Building for the Future

RETIRING THE BRIDGE LOAN

PHASE THREE

We now shift our efforts towards ensuring that our financial resources are directed towards community programs and initiatives rather than debt servicing and are excited to launch Phase 3 of the Building for the Future Capital Campaign.

Paying off the bridge loan is crucial for several reasons.
Loan repayment will enable us to continue to develop resources and capabilities within the Community Impact Center by expanding services and equipment such as media technology, computer labs, and digital access. Your contribution directly supports the collective mission of United Way to engage the community and allocate resources for the betterment of lives in Monterey County.

CURRENT NAMING OPPORTUNITIES

Naming rights are a unique opportunity that allows individuals or organizations to leave a lasting impact in our community and support United Way. By securing naming rights for a room in the Community Impact Center, you leave an indelible mark on UWMC’s legacy and in Monterey County. These named spaces not only serve as a recognition of your generosity but also provide a sense of pride and ownership. It's an incredible way to showcase your support while inspiring others to join in creating a positive and meaningful impact. There are currently five rooms available, all of which are highly visible to the Monterey County community.

*Thank you to Joseph & Elizabeth Heston for purchasing the first room in our Phase 3 Campaign!

For more information about Naming Right Opportunities, contact Lynda Patrick, Vice President, Resource Development at Lynda.Patrick@UnitedWayMCCA.org or by calling (831) 318-1973.

ACQUIRING RESOURCES

PHASE 2

October 2022

Phase 2 of our fundraising efforts focused on acquiring resources for the Community Impact Center, such as state-of-the-art media equipment and heightened access to digital services which provide additional resources to support our community. Our Makerspace room - the largest of the meeting rooms - is now equipped with a 130" retractable screen, two 75" LED television screens, a Projector, Pendant loudspeakers, and microphone arrays. Our other conference rooms are also equipped with video meeting capacities. Additionally, the building increased it’s ADA compliance with an electronic ADA access door opener at our Monterey Street entrance.

See how the state-of-the-art technology has supported our community.

PURCHASING THE LOCATION

PHASE ONE

March 2022

Phase 1 of our Capital Campaign was a huge success and we proudly took ownership of the United Way Monterey County Community Impact Center on June 30, 2022. With the acquisition of the building, we were able to consolidate our offices into one location, creating a permanent center for community benefit. This has lowered our operating costs and generated more opportunities to meet the County’s needs efficiently.

The United Way Monterey County Community Impact Center is located in the heart of Oldtown Salinas at 232 Monterey Street. The Center hosts several conference rooms and meeting spaces available to like-minded nonprofit organizations operating in Monterey County. The Community Impact Center will continue to bring our partners together to address emerging needs, leverage resources, and create innovative solutions to serve our community.

HONORING OUR DONORS

LEGACY CIRCLE DONORS

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS

Community Visionaries - $50,000 - $500,000

• Mary Adams & John Bailey 

• Chevron 

• Harden Foundation

• Joseph & Elizabeth Heston

• Monterey Peninsula Foundation

• Sally Hughes Church Foundation 

• Tanimura Family Foundation 

• Taylor Farms 

• Nancy Eccles & Homer M. Hayward Family Foundation 

Community Members - $25 -$999