As a campaign manager, you play an essential role in creating an Omaha-Council Bluffs metro where everyone can thrive.
Together, we’ll engage your team in ways that connect them to each other and the community where you live and work.
Everything you need to get started is below!
| Annual Days of Service |
| Campaign Kickoff |
| Annual Meeting – coming soon |
| Volunteer Days of Service |
| Weatherization – coming soon |
Download Logos
Download Brand Guide
Contact our Marketing team at marketing@uwmidlands.org for vector files.
| Standard Pledge Form |
| Corporate/Foundation Form |
| Tocqueville Form |
| Bridgebuilder Form |
| Planned Giving – coming soon |
| Women United Pledge Form – coming soon |
| Emerging Leaders pledge form – coming soon |
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Use the links below to easily navigate the sections of this toolkit.
We come to you to build care kits for local nonprofits to distribute.
This program matches skills-based volunteer requests with those who have the expertise and experience needed.
Connect with caring people and support essential programs
that keep our community strong.
Volunteers help assemble nearly 5,000 hygiene kits with full-sized items that are distributed to public schools throughout
the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro, and to Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) classrooms across Nebraska.
A single day of service where individual volunteers and volunteer teams spend their day making a difference at local
nonprofits to fulfill a variety of needs – from painting, meal service and yard work to everything in between.
Each year from November – December, Holiday Helpers showcases the reason for the season by supporting agency
programs during a critical time of year through supply drives, volunteer projects and more.
The Winter Warm-Up project was created following a request from Omaha Public Schools (OPS) to partner with United
Way of the Midlands to address the need they were seeing for sustainable winter gear for a number of their students.
Join us for a Community Good on the Go where 64 community partner volunteers will come together to assemble Good on the Go snack kits for a local nonprofit. The number of 64 volunteers was specifically selected to represent the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Nobel Peace Prize he was awarded the same year. The Good on the Go will be followed by a meal from Big Mama’s.
National Volunteer Week celebrates the impact of volunteer efforts and the power of community. During this week we hold five Good on the Go events, one for each weekday, to provide agency partners with the essentials they need. Volunteer opportunities at nonprofit partners throughout the metro are also posted, so individuals can come together in the spirit of service to make an impact during the full month of April, which is Global Volunteer Month.