Chenango United Way looks for community support during 2021 campaign
Executive Director Elizabeth Monaco, Business Manager Victoria Mitchell, and special helper Joey Monaco stuff mailers and organize donations. (Photo by Catherine Sasso)
NORWICH – In August the Chenango United Way announced the start of it's 2021 campaign during the Virtual Day of Caring virtual event. The goal amount, just like the year prior, is $425,000.
Executive Director Elizabeth Monaco said that things have been slow for the start of the campaign, but she anticipates an uptick in donations towards the end of October.
"We haven't had much movement here yet. But there are a few businesses that are finishing up their payroll deduction campaign," said Monaco. "We're hoping to fill more of that thermometer at the end of October."
Monaco hopes to wrap up the business payroll deduction campaign by the end of October and anticipates by that time they will be half way to meeting their goal. The campaign runs until the end of December 2020.
"It's important to donate during the campaign because that amount of money raised will determine how much funding each of our programs get for the following year," said Monaco. "Right now programs are just sitting and waiting to see how much funding they will get. It can be nerve wrecking."
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