United Way of New York State

Public policy and advocacy has been, and continues to be, a central activity for United Way of New York State: particularly for those issues and positions that relate to local United Ways' community building and fundraising activities.

These issues and priorities are reflective of work that is key to the capacity of United Ways to meet the human care needs of their communities, and where our active involvement along with key partners can result in sustained and positive change.

SEFA
	SEFA Updates (April 25) May 08, 2008 The Statewide SEFA Council completed work on review of local and statewide applications for the 2008 SEFA campaign. All applicants are reviewed on the basis of the eligibility requirements in the SEFA regulations. Letters were mailed to the applicants informing them of the Council's decisions by April 4. The links to the spreadsheets below are arranged in alphabetical order by charitable federation, providing the decision for each applicant. If the applicant was denied admission, the reason for denial is also provided. For more information contact Council Chair George Goldsmith at goldsmith12110@aol.com or SEFA Director Patricia Forbes at sefadirector@uwnys.org. America's Charities - 2008 Community Health Charities - 2008 Community Works - 2008 Earth Share - 2008 Global Impact - 2008 Human and Civil Rights Organizations of America - 2008 Independent Charities of America - 2008 Local Independent Charities of America - 2008 Local Regional Summary - 2008 Neighbor to Nation - 2008 Unaffiliated Statewide - 2008
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2008 Legislative Awards
	United Way of New York State Award presented to Assembly member Susan John her leadership and support of 2-1-1. Also shown, are Susan Hager, President and UWNYS Board Chair B.J. Costello. February 27, 2008 Mar 27, 2008 Photo credit: Joan Heffler, Creative Expressions Photography
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	United Way of New York State Award presented to Senate Majority Leader Joseph Bruno for support of 2-1-1. With Senator Bruno are Susan Hager, President and UWNYS Board member James Smith. (3-25) Mar 27, 2008 Photo credit: Joan Heffler, Creative Expressions Photography
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