ellwood city united fund

The United Fund Board announced last week that it will no longer be holding its annual fund drive. The annual fund drive provided funds for the service agencies that serve the Ellwood City community. The United Funds annual year runs from September 1 2019 to August 31, 2020. The United Fund will accept any and all donations up to August 31, 2020 and distribute them to the agencies. After August 31 we will return our 501c(3) and our Bureau of Charitable Certificate into the proper authorities. We are forced to close our doors due to the fact that we are…

The Ellwood City United Fund campaign ends on Friday, January 31, 2020 – but there still is time to donate! The fund did not make the campaign goal of $50,000.00 and is short $10,500.00 with five days to go this month according to treasurer Andrew Kindle in a statement. “It is only by the generosity of the community that the United Fund agencies are able to serve our neighbors and friends who are in need, and who are going through rough times in their lives,” said Kindle. “It is not the amount you donate but that you give. Your donation…

The Ellwood City United Fund board is appealing for help as the year 2019 is past and the goal for the 2020 campaign is short, $16,900. The board will extend the fundraising campaign until the end of the month. The board request that if you haven’t given and you can, please give today. There are many who depend upon us and other charities for the financing of programs that help the Ellwood City community and families. Some of the agencies spend more on our community then we are able to collect to help them to offset the expense of helping….

The Ellwood City United Fund campaign will start on October 1, 2019 and will continue until January 31, 2020. The campaign committee met this past Monday to review the agencies request for the coming year. The committee decided to again this year to set a goal of $50,000.00 to provide funding for the eight agencies they support( Ellwood family center, People in Need, Ellwood City Public Library, LARK Enterprises, Boy & Girl Scouts, Human Services,and Ellwood Education Foundation ). Connie MacDonald , president of the United Fund states, “ we hope all of Ellwood City will provide donations and help…

Connie MacDonald, president of the Ellwood City United Fund, announced Friday the United Fund would issue its first allocation of collected funds for 2019. MacDonald stated, “ the service agencies will receive reduced allotments due to the fact, we were unable to meet our annual goal set for the campaign of 2019. Each agency will receive about 30% less then in previous years. The board decided not to use its emergency fund that is reserved for disaster relief. We encourage the Ellwood City community to please help us to overcome the deficit by making a donation now – any amount…

The Ellwood City United Fund needs your (the Ellwood City community) support now, more than ever! At this time of year we all know that we only have so many days left to prepare for the Christmas holiday. The United Fund service agencies know that only 20 more days remain before the end of the year. Then the new year starts with budget problems because funds were short this year due to lack of donations. Over the past few years this is an on going story that allotments are cut causing changes in the agencies new year operations. The United…

The Ellwood City United Fund c1mp1ign started October 1, 2018, and will continue until December 31, 2018. The campaign committee met on this week, Monday, November 26, to review the number of contributions up to this day. The committee had set one goal of $50,000.00 to provide funding for the eight agencies they support (Ellwood Family Center, People in Need, Ellwood City Public Library, LARK Enterprises, Boy & Girl Scouts, Human Services, and Ellwood Education Foundation). Connie MacDon1ld, president of the United Fund states “donations have been coming in daily but we are right now about $2000.00 behind last year figures. I believe…