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Michelman said it recently donated $163,886 to the United Way of Greater Cincinnati – three percent more than the company gave last year.
Michelman was also recently honored with a Tremendous 25 Award for per capita giving and a Corporate Heroes Award for its associates’ multiple volunteer initiatives throughout the community.
As part of its Bold Goals for our Region initiative, The United Way of Greater Cincinnati is a leader in the Child Poverty Collaborative, working to help 600,000 people across the region makes ends meet. In the city of Cincinnati alone, almost half of all children are living in poverty – one of the worst rates in the country. The Collaborative has recently created an action plan to help lift 10,000 children and 5,000 families toward self-sufficiency over the next five years.
“United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in our community,” said Michelman President and CEO Steve Shifman. “I am grateful for, and proud of our associates who demonstrated their tremendous generosity during our company’s annual United Way campaign. As a values-driven company, their volunteer efforts and financial contributions exemplify our company’s value of giving. Their performance is a direct reflection of who we are and how we conduct business in our community.”
Michelman was also recently honored with a Tremendous 25 Award for per capita giving and a Corporate Heroes Award for its associates’ multiple volunteer initiatives throughout the community.
As part of its Bold Goals for our Region initiative, The United Way of Greater Cincinnati is a leader in the Child Poverty Collaborative, working to help 600,000 people across the region makes ends meet. In the city of Cincinnati alone, almost half of all children are living in poverty – one of the worst rates in the country. The Collaborative has recently created an action plan to help lift 10,000 children and 5,000 families toward self-sufficiency over the next five years.
“United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in our community,” said Michelman President and CEO Steve Shifman. “I am grateful for, and proud of our associates who demonstrated their tremendous generosity during our company’s annual United Way campaign. As a values-driven company, their volunteer efforts and financial contributions exemplify our company’s value of giving. Their performance is a direct reflection of who we are and how we conduct business in our community.”
