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United Way sets $700K campaign goal

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The United Way of Greater Augusta has set the goal for its 70th annual campaign at $700,000.

The goal is $100,000 higher than the $600,000 campaign goal set for 2010. The United Way raised more than $660,000 in 2010 for member agencies.

There are several ways to contribute to the campaign. Contributions can be made at www.unitedwayga.org, or you can contact the United Way office at 540.885.1229 for a campaign contribution form.

For additional information regarding the campaign or the United Way of Greater Augusta, please contact executive director Cynthia Pritchard at [email protected].




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