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Durham, NC 27708
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UNITED WAY DUKE PARTNERSHIP

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Your Pledge Dollars at Work

Did you know?
Duke University was the fourth largest contributor to the Triangle United Way's Community Care Fund during the 2006-07 campaign.

To watch the 2007 United Way Duke Partnership campaign video, click here.

People in our community need help every day to face serious challenges: a place to live, quality child care, training for a new job, and counseling to get their lives back on track.

Please join us in demonstrating a commitment to our broader community by contributing to the United Way Duke Partnership Campaign.

For $2 a week (or a latte):

  • Provide a homeless person with a serious chronic illness a doctor's visit, lab work and all prescription medications.
  • Provide art therapy supplies for youth with developmental disabilities to enrich their classroom learning experiences.
  • Provide six hours of labor to repair and modify a senior's home to allow them to remain living there.

For $5 a week (or a DVD rental):

  • Provide eight homeless women a night of housing, meals and support services.
  • Send a less fortunate youth to summer camp for one week.
  • Provide 16 hours of quality radio programming for sight impaired or disabled listeners.

For $10 a week (or a movie ticket):

  • Provide cooking supplies and classroom technology to help train homeless persons in the culinary arts so they may gain employment and become selfsufficient.
  • Enable a teen to participate in after school activities to learn life skills and get tutoring.
  • Deliver a hot, nutritious meal to a homebound senior couple each weekday.

For $25 a week (or a manicure)

  • Provide a homeless youth with the life skills training necessary to live as an independent and productive citizen.
  • Provide an immediate and ongoing shelter system for a youth experiencing crisis.
  • Provide a senior with 10 weeks of adult care.

 

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