Workplace Giving
This year, workplace campaigns may look a little different, as more companies shift to remote work environments to protect the health and safety of their teams. But your company, large or small, can still help to build a stronger community. We’ve created the materials and training you need to run a successful in-person or virtual workplace campaign. We’ve also compiled a list of frequently asked questions to help you quickly provide answers in these uncertain times.
We know that change doesn’t happen alone,
and when we live UNITED, we see what’s possible.

Plan a 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.
Virtual Campaign Training
Our videos will help campaign coordinators with running a traditional and virtual campaign in the workplace:



Workplace Campaign Frequently Asked Questions
Campaign Chairs
- 2020 - Christopher Goff
- 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