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 starts 21-Day Equity Challenge
Rhode Island Monthly
"If you’d like to learn more about equity and its role in the fight against systemic racism, United Way… is here to help. Starting on Wednesday, February 24, Rhode Islanders can take part in United Way’s 21-Day Equity Challenge. Participants will receive a daily email that will feature different topics on racial equity, [including] racial identity, implicit bias… and allyship."
Labor Vision TV: LIVE UNITED 2025
Labor Vision TV
"Erica Hammond sits down with United Way of Rhode Island's CEO Cortney Nicolato. At the start of the new year United Way… introduced its LIVE UNITED 2025 strategic plan… The pair will discuss the importance of explicitly addressing systemic inequity, specifically racial inequity, and the role all of us can play in the fight against poverty throughout Rhode Island."
11 Ways Nonprofits Can Garner Feedback
Forbes Nonprofit Council
"As with any business, [nonprofits must] balance… where… donors want to go and what… [customers] desire… [and] find a way to make giving feedback as painless as possible… To help, 11 members of Forbes Nonprofit Council discuss how [nonprofits can] generate feedback from both donors and customers to better plot the trajectory of the organization."
UPCOMING EVENTS
YLC and Wavemaker Networking Night
Join Young Leaders Circle (YLC) members and Wavemaker Fellows at 5:30 p.m for a virtual networking event. You'll have the opportunity to meet other young professionals and expand your network from the comfort of your home.
Forum on Economic Stability
Join United Way of Rhode Island and the City of Providence at 1 p.m. for a virtual forum on economic stability. You'll hear from policymakers and advocates about policies you can advocate for to help Rhode Island families achieve economic stability.
Community Learning Partners Series
Join Women United at 12 p.m. for the next event in their Community Learning Partners Series. You'll hear an update on the state of afterschool in Rhode Island from United Way's Ayana Melvan and Representative Julie A. Casimiro.