United at Work

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ASSISTANCE WILL BE DISTRIBUTED FROM UNITED AT WORK AS LONG AS FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE.

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United Way of Charlotte County has created a program to help strengthen the local workforce following Hurricane Ian. Lost time and staff turnover due to non-work-related issues experienced by employees directly affects productivity, work quality and therefore, the bottom line. United at Work was established to assist employees of Charlotte County businesses with unmet needs that are identified after other funds have been depleted or are no longer available. Funds will be distributed to fill unmet, hurricane-related needs for those who qualify.

Thanks to a generous matching challenge grant from the Elsa & Peter Soderberg Foundation, your donation to United at Work will be matched dollar for dollar up to $500,000 -- for a potential $1,000,000+ pool of resources to get Charlotte County employees on their feet and back to work!

Why should MY Charlotte County business contribute to United at Work?

Individuals and families are most financially stable when there is a steady income in the household.
Workplaces are most productive when they can retain employees, avoiding the costs of rehiring and retraining.
Collaborating together builds confidence and provides a sense of security for employers and their employees.

graphicWhat do I need to do?

Use the DONATE NOW button on this page (or CLICK HERE) to make your corporate contribution to the United at Work Hurricane Ian Response Fund. (Individual donations are encouraged as well!) 100% of your donation will go into the United at Work fund to support needs related to Hurricane Ian for employees of Charlotte County businesses.

For every dollar donated (up to $500,000), the Elsa & Peter Soderberg Foundation will contribute a matching amount - - DOUBLING your gift and DOUBLING the impact to Charlotte County!

Your employees who have been impacted by Hurricane Ian are encouraged apply for assistance through this fund. There are multiple resources available in our community in addition to United at Work, and our team will connect your employees with the right resources for their needs.

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How do my employees get connected to resources?

Once other resources have been exhausted, please have your employees click the GET HELP button on this page and complete a brief intake form to get started. Someone from the United Way of Charlotte County team will reach out to them in the days ahead to complete a full application and determine what assistance they might be eligible for. Funds will be distributed to individuals who qualify, as long as funds are available.


 

THANK YOU

 

Ambitrans Ambulance

Publix

Cousins Foundation

Bank OZK

Tom & Dee Little

Waste Management

Charlotte County Chamber of Commerce

Ashbritt Foundation

KIA of Port Charlotte

AECOM

Ashley Reynolds of Panther Hollow Dental Lodge

Cara Reynolds

Charlotte Behavioral Health Care

Clifford Martin

Jed Catricone

Philip Walker of Michael Baker International

Mark Pitchford of Michael Baker International

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Barbara Larson

Joseph Bender of Panther Hollow Dental

Cheryl Bailey

Eileen Harris

Nathan Parish of Michael Baker International

Kathleen Mason

Mary Ellen Rizzo of Michael Baker International

Whitney Gray

Diane Ramseyer

Robert Coseo of Panther Hollow Dental

Marissa Levine

Mark Kistler of Michael Baker International

Mariben Andersen of Michael Baker International

Phil Mohr

Patricia Hand of Dancing Moon Travel

John Sanders