Changing the Culture Within

Every employee wants to work for a company that cares, in more ways than one. According to Cone Research, 79% of people prefer to work for a socially responsible company. Employees feel more connected to a community and have a sense of purpose when their company offers a mix of volunteer work, workplace giving programs and matching gift opportunities. This provides a meaningful way for employees to give back and grow.
United Way of Greater McHenry County has recognized that the companies we work with are looking for a way to increase employee engagement and to continue to build the culture within. Keeping our donors always at the top of our mind, we launched our new program, A Day of Caring. This awesome opportunity lets us match our donor companies with a project that will help them engage their employees, create a positive working environment and foster good communication and teamwork. Projects are submitted by the 29 nonprofit agencies that we support, therefore making the ultimate collaboration between donors, United Way and our nonprofits who are receiving the funding and support. A win, win and win!
We are happy to work with your organization to effectively reinforce beliefs and behaviors most valued by your company, empower your employees to grow and do things for which they are most passionate, in turn, contributing to a stronger, more skilled workforce. Take a look at the current available projects that are ready to be adopted!
Interested in getting your company involved in a Day of Caring with our local United Way and helping one of our agencies? Contact Jamie Maravich at jmaravich@uwmchenry.org or (815) 363-1377.
DAY OF CARING PROJECT SUBMISSION FORM (to be completed by agencies)
- PolyOne Adopts a Painting Project
- True Value
- STAR 105.5 Works with Youth and Family Center of McHenry County
- PolyOne Helps Out Turning Point
- Mercyhealth System
- McHenry County Government Center Does Yard Work for Senior Care Volunteer Network
- Werner Co. Collects Food for TLS Veterans
- Mercyhealth System Adopts Community Action Agency HeadStart
- Crystal Lake Bank & Trust
- McHenry County Government Center
- Baxter & Woodman
- PolyOne Corporation Makes Cards for CASA