Where your money goesArthritis Society $2.00 per pay …allows a group of 10 individuals with arthritis to participate in a Chronic Pain Management Workshop. Canadian Mental Health Association $8.00 per pay … provides one Grade 3 school class with a two-day personalized self-esteem education program. Crossroads for Women $3.86 per pay …provides a female victim of family violence with shelter and intervention services for one night. Family Service Moncton Up to $3.46 per pay …provides a counseling session for a low-income family and/or couple whose relationship has deteriorated to the point of possible separation and divorce. Mapleton Teaching Kitchen $1.50 per pay …provides food for a Teaching Kitchen session where participants learn how to prepare healthy meals on a limited budget. YMCA $4.90 per pay …provides one individual with access to nutritious foods and educational workshops. Ability Transit $1.08 per pay …allows a senior in a nursing home to go home for a family visit. $3.23 per pay …allows a person with a disability to go to hospital for life saving dialysis three times for a week. CNIB $1.25 per pay …provides a white cane to help a blind person maintain his or her independence in the community. Dieppe Boys and Girls Club $4.23 per pay …allows a child to attend preschool for one week. Moncton Boys and Girls Club $4.00 per pay … offers a child 17 development programs each week. Victorian Order of Nurses (VON) $2.58 per pay …provides one visit from a VON registered nurse in the comfort of your home. YWCA $2.30 per pay …provides low-income women with a program that teaches self-sufficiency and life skills. $1.92 per pay …provides a half hour of legal advice to low income women. South-East Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services $4.50 per pay …provides an alarm clock with vibrator and flashing light for a deaf person. Support to Single Parents $5.00 per pay …provides a single parent on a low income with a six-week parenting class or other life skills programs and bus tickets to get to the program.
Campaign News
2009 Touchdown: 
Local United Way Surpasses Campaign Goal, Reaches $2.2 millionFeb. 26, 2010 Representatives of the United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick announced today the non-profit organization surpassed its 2009 campaign goal by $100.000, setting a record by raising $2.2 million. Read More...
Promotion Deemed Huge Success for United WayFeb. 05, 2010
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Moncton Hoteliers Announce Second Annual "Donate While You Doze" Event for Local United WayOct. 15, 2009 (Moncton, NB – Oct. 15, 2009) Two local hoteliers are once again stepping up to help their community by offering a unique promotion in support of the local United Way. From Dec. 20, 2009 to (and including) Dec. 31, 2009, Hampton Inn and Suites by Hilton, 700 Mapleton Rd., and Future Inns Moncton Hotel and Conference Centre, 40 Lady Ada Blvd., will offer the second annual “Donate While You Doze” event. The promotion will see the hotels’ nightly standard room rates slashed by 50 per cent to $69 ($99 for a suite), with $12 of each nightly rate going to the United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick Region. Last year, the hoteliers raised more than $8,000 for the local United Way through the holiday deal. “We’re so thankful that the managers of both hotels have so enthusiastically offered to help again this year,” says Marcia Gaudet, Chair of the United Way’s 2009 campaign. “It’s just another example of what a caring community we live in.” Gaudet noted that this year United Way’s campaign is in full swing, with a goal of $2.1 million. All funds donated to the local United Way remain in Southeastern New Brunswick and support 20 social service agencies in the area, as well as many other programs and community-based initiatives that help seniors, youth, individuals and families. “Every single dollar counts, which makes initiatives like ‘Donate While You Doze’ so important,” says Gaudet. “It’s vital we reach our goal since there are always more groups in our community in need of funding than there are dollars to go around.” The ‘Donate While You Doze’ promotion was launched last fall, the brainchild of Pascal Pisegna, General Manager of the Hampton Inn and Suites by Hilton, and Louis Wilby, General Manager of Future Inns Moncton Hotel and Conference Centre. “We had such an amazing response from last year’s initiative that we were knew we had to do it again this year,” says Wilby. Pisegna added that the program is a win-win-win for customers, the agencies supported by the local United Way and the hotels. “This is traditionally a slower time for us so we hope to increase occupancy through this promotion and, in the process, make another generous contribution to United Way,” Pisegna says. Both Pisegna and Wilby expect the room sale to attract both local residents who might want to enjoy a mini family getaway in their own backyard, as well as out-of-towners visiting family and friends over the holidays, or those planning a shopping trip to the vast array of retail stores near the properties. They anticipate that the sale will also prove popular to those looking for a special New Year’s Eve destination. Specific features of each hotel will likely attract customers, they note. Future Inns Moncton Hotel and Conference Centre is home to Maverick’s Steakhouse & Grill, one of the city’s top restaurants, while the local Hampton Inn and Suites by Hilton offers a spacious indoor pool and waterslide, perfect for family fun. For more information, contact Cathy Donaldson, Communications Coordinator, United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick Region, (506) 858-8600, Ext. 64, or email cathy.donaldson@moncton.unitedway.ca.
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A unique fundraiser organized by two competing Moncton hotel chains is being hailed an overwhelming success by its beneficiary, the United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick Region.