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Ambassadors Guide Building Bridges Towards a Successful Campaign 2020 2020 Campaign Slogan LOVE CAN BUILD A BRIDGE GOAL: $1.5M UNITED WAY 101 What is a Workplace Campaign? Opportunity to give back to the community in which you


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Ambassador’s Guide

Building Bridges Towards a Successful Campaign 2020

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“LOVE CAN BUILD A BRIDGE” GOAL: $1.5M

2020 Campaign Slogan

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UNITED WAY 101

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What is a Workplace Campaign?

  • Opportunity to give back to the community in

which you live, work, and/or play.

  • One gift to benefit multiple organizations.
  • Ability to give via payroll deduction.
  • Team building.
  • Inclusive at all levels.
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What is an Ambassador?

  • Bridge Builder
  • Advocate for United Way and our 20

partner organizations.

  • Critical link between United Way and

your employees/co-workers.

  • FUNdraiser!!
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What We Provide

  • Step by step instructions on planning every

aspect of your campaign.

  • Ideas and tips to make your campaign

effective, engaging and fun.

  • Tools to make a difference.
  • FAQ
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You Could Win Awards!

  • Ambassador of the Year- 2019 Pat Simpson
  • Rookie Ambassador of the Year- 2019 Lori

Borden and Brenda Elder of GOJO

  • Biggest Team in Heart & Sole 5K-2019

Schaeffler

  • Best Workplace Special Event- 2019 Heather

Keener Cleveland Clinic

  • United Way SPIRIT Award- Wooster

City Schools

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2020 Campaign Ambassador Tool-Kit

  • Campaign Information Sheet
  • Corporate Pledge Form
  • Employee Pledge Form
  • FUNraising Ideas
  • Campaign Report Envelope

Available in a Google Folder-

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STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN

You Got This!

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#1 Recruit an Awesome Team

  • You don’t have to do

this alone.

  • Recruit a team of

enthusiastic, resourceful and committed people – JUST LIKE YOU!

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#1 Recruit an Awesome Team

  • Diversity is important

– Departments – Shifts – Locations

  • Set up regular meetings
  • Delegate

responsibilities

Who are you thinking to ask?

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#2 Do a Little Homework

– The more you know about your United Way, the better you will be prepared to lead your campaign. – Visit our website www.uwwh.org – Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and even Tik Tok – Ask us lots of questions.

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#3 Determine Your Timeline

 Keep your campaign strategic and goal oriented. 2 weeks is optimal timeframe. Don’t procrastinate. Start with a kick –

  • ff and end with a

blast!

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#3 Determine Your Timeline

  • What is the best time for your company?
  • Don’t compete with other philanthropic

events that your company is regularly scheduled to do…(Toys for Tots).

  • What is your potential start date?
  • What is your potential end date?
  • Could you be a pacesetter?
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#4 Set a Goal

  • Challenging, yet attainable
  • Get data about past campaigns from your UWWH

rep

  • Determine your focus: $$$$ or participation rates
  • Do you want to offer “Give Once for Good”

(employees commit to an annual percentage of pay gift that auto re-news)

  • Awards available!!
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#4 Set a Goal

Is there a corporate match? What is your campaign goal? What award would you like to win?

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#5 Plan Campaign Activities

Kick- Off Event Special Events Incentives Finish Line Celebration

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#5 Plan Campaign Activities

 What is your kick off idea?  Who should be a guest speaker?  What special events could you do?  What are some incentives?

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#6 Communicate with your Co-Workers about the Progress

  • Ask at least 7 times.
  • Daily communication is ok.

Multiple times a day…annoying.

  • Use all types of media to

ask.

  • Make sure you have

supplies needed to share information.

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#6 Communicate with your Co-Workers about the Progress

  • What is your communication plan?
  • What materials do you need from

UWWH?

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#7 THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU!

  • Create a Shout Out Board to

recognize donors.

  • Thank any one who helps.
  • Thank your CEO.
  • Ask UWWH rep for email

templates or note cards to hand out.

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#8 Finalize your Campaign

  • Use campaign

envelope provided by your rep.

  • Provide a list of

retirees.

  • Turn any cash or

checks in as you receive them.

  • Set up a brief meeting

with your rep.

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#9 Stay Connected

  • Your UWWH rep

is here to help you year-round!

  • Don’t struggle –

we are here to help.

  • Expect to hear

from us!

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#10 HAVE FUN!

  • Be a Bridge Builder
  • Live United
  • Make Friends
  • Help People, Love

People

  • Give a Gift
  • Win Prizes
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Campaign Resources

  • Online Forms Custom for your company.
  • Weekly Reports
  • UWWH.ORG
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Campaign Resources

https://www.uwwh.org/get- involved#startAWorkplaceCampaign 2020 Campaign Video: * We will send you the final version via email.

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FAQ&A

Ask Us Anything!

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FAQ & A

  • Q3: Why do you need our retiree list?
  • A3: Once someone retires from your company, we will ask them to

donate as an individual. If they are listed as a “retiree” for your company, you still get credit for their gift towards your goal. In addition, most people want to continue supporting United Way even after retirement.

  • Q4: Why do you need to know how many employees we have?
  • A4: Many of our annual awards are figured out with formulas that

include total number of employees. This includes participation rates and per capita giving awards. We never disclose the number

  • f employees to any one in the process.
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FAQ & A

  • Q5: Should we collect a pledge form from everyone?
  • A5: It is a best practice to collect a form from every employee. If

they do not wish to participate – they can simply fill out their name and write “No” on the pledge form. This makes it easier for you to make sure everyone did receive a form and was asked.

  • Q6: Can we designate to an impact area, a specific organization or

another United Way?

  • A6: Yes, we have 5 broad areas of impact that donors can designate

to: Health/Mental Health/Substance Abuse Treatment, Safety Net (basic needs), Workforce Development, Youth Development and Holmes County. You can also designate directly to an organization

  • r another United Way (like Ashland, Summit, Stark or Orrville

Area).

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Love Can Build a Bridge

We can do anything if we believe in the power…