Anyone can champion the cause. Whether you’re speaking out to improve education, income and health, reaching out to members of Congress, or wearing the LIVE UNITED shirt to show your support, you can help inspire hope and create opportunities for a better tomorrow. So go ahead and advocate in a LIVE UNITED world. Do it in public. Be visible. Be loud.
Doug Taylor |
| How I Live United“I’ve been involved in the community serving United Way, ROSCCO and other agencies for a long time, and I’ve seen how nonprofits can struggle to meet the demands of their work. So I do all I can to build awareness in the community. When you advocate for an agency, you advocate for the people receiving their services – and for the most vulnerable who often don’t have a voice. I believe it’s important for kids to have positive male influences in their lives. As past president of my children’s school PTO, I started a Fathers & Significant Males club that had over 200 participants learning from each other. The ripple effect was profound – not only did the kids benefit, the community did as well because of the Village effect, and someday maybe their kids will benefit from their experience. I respect and look out for my community, especially those who need the most help. That’s how I Live United.”
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