Campaign leader toolkit
This is for those who step up to unite their workplaces for good
WELCOME, campaign leaders
As a campaign leader, you've decided to help those in our communities who need it most.
As you speak at your company, remember that you're not simply asking your colleagues to donate... you're rallying them to join a united solution. What does that mean? It means working together to invest in proven programs, local nonprofits, and an equitable future. Here are the tools you'll need to run an effective workplace campaign.
Thank you for partnering with us and making a lasting difference.
Why do we help? Because we all need help sometimes.
Below are videos and tools to share with colleagues about why and how United Way works to create racial equity and opportunity for all Rhode Islanders.
Campaign Tools
New Employees
Fillable Forms
- Pledge Form (pdf)
- Pledge Form (Spanish)(pdf)
- Pledge Form Instructions (pdf)
- Campaign Summary Form (pdf)
Electronic Pledging
Sample Letters
Social Media Toolkits
Branding
Logos
For Print
- CMYK Horizontal Logo (jpg)
- CMYK Horizontal Logo (pdf)
- CMYK Horizontal Logo (png)
- CMYK Vertical Logo (jpg)
- CMYK Vertical Logo (pdf)
- CMYK Vertical Logo (png)
For Swag
- One-Color Horizontal Logo – Blue (pdf)
- One-Color Horizontal Logo – Blue (png)
- One-Color Vertical Logo – Black (png)
- One-Color Vertical Logo – Blue (jpg)
- Special Use Horizontal Logo – Black (jpg)
- Special Use Horizontal Logo – Black (pdf)
- Special Use Horizontal Logo – Black (png)
- Special Use Horizontal Logo – Blue (jpg)
- Special Use Horizontal Logo – Blue (pdf)
- Special Use Horizontal Logo – Blue (png)
- Special Use Horizontal Logo – White (pdf)
- Special Use Horizontal Logo – White (png)
For Screens
IN THE NEWS
United Way to invest $100M to build racial equity
THE PROVIDENCE JOURNAL
"The LIVE UNITED 2025 initiative is aimed at improving education, ensuring availability of housing that is affordable and safe for all, and empowering nonprofit organizations, among other objectives."
Cortney Nicolato: 20 who made a difference in 2020
GO LOCAL PROV
"When she was tapped as one of GoLocal’s 19 to Watch in 2019, like so many others, United Way President Cortney Nicolato couldn’t have imagined her role in 2020."
Five Questions With: Larry Warner
Providence Business News
"Redlining, racial covenants and discriminatory lending practices were fully legal practices that decreased homeownership among Blacks over several decades… Moreover, there is evidence of patterns of lower home valuations for BIPOC homeowners versus whites with comparable homes. Why does this matter, and how is it a root cause? Homeownership is highly correlated with accumulation of wealth."
UPCOMING EVENTS
Young Leaders Circle Virtual Networking Night
Meet and reconnect virtually with other young professionals from 6 to 7 pm. We'll be using the Remo platform, so make sure to sign up in advance.
Women United Community Learning Partners
Join us via Zoom from 5-6 pm for the next event in this series, featuring Newport Partnership for Families.
From Hello to Help: 211 Day Event
Join us at 10 am for a Zoom webinar, "From hello to help: 211 is always there." Check back here or sign up for e-news below to receive registration details.