2012 Employee Giving Campaign Drive
November 1-30, 2011

(Updated: 11/21/11)

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Click here for the Online Pledge Form.

Campus Challenge

Let's create a proud tradition of employee participation in our workplace campaign. We are issuing a challenge to our staff: We are asking each employee to donate a minimum $1.00 per month to the campaign. If we reach 100% participation from staff, Joe & Lee have committed to dressing up as Sonny& Cher and performing for us. We believe that is well worth a total commitment of $12.00!

Save lives, save our pool!

The Land of Umpqua is famous for its water recreation. Fishing, rafting and swimming in our pristine rivers and lakes has been a favorite family pastime for generations. Visitors are drawn to this special place we call home to enjoy the abundant water recreation opportunities. While this makes our home a unique and beautiful place, it also poses hazards. Over the summer, six drowning deaths occurred in Douglas County.

UCC has been a primary provider of water safety training for many years.  The need for major repairs forced pool closure this year, but we still have a responsibility to be vigilant in providing water safety classes for the community.  The college and community are now building a plan for a new swimming pool. Advanced technologies will allow us to build a stainless steel pool with a low carbon footprint, and will serve our community for generations to come.

Bond Levy Campaign

The UCC Foundation must raise $250,000 to fund the campaign to promote a Bond Levy to build a Regional Allied Health and Science Building, an Industrial Arts and Technology Building, and a South County Training Center.  Buildings vacated by those occupying the new buildings will be renovated for more classroom and office space.  This is a momentous opportunity for all employees to support a bond levy that will server staff and students for generations.

Additional Giving Opportunities

Choose one that suits your and select a payment method that c0ould span several years.

Funds used where matching funds are necessary to apply for grants; unanticipated needs in programs and departments.

II. STUDENTS SUPPORT

Funds used to support programs such as Project CANS and the Emergency Bus Pass Fund.

III. SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT

Funds used to support scholarship for students such as the Kathy Hogan Scholarship Endowment, Vic Bridges Automotive Endowment and the George Shaffer Memorial Veteran's Scholarship Endowment.

IV. Other

Funds needed to support programs as the Woolley Center Support Project and the Athletic Program.

Click here to download the Pledge form.

Click here for the Online Pledge Form.

Tax Brackets and Charitable Contributions
Tax brackets are based (after deductions and exemptions) on your taxable income. If you made a charitable contribution of $1,000 and you were in a 25% tax bracket, you would receive a savings of $250 on federal taxes you would otherwise pay.