A Really Big Check
This fall, State of Minnesota employees will again be able to make payroll-deducted contributions to support the work of Peace Maker Foundation schools.
Last fall, State of Minnesota employee pledged to contribute more than $20,000 to support safe school and youth violence prevention initiatives. It was an honor to be a part of the State of Minnesota Combined Charities Campaign.
During last year’s campaign, State of Minnesota employees pledged to contribute more than one million dollars to Minnesota charities.
Pictured in the giant check picture taken in the state capitol building are, from left to right:
Maureen Driscoll of Community Shares Minnesota, Carol McKay of Greater Twin Cities United Way, Dan McNeil of PMF, Brian Zaidman, chair of the 2009 Combined Charities Campaign, Lieutenant Governor Carol Molnau presenting the symbolic check, A.J. Graves of Community Health Charities, Pam Weier of Minnesota Environmental Fund, and Alexis Walstad of Open Your Heart to the Hungry and Homeless.
We appreciate the opportunity to be a part of the giving decisions of more than 50,000 State of Minnesota employees!
Last fall, State of Minnesota employee pledged to contribute more than $20,000 to support safe school and youth violence prevention initiatives. It was an honor to be a part of the State of Minnesota Combined Charities Campaign.
During last year’s campaign, State of Minnesota employees pledged to contribute more than one million dollars to Minnesota charities.
Pictured in the giant check picture taken in the state capitol building are, from left to right:
Maureen Driscoll of Community Shares Minnesota, Carol McKay of Greater Twin Cities United Way, Dan McNeil of PMF, Brian Zaidman, chair of the 2009 Combined Charities Campaign, Lieutenant Governor Carol Molnau presenting the symbolic check, A.J. Graves of Community Health Charities, Pam Weier of Minnesota Environmental Fund, and Alexis Walstad of Open Your Heart to the Hungry and Homeless.
We appreciate the opportunity to be a part of the giving decisions of more than 50,000 State of Minnesota employees!