On May 29, AmCham Moldova hosted a roundtable on “Employee Engagement & CSR Experience” organized at the initiative of United Way in partnership with AmCham Moldova. Adriana Stoica from United Way Romania, Sandi Tarani from Raiffeisen Bank Romania, Ramona Gotteszman from Concordia, Constanta Popa from Moldcell and Peace Corps Volunteer David Smith presented to members of the AmCham CSR Committee and representatives of the international donor community the United Way initiative, the current CSR climate in Moldova and the benefits United Way could bring to Moldovan businesses, civil society and local communities.
United Way (UW), the largest privately funded non-profit in the world, is a community-led network of organizations, founded more than 100 years ago in the United States. Now, it operates successfully in more than 41 countries throughout the world. The ultimate goal of a United Way organization is to “mobilize communities to create lasting changes that will improve lives.” United Way is a local, volunteer-led foundation that advances the common good by creating opportunities for a better life for all. The focus is on education, income and health because these are the building blocks for an improved quality of life. UW recruits people and organizations from all across the community who bring the passion, expertise and resources needed to facilitate change. It is a perfect tool for a nation seeking a sustainable future for its people.
PowerPoint Presentations by Adriana Stoica - United Way Overview and United Way Romania
PowerPoint Presentation by Sandi Tarani - Partner Raiffeisen Bank & United Way
For more details, please contact Elena Buzu, Project Manager, at 022 211 781.
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