Citizens Review Panel
Citizens Review Panel
Citizens Review Panel
See how it works. Trained volunteers protect donor investment.
United Way of the CSRA Citizens Review panels are composed entirely of community volunteers and are responsible for visiting United Way's partner agencies annually to review the funded programs and services as well as make funding recommendations bi-yearly in our Community Investment Process. These panels are vital in maintaining United Way agency credibility and accountability to the community while ensuring the community outcomes are being effectively evaluated.
See how it works. Trained volunteers protect donor investment.
United Way of the CSRA Citizens Review panels are composed entirely of community volunteers and are responsible for visiting United Way's partner agencies annually to review the funded programs and services as well as make funding recommendations bi-yearly in our Community Investment Process. These panels are vital in maintaining United Way agency credibility and accountability to the community while ensuring the community outcomes are being effectively evaluated.
See how it works. Trained volunteers protect donor investment.
United Way of the CSRA Citizens Review panels are composed entirely of community volunteers and are responsible for visiting United Way's partner agencies annually to review the funded programs and services as well as make funding recommendations bi-yearly in our Community Investment Process. These panels are vital in maintaining United Way agency credibility and accountability to the community while ensuring the community outcomes are being effectively evaluated.
Starting a Workplace Campaign
We have easy ways to donate. Let our team help you start a campaign!
United Way of the CSRA relies on the donations from our community each year to provide funding to essential health and human service programs. Without your support and donations, over 210,000 individuals would not receive the help they need.
Our team would love the opportunity to speak with you regarding a workplace campaign, how we can get your workforce engaged, and educate your staff about what we do!
When starting a campaign, we suggest thinking about:
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What time of year do you want to run your campaign?
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How will your employees be able to donate? Through payroll deduction, an online United Way form, or do you have a corporate office option?
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Approximately how many employees are you looking to put this campaign in front of?
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Will our staff be able to come to your workplace and present or talk about United Way?
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Will you rely on printed materials or more digital files to communicate with your workforce?
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We find that it is best to have a committee or at least two to three individuals in charge of a workplace campaign so you can divide the workload and reach more staff.