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United way powerpoint
- 1. Class 1 –group 2 Le Thi Thanh Tam - 295897 Do Thi Phuong Dung - 295889 Nguyen Hai Phuong Hanh - 295903
- 2. What is UnitedWay Worldwide?
- 3. Who We Are • A volunteer-led, nonprofit organization located in a geographic community that seeks and addresses the root causes of key issues, is accountable for stewardship of resources and is accountable for short-term and long-term results.
- 4. What Does UnitedWay Do?
- 5. What United Waydoes
- 6. Vision United Wayenvisions a world where all individuals and families achieve their human potential through: • Education • Income stability • Health lives United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties – UnitedWayVFC.org 6
- 7. Mission • UnitedWay Worldwide mobilizes the caring power of communities around the world, focuses on building blocks for a good life
- 8. Goals • UnitedWay initiated a 10-year program designed to achieve goals in education, income and health by 2018
- 9. Goals (cont.) •Improve education
- 10. Goals (cont.) •Financial stability
- 11. Goals (cont.) •Promote healthy lives
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- 13. Education • ReadingPals– an early learning initiative • After School Programs • Scouting Programs • Early Childhood Education • Literacy, Mentoring and Tutoring • Community Education Programs United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties – UnitedWayVFC.org 13
- 14. Income (Financial Stability) • Free Tax Preparation • Financial Education Classes • Life Skills/Job Training for Disabled Citizens • Legal Aid/Housing Preservation • Transitional Housing Assistance • Homeless Prevention • Emergency Food and Shelter United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties – UnitedWayVFC.org 14
- 15. Health • FreeDiscount Prescription Medication Cards • Nutrition Programs for Children • Elder Services and Meals on Wheels • Health and Safety Services • Substance Abuse Treatment • Infant Hearing Screenings • Mental Health Counseling • Physical Fitness Programs • Emergency Services United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties – UnitedWayVFC.org 15
- 16. History • 1887:In Denver, religious leaders founded the first "United Way" organization • 1948: More than 1,000 communities had established United Way organizations • 2002: In January, Brian Gallagher assumes the position of United Way of America president and CEO
- 17. History (cont.) •2008: United Way introduced the bold goals for the common good focused on education, income and health, and LIVE UNITED • 2009: United Way International and United Way of America came together to create United Way Worldwide
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- 19. Map where UWWdoes business
- 20. Operational structure JohnLechleiter CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Chief Executive Officer Eli Lilly and Company Indianapolis, Indiana Peter Aquino Founder Broad Valley Capital, LLC Gillette, New Jersey Brian A. Gallagher President and Chief Executive Officer
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- 22. Competition Rising competitionfrom: • Social entrepreneurships • Non profit charities • Direct donations • Giving circles • A trend toward targeting specific social sectors of need
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- 24. Competitive advantages •Reputation, strong brand name and organizational identity • The world’s largest privately-funded nonprofit with large network • Evaluation processes, governance, organizational capabilities supported by unified mission
- 25. Competitive advantage (cont.) • Its programs have direct impact on the communities it serves • Increase accountability and capable of holding themselves to standards by public financial reports
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- 27. Marketing (cont.) •Banner ads:
- 28. Marketing (cont.) •videos
- 29. E-commerce Interaction withpeople through most of social networks: Youtube Twitter Facebook Tumblr Linkedin Instagram Google +
- 30. E-commerce (cont.) Paymentmethods: • Company/Department charge • Acceptable credit cards: Visa, American express, MasterCard, Discover
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- 34. Links • ContactUWW: http://apps.liveunited.org/contact/ • Donate online: https://give.liveunited.org/page/contribute/don atenow • Become volunteer: http://www.unitedway.org/take-action/ volunteer/
- 36. 36 United WayGlobal System Raises $5.59 Billion U.S. $4.186B Canada $450M Caribbean $3.9M Latin America $168.6M Europe-Middle East $18.97M Asia-Pacific $755.1M Africa $4.6M Source: U.S. figures from 2007-08 Database 2 Survey; International figures are estimates from UWI
Editor's Notes
- #4 Staff – currently 15 paid staff. Board – approximately 50 Volunteers – United Way utilizes THOUSANDS of volunteers each year helping with everything from special events (race parking, Women’s Initiative, Daytona 5K) to the Citizen’s Review Process where agencies are reviewed, etc.
- #14 We all win when a child succeeds in school.
- #15 The community as a whole benefits when more families are financially stable.
- #16 A healthy community is a thriving community.