Is your pet cute enough to win LLCC’s Cutest Pet Contest?

Cute puppyEnter your pet today, to win the LLCC Cutest Pet Contest to support the United Way campaign!

Email your pet’s photo along with their name to Sarah.Frey@llcc.edu by Friday, Sept. 20, at 2 p.m. The contest will launch on Monday, Sept. 23, and run until end of the day on Oct. 4.  Donations are made by casting your vote for the cutest pet(s) of LLCC faculty and staff.

Other ways to support LLCC’s United Way campaign include through employee payroll deduction. You may also make an outright gift via credit card or check. Learn more about United Way and make your pledge on the LLCC United Way donation page.

 

Message from the President: LLCC United Way Campaign begins Monday

Ignite the Future. United Way of Central Illinois logo.Ignite the future. Donate today to spark change. Your contribution to United Way of Central Illinois fuels programs that empower individuals, strengthen communities and create lasting impact.

LLCC will officially launch its annual United Way campaign Monday, Sept. 23. Please consider a gift to United Way of Central Illinois, which works to address the basic needs, education, financial stability and health of every person in our community. Your gift will be spread among local social service agencies, or you can designate your gift to one or more favorite charities. LincIn will include more information about the work of your local United Way over the next two weeks.

The college supports United Way and makes payroll deduction available to employees. You may also make an outright gift via credit card or check. Learn more about United Way and make your pledge on the LLCC United Way donation page.

This year, there is an additional, fun way to participate — through a cutest pet contest! Donations are made by casting your vote for the cutest pet(s) of LLCC faculty and staff. To enter your pet to earn top honors, please email your pet’s photo along with their name to Sarah.Frey@llcc.edu by Friday, Sept. 20, at 2 p.m. The contest will launch on Monday, Sept. 23, and run until end of the day on Oct. 4.

Thank you,
President Charlotte Warren, Ph.D.

Thank you to United Way donors

Thank you to all who donated to LLCC’s United Way campaign. Your jeans day sticker will be sent via inter-office mail, and your name has been entered into a United Way of Central Illinois drawing for various gift cards to local restaurants and businesses. Your United Waygift will help agencies who assist those in need in our community.

For anyone who missed the campaign and would like to give, the donation page is still open.

United Way campaign concludes today

United Way of Central Illinois Live UnitedThere is still time yet today to make a difference in our local communities by donating to the United Way campaign.

Fill out your pledge form today or pick up a paper form at the Information Desk in A. Lincoln Commons and return it to Public Relations and Marketing.  Choose convenient payroll deduction or make a one-time gift to charities of your choice or to the United Way Community Fund. Your gift will be joined with others to make a real difference.

Read more on LLCC’s United Way webpage.

Here are some of the agencies that can benefit from your gift include Catholic Charities-St. John’s Breadline, Helping Hands of Springfield, Mini O’Beirne Crisis Nursery, Senior Services of Central Illinois, Sojourn Shelter and Services, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Illinois, Compass for Kids, Inc., Springfield Urban League, Helping Hands of Springfield, MERCY Communities, Memorial Behavioral Health, American Red Cross.

Make your pledge to United Way yet this week

Better together for a better tomorrow. United Way is improving lives by uniting our community to address the basic needs, education, financial stability and health of every individual in our community. WE have one life to live better together for a better tomorrow. Volunteer or donate today! springfieldunitedway.orgLLCC exists to support the community, and employees are asked to consider a gift to United Way to assist other organizations who help community members. Whether in times of crisis or working for a better life, United Way agencies provide vital services to our students, our neighbors and often ourselves and our families.

Fill out your pledge form today and help families in need. Paper forms are also available at the Information Desk in A. Lincoln Commons or from LLCC Public Relations and Marketing. Choose convenient payroll deduction or make a one-time gift to charities of your choice or to the United Way Community Fund. Your gift will be joined with others to make a real difference in our communities.

Read more on LLCC’s United Way webpage.

Here are some of the agencies that benefit from your gift to the United Way’s Community Fund. Contact Ministries, Helping Hands of Springfield, Mini O’Beirne Crisis Nursery, Senior Services of Central Illinois, Sojourn Shelter and Services, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Illinois, Compass for Kids, Inc., Girl Scouts of Central Illinois, One Hope United, Springfield Public Schools, Springfield Urban League, Helping Hands of Springfield, MERCY Communities, Memorial Behavioral Health, American Red Cross.

Your gift to United Way helps families when they need it most

State Journal Register Column: Help for families when they need it most by Terrance Jordan  “While volunteering at the St. John’s Breadline, I had the heart-wrenching experience of having one of my students come through the line with their family. I had no idea that their family was facing these challenges  …  I was thankful that because of United Way, programs such as the breadline were available in our community.” Read more from Terrance Jordan, District 186 administrator and local United Way Co-Chair.

Fill out your pledge form today and help families in need. Choose convenient payroll deduction or make a one-time gift to charities of your choice or to the United Way Community Fund. Your gift will be joined with others to make a real difference in our communities.

Read more on LLCC’s United Way webpage.