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Dress for Success Oregon.jpgThe OregonianComcast joined with community partners including Hands On Greater Portland, a program of United Way of the Columbia-Willamette, for 25 projects in the...
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United Way's 24-hour flash campaign will fight childhood poverty
Two years into a campaign to reinvent itself, Portland’s top nonprofit fundraising organization has a signature cause — ending childhood poverty — and plans for a one-day blitz campaign to build...
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Two years into a campaign to reinvent itself, Portland’s top nonprofit fundraising organization has a signature cause — ending childhood poverty — and plans for a one-day blitz campaign to build...
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United Way launching 24-hour flash campaign to fight childhood poverty -...
United Way launching 24-hour flash campaign to fight childhood povertyPortland Business Journal (blog)United Way of the Columbia-Willamette, led by Keith Thomajan, is debuting its focus on ending...
View ArticleUNITED WAY ANNOUNCES STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF CHILDHOOD...
Portland, Oregon (June 9, 2014) – United Way of the Columbia-Willamette is intent on breaking the cycle of childhood poverty in our region. The non-profit, long known for making significant investments...
View ArticleUNITED WAY USES NEW 24-HOUR EVENT TO INVITE THE COMMUNITY TO BREAK THE CYCLE...
Contact: Marcie Willms Director of Marketing & Communications 503.226.9287 marciew@unitedway-pdx.org WHO: United Way of the Columbia-Willamette WHAT: More than 24 (>24) is United Way’s new,...
View ArticleUnited Way puts $8.2 million towards fighting childhood poverty in the ... -...
One number shook Keith Thomajan when he took over as President of United Way of Columbia-Willamette two years ago. According to data compiled by United Way and two partner organizations, 40 percent of...
View ArticleA Message from United Way: RHS Tragedy
All of us at United Way have been following the news of today’s shooting at Reynolds High School and grappling with the deep emotions a tragedy like this brings. Our thoughts and prayers are very much...
View ArticleUNITED WAY’S >24 (“MORE THAN 24”), ONLINE EVENT TAKES PLACE TODAY: WEDNESDAY...
More than 24 (>24) is United Way’s new, 24-hour online giving campaign designed to mobilize the community to break the cycle of childhood poverty in the four-county (Clackamas, Clark, Multnomah,...
View ArticleUNITED WAY’S NEW >24 (“MORE THAN 24”) EVENT RAISES SUPPORT VALUED OVER $300,000
Residents from Portland to Vancouver, Gresham to Forest Grove, McMinnville to Troutdale, came together on Wednesday, June 11 for >24 (“More than 24”), United Way of the Columbia-Willamette’s new,...
View ArticleUNITED WAY SUPPORTERS HONORED AT JUNE 25 EVENT
At the Spirit of Generosity Awards on June 25, United Way of the Columbia-Willamette recognized exceptional donors, companies and volunteers who contributed to the organization’s success during the...
View ArticleSurvey aims for '500000 Voices' - The Columbian
What do you care about the most? What kind of future do you want for this region? The Community Foundation of Southwest Washington, The Columbian and a host of other community partners want to know....
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Five Washington County nonprofits to fight childhood poverty with up to $4.5...
Five Washington County nonprofits to fight childhood poverty with up to $4.5 ...The OregonianIn response, United Way of the Columbia-Willamette recently chose five Washington County-based nonprofits to...
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Providence Women with Heart.jpgThe OregonianThe United Way of the Columbia-Willamette's Spirit of Generosity Awards, also known as "The Genies," drew a crowd of 275 to the Winningstad Theater on June...
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Let your company's local philanthropy be known and applauded - Portland...
Let your company's local philanthropy be known and applaudedPortland Business Journal (blog)... industry in Portland dependent on your philanthropic activities, not to mention Mercy Corps, SOLVE, the...
View ArticleUNITED WAY WELCOMES NEW BOARD MEMBERS AND OFFICERS FOR 2014-15
United Way of the Columbia-Willamette has welcomed eight new members to its Board of Directors, now comprised of 27 leaders. The organization also installed officers and members of the Executive...
View ArticlePeople on the Move: New Board Members
New Board Members are profiled in the Portland Business Journal's People on the Move section.
View ArticleUnited Way Welcomes New Board Members and Officers for 2014-15
United Way of the Columbia-Willamette has welcomed eight new members to its Board of Directors, now comprised of 27 leaders.
View ArticleIf Multnomah County's $1 million program for minority youth works, it could...
Multnomah County Commissioner Loretta Smith’s one-time $1 million investment in minority youth could win permanent funding next year, if it proves successful in the first year.
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Multnomah County board set to vote $1 million for minority youth into use -...
Multnomah County board set to vote $1 million for minority youth into useThe Oregonian - OregonLive.comSmith said the department will then transfer the money to United Way of the Columbia-Willamette,...
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