United Way Announces 2007 Results More than 375 people gathered at the Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center on Valentine's Day to celebrate the accomplishments of the 2007 community campaign. Campaign Chair Mike Coppola announced that the 2007 campaign raised $6,402,029, an increase over last year's results of $6,301,027. "We set out on this campaign with the intent of increasing the overall campaign and I'm grateful to everyone who helped meet the challenge," said Coppola. Already work has started to decide how to invest the funds raised among the programs funded by United Way's Impact Fund. "This campaign is a massive mobilization of local community volunteers and donors. It is our belief that by working together we are better able to bring about positive change in the lives of people who need a helping hand," said Frank Rogan, President of United Way of Roanoke Valley. "The ultimate outcome of this campaign is that we will create a healthier Roanoke Valley; where all children and youth can succeed, all families are strong, all seniors live with respect and dignity and everybody has the means to support themselves and a decent place to live," Rogan added. Special recognition at the event went to the following companies: Spirit of Community Award Norfolk Southern Corporation Milestone Award for companies raising more than $500,000 Carilion Clinic Cornerstone Award for companies raising $250,000 to $499,999 Advance Auto Parts, Norfolk Southern, and Wachovia Bank Keystone Award for companies raising $100,000 to $249,999 Allstate National Support Center, Appalachian Power Company, Boxley Materials Company, Kroger Mid-Atlantic, SunTrust, The Roanoke Times, United Parcel Service, and Yokohama Tire Corporation Campaign Chair Award Carilion Clinic, First Citizens Bank & Trust, Integrated Textile Solutions, Salem City Schools, Trane, and Western Virginia Water Authority Outstanding First Time Employee Campaigns ADMMicro, Ukrop's Super Markets, and Virginia Utility Protection Services Shining Star Award for United Way Partner Agencies Greenvale School and Mental Health America of Roanoke Valley
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United Way Partners with Prescription Discount Card Program As part of United Way's continuing commitment to increase the number of uninsured and underinsured individuals who are able to access healthcare services, we are proud to be partnering with Familywize community service partnerships to bring prescription drug discount cards to assist individuals and families in the Roanoke Valley. To print your card, visit: www.familywize.org
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