Posts under Tag: Growing up Great
Mead Johnson is helping kids at St. Mary’s to Grow Up Great

In 2009, with the help of United Way’s Targeted Community Investment team and through strong company leadership, Mead Johnson began targeting their investments in a way that resonated with its employees. The company developed a program that allowed it to provide a substantial gift to support St. Mary’s Home’s Hot Lunch Program.

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A letter from our President and CEO, Michael Allen

Dear United Way Supporter, Make Change Happen – With these three simple words, United Way reached out to hundreds of thousands of people, like you, during our 2011 Community Campaign.   We invited you to help us achieve priority goals for our community.   Many of you answered the call and we’re almost there. We haven’t closed the books yet, so with

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Investing in children – the Heatherington Family Centre is renovated to expand programming

The recent expansion and renovation of the Heatherington Family Centre in Ottawa South represents more than just a bright new space to the people who use it. Along with the new, large windows that let in more light, the improved space also means improved programs and services for the families in the community. “I feel really good, this community needed

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How your support of United Way Ottawa is making a difference

Helping kids grow up great Every week day, Monday through Friday, thousands of children in Ottawa are at one of the eight Boys and Girls Club sites after school. Some are in recreation and sports programs, many in homework clubs, and some even get a nutritious meal before they go home.  They are able to do this thanks in a

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Make change happen: what United Way Ottawa is doing right.

This brand is all about change – the good kind Defining the Way Ask yourself this question: “What does the United Way do?” Now hold that thought for a moment. My job as a “brand strategy” guy is to help organizations answer questions like that – to simplify and streamline the stories they tell. I’m that critical outside eye that

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