Local Government and Schools (LGS)
A Letter from the 2009 Campaign Leadership
Cecil R. "Rhu" Harris, Jr., County Administrator &
Stewart D. Roberson, Ed.D., Superintendent of Schools
 Dear Fellow Employees:
Hanover County is honored to be chairing the 2009 Local Government and Schools (LGS) United Way campaign. Much has changed since we last led the LGS campaign in 2005, but what has not changed is our commitment to United Way and our community.
Our message is to Live United. Simply put, it’s the idea that we are all connected and that our community is stronger when all of us have the opportunity for a good life. Each of us has the power to provide opportunities for positive change and together we have tremendous impact. Through United Way, we are brought together for a common purpose. Read more . . .
Welcome Employee Campaign Managers
Our goal is to help make your job as Campaign Manager fun and rewarding. Take a look at the special LGS campaign materials below designed to make your campaign exciting, educational and tremendously successful.
For more information or to order your campaign supplies, please contact Myra Isaacs.
 United Way congratulates the students from 38 Chesterfield County public elementary schools who participated for the first time in the annual campaign. Elementary children from throughout the county contributed their spare change to make a big difference.
More than $4,000 was collected in just one week as students enthusiastically deposited their coins in five gallon Diamond Springs water bottles. The children are a shining example of even the youngest coming together to help the community.
This year, the campaign will expand to include middle school students throughout the county.
Pictured - students from Davis Elementary (Chesterfield County Public Schools)
Participating Jurisdictions
We salute the governments and schools in the following jurisdictions whose employees work tirelessly to ensure the success of the annual campaign. Thank you all.
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