United Way of Adams County, Inc. Campaign Chairman Carlos Fernandez, VP/General Manager of WGEM, announced on December 5th that the projected total raised for the 2011 campaign is $1,127,034. This represents more than 101% of the $1,1111,111 goal United Way campaign volunteers announced in August. Fernandez says this announcement is an update to the community on where the campaign stands not a final total raised.
“None of our successes tonight could have happened without the support and enthusiasm from the community,” said Fernandez. “Our staff and volunteers have worked very hard to spread the United Way story, and the community responded as it has for the past 75 years. We couldn’t be more excited”...
Fernandez, Campaign Vice Chairman Dr. John Letts and their team of 21 campaign volunteers will continue to work to finalize the remaining 144 open accounts in the next few months. Planning for the 2012 Campaign will occur simultaneously under the leadership of Letts.
“It’s not too late to participate in this year’s campaign,” Fernandez concluded. “I encourage everyone who hasn’t given to please consider making a donation to United Way.” More
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Quincy Area Partnership of Unmet Needs Receives Donation from the ADM Cares Committee
The ADM Cares Committee recently donated $2,500 to the Quincy Area Partnership of Unmet Needs, a group of human service agencies and faith based organizations providing financial assistance to those in crisis with needs ranging from housing and utility assistance to medical care and transportation. Pictured (L-R) are Larry Hochgraber and Julie Kindhart of ADM Alliance Nutrition, Emily Robbearts and Rev. Timothy White of the Quincy Area Partnership for Unmet Needs, Janet Steele and Tim Cassidy of ADM Quincy.
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