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IT TAKES A FAMILY At United Way for Southeastern Michigan, we believe family takes many forms. From parents and siblings, to work peers and social networks, we create lasting bonds with the people we surround ourselves with. We know that together, as one big family, we can all make a difference. Supporting United Way isn’t just giving to charity. It’s making an investment in a future we can all believe in. And when we treat one another like family, we all succeed. That’s how we LIVE UNITED.

WHAT WE DO We’re igniting a social movement in Greater Detroit by empowering people to unite – through giving, advocating and volunteering – to solve complex problems that affect us all. Our work is fueled by our United Way family.

WHY WE DO IT We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to lead their best life. All children deserve the right start in life, where they can grow up healthy and graduate school prepared to succeed in college and a career.

OUR FOCUS We identify the root causes of some of our communities most complex challenges and invest in four key focus areas:

EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT THE CHALLENGE About 40% of children in Greater Detroit enter kindergarten unprepared for school. WHAT WE’VE DONE Empowered parents and caregivers to access the resources needed to help their children reach developmental milestones before they step foot inside a classroom. RESULTS children, families and caregivers have accessed our Bib to Backpack resources.

HEALTHY KIDS THE CHALLENGE Today, 1 in 5 kids struggle to access the nutritious food they need to grow and thrive. WHAT WE’VE DONE We’ve created a nationally recognized brand called Meet Up and Eat Up, mobile technology and collaborative partnerships to address the food system where children live, learn and play. RESULTS

COLLEGE AND CAREER PATHWAYS THE CHALLENGE John Hopkins magazine coined the term “dropout factory” in 2001 to describe schools in which less than 60% of the freshman class remained enrolled 4 years later. WHAT WE’VE DONE In June 2008, we set a goal of turning around or shutting down 30 high schools in Metro Detroit where graduation rates were consistently below 60%. In 2010, we were able to invite more schools who were listed in the bottom 5% of schools in Michigan (in terms of graduation rates and proficiency) to participate. RESULTS We joined the Coalition for the Future of Detroit School children and co-created a recommendation report for Gov. Rick Snyder in March 2015 to improve systemic issues plaguing our schools.

BASIC NEEDS 2-1-1, our 24/7/365 resource helpline, provides emergency referrals in a one- stop shop. 289,296 callers were referred to emergency assistance via our 2-1-1 call center. Top Calls for 2-1-1

Learning the value of giving back STORIES Labor Lives United Food is medicine Learning the value of giving back ‘I can do this’ Empowering Parents

TOGETHER, AS A FAMILY, WE ACHIEVED THE FOLLOWING IN FY2015-16:

[COMPANY NAME’S] UNITED WAY HISTORY This is a place to include information regarding your company’s involvement and history with United Way: Include narrative bullets History of the relationship Past Giving History Campaign Highlights

2016 CAMPAIGN DATES This is a place to communication information regarding events surrounding your company’s United Way campaign, including the start and end date: Campaign Kickoff Bake Sale Ice Cream Social Campaign End

2016 CAMPAIGN CHAIRPERSON Introduce the person(s) that will be leading your company’s campaign efforts: Name Title Division Phone Number Email

2016 CAMPAIGN GOALS Enter your campaign goal(s). Goal(s) could be based on % of participation, overall dollars raised, average gift, leadership giving, etc.: 2014 Participation: XX% 2015 Participation Goal: XX 2014 Average Gift: $XXX 2015 Average Gift Goal: $XXX