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United We Care Charitable Giving Campaign
The State of Idaho's Employee Fundraiser
At the heart of State of Idaho employees lies a shared commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of our fellow Idahoans. United Way is the beacon of hope that allows us to channel our collective strength and compassion. Throughout the month of October, let’s come together to support this incredible nonprofit. When you donate to United Way, you’re not just giving money; you’re giving hope, opportunity, and a helping hand to those in need. Your contributions touch the lives of our neighbors, supporting education, housing, childcare, environmental initiatives, healthcare, and so much more, all right here in our own communities. Let’s unite in this noble cause, each of us playing a part in the uplifting narrative of our beloved Idaho. Join us today by filling out your payroll deduction pledge form or donating, and together, we will continue to build stronger, more vibrant communities for all.
United We Care!
A gift to the United Way Community Fund makes lasting change possible. Your donation to the Community Fund benefits the entire community, not just one program, issue, or population. Every single dollar of your donation to the Community Fund stays right here in your community and is immediately put to work improving the lives of local people in need. Every program that benefits from the Community Fund must demonstrate measurable results and good financial management.
Your donation stays in your community!
What is United Way of Treasure Valley’s Donor Privacy Policy?
United Way of Treasure Valley will not sell, share, or trade our donors’ names or personal information with any other entity, nor send mailings to our donors on behalf of other organizations. This policy applies to all information received by United Way of Treasure Valley, both online and offline, on any platform, as well as any electronic, written, or oral communications.
Students supported in and out of the classroom to ensure they are prepared to learn and are set up for success after high school.
Individuals served by creating and sustaining healthy habits and increasing access to preventative medical services, dental services, and mental health support.
Individuals served by improving access to affordable, permanent housing, asset building, and increasing financial literacy.