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A. Community Impact Fund SERVES WHERE THE NEEDS ARE THE GREATEST

EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION SCHOOL-AGED YOUTH HEALTH & NUTRITION

HOUSING & HOMELESSNESS OLDER ADULTS FINANCIAL STABILITY

C. Agency Name/s and Amounts

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DO NOT CONTACT ME

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UNITED WAY NEWS WOMEN UNITED EMERGING PHILANTHROPISTS STUDENT UNITED WAY

THERE IS A 12.9% ADMINISTRATION FEE TO FORWARD A MINIMUM GIFT OF $25 OR MORE TO AN AGENCY OF YOUR CHOICE THAT FULFILLS UNITED WAY OF WASHTENAW COUNTY’S REQUIREMENTS. NO GOODS OR SERVICES WERE PROVIDED FOR THIS CONTRIBUTION. PLEASE KEEP A COPY OF THIS FORM FOR YOUR TAX RECORDS ALONG WITH A COPY OF YOUR PAY STUBS, W-2, OR OTHER EMPLOYER’S DOCUMENT SHOWING THE AMOUNT OF THIS GIFT.

United Way of Washtenaw County envisions an equitable community where opportunity is not limited and every member reaches their full potential. We aspire to live in a community where by 2030 your zipcode will

no longer determine your opportunity in life. For more information, visit uwgive.org.

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** Payroll deductions begin April or May 2020 and continue through March or April 2021 **

ONE TIME QUARTERLY MONTHLY

The Collaborative: Ypsilanti YMCA Early ChildCare Center

ONE TIME QUARTERLY MONTHLY

B. United Way Focus Areas

LOCAL DOLLARS CHANGING LOCAL LIVES

Community Solutions. Powered by U.

United Way Works!Ways to Get Involved

Emerging PhilanthropistsLeaders empowering change, engaging community, and building relationships.

Women UnitedSupporting the self-sufficiency of Women

Annual Minimum Gift of $1,000.00

Leadership Giving AssociationMember level: $1,000 - $2,499Bronze Level: $2,500 - $3,999Silver Level: $4,000 - $6,999Gold Level: $7,000 - $9,999

Tocqueville SocietyAnnual Minimum Gift of $10,000($2,500 minimum to United Way)

To learn more visit uwgive.org

Student United WayCollege students lending time and talent for the benefit of our surrounding community

In 2019, our free Volunteer Income Tax Assistance clinic prepared over 1,200 tax returns for low-income Washtenaw County residents totaling over $1.8 million in refunds.

Our Varsity Letter Program recognizes high school students who give by volunteering. We are nurturing the next generation to be caring and involved citizens.

Our Mobile Financial Resource Team works with low-income individuals on how to manage money, eliminate debt and plan for the future.

Our 2-1-1 call center handles more than 6,000 local calls annually from people seeking help, all free of charge.

Our Volunteer Center welcomed more than 25,000 visitors and helped them connect with over 600 ways to serve. More than 220 agencies and their clients benefited from their help.

Mobile Financial Resource Team

Our partnership in Washtenaw COFU focuses on meeting the needs of our community’s most vulnerable in four priority areas through three funding components intended to: support human services, build nonprofit capacity; and foster commu-nity collaboration & systems-level change.

United Way has played a critical role in the success of many new programs Eastern Michigan University has launched in Ypsilanti. United Way provided the seed money for the Family Empowerment Program, which helps families in Ypsilanti Housing Commission communities make strides toward self-sufficiency in employment, education, and health. United Way also supports local organizations that provide critical services to EMU students and staff. These include the Collaborative: YMCA Early Childhood Development Center, which provides low-cost high quality childcare for EMU students with children; Corner Health Center, which provides full spectrum healthcare for young people up to age 25 and their children; and Ozone House, which provides safety and security for homeless youth and those aging out of foster care.

In our community, United Way is the key partner that provides the early strategic investment that makes a difference every day. When you give to United Way, you know your gift will make a difference to our EMU, Ypsilanti and Washtenaw County communities.