Thursday
,
February
23
,
2012
Text Size
Login
Donate Now
Home
What We Do
Community Quest
Community Fund
Vision & Mission
Values
How we Invest
Measurable Results
Accountability
Agencies
Funded Agencies
Links to Funded Agencies
Support for Agencies
Agency Stories
Neighbourhoods
Action for Neighbourhood Change
Dartmouth North Action Grants
211 Nova Scotia
FAQ
211 Believers
Youth Opportunities
Youth Grants
Youth Grant Committee
GenNext
Research & Reports
Stories
In the Community
Why I Give
Why I Volunteer
Video Stories
United Way Blog
Giving
Donate Now
Donor Privacy Policy
Annual Campaign
Campaign Management Team
Payroll Deduction
Photo Gallery
Testimonials
Celebration Breakfast Photos
2011 Campaign Website
Day of Caring
Sponsorship
Photo Gallery
Leadership Giving
Tomorrow Fund
Charitable Bequests
Major Gifts
Gifts of Securities
Gifts in Kind
Women United
Volunteering
Community Engagement
Funding Panels
Action for Neighbourhood Change
Day of Caring Volunteer
Youth Volunteering
Community Volunteering
Fundraising
Campaign Account Executive
Campaign Management Team
Employee Campaign Coordinator
Loaned Representatives
Governance
Board of Directors
Community Resources Committee
Audit Committee
Supporters
Leaders
Community Spirit Award
Helen Cooper Award
Partnership Award
Thanks a Million
Pacesetters
Media
News Releases
News at United Way
Speeches
Archives
About Us
Volunteer Committees
Our Team
Annual Reports
FAQ
Links
Vision Mission & Principles
United Way Videos
Contact Us
Documents
Stories
Why I Give
Why I Give
Margaret Grant
As a teenager, Margaret Grant was "roped" into canvassing door to door with her grandmother. Today, Margaret is in her late 80s and much has happened to change United Way since she first helped to collect money for the community.
Read more: Margaret Grant
In the Community
Why I Give
Why I Volunteer
Video Stories
United Way Blog
Information
2011 Campaign Video
Community Quest
United Way Blog
Share
Back to Top
Login
Remember Me
Forgot your password?
Forgot your username?
Why I Give
As a teenager, Margaret Grant was "roped" into canvassing door to door with her grandmother. Today, Margaret is in her late 80s and much has happened to change United Way since she first helped to collect money for the community.
