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United
Way of Whatcom County Non-Discrimination Policy
United Way of Whatcom County requires agencies desiring partner
agency status to agree they will not discriminate in programs,
services, staffing and/or volunteer areas on the basis of race,
color, gender, disability, sexual orientation, age, national
origin or religion. This policy will allow partner agencies
to target specific populations for services. However, these
services must be open to all people in the targeted populations.
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United Way of Whatcom County requires agencies desiring
partner agency status to agree they will not discriminate in
programs, services, staffing and/or volunteer areas on the
basis of race, color, gender, disability, sexual
orientation, age, national origin or religion.
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This
policy allows partner agencies to target specific populations
for services. However, these services must be open to all
people in the targeted populations.
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This
policy does not change the ability of United Way donors to
designate to the agency or agencies of their choice, whether
a partner or non-partner agency.
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Way of Whatcom County provides a unique way for people and resources
to come together to help people in need. We are building a strong
Community Safety Net for all of Whatcom County.
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Because
United Way's mission is to be the leader in raising and distributing
resources to meet the community's human services needs, funding
decisions are based on addressing local community identified
needs through programs that demonstrate proven results.
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United
Way of Whatcom County believes that all people deserve to
have access to the resources that will help them grow to their
greatest potential. United Way is committed to assuring that
every partner agency funded by United Way must be open and
available to all people within the group the agency serves.
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United
Way of Whatcom County provides a service to donors, an efficient
method for donors to support their favorite charity(ies) or
invest in United Ways main product, the Community Safety
Net Fund.
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United Way donors can choose who they wish to support by
direct designation to any non-profit agency, or by a gift to
the Community Safety Net Fund. Direct designations are passed on to
Partner Agencies above and beyond allocations from the Community
Safety Net fund.
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This
policy became effective as of the 2001 Campaign.
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United
Way of Whatcom County
1511 Cornwall Ave. Bellingham, WA 98225
Phone (360) 733-8670 / Fax 733-8674 |
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