Marshfield Clinic contributes to Northwoods United Way
For the Star Journal
Marshfield Clinic’s Northern region physicians and staff collected $7,000 during the annual Northwoods United Way fundraising effort in October and November. Combined with the clinic administration’s annual $2,500 contribution, equaled a $9,500 donation.
“Even in tough economic times, our Clinic staff contribute to programs and causes that touch our hearts,” said Carrie Miller, Marshfield Clinic Primary Care assistant manager and United Way campaign coordinator. “By joining United Way’s mission of improving lives, Clinic staff knows they’re helping create lasting changes that ripple through the community. Everyone has a role in advancing common good by creating opportunities for a better life for all. Our support taps into our communities’ passions and strengths, creating an environment where people come together every day to make our region a better place for all of us to live.”
United Way helps fund many agencies and programs that are vital to the health and well-being of people in Northern Wisconsin.
“United Way believes investing in our community is an important responsibility,” said Nancy Sattler, Executive Director, Northwoods United Way. “When you give to United Way your return on investment means more children receiving a quality education, more families with enough income to remain independent and more seniors with the supports they need for healthy aging.
To donate to the Northwoods United Way, contact Nancy Sattler, Northwoods United Way, P.O. Box 177, Rhinelander, WI, or call 715-369-0440 or visit the website at www.northwoodsunitedway.org.
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