Change doesn’t happen alone. Your company, large or small, can be the reason we’re a stronger, healthier community by starting a United Way workplace campaign. Use the materials on this page to plan, coordinate and implement a successful fundraising campaign.

The right tools will help your organization create a successful campaign.

• What should I do prior to our campaign?
• What takes place during the campaign?
• The campaign is over, now what?

Start building a campaign that strengthens Stark County.

• Suggested Giving Guide
• Campaign Coordinator Guide

Our ready-to-use materials will help you run a smooth and successful campaign.

• Multimedia
• Posters and brochures
• Reporting tools

Browse and download campaign pieces that will educate and inspire your colleagues.

Successful campaigns make it fun for employees to give. We have plenty of campaign ideas for:

• Theme baskets and raffles
• Contests
• Employee rewards

Browse campaign games, activities and incentives to add a little something extra to your event.

People give to United Way of Greater Stark County for many reasons, but the No. 1 reason people do not donate is because they weren’t asked.

• What is the best way to inspire your employees to give?
• How can we educate our employees about what United Way is about?
• What can your organization’s leadership do to lead the way?

Access downloadable United Way pledge cards and additional resources to help you “make the ask.”

• 2019 - Mark & Tonya Wright
• 2018 - Lucia Pileggi
• 2017 - Kevin & Linda Smith
• 2016 - Ted Swaldo & Scott Swaldo
• 2015 - William C. Shivers
• 2014 - Richard Kyle & Stacey Kyle
• 2013 - Robert F. Belden
• 2012 - Thomas Swidarski
• 2011 - Deborah Kampman & Kevin Kampman
• 2010 - Mark Sterling & Gail Sterling
• 2009 - Rick Haines & Vicki Haines
• 2008 - Dr. Bill Wallace & Candy Wallace
• 2007 - Eric Johnson & William Cook
• 2006 - Dr. Sheila Rutt
• 2005 - Stephen Paquette
• 2004 - Edward Roth & Terri Roth