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WITH DEEPEST
THANKS
TO OUR DONORS
GIVING OVERVIEW
Total dollars raised:
$6,144,552
Total number of donors
8,310
LEADERSHIP GIVING
Tocqueville Society donors
38 donors, $765,034
Leadership Circle donors
743 donors, $1,484,828
CORPORATE &
WORKPLACE GIVING
Workplace campaigns run:
352
New workplace campaigns:
14
Top 10 workplace campaign partners
Bronson Healthcare Group
Consumers Energy
Duncan Aviation
Mars, Inc
MSU Shares
General Motors
Greenleaf Trust
State Employees
Combined Campaign
WK Kellogg Co
WK Kellogg Foundation
CONNECTED
TO COMMUNITY
Margaux Dever’s support of United Way has spanned many years and several
communities, now including Jackson.
She previously worked in housing and community development with the City
of Muncie and PathStone Corporation in Indiana – work that brought her into
close partnership with Heart of Indiana United Way. Her deep interest in housing,
a background in education, and appreciation for the research on ALICE (Asset
Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) led her to become an ardent supporter.
So when she and her husband moved back to Jackson to be closer to family as
they started their own, she sought out United Way of South Central Michigan for
connection to community.
“It’s been something that I think is especially important in this hyperconnected
world that we’re in,” she said. “That was why I wanted to make sure that, as we
came back to Michigan and were putting down roots here, that I was connecting
and supporting local organizations through our United Way.”
Dever is now a philanthropy consultant in the Jackson area and works alongside
local nonpro昀椀 t organizations, many of which are United Way partners. She sees
the interconnectedness of the nonpro昀椀 t ecosystem, and notes that UWSCMI plays
many roles within that system.
“United Way is so much more than a funder,” she said. “United Way is a partner,
a research organization, a network - just the way that all of the different pieces
of lives are connected and interconnected,” she said. “United Way really uplifts
those in the ALICE population both through direct support, but also through the
way United Way comes together around all of the organizations doing this work,
whether they’re a partner or not.
“I really believe in the work that United Way does.”
Data from April 1, 2025-March 31, 2026
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