Chief Executive Officer United Way of Milton The United Way of Milton Ontario, established in 1982, has a vision to lead in building a strong, healthy and inclusive community through collaboration with local individuals and organizations to raise resources and find solutions to the community's most pressing issues. Milton, as the fastest growing municipality in Canada, faces a unique set of challenges and opportunities for our United Way, as the demands on services escalate and potential for organizational growth increases. The United Way of Milton is seeking a dynamic leader who is committed and passionate about the organization's vision and has the leadership skills to manage an organization that is about ‘Doing Something'.
Paul Cripps is stepping up to take on the volunteer role of President of United Way of Milton's Board of Directors. The announcement came at United Way's recent Annual General Meeting, which also recognized the dedication of outgoing president Lesley Mansfield and campaign chair Wendy Schau, naming them both as Volunteers of the Year.
United Way President Lesley Mansfield (left) presents a special grant of $5000 to ROCK for a new program on bullying prevention, to begin in two schools in Milton. Accepting for ROCK is Dr. Surbhi Bhanot-Malhotra, Research Associate.
Retirement Party for Anne Eadie
United Way of Milton's Executive Director Anne Eadie will be retiring after more than 18 years of service.
There will be a retirement party in her honour. All friends and associates are welcome to attend.
Wednesday September 29, 2010
5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Granite Ridge
$20.00 per person
Contact: Hal Watson at 905-849-5016
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New UW Campaign Chair for 2010
Milton-Local business leader, Leslie McLaren, has taken on the volunteer role of Campaign Chair for the 2010 United Way of Milton fundraising campaign. She replaces Town of Milton Councillor Wendy Schau, who led the campaign initiative for the past two years.
"Wendy did a great job and was invaluable in helping United Way of Milton exceed its 2009 campaign goal, raising nearly $642,000," stated Ms. McLaren. "She set the bar high and I'm happy to follow in her footsteps!"
Milton-Local business leader, Leslie McLaren, has taken on the volunteer role of Campaign Chair for the 2010 United Way of Milton fundraising campaign. She replaces Town of Milton Councillor Wendy Schau, who led the campaign initiative for the past two years.