One of the special elements of the United Way of Logan County campaign each year is the establishment of a small group of businesses and organizations which start their campaign in July/August just ahead of the regular campaign.
These businesses and organizations are called pacesetters. D.W. Converse, Pacesetter Chairman, said “The role of the pacesetter group is to start the ball rolling, to blaze a trail and set the stage for the big campaign. The pacesetter organizations get us off to a good start and provide the energy and enthusiasm to kick off our campaign in September. Their role is very important and we have been blessed with great results in the past!”
The pacesetter businesses and organizations this year include:
Guthrie Noon Lions Club
Guthrie Vision Source
Oklahoma Natural Gas – Guthrie
Environmental Management, Inc.
Converse Surveying & Engineering
BancFirst – Guthrie
Logan Community Services
God’s Food Bank
Logan County Council on Aging
Mercy Hospital Logan County
Rachel Mueller, United Way of Logan County Coordinator, said “The Pacesetter organizations play such a crucial role in “jump starting” the campaign. They represent the role models for other organizations in our county and their efforts reflect their tremendous support for the partner agencies served by United Way and most importantly the genuine desire to help others in our communities who are in need.”
Steve Gentling, United Way of Logan County President noted “Although our campaign officially begins on Thursday, September 13 with a “Kickoff Celebration and Thank You Luncheon” at the American Legion Post in Guthrie, the Pacesetter component of the campaign gets us revved up and going. They truly are the match that lights our fire and each year they do a terrific job. We thank these organizations in advance and invite everyone to our free kickoff luncheon where we will unveil our 2012 Campaign Goal and give the results of the Pacesetter efforts.”
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