Sponsorships

What is a United Way corporate Sponsor?

Our Corporate Sponsors provide a single annual donation that supports many United Way activities.

Four giving levels allow for Corporate Sponsors to determine the best fit for their organization.
Provides year-round support to the United Way, eliminating multiple sponsor requests.

Corporate Sponsors support United Way's volunteer recognition events, campaign kick-off event, leadership events and annual meeting luncheon.

How is this support used?

The Corporate Sponsor Program provides the United Way opportunities to build relationships with donors, recognize volunteers, and devote more dollars to local health and human service programs and partnerships. This is separate and apart from corporate or foundation charitable giving, which cover all administrative and fundraising costs.

How does sponsoring United Way help your business?

The United Way brand has been valued at $34.7 billion by Interbrand

Your corporate support of such a highly recognizable charity demonstrates good corporate citizenship to your customers and employees. By becoming a Corporate Sponsor, you are helping more than one person or charity. You are investing in a better, stronger and more caring community in which to live and do business.

Help with the bottom line

Besides making our community a better place to lie there are benefits both in emotional rewards to you and your employees and financial reward to your business, including:

All contributions to United Way are tax deductible.

More business: customers will be more likely to continue supporting you if they know you are a good corporate citizen. Further they will be willing to pay more for your goods and services as well as refer you business more.
Increased Visibility: Corporate Sponsors are highlighted in all United Way publications, including the annual report. They are also recognized throughout the year in various advertising and promotions.
Loyal and Satisfied Employees: Research has shown that philanthropic companies have happier, better trained, more satisfied, and more loyal employees. This is directly related to their feeling that they are part of an organization that cares about the community they live in.

Sponsorship Levels