The 2020 Community Campaign of the United Way is seeking help to reach its goals this year, like every year. The campaign’s goal is to reach 15,000 St. Clair County residents. So far, they are able to help around 5,622, according to their most recent estimates.
The United Way says, “Each of us has the ability to make a difference in someone’s life. When we band together, we amplify that effect and make a significant impact on our entire community; creating lasting change for the common good. An enjoyable quality of life for all; that is the goal.”
The United Way funds 39 essential health and human service endeavors countywide. They have adapted to the unique needs brought on by the sudden change to the workplace and life in general while we all live with Covid-19.
Payroll deduction pledging is still an option, as are single contributions that can be made anytime throughout the year.
According to the United Way, “This is your opportunity to leave your fingerprints on a legacy of change that will resonate for generations to come.”
Reporting for WGRT – Jennie McClelland
UWSCC’s Finance Director at (810) 985-8169
