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Thursday, April 24
Help your community and your business.
United Way Spring Day of Caring connects hundreds of volunteers to local nonprofit organizations. Using its relationship with its partner agencies, United Way matches volunteer groups with projects that fit their skills and interests. Volunteers have many choices including the type of project, degree of physical labor and full or half-day time commitment.
Company benefits:
• Enhance your company’s image & visibility
• Stand out by supporting a community agency
• Boost customer loyalty. Link your product or service to a cause or community service
• Get positive media attention by joining a Day of Caring service project
Employee benefits:
• Increase teamwork, boost morale and improve employee retention
• Enhance communication, organization, time management skills and accountability
• Develop leadership skills among your staff
• Increase employees’ understanding of co-workers & respect for diversity and other cultures
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2008 Spring Day of Caring Sponsored by: |
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Butler County United way would like to express great appreciation for all participants in this year's Spring Day of Caring. Thank you to all agencies, volunteers and sponsors! You can check out photos from 2008 Spring Day of Caring here. |
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Projects take place at various non-profit agencies throughout Butler County. This year's participating agencies included:
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Boys and Girls Club of Hamilton, Inc.
Boyscouts - Dan Beard Council
Butler County United Way
Catholic Social Services
Community Counseling & Crisis Center
Fairfield Food Pantry
Great Miami Valley YMCA - Hamilton Central Branch
LifeSpan
Lighthouse Christian Learning Center
Partners in Prime (formerly Senior Citizens, Inc.)
Salvation Army
S.E.L.F.
Shared Harvest Foodbank
St. Joseph Orphanage - Care Case Management
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Want to Participate in a Day of Caring? Here's how...
Projects include, but are not limited to:
- Minor construction such as building shelves, repairing decks, etc.
- Painting
- Lawn/Landscaping
- Office/Clerical work
- Craft projects for children or seniors
- Youth Festival
- Mentoring/tutoring children
- Packing and/or sorting of items (ie – food pantries)
- Clean-up/Fix-up
If you are an agency interested in partnering with BCUW and numerous volunteers throughout our community by providing a service opportunity at your organization for any of our Day of Carings - or if you are interested in being a part of the 100+ volunteer group, please view the information and registration forms included here:
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