Leadership Circle
Across the country, leadership giving is the fastest growing segment of most company workplace campaigns. Recent surveys suggest companies that have a leadership giving program in place experience, on average 20 percent higher employee per capita giving than...
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Individuals, 40 years or younger, who contribute $500 or more annually, with a minimum of 50 percent allocated to United Way's Community Fund, are invited to become members of Atlantic Circle. Participants in this group will have an opportunity to become more involved in local issues by providing community service beyond their financial contribution.
Women in Local Leadership (WILL) was founded by a group of corporate, civic and community leaders who are working together to make significant and permanent improvements in the lives of families and children in the Northeast Florida region. Their focus is to inform, involve, and inspire women to use their collective powers to make a difference.
For more info contact Jason Simpson, Director of Leadership Giving, at 904-390-3236 or email jasons@uwnefl.org
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| Leadership Circle Giving Levels | |
|---|---|
| Honor Roll | See Honor Roll Chart |
| Silver Circle | $1,000 - $2,499 |
| Gold Circle | $2,500 - $4,999 |
| Platinum Circle | $5,000 - $9,999 |
| Tocqueville Society | $10,000 and Above |
Benefits of Leadership Giving
- Community awareness - A formal leadership giving program incorporates better communication, increases understanding and awareness of community needs.
- Positive Image - Leadership donors are perceived as positive role models for their peers which may increase the level of participation and total dollars raised throughout the community.
- Personal Satisfaction - As a leadership donor, you are giving back to the community. You are making a difference in the lives of many people each and every day
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United Way Atlantic Circle
More Photos >>Individuals, 40 years or younger, who contribute $500 or more annually, with a minimum of 50 percent allocated to United Way's Community Fund, are invited to become members of Atlantic Circle. Participants in this group will have an opportunity to become more involved in local issues by providing community service beyond their financial contribution.
United Way Women in Local Leadership
Women in Local Leadership (WILL) was founded by a group of corporate, civic and community leaders who are working together to make significant and permanent improvements in the lives of families and children in the Northeast Florida region. Their focus is to inform, involve, and inspire women to use their collective powers to make a difference.
For more info contact Jason Simpson, Director of Leadership Giving, at 904-390-3236 or email jasons@uwnefl.org