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- 2009 campaign takes off with a million dollar boost
- United we can!
- The lunch program is full
- Sports pad a student's dream come true
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- Building long-term, sustainable change
- During tough times, the community turns to United Way
- $107.5 Million! Thank you Toronto!
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Supporters
- 2008 Leadership Honour Roll
- Leaders
($1,000 - $2,499) - Sponsors
($2,500 - $4,999) - Patrons
($5,000 - $7,499) - Pathfinders
($7,500 - $9,999) - Builders
($10,000 - $14,499) - Pacesetters
($15,000 - $24,499) - Benefactors
($25,000 - $49,999) - Trustees
($50,000 - $74,999) - Cornerstones
($75,000 - $99,999) - Guardians
($100,000 - $199,999) - Visionaries
($200,000 - $499,999) - Innovators
($500,000 - $999,999) - Million Dollar Circle
($1 million+)
- Leaders
- Community Circle
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Giving
Stories
- In the community
- Agency hones job seekers' work skills
- Good food markets tackle food insecurity
- 85 youth get a chance to hit REPLAY
- Sistering - A Woman's Place
- The Bernard Betel Centre for Creative Living
- At-risk youth glimpse life on Bay Street
- The Spot
- Quick Start Fund success story
- Dream of a future
- 50 years in the community
- Tapping potential
- It takes a village to raise hope
- Drawing their own conclusions
- A better place to live
- Community finds a hub
- A summer to remember
- Empowering youth
- Putting a new spin on career training
- Education is the foundation
- ROSE helps youth get back on track
- Progress that inspires
- You gave me back my mother
- Youth lead the way in preventing violence
- Youth leaders in Thorncliffe provide hang-out for teens
- Scarborough Village empowered
- The little neighbourhood that could
- Why I Help
- Making a delicious difference
- Sharing good fortune
- Bringing neighbours together
- Youths taking the lead
- 'You do good by doing good'
- 'It's a fun thing to do'
- Senior executives getting involved
- 'The world is not just about you'
- Dishing out charity cash a challenge
- Childhood reflections
- Corporate Voluntarism Scores a Win-Win
- Drawing on his own newcomer experiences
- You have to want to make a difference
- Days of Caring Pilot
- Why I give
- Video
- In the community
A green shift in recognition
In an ongoing effort to maximize our commitment to the environment, we have shifted our annual Honour Roll from a print publication distributed in the Globe and Mail to this online version
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Supporters
United we can build a better future for all
2008 was an extraordinary year. Financial markets in turmoil. Jobs disappearing. Family, friends and neighbours struggling. Few, if any, are untouched.
That so many individuals and companies contributed so generously in these difficult times is a testament to the spirit of compassion and hope that defines hundreds of thousands of caring organizations, families and individuals across the city of Toronto.
Their shared vision of a better future for everyone enables United Way and its network of agencies to continue to reach out across our city and into our communities to strengthen neighbourhoods and improve lives.
United Way celebrates the individual Leadership donors and outstanding organizations whose remarkable generosity and dedication fuels our efforts and sustains our vision.
Without you, there would be no way.
