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Campaign 2008 |
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2008 Campaign results: $3.85 million |
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| 2008 Campaign Donors Win Thomas J. Watson Society Recognition |
Watson also made an indelible mark on the Broome County community with his personal generosity. As a tribute to him, the Thomas J. Watson Society was established to recognize giving by the private and public sectors of the Broome County business community to support the health and human services funded by the United Way of Broome County. All business organizations contributing $10,000 or more in combined corporate and employee campaign gifts in a single year are eligible for membership.
There are four levels of recognition in the Thomas J. Watson Society:
The Platinum
Award recognizes combined corporate and employee giving of $100,000 and
above.
The Gold Award recognizes combined corporate and employee giving
from $50,000 to $99,999.
The Silver Award recognizes combined corporate
and employee giving from $25,000 to $49,999.
The Bronze Award honors
combined corporate and employee giving from $10,000 to $24,999.
Click here
for a complete list of the members of the Thomas J. Watson society for the 2008
Campaign.
| 2008 Campaign Volunteers Win Helping Hand Awards |
| 2008 Campaign Achieves $3.85 Million |
In
a tough economic climate,
The
residents of
Although
the 2008 Campaign has ended, contributions to
| Campaign Goal Set at $4.01 Million |
The
goal for the 2008 Annual Campaign of United Way of
“There
is no question that in the current economic environment, the goal is
challenging,” said Capobianco. “
This year’s goal is about $9,500 more than the $4,000,487 raised in the 2007
Campaign. The
Capobianco
concluded the meeting by reminding everyone, “Underneath everything we are,
underneath everything we do, we are all people--connected, interdependent, and
united. When we reach out a hand to one, we influence the conditional of all.
That’s what it means to Live United.”
| Campaign Chair and Cabinet Chosen |

Mark A. Capobianco, superintendent of Vestal Central Schools, has
been named Chair of the 2008 United Way
of Broome County Campaign, the organization’s annual fund drive.
Capobianco
was Associate Chair of the
A
resident of the Greater Binghamton area since 1989, Capobianco joined the Vestal
Capobianco
earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at State University of New York College at Cortland
in secondary social studies and a Master of Science degree at State University
of New York College at
The other volunteers who will
serve as leaders on the Campaign Cabinet also have been announced. Michael
Mercincavage,
Division chairs include Jason Andrews, Windsor Central Schools; Allen Buyck, Broome-Tioga BOCES; Oliver N. Blaise III, Coughlin & Gerhart; Brian R. DeBoyace, Tioga State Bank; Cynthia Smith Gordineer, American Red Cross, Southern Tier Chapter; Joli Juodaitis, HealthNow New York; David Kwiatowski, M.D., Candor Family Care; Peggy Miller, Strategic Computer Solutions, Inc; Mario Petta, Macy’s Department Store; Leigh Ann Scheider, Broome County government; Linda Sebesta, United Health Services; Michael Wardell, Northwest Mutual Financial Network; and LoriAnne Welch, M&T Bank.
Gordineer also will represent
The
funds raised in the
Updated:
March 9, 2009