Description of the video:
United Way of Monroe County and Indiana University Bloomington Marks fade to white
Shot of photography of kids at the New Home for Families Home
Child being held by director of New Hope for Families Home
Exterior shot of Middle Way House entrance
Student volunteers talking in a meeting inside Middle Way House
Basketball hoop sign made for Hoosier Hills Food Bank
Student volunteers filling out order at Hoosier Hills Food Bank office
Shot of stacks of food inventory at the Hoosier Hills Food Bank
Exterior shot of Amethyst Foundations for Sober Living
Student volunteer listening to Amethyst community member
Exterior shot of Catholic Charities/Boys & Girls Clubs center
Bins of toys used in chlidren therapy sessions
Tibetan prayer flags in Catholic Charities, that read “Peace, happiness, Courage, love, tranquility, Wisdom”
United Way of Monroe County and Indiana University Bloomington Marks appear
98%of your gift remains in the community
25member organizations in Monroe County benefit
83 cents of every dollar given go to programming
IU Bloomington’s United Way campaign is looking for a part-time employee to help organize and communicate to campus constituents and United Way contacts throughout the campaign season and during the academic year before and after campaign season.
Learn more about the position
Just as we make Indiana University our home, Indiana University has also made a home in Monroe County. All of us belong to the larger community of Bloomington and Monroe County, and they in turn belong to us. Every year we partner with United Way of Monroe County to raise funds that help our neighbors, friends, and fellow Hoosiers in need. This is the only official campaign in which IU participates, and we do it because we have a commitment to ensure that our Monroe County home is a wonderful place to live, learn, and thrive.
Lauren Robel, IU Bloomington Provost
84%OF PEOPLE LIVING IN TRANSITIONAL HOUSING MOVED TO SAFE, STABLE, AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING
6,117BOOKS WERE DISTRIBUTED TO KINDERGARTENERS AND PRESCHOOLERS
1,555,388MEALS WERE PROVIDED TO THOSE AT RISK FOR HUNGER
