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2024 Ottawa-Carleton District School Board United Way Campaign

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November 18 through to December 13
Tuesday, December 3 is Giving Tuesday

When someone's going through a tough time, it has ripple effects for all of us. Difficulties can arise from financial hardship, health challenges, or emotional struggles. When one person is affected, our whole community feels the impact.

This Giving Tuesday (December 3), help us address these struggles. Together, we can nurture resilient and supportive communities where everyone can thrive. 

You can tackle homelessness, mental health and addictions, social isolation, and poverty. - all with one donation.

We know the toughest problems are deeply intertwined. We cannot fix one issue without considering the others, and no one can take on these challenges alone.

The power of United Way East Ontario lies in our big-picture approach.

We bring together caring communities to address all facets of these big challenges, so we can empower people to overcome them in meaningful and sustainable ways.

With you alongside us, we can ensure more people get the support they need, when they need it. United, we have the power to make a difference. 

A donation to United Way of $5 per pay:

  • Provides journals and art supplies for one youth in an after-school program.
  • Fuels public transit costs to civic engagement workshops that empower residents living in low-income circumstances to advocate for positive change in their neighbourhoods.
  • Helps someone living on a low income get assistance filing taxes.
  • Provide one mental health intake and first counselling session for a new client.

A donation to United Way of $10 per pay:

  • Provides a mentorship connection and network of support for a child, including child safety training for the adult mentor.
  • Equips a classroom with resources for a child on the autism spectrum before they join kindergarten for the first time.
  • Fuels suicide prevention training for one volunteer responder at a crisis hotline.
  • Provides 1.5 hours of culinary training for a person with disabilities, giving them the skills to find employment.

We invite our community members to join us and consider donating to

United Way through

https://www.unitedwayeo.ca/#donate

Together, we can tackle the greatest challenges facing the most vulnerable people in our communities.