The United Ways of Chautauqua County announced Wednesday that they are now 62% of the way towards the $1.8 million goal for their 2024 fundraising campaign. UWCC is calling on local individuals and businesses to help close the gap. 100% of every dollar contributed remains local in Chautauqua County, with the bulk of donations funding essential programs which bolster community resiliency, health, youth opportunity and financial security.
UWCC Executive Director Amy Rohler says, “We are thrilled with where we’re at right now, but there is still much work to be done. This campaign isn’t just about reaching a dollar amount — it’s about strengthening our community. Working together means increased capacity, innovation and impact across Chautauqua County. We’re counting on our community to help us cross the finish line.”
Currently, more than 120 workplaces run payroll pledge campaigns, including school districts, local manufacturers, grocery stores, insurance agencies and other workplaces. Giving through payroll deduction opens up charitable giving to everyone, as it allows employees to donate a small sum from their paycheck each week…