Workplace Campaign

By contributing to United Way of Broward County, individuals and corporations become part of a solution, accomplishing more than any single group can do on its own. Our goal is to create long-lasting changes by addressing the underlying causes of problems. Donors help us to strategically invest in local programs and initiatives that improve the lives of many. Together, we can produce results with benefits that ripple out to the community as a whole.

Annually, hundreds of local businesses conduct a campaign to benefit United Way of Broward County. It is through these campaigns that businesses and their employees can make the greatest impact on our community. Workplace campaigns provide opportunities for community building, employee enrichment, and volunteerism. That's what it means to Live United.

If your company would like to conduct a Workplace Campaign, please contact a member of our Donor Relations Team at:

United Way of Broward County
Ansin Building
1300 S. Andrews Avenue
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
954-462-4850
954-462-4877 Fax

What United Ways Do

Advancing the Common Good

United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania video on Advancing the Common Good, featuring Brian Gallagher (President & CEO - United Way of America)

FOR MANY MILLIONS OF HARD-WORKING FAMILIES, the basic ingredients for a good life are increasingly beyond reach. Almost one in four working parents don't earn enough to provide for their families. An alarming 25 percent of teenagers will not graduate on time, imperiling their chances to make a successful transition to adulthood. Only one in three adults can be considered healthy, based on risk factor data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and more than 49 million Americans lack even basic health insurance.

Our nation can't accept these conditions. We need to challenge our systems-to create opportunities for a better life for everyone. To move more aggressively in this direction, United Way drew on research and sought input from a broad range of partners to gauge where progress has-and has not-been made over the last 10 years.

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