Still Time to Donate Through Give Local !

There's still a few hours to go until the 7:00 p.m. deadline to donate to our local United Way through Give Local.  We've already received $547!! Just go to www.northwestunitedway.org and click on the Give Local banner to be directed to the donation page!!
Thank you again to everyone who's given so far!!

Thanksgiving Day Meal Programs

Oliver Wolcott Technical School, located at 75 Oliver Street in Torrington, is once again offering a free Thanksgiving dinner to anyone.  The meals will be served in the cafeteria from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. There's no pre-registration.  For those who are home-bound and need delivery or for those who need transportation to the cafeteria, contact St. Paul's Church at 860-481-3555.

The Open Door Soup Kitchen, located at 160 Main Street in Winsted, will serve Thanksgiving meals between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. For more information call (860) 738-2449.

Susan B. Anthony Wreath Sale

Susan B. Anthony will be offering homemade wreaths. 100% of the proceeds will benefit their domestic violence services.  Prices are $18 for a 20", $35 for a 28", and $50 for a 38".   Visit their website for information about this and their Adopt a Family for the holidays program.

LARC Festival of Trees

LARC's 12th annual Festival of Trees will be held at Valerie Manor from Wednesday, November 27th through Sunday, December 8th.  Displays will include pre-lit trees, tabletops, holiday items, and gift baskets.  Visit www.litchfieldarc.org for the complete schedule.

Campaign More Than Half-Way There!

As of today the annual campaign has achieved $481,612 or 60% of goal.  Donations are still coming in, so we're optimistic about reaching the goal. We're looking forward to a great celebration tonight at P. Sam's. 

Falls Village First Selectman Gives !

I give to the United Way of Northwest Connecticut because it benefits residents who live in the hills in the Northwest Corner, including the Falls Village Day Care Center, which has been a beneficiary for over 25 years.
Pat Mechare, 1^st Selectman, Town of Falls Village

Why I Give

I give to the United Way because they support the Geer Adult Day Care Center, which provided adult day care for my mother, who had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. This allowed her to stay in our home for over five years, so I invite you to give to the United Way of Northwest Connecticut.
Dr. Philip O`Reilly, Superintendent, New Hartford Board of Education

 

Give Local Campaign

Are you planning to make a gift to the United Way of Northwest Connecticut before the end of 2013?  We certainly hope so!  Would you like your gift to be even bigger?  On November 12 and 13, we are participating in Give Local Greater Waterbury & Litchfield Hills – a 36-hour online giving event organized by the Connecticut Community Foundation.

We will receive 100% of every donation made to our organization between 7AM on November 12 and 7PM on November 13. We will be eligible for prizes throughout the 36 hours and also receive a percentage in matching funds! So your gift will grow!!

We need your help to reach our goal of $10,000. Your gift will certainly help, but your connections are important too!  Please let your friends and family know about this 36 hour challenge and the opportunity for us to raise unrestricted dollars…and get a match and possible prize money as well!!
If you have any questions or would like more information, please visit www.givelocalccf.org or email Stephanie@northwestunitedway.org. 
If you want to make an online donation, go to www.northwestunitedway.org and click on the Give Local banner.  We look forward to your help and a great 36 hours!!

November Food Pantry Deliveries

The CT Food Bank will deliver fresh products to limited income households as follows:

In Winsted:  Thursday, November 21st, 12 Noon at Northwestern CT Community College, across from the church. No lines can form before 11:30.  There's to be no standing on neighbor's lawns or in the dentist's parking lot.  Only one ticket per household (not family) will be given out. 

In Torrington: Tuesday, November 12 at 10 a.m. at First Congregational Church, 835 Riverside Ave. Bring bags to carry your items. For more information call 860-482-4705.  

Campaign Closer to Goal

The annual campaign has raised $400,800 to date, just over half of the $800,000 goal. 

Halloween "Pirate" Sandy Roberts

 

United Way Campaign Cabinet

Sandy Roberts

                                                   Sandy Roberts, former YMCA CEO and long-time United Way volunteer, made a surprise appearance at the Campaign Cabinet meeting on Halloween.  She came away with a "treasure chest" of $13 for the annual campaign.

Murder Mystery Theatre

The Good, the Bad, and the Guilty

Canaan Child Care Center, Falls Village Day Care Center, and Cornwall Child Center are hosting a murder mystery dinner theatre on Saturday, November 2nd, at 6:00 p.m. The event will be held at Freund's Farm Market and Bakery, 324 Canaan Norfolk Road, East Canaan, CT.  Dinner will include goodies such as roast chicken, ribs, corn pudding, salad, vegetables, and apple or pumpkin pie.  Coffee and tea will be offered, or BYOB.  Tickets are $30.00 per person, and proceeds will benefit the United Way of Northwest Connecticut's Literacy/Music program in Northwest Connecticut.  To make a reservation call Fran at 860-671-1415 today!





 



Warm The Children Program Underway

There's a chill in the air, which means that the Register Citizen's Warm the Children program needs donations.  Last year's program raised $10,260 that helped 111 children receive warm winter clothing.  According to program manager Andrea Benedict, the need is great, and she's already received many phone inquiries. 
Donations can be mailed to either the Register Citizen, POB 58, Torrington, CT 06790, or the United Way of Northwest CT, POB 1001, Torrington, CT 06790. 

Transportation Options

A public transit workshop will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, October 21st at the Connecticut Works office located in Torrington's K-Mart Plaza.  The 2 hour workshop will describe regional transit services, how to find route and schedule information, services for commuters, and accessibility features. To register or learn more, email pmanzi@kennedyctr.org or call (203) 365-8522 x. 273.

Director Attends Conference

United Way Executive Director Stephanie Barksdale attended a three day "YMCA of the USA" conference at the Healthier Communities Learning Institute in Memphis, Tennessee.
Joining her was Greg Brisco, CEO of the Torrington YMCA branch. In addition to healthy breakfasts and opportunities for physical activity, they attended workshops discussing food policy trends, obesity, and community initiatives. Speakers included Y directors, wellness coordinators, community planners, and members of the medical profession, among others.

Ms. Barksdale and Mr. Brisco are both members of the Fit Together steering committee, a coalition established in 2012 to build healthier communities in Northwest Connecticut through strategies that promote healthy living. 

Susan Suhanovsky, President
Torrington Water Company

Susan Suhanovsky, President of the Torrington Water Company, is leading the United Way of Northwest Connecticut Residential Division for the second year. Her Co-Chairs in this effort are Bill Riiska, Esq. and Katherine Marchand-Beyer, Director of Community Support at LARC.

Susan, who lives in Torrington, has been a United Way Board member since 2009 and currently serves as Treasurer. She was a Commercial Division Co-Chair from 2007-2011. She's Past President and current Director of the CT Waterworks Association, Director of the New England National Association of Water Companies, and Director of the National Association of Water Companies.



William O. Riiska, Esq.

Attorney Riiska has been a United Way Board member since 2009 and is a long-time volunteer for the Legal and Residential Divisions covering the Salisbury and Lakeville area. He's an active participant in the Leader's Circle Event Committee, and is currently a Board Liaison for Community Mental Health Affiliates and Cornwall Child Center. A graduate of the Albany School of Law, he's a past member of the Norfolk P&Z Commission, advises the Chamber of Commerce regarding government relations and serves on the Salisbury Democratic Town Committee.



Katherine Marchand-Beyer
Director of Community Support, LARC
 

A life-long Torrington resident, Marchand-Beyer has been an active volunteer since 2002 and served in a Cabinet level position since 2007. She's been employed at LARC for 39 years, where she's the Director of Community Support and is also Director of Camp Moe.

CL&P Employees Make A Difference!

Back Row, Left to Right:  Kathy Gibson, Shane Thrall, Travis Bauer and Sean Scanlon
Middle Row, Left to Right: Duane Noel, Ross Bebault, Scott Ritchie, Michael Hickey and Mark Bovat
Front Row, Left to Right: Jodi Stone, Jeff Pratt, Deborah Charette and John Kissel

Thirteen dedicated employees from CL&P participated in a United Way of Northwest Connecticut sponsored Power of Caring Event on Friday, September 20^th. Volunteers from CL&P’s Torrington and Berlin work centers spent the day at the Boy Scouts’ Camp Workcoeman in New Hartford. The delightful weather was perfect for painting the exterior of two small houses and performing yard work as the summer season drew to a close.

“Our volunteers are thrilled to be part of this meaningful project that will make a difference for the Boy Scouts,” said Bill Herdegen, President and COO of CL&P.  “We appreciate the opportunity to be part of a major project that benefits this great organization.”

 

 

  

The United Way's Glow Ball golf tournament was a fun way to wrap up the summer season on Friday, September 20th.  Seventy-four golfers showed up for the event, which was held at Eastwoods Country Club in Torrington.  The weather was beautiful -- clear and mild.  Everyone enjoyed an outdoor cookout provided by P. Sam's before the 6:30 tee off.  First place was awarded to the team of Rick Cadorette, Brian Cadorette, Ron Stockwell, and Rhys Stockwell.  Congratulations, guys!



United Way Trendsetters

Thirty-nine "Trendsetter" businesses and organizations have raised $121,771 for the United Way of Northwest CT annual campaign!

Glow Ball Tournament Full !

The United Way of Northwest Connecticut's Glow Ball Golf Tournament is filled to capacity! This year's event should be fantastic, with a forecast of mostly clear and mild weather. Special events such as Glow Ball play an important part in raising additional funds for the United Way. The United Way would like to thank office manager Pat Marciano, who coordinates the event with her husband Charlie.

Celebrity Waiter Breakfast Photos

Photos from the United Way of Northwest Connecticut's Celebrity Waiter breakfast are available at our website. Visit http://www.northwestunitedway.org/image-gallery-2013-campaign-kickoff

Lakeville Attorney Volunteers for United Way

William Riiska, Esq.

Lakeville attorney Bill Riiska is an Ambassador Captain for this year's United Way of Northwest Connecticut's Residential Division. 

Attorney Riiska has been a United Way volunteer since 2001 and a Board member since 2009.  He's provided leadership for the Executive Director Search Committee, Leader's Circle Special Events Committee, and Needs Assessment Task Force.  He's also provided the United Way with legal guidance regarding its By-Laws and other matters, and is currently a Board liaison for the Cornwall Child Care Center and Community Mental Health Affiliates, two United Way member agencies. 

Executive Director Stephanie Barksdale said, "Bill's insight and knowledge about the far northwest corner of our service is very valuable and critical to helping us reach as many people as possible."

Glow Ball Golf Has Openings

The United Way of Northwest CT still has spots available for the Friday, September 20 Glow Ball Golf tournament. The event will be held at Eastwoods Country Club in Torrington and the price is $75.00 per person.  For more information, email pat@northwestunitedway.org today!

Hospital Manager Joins United Way Board

Patty Sullivan-Polletta

The United Way of Northwest Connecticut is pleased to announce that Patty Sullivan-Polletta has joined its Board of Directors.

Patty works at Charlotte Hungerford Hospital, where she's the Administrative Manager of Pulmonary and Diabetes Services.

Patty said, "I'm pleased to be a part of such a special and respected organization. Having the opportunity to work with fellow Board members and volunteers to foster and grow the programs and services that strengthen our community is extremely satisfying."

Small Businesses Merit Trendsetter Status!

Thirteen local businesses contributed to the annual United Way campaign by the September 11 kick off date, which qualifies them as "Trendsetters".  They are: Bad Cat Graphics, Barrante's Cleaners, Bennett Motor Werks, Castelli Brothers, Clifford A. Cooper A.I.A. Architects, L. Wagner & Associates, Litchfield County Electric, Mother Goose Toys, Stan's Construction Company, The Litchfield Inn, Torrington Maintenance Supply Co., Torrington Wellness LLC, and Village Wine Cellar.  All were acknowledged at the United Way Celebrity Breakfast kickoff on September 11 at Fairview Farms Golf Course in Harwinton, CT.

Young Professionals Volunteer for Public Service Division

Two ambitious volunteers join Donald Stein, Barkhamsted’s First Selectman, to lead the United Way of Northwest Public Service Division this year. ”


Christina Emery is the Director of Development at LARC, a United Way agency.  She lives in Harwinton with her husband and two children, where she also volunteers as a Secretary of the Harwinton Ambulance Association, is a former Selectman and past president of the local PTA. She’s also a Board member of the Torrington Development Corporation. Her prior United Way experience includes service in the Public Service and Retail Divisions.

Emery said, “I’m fortunate to see the positive impact the United Way has on a daily basis. With support from everyone who contributes, LARC is able to offer Social Enrichment and Recreation programs to our deserving neighbors. As a result, individuals that may otherwise be sitting home are able to attend a movie night, dinner outing, bowling league, or trip to a theater. In addition, the United Way’s support of Camp MOE allows a child with an intellectual disability to be part of a memorable summer experience. I invite you to join me in giving this year.”
Joining her is Tim Waldron, Mayor’s Aide for the City of Torrington, and Christina Emery, Director of Development for LARC, a United Way agency. Tim is a lifelong Torrington resident and 2009 graduate of Central CT State University. He was previously employed by the Northwest Connecticut Chamber of Commerce and Town of Stratford. He serves as Chairman of the Chamber's Government Relations Committee and is also a member of the Young Professional's Organization. Tim's been a United Way Day of Caring volunteer for several years.
Waldron said, “Being able to be a part of a wonderful organization like United Way is amazing. I see firsthand how many people and families the United Way benefits on a daily basis and I’m honored to be involved in helping my community”

United Way Director Stephanie Barksdale added, “Our volunteers are eager to relay the United Way message to those who work for a municipality or public sector.”

United Way Provides Back to School Supplies!

Pat Marciano, United Way Office Manager, and Fran Chapell, Executive Director of Canaan Child Care

The United Way of Northwest Connecticut was able to provide 31 kids with back to school clothing and supplies thanks to generous donations from individuals and businesses who acted as sponsors or contributed financially to the initiative.   This was the first year that the United Way conducted a campaign to help underserved children.  North Canaan was selected due to a higher than average poverty rate in the region. 

Rainbow Press Owner Joins Campaign

Joyce Muse, owner of Rainbow Press, is once again co-chairing the Sales & Service Division for the annual United Way of Northwest Connecticut campaign. Rainbow Press is also a corporate sponsor for 2013. 

"Our goal is to increase donations over last year," Joyce said.  We appreciate our loyal givers and encourage businesses to give what they can.  Every donation, no matter the size, enables the United Way to help fill the needs in our communities."

Joyce, who's a regular volunteer for the United Way's Citizen's Review process that oversees annual allocations, also enjoys volunteering for the Tour of the Litchfield Hills, a bike and walking event that raises funds for the Center for Cancer Care.

Glow Ball Golf Coming Soon!

Glow Ball Golf, a popular special event for the United Way of Northwest Connecticut, will be held on Friday, September 20th. For more information see the calendar of events on the United Way's website, www.northwestunitedway.org.

Michelle Teodorczyk Pays It Forward

Michelle Teodorczyk fills many roles: wife, mother, and assistant branch manager for Northwest Community Bank. She's now adding to her resume the role of co-chair for the United Way of Northwest Connecticut's Sales & Service Division for the 2013 annual campaign. 

“Paying it forward is a big motto in my life,” says Michelle. “At some point in our lives we have found ourselves asking for help in some shape or form. In most cases it gave us the foundation to build our lives into what they are today. With that being said, Joyce and I ask that you give to United Way to help another individual create their foundation. We know that these economic times are a struggle for many in the small business industry, but we ask that you look back at who helped you achieve your dream and help make a difference in someone’s life today.”

Michelle was previously a Small Business Division volunteer for New Hartford from 2007-2009. She also participates in Walking for Diabetes, March of Dimes and New Hartford Days.

Partners in Care

Do you need help for a loved one? The Partners in Care service, an affiliate of Visiting Nurse Services (VNS), serves communities in Fairfield, Litchfield, and New Haven Counties.  They offer Home Health Aides (personal care, shopping, laundry, bathing, light housekeeping), Live-In Health Aides, transportation services, 24-hour respite services that enable family members to attend work or other activities, and a voice response systems that allows clients to call for help in an emergency.

It's one of the few private-duty personal care agencies that is licensed by the State of Connecticut. All staff undergo rigorous orientation and competency exams. Their services can be arranged individually or in collaboration with ongoing clinical care.

To learn more, visit www.vnsct.org or call 1-800-524-6475. 

New Volunteers Join Public Service Division Leadership Team

Tim Waldron, Aide to Torrington Mayor Ryan Bingham, is committed to bringing new energy to the United Way of Northwest's Public Service Division.  Tim is a lifelong Torrington resident and 2009 graduate of Central CT State University.  He's chairman of the Chamber of Commerce Government Relations Committee and a member of the Chamber's Young Professionals' Organization (YPO). 

Joining Tim is Christina Emery, a Harwinton resident who also volunteers as secretary of the town's Ambulance Association. Christina is a former Harwinton Selectman and past PTA president. She's currently employed as the Director of Development for LARC, a United Way agency, and is a member of the Torrington Development Corporation. Christina has prior experience in the United Way's Public Service and Retail divisions.

Literacy Tips for Volunteers Readers and Tutors

Do you like to read to children? Here are a few tips to support literacy development:

• Have fun! Practice ABC songs and poems together
• Add expressive sounds, such as the sound of a snake
• Sing, rap or chant the words - invite the child to join in
• Engage the child - ask them what they think happens next or why something happened the way it did
• Be a cheerleader! Let them know when they do a good job pronouncing words

If you're a tutor, or thinking about becoming one...

• Introduce yourself and take time to get to know the student
• Adjust the work and your style as you learn about the student's abilities
• Be creative - look for ways to motivate and involve the student
• Break up the tutoring time into short time slots
• Adapt to the student if they have visual or audio issues

Tips provided by United Way Worldwide.

Help for Veterans

A Veteran Stand Down event will be held on September 20 from 7 am to 3 pm at the Veterans Home in Rocky Hill.  Veterans can receive medical screenings, benefit information, employment assistance and more. The goal is to help homeless and / or low-income vets.

Operation Fuel

Summer Assistance - OperationFuel is accepting applications for the Summer Season Utility Assistance Program.  The program provides a cash grant of up to $500 (paid directly to the utility) to help income eligible households that are in an emergency situation.  Assistance is for gas or electric utilities only and specific eligibility criteria applies.

Winter Assistance - The Connecticut Energy Assistance Program (CEAP) has started early intake for winter heating assistance.  Applications are available through Community Action Agencies.  Assistance covers oil, gas, electric, propane, wood, coal and kerosene heat.

Dial 2-1-1 for more information on both programs.


 
 

CT Disaster Recovery Website

The State of Connecticut has a one-stop website for information such as federal and state disaster recovery grants. www.CTrecovers.ct.gov

Barkhamsted Selectman Volunteers

Mr. Donald Stein, 1st Selectman for the Town of Barkhamsted, Connecticut, is serving as a co-chair for the United Way of Northwest Connecticut's Public Service Division.  Don's background includes a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, advanced course at Harvard Business School, and 37 years of employment at Hamilton Standard.  Don joined the United Way's Board of Directors this year and served on the Citizen's Review Committee, which oversees allocations to United Way member agencies.

Sharon Children Need School Supplies

Thirty-eight children who qualify to receive free or reduced lunch in the Town of Sharon, CT will be receiving backpacks and school supplies from a generous local store, but additional support is needed for clothing and shoes.  If you would like to make a donation to this effort, kindly contact Ella Clark at ella_c@sharon-ct.org. 

Bank Officer Joins United Way Leadership Team

Steve Zarella



Steven Zarrella, Senior VP and Chief Lending Officer at Northwest Community Bank since 2011, joins Sherie Power and Shawn Brennan as an Ambassador Captain for the Manufacturing and Construction Division. Shawn's been actively involved with the United Way for the past two years. He serves on the Boards of the Northwest Connecticut Chamber of Commerce and the Northwest Connecticut Economic Development Corporation as well as its Finance Committee. Steve is an avid photographer and lives in Watertown with his wife Cammie and their daughter.

Kelly Services Manager Leads Manufacturing & Construction Division

Sherie Power

Long-time United Way volunteer Sherie Power, Branch Manager of Kelly Services, is helping to lead the way for the Manufacturing and Construction Division during this fall’s annual campaign.

Sherie’s United Way resumé includes lengthy accomplishments. A Campaign Cabinet leader since 2001, she’s been involved in nearly every aspect of the United Way, from member and chairwoman of many committees, to Board member and president, and annual campaign chairwoman. She presided over the Executive Director Search Committee and oversaw the transition process when Stephanie R. Barksdale was hired to replace retiring director Bill Egan.   

Barksdale said, “Sherie’s experience will help keep this division focused on achieving its goal.”

BD Manager Joins United Way Campaign

Shawn Brennan, HR Manager at BD in Canaan, has volunteered to serve as an Ambassador Co-Chair of the Manufacturing and Construction Division for the United Way of Northwest Connecticut’s annual fall campaign.

Shawn holds a Bachelor's degree in Human Resources from St. Leo University and has a dual Master's degree from Troy State University in Public Administration and Public Personnel Management. He has also received his certification as a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) and is a certified Six Sigma Green Belt. A retired Veteran of the United States Air Force who’s been with BD since his retirement in 2001, Shawn moved to Connecticut from Sumter, South Carolina in January of this year. He is in the process of relocating his family (wife –Tess, 2 dogs, a cat, and his Yellow Naped Parrot) to the Torrington area. Shawn was active in the Sumter community and plans to continue that legacy here.

Shawn said, "I've been an active supporter of United Way for as long as I can remember. I am especially impressed by the volume and diversity of programs the Northwest division has to offer.  I’m looking forward to helping them accomplish their goals in the years to come.”         

United Way Director Stephanie Barksdale said, “I’m delighted that Shawn’s joined our campaign effort. He brings a fresh perspective to our campaign and a lot of southern hospitality.”

United Way Trendsetters

Twenty-six organizations and businesses have agreed to be Trendsetters for the United Way of Northwest Connecticut's annual campaign.

They are: BD; Burns, Brooks & McNeil, Inc.; Catholic Charities; the Chamber of Commerce of Northwest Connecticut; Collinsville Savings Society; Commercial Sewing; Connecticut Mutual Holding Company; Ducci Kitchens; FISH of Northwestern Connecticut; Lightstat; Litchfield Bancorp; Litchfield Insurance Group; Maria Seymour Brooker Memorial; National Iron Bank; Northwest Community Bank; Northwest Hills Automotive; Northwest Hills Credit Union; O & G Industries; The Register Citizen; Salisbury Bank & Trust Company; Susan B. Anthony Project; Torrington Savings Bank; Torrington Water Company; United Way of Northwest Connecticut; Wal-Mart; and Winsted Area Child Care Center. 

Trendsetters make a commitment to conduct and complete a campaign by the kickoff date, which is September 11 this year. 

Preschool Literacy & Music Night

A Preschool Literacy & Music Night will be held on Wednesday, August 21, from 6-7 p.m. at the Douglas Library, 108 Main Street, North Canaan.  The event, which is sponsored by the United Way of Northwest Connecticut and Northwest Child Care Collaborative, will feature a story reading and music. Refreshments will be served. For more information, email douglaslibrary@comcast.net.
   

Local Businessman Joins United Way Board

Jack Reynolds, owner of Minuteman Press in Torrington, has joined the United Way of Northwest Board of Directors. 

Save The Date!

The United Way of Northwest Connecticut will once again hold the ever-popular Glow Ball Golf Tournament on Friday, September 20, 2013! The event, which will be held at Eastwoods Country Club in Torrington, with food and refreshments provided by P.Sam's Bar & Grill, will be open to the first 72 paid golfers. 
Sponsorships levels are: Golf - $1,000 (includes 4 golfers); Eagle - $500; Birdie - $325; Par - $250; Bogey - $200; Double Bogey - $125; and Tee - $75.
Want to register early? Call the United Way at (860) 489-4131 or Eastwoods Pro Shop at (860) 489-2630.

United Way Distributes Donated Books

At the start of the summer, the United Way of Northwest Connecticut received about 3,000 pounds of reference material from Scholastic Books! The books were distributed to several area schools for use by their middle school students.

United Way Golf Success!

The annual United Way of Northwest Connecticut golf tournament raised approximately $14,000 for the United Way.  The tournament plays an important role in raising additional funds for the United Way, especially in light of a lagging economy in Northwest Connecticut.

Women's Gala Raises Funds!

The United Way of Northwest Connecticut's women's gala held in May raised $3,082, which will be invested into a young girls leadership program. The Women's Leadership Initiative Committee is in the process of recruiting members and forming subcommittees.

United Way Northwest Connecticut Campaign Leadership

The campaign leadership team is set for the 2013 annual campaign.  To learn more about these illustrious leaders, visit our web page at http://www.northwestunitedway.org/2013-campaign-leadership today!

United Way NWCT Campaign Video Ready!

The United Way of Northwest Connecticut's campaign video for 2013 is now ready for viewing on You Tube at http://youtu.be/wGWmqJGComo