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August 15, 2008 Volunteers and Agencies Needed for United Way's 8th Annual Day of Caring! Pictured: Day of Caring Volunteers help make a big difference in Pike County! Many people think of back to school when September arrives. On September 20th, the United Way of Pike County thinks of Day of Caring and the 9/11 Memorial Blood Drive. Here is the opportunity for the community and non-profit human service agencies to share the spirit of volunteerism to clean up, clean out, and refresh for the coming months ahead. All around the County you will see people painting, cleaning, filing, gardening, building and, even more importantly, carrying on the tradition of community giving and sharing. For a great jump start to the day, breakfast will be served beginning at 7:45 am at both the Wallenpaupack Area High School and the Delaware Valley High School. The actual "work day" begins at 9 am and ends at 3 pm. The United Way needs you! If you are a non-profit Pike County Human Service Agency in need of assistance, or if you are interested in participating in the Day of Caring as a volunteer, please check our website, www.unitedwaypike.org, for the application (here). Mail the application to: The United Way of Pike County P.O. Box 806 Milford, PA 18337 For more information about the Day of Caring and United Way of Pike County or any of its upcoming events, visit www.unitedwaypike.org, or call toll free 888-306-6963 or 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. "What Matters, Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

August 15, 2008 United Way Campaign Funds 21 Local Human Services Agencies The United Way Board of Directors is pleased to report that 21 local Pike County Human Service agencies will benefit from the generous donations to its 2007-08 fund raising Campaign. Contributors supporting this campaign allowed UWPC to offer hope and support where it is needed most in our community. "The Pike County United Way takes its stewardship of your donation very seriously and minimizes its overhead and other costs so the vast majority of your donation goes to help the community." said Christine Obser, United Way Board President. Thanks to the 2007-08 campaign donations, UWPC was able to allocate $90,000 between the following agencies: Tobacco Free Coalition, ALS, PCDC, Catholic Social Services, Salvation Army, Pike/Wayne Adult Literacy, Habitat for Humanity, American Red Cross, Penn State Cooperative Ext., Safe Haven, Country Ark Farm, Good Cheer Food Pantry, PC Youth Coalition, GAIT, Consolidated Training & Service New Vision Club House, Camp Speer Eljabar YMCA, Honesdale Volunteer Ambulance Corp., CDD, Holy Trinity Food Pantry, Compassionate Friends, and Good Shepherd Child Care. The Campaign Allocation committee includes a cross section of dedicated, objective community-aware business groups and leaders working to provide a balanced, comprehensive distribution process. "Agencies that request aid from the United Way of Pike County, know that the application process is a fair and thorough evaluation matching available funds to real need and donators can be assured that their money is used where it is needed most", said Sue Robbins, UW Board Member. On behalf of these 21 Agencies supporting the community of Pike County, the United Way Board of Directors asks that you please accept our heartfelt thank you for all you have done for those in need and asks for your continued support during the 2008-09 campaign. If you are interested in making a donation call the United Way office at (570)-296-9980. For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its events, visit www.unitedwaypike.org, or call toll free 888-306-6963 or 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

August 8, 2008 Woodloch Does Something Amazing and You Can Too! Pictured: UWPC Board Member Mike Donlon receives donation for Day of Caring Breakfast from Woodloch's Bob Kiesendahl, also a UWPC Board Member. Pike County United Way's Annual Day of Caring is set for September 20, 2008. As in the past, the United Way likes to start all its volunteers with a nice breakfast before they set out to give their time and energy to help the non-profit agencies of Pike County. This year Woodloch Pines Resort, located outside Hawley, PA, has generously donated toward the financing of this breakfast. "This is one more example of Woodloch's participation in the United Way's ongoing efforts to serve the people of Pike County. We are grateful that they are helping the United Way volunteers start the day with fellowship and food!" said Christine Obser, UWPC President. UWPC Board Member and Day of Caring Chair, Mike Donlan, added, "We are certainly grateful that Bob Kiesendahl of Woodloch is starting our event on such a positive note!" This year both Wallenpaupack School District and Delaware Valley School District are participating in the Day of Caring. Breakfast will be served at both locations and will begin at 7:45 am. Tee shirts will be handed out for all participants at the breakfasts. The Day of Caring is an annual event in Pike County, a day when you can give back to community and know that at the end of the day, you have made a big difference. For more information about the United Way Day of Caring or any of its other upcoming events, visit www.unitedwaypike.org, email us at uwpc@ptd.net, or call 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Your generous donations to Pike United Way fund local human service agencies right here in Pike County. "What matters", Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

August 4, 2008 United Way Shops with IGA Pictured: Frank Redington, UWPC Board Member, Barbara Tarquinio, UWPC Campaign Chair, Jim Shook, IGA Owner, Tom Regenski, UWPC Vice President. The United Way of Pike County is pleased to announce a partnership with the Lake Region IGA in providing basic needs to families in this community. During the month of August, Lake Region IGA shoppers will be able to donate to the local United Way of Pike County while purchasing their quality IGA products. A shopper who says "Yes to United Way" allows the Lake Region IGA to make a donation on behalf of its customers towards ending hunger, providing shelter and medical services where they are needed most in their community. "We are very pleased to be able to help the United Way improve the lives of Pike County Residents. The Lake Region IGA is dedicated to its community as well as its customers and with this event we are able to serve both." Said Jim Shook, Owner of Lake Region IGA. The Lake Region IGA is a locally-owned IGA "Hometown Proud" supermarket and grocery store with a mission to provide quality food and customer service in this region. "We are very fortunate to partner in this event with the Lake Region IGA where customer loyalty is returned by giving back to their community". Said Tom Regenski. UWPC Vice President. August is a busy time for family fun, so shop the Lake Region IGA for all your needs and help the United Way of Pike County provide for your community's. For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its events, visit www.unitedwaypike.org, or call toll free 888-306-6963 or 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

August 2, 2008 United Way Thanks www.personaltouronline.com Pictured: UWPC Board Member Tom Regenski thanks Alan Cunningham from www.personaltouronline.com. The United Way of Pike County would like to thank Alan Cunningham, President and CEO of Personal Tour Online, for generously donating a portion of every virtual tour sold during the campaign year. The 2007-2008 fundraising campaign is still going on, and this contribution brings it that much closer to its goal! Alan Cunningham remarked, "The United Way of Pike County's mission of helping to fund human service agencies is a cause we greatly care about, and we are very happy to be in a position to help support it again this year." UWPC Vice President Tom Regenski added, "Alan Cunningham and Virtual Tour Online have continually supported the United Way of Pike County, and we are very grateful for their repeated donations. This generous support of the UWPC and its mission really helps improve our community." The United Way of Pike County is currently at 75% of their campaign goal, and you can help them reach it. If you are interested in making a donation, you can log onto www.unitedwaypike.org and click "Donations" to make an online contribution, or you can call the United Way Office at (570)296-9980. Any contribution, large or small, helps the United Way of Pike County get one step closer to that ultimate goal! For more information about Personal Tour Online, visit www.personaltouronline.com or call (800)-706-1210. For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its events visit www.unitedwaypike.org, email us at uwpc@ptd.net, or call 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Your generous donations to Pike United Way fund local human service agencies right here in Pike County. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

July 17, 2008 United Way of Pike County Welcomes New Board Member Pictured: UWPC Board Member, Tom Regenski, Welcomes Lori Phillips to the Board. The newest member of the United Way of Pike County's Board is Ladora (Lori) Phillips. Lori is the Manager of Ski Big Bear and Costa's Family Fun Park, two very popular recreation spots for families near and far. Lori has been with these resorts since 1993 when she first started working summers. In 2000 she made the permanent move to Pike County and has been the Manager since of Ski Big Bear. In addition to that responsibility, she became Costa's Manager in 2003. " I'm excited about being a part of an Agency that serves so many. Volunteering has always been a part of my life and I'm happy to have been asked on the Board," said Lori. UWPC Board Member Tom Regenski said, "I'm so glad Lori is joining our Board. The same organizational skills and enthusiasm she shows on the job will be tremendous assets to the United Way." UWPC Board President, Christine Obser, observed, "Lori has been such a help in the past with our Ski Big Bear Fundraiser that I am thrilled to know that her energy will now be a part of all the United Way efforts." For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its events, visit www.unitedwaypike.org or call 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Remember, your generous donations to Pike United Way help fund great local human services right here in Pike County! "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

July 11, 2008 Pike County Chamber Director Joins United Way Board Pictured: UWPC Board President, Christine Obser, with new Director, Scott Weiland. The United Way of Pike County is pleased to announce that Pike County's new Chamber Director, Scott Weiland, has joined its Board. "Scott's experience, interests, and talents will be invaluable assets to our Board," UWPC President Christine Obser said. Scott formerly served as Communications Director for the Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce where he implemented current trend marketing techniques which increased the revenue and the membership for that Chamber. While in that position, Scott built lasting partnerships between community leaders and regional companies and organizations. In addition to all this, Scott expects to acquire his PhD from Marywood's Interdisciplinary Program in Human Development this May. "I'm honored and thrilled to be asked to serve on this Board. I look forward to advancing the United Way's cause which serves our community by helping and working with the non-profits," Scott said. The United Way welcomes Scott Weiland to his new position on its Board! For more information about the Pike County Chamber of Commerce, please visit www.pikechamber.com or call 570-296-8700. For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its upcoming events visit www.unitedwaypike.org, email us at uwpc@ptd.net, or call 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Your generous donations to Pike United Way fund local human service agencies right here in Pike County. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

July 3, 2008 (Corrected on July 7th) Golfers Play for Fun to Support United Way Pictured: Scott Myer, Matt Kiesendahl, Christine Obser, John Gilpin, Tom Regenski are all smiles at the United Way Golf Tournament Dinner. A little rain, even drenching showers, could not dampen the high spirits at the United Way Golf Tournament held at Woodloch Springs Golf and Country Club, Monday, June 16th. Players of all levels came to challenge Woodloch's picturesque and daunting course while supporting a fundraiser which improves the lives of Pike County citizens through the United Way. The Golfers had a chance to win one of three hole in one prizes - a tractor provided by Tractor John and Krempasky Equipment, a Harley Davidson Motorcycle provided by Baer's Sport Center, or a Bass Fishing Boat provided by Seaman's Marine. One player came within 6 inches of leaving with the tractor! Cocktails, dinner and a drawing for generously donated raffle prizes, completed a day of high spirits and good fun. But this day was really all about support for the United Way which funds so many of Pike County's human service agencies. Local agencies that were represented at the dinner that evening, explained how the United Way contributes to their efforts at offering hope. Some stories were personal testimonies on benefiting from the services offered at Safe Haven. Martha Dubensky, executive director for G.A.I.T., spoke about the successes of the Therapeutic Riding Center to individuals in need of physical or emotional therapy. "Their stories eloquently reminded us all of the importance of supporting United Way in any way we can. Through our funding, we have such a direct impact on individuals who are in desperate need of help. This was such a shining example of how individual lives can be positively changed because the community cares," said UWPC President Christine Obser. The United Way thanks all who supported and participated in their 2nd annual Golf Tournament, especially the Woodloch Springs Country Club for hosting this event. Save the date - June 22, 2009 - for a rematch next year! For more information about the United Way of Pike County or its events call 570-296-9980, email uwpc@ptd.net or visit our website www.unitedwaypike.org. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Your generous donations to Pike United Way funds local human services right here in Pike County. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

June 29, 2008 United Way Ends 2007-2008 Campaign Pictured: Some Volunteers from the Day of Caring in 2007. The United Way of Pike County announces the close of its 2007-2008 campaign on June 30, 2008. Thanks to the generous donations of many loyal contributors in the Pike County community, the campaign is expected to achieve 75 % of its fund raising goal to be used by local human service agencies improving the lives of Pike County citizens. "We are so appreciative and touched by the generous outpouring of support from this community especially during a year of serious economic challenges," said Christine Obser UW President. Several local businesses provided the momentum behind this year's campaign initiatives. The Chefs United Banquet raised close to $12,000 for the United Way of Pike County and offered delicious dishes from 19 area restaurants. Banner Day events, hosted at several local restaurants were a great way to enjoy a night out with friends while a portion of the proceeds were donated to United Way. Ski Big Bear gave families days of fun on the slopes with a percentage of the proceeds going to the campaign. "Pennies for Pasta" was cooked up by Wallenpaupack Area Middle school students and donated to UWPC. The United Way 2nd Annual Golf Tournament at Woodloch Springs swung into action raising much needed money for UWPC funded agencies. "Generosity comes from all walks of life and when 'united in effort' it ensures our entire community's well-being. We thank all our United Way contributors," said Barbara Tarquinio, UW Board Member. "We especially thank our corporate and employee payroll sponsorships who 'Give where you Live' through payroll deductions to the United Way of Pike County and for the confidence you place in our ability to spend your contribution where it truly makes a difference in your community," said Scott Myer UWPC Board Member. This year individual local business contributors provided the motivation and inspiration through their generous donation and participation in the UWPC campaign. "These community-aware business groups and leaders inspire us with their dedication and commitment to investing in our future and we thank them for their loyal support," said John Gilpin UWPC Board Member. Individual donations from loyal supporters continue to bolster this year's campaign . "All contributions, large and small, are essential to creating lasting solutions to critical local concerns. The mission of United Way of Pike County is to focus on what matters in our community and Live United! while building futures. We are eternally grateful to these outstanding individual contributors who trust UWPC to make this happen," said Tom Regenski UWPC VP. The United Way Day of Caring began this 2007-2008 campaign with over 280 volunteers donating their day to local human service agencies supported by UWPC. "Volunteers are the heart and soul supporting the success of UWPC campaigns. They exemplify the United Way mission to improve the lives of others and we thank the business and individual volunteers for their selfless dedication," said Sue Robbins, UWPC Board Member. Please note: There is still time to donate and help United Way of PC meet 100% of its 2007-2008 goal. The United Way of Pike County Board of Directors asks that you please accept our heartfelt thank you for all you have done for so many people in our community. Your consistent support has changed lives. If you are interested in making a donation call the United Way office at (570)-296-9980. For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its events, visit www.unitedwaypike.org, or call toll free 888-306-6963 or 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

June 21, 2008 United Way Gets a Big Boost from the Dime Bank Pictured: Amy Burke, Branch Manager, Dime Bank, Frank Redington, VP Dime Bank, John Gilpin, UWPC Board Member, and Christine Obser, UWPC President are all smiles over the generous gift of the Dime Bank. The United Way is pleased to announce the very generous donation of $2500 by the Dime Bank. "This gift brings us closer to our goal and that means closer to the reality of providing support to our citizens of Pike County in need. We are most grateful to the Dime Bank for its generosity," said Christine Obser, UWPC President. Dime Bank Vice President, Frank Redington, said of the gift, "this offers the Bank tremendous intrinsic value - you can't spend, eat, or use it, but it sure feels good! We applaud the United Way which helps so many agencies fulfill their mission of helping others." The Dime Bank has Pike County offices in Greentown and Dingmans Ferry. Dime Bank prides itself on offering lasting relationships with customers seeking superior financial products and services. Employees partner with Dime Bank customers to help meet all their needs and find solutions to any situation. The Dime Bank is a member of the FDIC. This generous gift by the Dime Bank to the United Way of Pike County further demonstrates the commitment of the Dime Bank to the Pike County community. For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its events visit www.unitedwaypike.org, email us at www.unitedwaypike.org, or call 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Your generous donations to Pike United Way fund local human service agencies right here in Pike County. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

June 14, 2008 Learning and Fun at the United Way Expo Pictured: Expo Planning Group Catherine Capasso, Christine Obser, Sue Robbins, Catherine Boysen, Dana Wojciechowski, and Jill Gamboni. Beneath sunny skies and light breezy winds, The United Way held the sixth Annual Community Expo at Camp Speers-Eljabar in Dingmans Ferry. Over 30 human service agencies set up tables, each with games and goodies for all the families in attendance. The sense of fun and excitement carried the day while at the same time everyone learned a bit more about the many organizations in Pike County which are there to help enrich everyone's lives. In addition to the activities being offered by the agencies, there was entertainment by the Dingman-Delaware Elementary School Choir and step dancers representing the Sheahan-Gormley School of Irish Dance in Milford, as well as pony rides provided Camp Speers-Eljabar . Thanks to the generosity of Pike County Alliance for Prevention, young and old enjoyed hearing Bill Streeter of The Raptor Center tell about the birds of prey while holding a peregrine falcon, a red-tailed hawk, an owl, and an eagle for all to see - what a special and rare opportunity for the Expo visitors. UWPC Board Member, Bob Veneziale, skillfully manned the megaphone in order to direct all the participants to the many activities. UWPC especially thanks Camp Speers-Eljabar and Camp Director and UWPC Board Member Ravenell Williams for hosting this event. The beautiful camp setting certainly added to the enjoyment. UWPC Board Member and Expo Chair, Sue Robbins, said, "We are so pleased to once again hold the Expo here. This is one event that should go on every family's calendar. Never can you learn so much, see so much, and enjoy yourself so much, than at this free afternoon put on by United Way. I would especially like to thank Catherine Capasso, Christine Obser, Catherine Boysen, Dana Wojciechowski, and Jill Gamboni for all their time and energy. " For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its events you can visit www.unitedwaypike.org, email us at www.unitedwaypike.org or call 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Your generous donations to Pike United Way fund local human service agencies right here in Pike County. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

May 31, 2008 United Way Thanks Ski Big Bear for Support! Pictured: UWPC Board Member Tom Regenski, Ski Big Bear/Costa Manager Lori Phillips, and Ski Big Bear/Costa Co-owner Ron Schmalzle. The United Way of Pike County thanks Ski Big Bear and its owners, Ron Schmalzle and Randy Schmalzle, for generously hosting a fundraiser and food drive on the weekends of March 7-9 and 15-16. Originally the event was planned for only one weekend but was extended because of the great reception from the community. A portion of the proceeds from all ticket sales went to the United Way of Pike County and people also donated nonperishable food items for local food banks. Local residents, weekenders and tourists came out on both weekends to have a lot of fun and show their support for the United Way. Everyone enjoyed all the activities Ski Big Bear has to offer including skiing, snowboarding, tubing, and both private and group lessons. There was fun for all ages both on the slopes and in the lodge, where people ate, played arcade games and relaxed. "It's imperative to have support from local businesses like Ski Big Bear and those that come out to our events. We really appreciate the turnout and especially thank Ron and Randy Schmalzle for their dedication to the community and continued support," said UWPC Board Member Bob Veneziale. UWPC Board Member Tom Regenski added that "It is families like the Schmalzles who allow the United Way to carry out its mission to fund Human Service agencies here in Pike County." Owner Ron Schmalzle said that "The United Way is a great organization that we have been involved with for many years. As local business owners, we are aware of the importance of giving back to the community and helping our neighbors. I am glad that we are lucky to be in a position to help and I would encourage more people to get involved." Ski Big Bear is now selling discounted Unlimited Season Passes for the 2008-2009 season. For more information about that and the programs available at Ski Big Bear at Masthope Mountain, call 570-685-1400 or go to their website at www.ski-bigbear.com. For those of you focusing on the warm weather, the Schmalzle Family is ready for summer! They own and operate the Costa's Family Fun Park, which is located just 3 miles east of Lake Wallenpaupack on route 6. The park features go carts, bumper boats, miniature golf, driving range batting cages, ice cream and a cafe just to name a few of the fun activities. Go to the website www.costasfamilyfunpark.com for more information. For information about the United Way of Pike County call 570-296-9980 or go to their website at unitedwaypike.org.

May 24, 2008 Fun at the Pike County Family Community Expo June 1st! Expo Flyer Pictured: Bill Streeter, Director of the Raptor Center, holds Julia, a golden eagle. Come out for a fun day at the 6th Annual Pike County Family Community Expo on Sunday, June 1st! The Expo is sponsored by the United Way of Pike County, and admission is free! This family fun event will be held rain or shine from 1-4 pm at the Speers Lodge at YMCA Camp Speers-Eljabar, located on Nichecronk Road off Route 739 in Dingmans Ferry, PA. Pike County agencies will present information about their services while providing family friendly, hands-on activities. Social service agencies, early childhood care providers, and other medical, non-profit and community organizations will be represented. Refreshments will be available from Camp Speers-Eljabar for a small fee. In addition to exhibitors, the free entertainment will include pony rides and performances from local children's groups! This year we are pleased to also feature the Raptor Center which will conduct a program entitled "Close Encounters with Birds of Prey." The Raptor Center will bring five live raptors and will present a fascinating view into the lives of raptors. "The Expo is a family-oriented, educational event. Please join us for this wonderful day of entertainment and learning about your local community agencies!" said Sue Robbins, UWPC Board Secretary and Expo Chair. "The United Way of Pike County is grateful to the Pike County Alliance for Prevention for funding the Raptor Center presentation. We are also very appreciative of Camp Speers-Eljabar for providing free pony rides and for continuing to host this event," said UWPC President Christine Obser. For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its events you can visit www.unitedwaypike.org, email us at uwpc@ptd.net or call 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Your generous donations to Pike United Way fund local human service agencies right here in Pike County. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

May 18, 2008 Rising Levels for the United Way Goal Thermometer! Pictured: UWPC Board President Christine Obser and Board Member Barbara Tarquinio are happy with United Way rising temperatures. Temperatures are going up for Spring and the 'mercury' on the United Way Goal Thermometer is rising too! The generosity of the community has enabled the United Way of Pike County to reach 64% of their 2007-2008 campaign fundraising goal. Come see it in the Rite Aid parking lot at the corner of Broad & Harford Streets in the Milford Borough! Fundraisers such as the Banner Day restaurant events have helped the UWPC reach this current level. "The United Way of Pike County would like to thank the community for its continued support. Every contribution, be it a donation or attending an event, makes a difference and allows us to help fund local human service agencies," stated Board Member Barbara Tarquinio. You can donate by logging onto www.unitedwaypike.org and clicking on "donate", or call the United Way of Pike County at (570)296-9980. Any gift to the United Way, large or small, allows the UWPC to partner with you in helping children and youth succeed, improving access to health care, promoting self-sufficiency, and strengthening families of Pike County. Please help our mercury rise! For more information about the United Way of Pike County or any of its upcoming events visit www.unitedwaypike.org, email us at uwpc@ptd.net, or call 570-296-9980. Further information about any of the agencies providing services in Pike County can be found at www.PikePaHelp.org. Your generous donations to Pike United Way fund local human service agencies right here in Pike County. "What Matters", "Offering Hope - Building Futures" - It's the United Way!

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