Duck Derby
The 19th Annual Duck Derby will be held on Saturday, June 23, 2012 as part of the Tunkhannock Founder’s Day festivities.
Bringing an event to a successful conclusion is not easily accomplished. In the nonprofit sector, the cost would be too prohibitive without the generous and caring support of volunteers. The Duck Derby is an example of volunteers coming together for the benefit of agencies supported by Wyoming County United Way. From donation of prizes, to planning, printing, and organizing, volunteers are key to the success of nonprofit events.
Local United Way Welcomes New Board Members
On January 26, the Wyoming County United Way elected and welcomed a new group of dedicated local residents as board members.
As part of our annual tradition, 2011 Board President, Atty. Sandy Boyle ceremoniously passed the gavel to 2012 President, Flo DePolo. New and returning officers and board members were elected as follows:
Officers
President - Flo DePolo
Past-President - Sandy Boyle, Esq.
Vice President - John Keefe
Secretary - Karen Seibert – Milnes Companies
Treasurer – Debbie Shurtleff
Board Members
Day of Caring Postponed
Due to the effects from the hurricane and flooding, the Day of Caring will be rescheduled for the Spring. Once a date has been selected by the volunteers from P&G, it will be posted on the website and Partner Agencies of the Wyoming County United Way will be notified. Check back for dates and additional information.
2011 Disaster Recovery Assistance
If you have been affected by a recent disaster, you may be eligible for assistance. Click here to download the application for Disaster Recovery Assistance. Download and complete the application to help us make a determination as to your eligibility and to be able to direct you to other resources for further assistance. Please note... submission deadline is October 31, 2011.
Donations and Volunteers Needed for Clean-up
Over the last 14-days Wyoming County residents have been devastated by flooding and hurricanes. We are asking for your help. Financial donations are used to provide clothing, food, emergency care, and shelter in our community. We depend on the support of the local individuals and companies to fund our important work.
Agency Spotlight
H.A.N.D.S.
Helping Area Needs for Diverse Early Child Care Services
Children and Families; Our Hope for the Future
When one makes a donation to the Wyoming County United Way the most reoccurring question is, “Where does my money go?” We have added this special section to let you know just how valuable your donations are.
Wyoming County United Way Announces New Chief Executive Officer
The Board of Director’s of the Wyoming County United Way are pleased to announce that Connie S. Pheiff has accepted the position as the United Way’s new Chief Executive Officer. Pheiff will oversee all aspects of the United Way, including a volunteer-driven fundraising campaign, program development, budget analysis, and event planning. "Connie is a talented and respected leader with a spirit of service and a team approach,” said Sandra Boyle, president of the United Way Board of Directors.
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