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About Day of Caring
Sponsorship Opportunities
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About Day of Caring
Who
More than 3,800 employees from local companies donated their time and talents
to more than 150 nonprofit organizations on Day of Caring in 2003.
Be part
of Day of Caring
in 2004!
What
Day of Caring is an
opportunity for local companies and their employees to make a difference in our
community. United Way matches your group with various projects at local
nonprofit organizations. Day of Caring volunteers in past years have
painted houses, cooked and served meals at a soup kitchen, read to children, and
planted many gardens.
When
Friday, September 10, 2004
Where
United Way matches your
volunteer group with a local nonprofit organization in the
40-town Greater
Hartford region.
Why
Day of Caring is an
unforgettable, hands-on experience. You get to actively improve our community
while spending quality time with co-workers. It’s also a great way to see your
donations through the United Way Community Campaign at work.
Thanks to our 2003 Day of Caring Sponsors!
Contacts
Nonprofit Agencies:
Susan Lakin
Workplace Volunteers:
Judy O'Connor
Day of Caring Sponsorship:
Kathryn Lauer
General Day of Caring Questions:
Kathryn Lauer
*Project sizes vary and volunteers are assigned accordingly. Volunteers are responsible for their own transportation to the assigned agency.
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30 Laurel Street
Hartford, CT 06106-1374
Phone: (860) 493-6800
Fax: (860) 493-6809