Thousands will benefit from your support
When you give to Brant United Way, your donation is invested locally to address identified priority areas. Approximately 45,000 citizens or 1 in 3 will be helped by our 18 Member Agencies who deliver quality services and programs for citizens in our community. For many of these Agencies, the support from United Way is integral to their operation. Without it, many wouldn't be able to operate.
We are building a stronger community by strategically investing in the social issues that have been identified as priorities in our community:
- Children and Youth
- Crisis Counseling and Support
- Independence and Well-Being
- Poverty and Housing
Brant United Way Announces Executive Director Change
Board President, Paul Oddi, announced today that Brant United Way will have a change in staff leadership as of February 21, 2012. Brant United Way's current Executive Director, Mr. Brad Park will be leaving his current position to assume the role of CEO of United Way Oakville.
Mr. Oddi announced that the new Executive Director will be Kristin Pass, the current Campaign Director.
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Brant United Way Announces
Volunteer Campaign Chair for 2012
The Board and Staff of the Brant United Way are pleased that Grant Darling has agreed to be the volunteer lead for our annual fundraising campaign. He was on Lloyd St. Amand's team last year and did an excellent job as volunteer Chair of the Public Service Division. He is community-minded, well-respected in his organization and we feel he will effectively lead the volunteer campaign team this year." said Brad Park, Executive Director of the Brant United Way.
What's Going On!
Brantford Police Service Tac4aDay
May 24, 2012
10 people will have the chance to be a Tactical officer for a day!
10th Annual Brant United Way Giant Warehouse Sale
June 2, 2012
2pm to 4pm
80 Morton Avenue East, Unit C
Member Agency Spotlight
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Grand Erie
Sara* was a young girl who did not have a positive mother figure in her life. Sara turned to her grandmother for support and security. Her grandmother reached out to the Big Brothers Big Sisters program. Her hope was that Sara would be able to be a kid again.