United Fund and United Way

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  100 percent of Leggett's Department Store employees give to United Fund; October 26, 1959

  Leggett's 133 employees contribute to United Fund
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  100 percent of N & W employees give to United Fund; October 26, 1959

  N & W employees donate $2279.50 to United Fund
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  1965 Lynchburg United Fund campaign officially begins; October 4, 1965

  Officials pose at blank check at J. C. Penney's in Pittman Plaza
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  1966 campaign chairman attends meeting in Akron; June 6, 1966

  Richard H. Gilmore discusses plans for fundraising
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  1966 Greater Lynchburg United Fund chairman receives state honor; December 8, 1966

  Richard H. Gilmore is awarded plaque
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  1972 campaign chairman receives United Givers Fund plaque; December 6, 1972

  Elias Richards III is awarded for contributions to United Way
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  1972 United Givers Fund poster displayed; August 10, 1972

  David Heath designed "Thanks to you it's working" poster
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  1978 United Way donations "disappointing"; October 6, 1978

  United Way campaign chairman points to initial report
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  Advanced Gifts Division of United Fund meets; September 28, 1959

  Chairman of the women's arm of the Advanced Gifts Division meets
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  Advanced Gifts Division of United Fund meets; September 28, 1959

  Jas. R. Caskie is guest speaker at meeting
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  Aerofin Corp. earns United Way Pacesetter Award; September 17, 1977

  United Way holds kickoff meeting
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  Annual United Way Assembly and Awards Dinner, 1973; January 18, 1973

  Elias Richards III elected new president
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  Annual United Way meeting; January 8, 1980

  Edgar Stone receives Charles A. Glenn Award for campaigner of year.
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  Annual United Way meeting; January 8, 1980

  Edgar Stone receives Charles A. Glenn Award for campaigner of year. [photo not published? See NA0105-291]
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  Annual United Way meeting; January 9, 1980

  Robert S. Lockridge is speaker
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  B&W and Walter Vannoy donate to United Way; September 11, 1979

  Campaign chairman Joe Dziewisz accpets gift
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  Babcock & Wilcox and Lynchburg Foundry contribute over $100,000 to United Way; October 4, 1976

  B&W campaign leaders present funds to United Way
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  Babcock & Wilcox makes donation to the United Fund; September 19, 1967

  More donations from B & W to follow
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  Babcock & Wilcox receives United Givers Fund Pacesetter plaque; September 8, 1972

  B & W raise over $60,700 for United Givers Fund
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  Babcock and Wilcox donates to United Fund; October 1, 1964

  B & W check starts off United Fund campaign
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  Bank employees donate to United Fund; October 28, 1959

  Two local banks contribute to United Fund
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  Barbara Viar exhibits cartoon promotional message for United Fund; September 15, 1963

  "Little angels" cartoon character advertises for United Fund
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  Big Brothers of Central Virginia elects new officers; February 20, 1975

  Big Brothers is service of United Way
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  Businesses "loan out" executives to assist United Way; September 4, 1977

  Local executives examine United Way "Pacesetter" poster
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  Campbell County United Fund co-chairman receives The High Flyer Award; October 21, 1966

  Campbell County United Fund attains 100 percent of quota