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2018 CL-Guide-UWMD Lowres.Pdf CORPORATE LEADER GUIDE 2018-2019 United Way Dear Corporate Leader, Thank you for serving as a corporate leader for this year’s United Way campaign. If you’ve done it before, welcome back. If you’re new to the role, welcome aboard. Either way, I’m honored to have you on our team, because there’s no better way to lift up those in need and create hope for a better tomorrow. With a United Way Workplace Campaign, you can: • Support local programs making an impact right here in North Texas. • Treat 360 degrees of need by surrounding North Texas with local programs that provide short-term relief and long-term solutions in the areas of education, income and health. • And help put 250,000 people on the path out of poverty, instill a love of learning in the next generation and promote the habits of healthy, productive lives. Your energy and commitment directly affect the success of the United Way campaign at your workplace. This guide offers tips, insights and best practices to make your job easier and ensure a win for everyone involved. Everything we do depends on people like you – those committed to treating 360 degrees of need. Giving your time and talents to vital community efforts can be intensely rewarding. It can also help your company promote team building, staff cohesion and corporate loyalty, so talk to your United Way team about ways to make this happen. And don’t hesitate to call them with any other questions or needs. They stand ready to support you in every possible way. Thank you again for helping us mobilize the caring power of our community. United, we’re helping those who want to do good, do great. Sincerely, Jennifer Sampson McDermott-Templeton President and CEO United Way of Metropolitan Dallas 2 3 WHAT WE DO YOUR UNITED WAY We set goals, measure progress and inspire philanthropy across North Texas. United Way of Metropolitan Dallas treats 360 degrees of need. We tackle complex social problems by surrounding North Texas with programs that make real progress We invest in the best community programs so they can do more. in the areas of Education, Income and Health—the essential components of a We identify local problems that aren’t being addressed and develop innovative solutions for them. thriving community. By 2020, we’ll move 250,000 North Texans out of poverty, We strengthen nonprofits by improving organizational efficiency and operations. give thousands the tools to lead healthy, productive lives and ensure that 60% of We mobilize volunteers and forge partnerships that result in greater collaboration and impact. students graduate with the skills to succeed in whatever comes next. We invest in our local area and have been a trusted community partner for over 90 years. With your We promote public awareness of community issues and advocate for just and effective public policy. support, we can lift up those in need and create hope for a better tomorrow. 4 5 SPONSOR OPPORTUNITIES There’s not just one way to create lasting, generational change. That’s why we identify and invest in the best community programs across North Texas that tackle complex issues in the areas of education, income and health. We also develop our own initiatives to address key gaps in the community. When you become a sponsor of one of United Way’s programs, you not only join the ranks of other civic-minded organizations, but you can also help move 250,000 out of poverty by 2020, promote learning and instill the habits of healthy, productive lives. You’ll receive public recognition for your commitment to creating a thriving North Texas community along with additional benefits. Sponsorship opportunities range from single events to yearlong programs. EDUCATION EDUCATION INCOME HEALTH Financial When kids fall behind in Poverty comes in many Good health influences Inclusion school, they get frustrated forms. You may see it among everything from how well Roundtable and check out before they your neighbors, coworkers a child can learn to how INCOME drop out. We fight to change or friends, but it’s not a much an adult can earn. Its this. That’s why we support permanent condition. That’s effects truly last a lifetime. some of the best educational why we provide the tools and Our goal is to ensure that programs in North Texas. By know-how to help North all North Texans have access 2020, we expect 60% of all Texans get and keep better to nutritious food, quality students who graduate to jobs, establish savings and hold health care, a safe place to call be prepared to succeed in on to more of what they earn. home and the chance to lead HEALTH whatever comes next. Last Our goal is to permanently healthy, productive lives. Last year, we invested $9 million move 250,000 people out of year, we invested $8 million and supported programs that poverty by 2020. Last year, and supported programs for lay the groundwork for their we invested $7 million and healthy living. Thriving success. supported programs that put CAPACITY + Nonprofits our residents on the path to financial stability. BUILDING To learn more, contact your United Way team at 214.978.0000 or visit UnitedWayDallas.org. 6 7 Thanks to United Way, Yaneth is the first SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES in her family to attend college. EDUCATION | $5,000 - $250,000 Achieving our community goals requires investments in some of the best educational programs in North Texas. Instead of addressing one issue, you help treat 360 degrees of need by supporting multiple programs that are tackling complex social problems, and providing both short-term and long-term solutions. Future Focus provides high school students with college and career exploration activities through partnerships with area institutions of higher education as well as corporations. Key partners include City Year Dallas, Dallas ISD, Deloitte, Dallas Regional Chamber, Fairways to Success, GEICO Cares, Starbucks, Texas Instruments, Uplift Education, and UTD. Sponsorship opportunities range from $5,000 - $50,000 Grow South, Grow Strong provides targeted programming to build awareness, help remove barriers, leverage resources and expand opportunities in southern Dallas’ Roosevelt High School feeder pattern. Key partners include Beacon Hill Preparatory Institute, Celanese Corporation, City Year Dallas, Dallas ISD, The Compelling Why, and The Concillo. Sponsorship opportunities range from $25,000 - $250,000 Once Upon a Month provides at-risk children ages 0-5 with a free book every month to help them learn to read and foster a love of reading. Key partners include The Boone Family Foundation, Communities Foundation of Texas, Ferst Foundation for Childhood Literacy, and Department of Family and Protective Services – Prevention and Early Intervention Department. Sponsorship opportunities range from $5,000 - $50,000 Texas Home Visiting Program provides parents and kids in Dallas and Collin Counties professionally trained home visitors who give support and resources to help prepare kids for kindergarten. Key partners include ChildCareGroup, Family Compass, Lumin Education, Dallas ISD HIPPY, and Department of Family and Protective Services – Prevention and Early Intervention Department. Sponsorship opportunities range from $5,000 - $50,000 Start Smart Texas gives busy parents the tools they need to be confident first teachers for their child. This free text service delivers quality child development information directly to parents’ phones. The topics cover early literacy, math, social-emotional development and other skills needed to succeed in preschool, kindergarten and early grades. Key partners include KERA, Commit!, United Way of Texas, Texas Education Agency (TEA). Sponsorship opportunities range from $5,000 - $50,000 8 9 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES INCOME | $5,000 - $250,000 HEALTH | $5,000 - $250,000 Achieving our community goals requires investments in some of the best financial Achieving our community goals requires investments in some of the best health stability and basic needs programs in North Texas. Instead of addressing one issue, programs in North Texas. Instead of addressing one issue, you help treat 360 you help treat 360 degrees of need by supporting multiple programs that are degrees of need by supporting multiple programs that are tackling complex social tackling complex social problems, and providing both short-term and long-term problems, and providing both short-term and long-term solutions. solutions. In partnership with The Cooper Institute, the Healthy Zone School Recognition Program® provides support and recognizes schools that encourage healthy practices Economic Mobility and promote wellness programs in the surrounding community. Sponsors include Our economic mobility programs provide organizations with the tools and know-how to provide high-quality GE, PepsiCo Foundation, Meadows Foundation, Oncor, and Target Corporation. financial services to local communities. Sponsorship opportunities range from $25,000 - $250,000 Sponsorship opportunities range from $5,000 - $50,000 In partnership with the Texas Hunger Initiative, the North Texas Summer and Financial Supper Council provides local organizations with tools, resources and networking to Inclusion address child hunger issues in our community. Sponsors include Bank of America, Roundtable Mr. Cooper and TXU Energy. Sponsorship opportunities range from $5,000 - $50,000 Career Pathways Dallas County H.O.P.E.S. provides local families with free parent education support Our career pathways programs provide people with skills and resources to get and keep good jobs in and resources to create the best possible environment for young children to grow growing industries. Key partners include El Centro College Corporation for a Skilled Workforce, DFW and thrive. Key partners include AVANCE, ChildCareGroup, Department of Hospital Council Foundation, Methodist Hospital, Parkland Hospital, and UT Southwestern Medical Family and Protective Services – Prevention and Early Intervention Department, Center. Sponsors include Capital One, Holloway Foundation, IBM, JPMorgan Chase & Co., National Family Care Connection, Family Compass, Injury Prevention Center, Lumin Fund for Workforce Solutions, ORIX, and Pure Point Financial.
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