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President's Perspective: The Land of Opportun…

(by Mark Furst, May 15, 2012) In his book The Epic of America, writer and historian James Truslow Adams coined the term “American Dream” to describe “a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone, with opportunity f...

(by Annie Caporellie, May 13, 2012) While many others would immediately think of the stereotypical errand runner, I think of my time as an intern at United Way of Central Maryland (UWCM) and the amazing experience I have gained. Call it luck; c...

As National Volunteer Week comes to a close, we would like to highlight one of our outstanding Employee Campaign Coordinators. In the spirit of making our community a better place, Reshawn Lowe took on the challenge of starting an employee giving cam...

Celebrating Our Volunteers (By Mark Furst, UWCM President & CEO) This week, we are pausing to say "thank you" to the thousands of volunteers who selflessly give their time, effort and expertise. From April 15 through 21, nonprofits across the ...

National Volunteer Week – Dominique Moore

As we continue to recognize our passionate, energetic and committed volunteers this week in honor of National Volunteer Week, we focus today on Dominique Moore. A member of our Board of Directors and Executive Committee, Dominique also enthusiastical...

National Volunteer Week – Meagan Heffernan

This week, April 15-21, is National Volunteer Week, a time when we like to pause to recognize the incredible volunteers who make our work in the community possible. They selflessly give one of the most precious gifts of all – their time – to help oth...

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United Way is the best way to give painlessly through payroll deduction. My small contribution each payday goes further through United Way than if I chose a few organizations to give to directly. - S.

I gave because I've been lucky. I have a job, a good life. There are so many people who need so much. If we all give a little it amounts to a lot. - P.

I wanted to share with United Way and give back to my community. - C.

I gave to United Way because I am blessed to have a loving family, good job, comfortable home, excellent health care and enough money to pay my bills. Many are not as fortunate and I give because I care! - D.

I gave today to help those who are homeless and in need of food. I have so much and feel it's the least I can do for my community. -A.

I gave because I am fortunate -- have a good paying job, home, etc. -- but I know that a lot of people need help. Giving just a few dollars out of each pay will not hurt me. Imagine if everyone did that? Even $5.00 a pay!

I gave because of the variety of services that are benefitted by my donation.

I gave because I believe in United Way of Central Maryland. When I give, it allows United Way to serve as my hands and feet when I cannot "physically" do what my heart encourages me to do in my community. - Lydia