United Way Information
2012 Board of Directors
John Adamski, Meijer Distribution Center
Paul Assenmacher, Retired
Michael Baker, Michigan Gas Utilities
Dr. Martin Drozdowicz, Dentist
Cindy Flynn, Monroe Public Schools
Gerald Hesson, Retired
Diane Kamprath, Monroe Bank & Trust
Laura Keehn, AFSCME Local 2529 AFL-CIO
Patricia Kosanovich, Retired
Dawn Kurtz, Retired
Treasurer-Dustin Leach, Riverbank Wealth Advisors
2ndVice President-Molly Luempert-Coy, DTE Energy
Charlie Mahoney, Four M Associates
John Manor, District Director, Randy Richardville
President-Linda McCormick, La-Z-Boy Incorporated
2011 Campaign Chair-Bob Pinkston, Fifth Third Bank
1st Vice President-Patricia Poupard, Mercy Memorial Hospital
Susan Vanisacker, La-Z-Boy Incorporated
Scott Viciana, Ventower Industries
2010 Annual Report
United Way of Monroe County's fiscal year runs July through June.
The Annual Meeting was held on March 31, 2011 at LaRoy's Hall.
To Download our current Annual Report, please click here.
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United Way of Monroe County is at the forefront of uniting people, developing resources and creating solutions to build a better community. As a leader in performance based philanthropy, United Way is focused on achieving measurable results. When you donate to the United Way you are investing in Monroe County youth and families. When we all come together, the possibilities are endless!
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Our Goals to Giving
The United Way has seven areas in which it focuses to create long-term solutions to encourage a stronger community.
Abuse
Advocacy
Disaster/Housing
Food/Nutrition
Growth/Development
Health/Counseling
Personal Safety/Care
Live United in Your Community
No matter what you can give, caring for your neighbors is one of the most powerful experiences you can ever have. United Way provides many ways for you to reach out and invest in your community.
When you are ready to give back, the United Way can help.
Five Things You Can Do
1. Volunteer to help make our community a better place to raise a family.
2. Help seniors to maintain their independence.
3. Help children to become active in our community.
4. Donate time and resources to build a stronger and healthier United Way.
5. Promote a healthy community.
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