1. 2012 United Way Campaign

2. We all win when… …a child succeeds in school. …a neighborhood turns around. …families have good health. …workers have solid jobs. Your United Way gift helps break down barriers and create opportunities for a better life for all!

3. Building Blocks to a Quality Life

4. Barriers: 1.Many children do not enter kindergarten ready to learn. 2.Many children do not move successfully from kindergarten through high school graduation. 3.Many high school graduates do not further their education in vocational training, technical education or college. Children, youth and adults have access to quality education that supports academic and social success.

5. Sample Areas to Improve Increase access to quality, affordable early care and education for children birth through kindergarten. Provide for character and leadership development among all children and youth. Increase support of programs designed to guide youth from high school to higher education.

6. Last year, 11,938 individuals invested to keep kids in school. Supporting 20 afterschool programs Serving 12,465 children 57% achieved a grade-letter improvement in at least 1 academic subject. United Way Results

7. Barriers: 1.The safety net of emergency services available in our community is difficult to navigate and has limited capacity. 2.Many people do not have living wage jobs. 3.Families and adults often do not manage their resources in a manner that supports financial stability. Individuals and families in our community are able to meet basic needs and build economic self-sufficiency.

8. Sample Areas to Improve Increase availability of case management to navigate community resources and prevent future crises. Improve technical and soft job skills among unemployed/underemployed. Increase basic financial literacy among members of our community.

9. Last year, 10,293 individuals moved families toward financial stability. Supporting 33 programs that help individuals and families move toward self-sufficiency by : Increasing education Obtaining a GED Enhancing job skills United Way Results

10. Barriers: 1.Many people in our community do not live in safe environments. 2.Many people in our community lack access to quality primary care and behavioral health. 3.Our community has limited infrastructure and cultural support for preventative health and wellness. Members of our community have the knowledge, resources and opportunities to live healthy, safe, and active lives.

11. Sample Areas to Improve Strengthen community efforts to prevent violence and abuse. Increase access to quality primary, behavioral, and dental healthcare. Increase awareness of and opportunities for wellness, prevention and early detection.

12. Last year, 10,648 individuals helped address health issues. Supporting 3 community agencies who provide 29,900 life sustaining prescriptions for our uninsured neighbors. United Way Results

13. How do the trained volunteers make funding decisions? Tax-exempt Addresses 1 of the 3 agenda areas Serving Spartanburg, Cherokee or Union Counties Comply with US Patriot Act Fiscally sound – pass organizational health assessment Uses proven best practices Demonstrates measurable results

14. The United Way Difference Community Investment + Donor Designation + Gifts in Kind Center + Imagination Library + Volunteer Income Tax Assistance + Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention + AmeriCorps*VISTA + Retired & Senior Volunteer Program + Volunteer Connections $29,686,676

15. Which means? Your Gift Your Return $1$6.44

16. How can you make a difference? For $5 per week ($260 per year), you support 20 hours of alcohol & drug abuse counseling for pregnant women with alcohol and drug problems. THIS IS THE SAME COST AS: Kid’s popcorn and a drink at a movie once a week. For $1 per week ($52 per year), you improve the health of 3 working individuals without health insurance by providing a year of life- saving medication. THIS IS THE SAME COST AS: A 20 ounce soda. For $10 per week ($520 per year), you provide an entire year of one on one and group counseling with high risk teen girls aimed at preventing adolescent pregnancy. THIS IS THE SAME COST AS: One meal out a week. For $20 per week ($1,040 per year), you provide six months of counseling and education to help an uninvolved dad reconnect with his child and resume paying child-support. THIS IS THE SAME COST AS: Movie tickets for two each week.

17. How can I contribute? 2% of your salary 2 hours pay per month

18. How can I contribute? $____ per pay period any single dollar amount Leadership Giving ($1,000+ or $20 per week) Payroll Guide on back of pledge card

19. Automatic Bank Draft $____ per month from checking or savings How can I contribute?

20. Turn in your card today and get the chance to win one of:

21. Contribute at any level and receive: A THANK YOU FROM DENNY’S!!! A Denny’s coupon for an entrée with the purchase of an entrée and two beverages. Good nationwide.

22. Contribute at the Fair Share level of and get the chance to win one of:

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24. You Can Be Part of the Change You can give. You can advocate. You can volunteer. Join with us. That's what it means to LIVE UNITED.

25. Thank you!