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United Way of Central New Mexico
GET INVOLVED
volunteer opportunities
United Way has many volunteer committees that work hand-in-hand with staff to help those most vulnerable, increase philanthropy and strengthen our community.
To learn about UWCNM volunteer committees, visit uwcnm.org or contact Jen Mastripolito at 505-247-3671 ext. 745.
The Education, Health, and Self-Sufficiency “Community Solutions Teams” work diligently to examine data and study evidence-informed strategies to strengthen our grant priorities for the Community Fund. To volunteer, contact Ari Herring at 505-247-3671 ext. 746. If you are looking for volunteer opportunities throughout central New Mexico, you can search the Center for Nonprofit Excellence’s New Mexico Volunteer Connection. Visit www.nmvolunteers.org.
leadership affinity groups
Connect to your passion.
Leadership Affinity Groups unite you with other members of our community who give generously and are passionate about creating positive change in central New Mexico. Affinity Groups provide opportunities for networking, social events and education about community issues. They offer participation in volunteer projects and engagement with nonprofits that provide critical services to our community.
To learn more or join:
Women in Philanthropycontact Chris Morrison: [email protected]
Young Leaders Societycontact Sara Keller: [email protected]
Hispano Philanthropic Societycontact Stephanie Kozemchak: [email protected]
Tocqueville Societycontact Melissa Dracup at505-247-3671 ext. [email protected].
United Way of Central New Mexico2340 Alamo Ave. SE, 2nd FloorAlbuquerque, NM 87106
(505) 247-3671
www.uwcnm.org
Loyal Contributors are donors who began giving to any United Way at least 10 years ago and continue to give. There are over 10,000!
Loyal Contributors who have given for at least 10 years:• Accounted for over 67% of
the individual pledges in the 2012 Campaign
• Were 30% of the donors• Have average gifts of $1,750
Are you a loyal donor? If so tell us your story! When did you first give to any United Way? Why do you continue to give? Submit your story to [email protected]. (No provided information will be shared publically without your consent.)
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YOUNGLEADERSSOCIETY
The Young Leaders Society (YLS) is United Way of Central New Mexico’s young professional affinity group.
YLS members are compassionate and committed individuals on a mission to encourage the spirit of philanthropy and volunteerism among their peers.
The Young Leaders Society Initiative Fund is focused on assisting, inspiring and empowering youth (13-18) to transition into adulthood and develop into our future leaders.
YLS members are 42 years of age or younger who give an annual household gift of at least $500. Young Leaders know how to combine community impact with exciting fundraising and networking events while changing the story for children and families.
The Hispano Philanthropic Society (HPS) has a mission to identify and recognize local Hispanic leaders in philanthropy. HPS is engaged in promoting Hispanics as advocates, volunteers, and contributors to help build stronger, healthier neighborhoods and communities.
Membership is extended to individuals or couples who contribute to the United Way of Central New Mexico with a combined household gift of $1,000 or more or are concurrently members of Young Leaders Society.
HPS members also raise money for their HPS Middle School Education Initiative Fund which focuses on empowering middle school youth (5th – 9th grade) to reach their highest human potential.
United Way of Central New Mexico’s Tocqueville Society members give an annual household gift of $10,000 or more.
Tocqueville members gather at educational meetings and social events throughout the year to learn about and discuss the challenges and opportunities in our community.
Tocqueville donors can organize and simplify their charitable giving with a Personal Philanthropy Account and professional, personalized service from our Tocqueville Society staff.
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Women in Philanthropy (WIP) is a network of central New Mexico’s philanthropic leaders dedicated to making a difference in their communities. Through WIP, women volunteer, network and develop professionally while supporting programs that change the lives of women and their families through the Women’ Self-Sufficiency Fund.
WIP members contribute to United Way at the level of $1,000 or more annually. They are extraordinary women who come together to celebrate philanthropic leadership and advocate for lasting change in our communities.
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