United Way Participates in “Give Like Dolly Day”

Give Like Dolly, change a child’s day

 
 

On September 25—9/25—United Way of South Central Illinois will participate in the first annual Give Like Dolly Day, and we would love for you to join us!

We’re putting a special “9 to 5” spin on the campaign and challenging our community to give $16, which covers our local share of providing one child with an entire year of books through Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.

Our goal is to raise $3,200 and sponsor 200 local children.

Help us turn Facebook pink!

We’ve attached a special “I’m Giving Like Dolly” temporary profile picture. Beginning September 21, we’re asking supporters to use it as their Facebook profile picture through September 25.


To participate:

  1. Save the attached image.

  2. Upload it as your Facebook profile picture.

  3. Select “Make Temporary” and choose one week.

  4. Add our donation link to the photo description.

  5. Invite your friends and “9 to 5” coworkers to join you.


You can also help by:

  • Donating $16—or sponsoring several children

  • Sharing our Facebook campaign

  • Challenging another person or business to participate

  • Asking employees to each sponsor a child

  • Matching employee or customer donations


Donate here:

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/working-9-to-5-give-like-dolly-day


United Way of South Central Illinois has already helped deliver 95,497 books to children across Jefferson, Marion, Washington and Clinton counties. With your help, we can continue placing books directly into the hands and homes of local children.

If your business or organization participates, please tag United Way of South Central Illinois so we can recognize and thank you publicly.

9/25 • $16 • One Child • 12 Books

Dolly dreamed it. Our community makes it possible.

Thank you for helping us Give Like Dolly!

Nat Shook
Executive Director
United Way of South Central Illinois

Give $16 today

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