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Day of Caring
Day of Caring is a fantastic opportunity to work hard, get your hands
dirty, and witness firsthand the great things non-profit agencies in the
Greater Nashua area are doing! Day of Caring takes place each September.
For one day, volunteers from companies in the Greater Nashua and Souhegan
Valley area take the day off from work to volunteer at area non-profit
organizations.
For more Day of Caring photos, view the 2009 album linked to our Facebook page
Day of Caring 2010
More than 300 volunteers are expected to participate in United Way of Greater Nashua's 19th Annual Day of Caring on September 15, 2010. They will paint and clean up facilities, deliver meals to homebound elderly, work with toddlers and seniors in day care programs, and perform a variety of other services that agencies could not complete on their own due to lack of resources.
ATTENTION AGENCIES: Download and complete your Day of Caring project form, and return to United Way as soon as possible. Be sure to complete one form for each project request.
PARTICIPATING COMPANIES: Company coordinators, please download the cover letter, coordinator packet, and volunteer form. We're asking for volunteer forms to be submitted by company coordinators (NOT individual volunteers) by July 23, 2010.
Special thanks to our sponsors to date: BAE Systems; DJ Dave Entertainment; Elbit Systems of America; McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton, PA; Pennichuck Water; Print Pro; Public Service of NH; St. Joseph Hospital; SecureHorizons by UnitedHealthcare; and UPS.
For more information about Day of Caring, contact Lisa Conti with any questions at: 882-4011 or send email to:
lisa@unitedwaynashua.org
Give Now
United Way is working to advance the common good by focusing on education, income, and health.
Your trust and confidence in us are very important. You can expect us to be accountable and transparent about our finances, and more importantly, we pledge to be accountable for delivering on our mission to mobilize the community to improve lives.
You may think volunteering...
You may think volunteering only means cleaning up, planting trees, or working in a soup kitchen. But many nonprofits need professional services, such as writing a business plan, doing their books, developing a Web site, board governance or software training. UWGN offers you a variety of ways to get involved and make an impact.
Live United in Your Community
Help inspire hope and create opportunities for a better tomorrow. Advocate to make real change. Learn what is happening in our community, and share that knowledge with others.
Five Things You Can Do
1. Donate your newspaper subscription to a local school when you go on vacation.
2. Take the children in your life to a local museum, exhibit or play.
3. Donate new or gently used professional clothing to an organization assisting individuals in seeking employment.
4. Purchase personal care items such as deodorant, toothbrushes and soap and drop them off at the local homeless shelter.
5. Serve as a greeter at a free tax preparation community coalition site to help low-income families acquire up to thousands of dollars in earned income tax credits.