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Johns Hopkins Medicine United Way Campaign 2009

It’s Not Too Late to Give

While the two-week kick-off of the Johns Hopkins Medicine United Way Campaign has concluded, it’s not too late to give. The campaign continues through Dec. 31, so if you haven’t already made your donation, please consider doing so at https://portal.johnshopkins.edu/unitedway.

As people continue to struggle against a tough economy, domestic violence, abuse and neglect, and a lack of educational and training opportunities, your gift can make a difference. And you have choices in how you wish to support the campaign. You can give by check, payroll deduction or credit card to the United Way of Central Maryland, one of its impact partners (which focus on education, income and health) or select a health and human services organization of your choosing.  Most important, because the UWCM has reduced its administrative fees, 95 percent of your donation goes directly to aid people in need. Remember: “Whatever You Give, Gives Hope.”

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The overall goal for the Johns Hopkins Medicine United Way Campaign is $1,487,000. To find out how the entities and departments are progressing, read the weekly status reports available through the end of the year.

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Please make a pledge to the Johns Hopkins Medicine United Way campaign. You won’t believe who took the mic at the hot dog and karaoke events.  View photos. View video of Stephanie and Howard Reel’s duet, of Sandy Johnson (above), and the IT team.

Susan Franklin
Never in my life did I ever think that we would need charity. I so believe in the United Way. I’ve always believed in it. It’s a great way to be assured that what you’re giving reaches the people who need it.
- Susan Franklin, R.N.
JHH Director of Regulatory Affairs
Former Hurricane Katrina Evacuee
United Way of Central Maryland

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