way with funding necessary to hire Loaned Executives for their 10 week tenure. In either case, Loaned Executives complete their service with the knowledge and satisfaction that they have truly changed lives in our community.

Our 2010 Loaned Executives include:

• Denise Agard
• Brooke Jackson
• Raena Johnson
• Jarrod Hayworth
• Sandy Jolley
• Landis Kimbrough
• Stephanie Kohn
• Kevin Mundy
• Joanne Viren

Our United Way is fortunate to receive support from a large family of local organizations and their employees. Click on the link below for a listing of the organizations that supported the 2009 United Way campaign.

Organizations Supporting the 2008 Campaign

The following links contain videos, photos, PDF versions of materials and other tools that will help educate and engage your employees:

Print Materials

• "Six Steps to Success" (Employee Campaign Manager's guide)
• Agenda for Change
• Pledge form
• Brochure card
• Women's Leadership Council brochure
• Breakthrough Initiative poster
• Education poster
• Pledge listing / summary sheet
• Thermometer

Broadcast materials

• 2010 Education Video (3:23)
• 2010 Education Video (short version / 2:03)
• 2010 Financial Stability Video (3.44)
• 2010 Health Video (3:12)

United Way's brandmark has been updated nationally to reflect United Way's goal of reaching beyond its respected fund-raising heritage to become a leading force behind greater community impact.

Below you'll find guidelines for using the United Way brandmark and the brandmark in five different executions.  To download a brandmark, right click on the link, click on Save Target As and save to your computer.

If you need a brandmark in a format other than the jpegs listed below, please contact John Conrad at john.conrad@uwforsyth.org. 

Brandmark, Logo and Guideline Documents

• United Way Brandmark Guidelines
• LIVE UNITED logo (black)
• LIVE UNITED logo (blue)
• United Way brandmark/full color
• United Way brandmark (blue)
• United Way brandmark (black)