Clemson University United Way Campaign

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Support neighbors in your community through the Clemson University United Way Campaign.

Now more than ever, your neighbors need you. And by giving through the Clemson University United Way Campaign, you can help them.

We are proud to partner with United Way to support their vision of a community where all people have the opportunity to achieve their full potential. By giving to United Way, you are investing in long-term solutions that not only create opportunities, but shatter barriers for our neighbors.

Your gift to United Way will work to improve lives and build a stronger community for all.

Every dollar we give will work locally toward improving education, increasing financial stability, and meeting our neighbors most basic needs.

By supporting United Way, and even increasing your support this year when others can't, you are going to make an even greater difference this year. Whether you are a long-time supporter or a new friend, you are going to make a huge difference in the lives of people suffering in our community.

Our neighbors are counting on our support.

You have the power to change lives. Please make your pledge today using the online pledge form below.

 

 

Join the fight with Coach Rittman.

People who are struggling in our community need YOU to join the fight today. Together, we can make a deep, lasting impact.

For more information about our campaign, contact:

Nicci Hanewald or Kat Owens Clemson University Team Captains

Lyndy Schonhar, United Way of Pickens County

The Clemson University United Way Campaign runs October 3rd - 24th

Check your employee email for info about FREE, on-campus events in October.

Thank you for making a difference in our community through the United Way Campaign! #UnitedWeGrow

Questions? Contact Nicci Hanewald or Kat Owens.

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PLEDGE FORM

Select Your Preferred Donation Method To Begin
Thank you for supporting your community through the Clemson University United Way Campaign! 

To donate cash, please:

1) Complete and submit the online pledge form below, and

2) Turn in your cash to:

Nicci Hanewald
Office of the President
201 Sikes Hall
Clemson, SC 29634

If you have any questions, contact Nicci Hanewald at nherman@clemson.edu, 864-656-6827.
 
Thank you for supporting your community through the Clemson University United Way Campaign! 

To donate by check, please:

1) Complete and submit the online pledge form below,

2) Make your check out to United Way of Pickens County, include "Clemson Campaign" in the memo line; and

3) Turn in your check to:

Nicci Hanewald
Office of the President
201 Sikes Hall
Clemson, SC 29634

If you have any questions, contact Nicci Hanewald at nherman@clemson.edu, 864-656-6827.
 

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Thank you for supporting the community through your gift to United Way! To complete your credit card donation, please click the button below to be taken to a secure credit card transaction page.

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Thank you for supporting your community with your gift to United Way! Your donation will be invested to improve 3rd grade reading and reduce poverty in your community. If you would like, you can direct your contribution below.
If you have questions or would like to consider designating your gift to another cause, contact Lyndy Schonhar, LSchonhar@uwpickens.org, 864-850-7094 x100.

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