United Fund and United Way

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  General Electric raises $107,000 to United Givers Fund; October 8, 1971

  GE donation is the first six-figure gift in 1971 campaign
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  Gordon P. Howell is appointed vice chairman of the 1970-71 United Givers Fund drive; June 21, 1970

  George W. Rogers announces appointment of Gordon P. Howell
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  Government and Institutional Division of United Fund reaches 96.7 % of goal; November 2, 1963

  Chairman Don Estebo congratulates Charles Saunders
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  Greater Lynchburg United Fund chairmen meet; August 29, 1968

  L. H. McCue Jr. is general campaign chairman
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  High Flyer Award presented; October 10, 1964

  Transportation Division receives The High Flyer Award
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  High Flyer Award presented; October 17, 1964

  Government Division receives The High Flyer Award
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  Industrial division of United Fund holds kick-off meeting; October 3, 1965

  General campaign chairman Frank Wobst presents information
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  Industrial Division of United Givers Fund holds kick-off dinner; September 10, 1971

  Lynchburg Foundry earns Pacesetter Award
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  J. Lyons Davidson receives the "Charles A. Glenn Award" for service; January 29, 1970

  United Givers Fund holds annual awards dinner
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  J. W. (Bill) Talbott is named United Way president, 1976; January 28, 1976

  Annual United Way meeting held
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  James Spratt is named head of United Way Public Service Division; August 31, 1975

  Public Service Division will campaign for $43,611
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  Joseph Earabino receives United Givers Fund Charles A. Glenn Award; February 4, 1972

  Charles A. Glenn Award goes to the United Givers Fund outstanding campaigner
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  Junior Woman's Club makes donation; January 20, 1959

  Fund drive to continue
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  Key United Fund workers plan for campaign; June 14, 1962

  United Fund chairmen discuss plans
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  Leaders of Commercial-Retail Division of United Way meet; September 5, 1974

  Officials plan for 1974 United Way campaign
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  Lynchburg City employees and United Virginia bank employees earn awards from United Way; October 17, 1975

  Chief William Anderson and Marie Seiger receive recognition for early fundraising
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  Lynchburg City employees earn Champion Award; October 1, 1974

  Lynchburg City employees are first to make United Way quota
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  Lynchburg City employees report progress to United Way; October 16, 1978

  United Way officials receive progress report
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  Lynchburg City teachers promote United Way; September 28, 1978

  Teachers put up United Way posters
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  Lynchburg downtown United Fund division co-chairmen meet; August 21, 1966

  Co-chairmen plan for United Fund campaign
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  Lynchburg Foundry donates to United Fund; October 18, 1967

  Charles A. Glenn presents pledge for $12,300
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  Lynchburg Foundry earns United Way achievement award; October 26, 1973

  Lynchburg Foundry pledges 92.3% of its goal
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  Lynchburg General Hospital "fair share" contibutors honored; November 3, 1965

  Members discuss team efforts
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  Lynchburg General-Marshall Lodge Hospital receives Pacesetter Award from United Way; September 15, 1973

  Hospital employees increase giving by 21 percent
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  Lynchburg government employees earn award for boosting pledges; October 1, 1972

  Mrs. Kathy Roach and E. Allen Culverhouse accept citation