Did You Vote Today?
In a couple hours, the polls will close. Have you given your voice today?
Today, we all have a political voice. It is our chance to stand up and lead on behalf of our families and communities to elect public officials and vote on key initiatives. I'm about to go cast my first ballot as a Michigan resident. As a relative newcomer and homeowner in the city of Detroit, I'm looking forward to reflecting on the candidates and issues to vote based on what I think is best for my community.
At United Way, we've learned the importance of giving the community a real voice. It helps inform our work so we can build upon the aspirations we share across the region. We are enriched every time we listen and garner feedback from our partners, community leaders, and the people who live and work here everyday.
At United Way, you have a community voice. A place to reflect and share your experiences trying to make a difference; a place to find volunteer opportunities; to give back; or to share your views on what you care most about.
Regardless of the political outcome every November, we will continue to find pathways and opportunities for the community to share what matters to them and to take action to make our region a better place. We will work with all of our elected officials to ensure those voices are heard as well.
Today, we all have a political voice. It is our chance to stand up and lead on behalf of our families and communities to elect public officials and vote on key initiatives. I'm about to go cast my first ballot as a Michigan resident. As a relative newcomer and homeowner in the city of Detroit, I'm looking forward to reflecting on the candidates and issues to vote based on what I think is best for my community.
At United Way, we've learned the importance of giving the community a real voice. It helps inform our work so we can build upon the aspirations we share across the region. We are enriched every time we listen and garner feedback from our partners, community leaders, and the people who live and work here everyday.
At United Way, you have a community voice. A place to reflect and share your experiences trying to make a difference; a place to find volunteer opportunities; to give back; or to share your views on what you care most about.
Regardless of the political outcome every November, we will continue to find pathways and opportunities for the community to share what matters to them and to take action to make our region a better place. We will work with all of our elected officials to ensure those voices are heard as well.
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