Day of Caring

buy a day of caring shirt at the kickoff! 

Sizes medium* to XL are available for $16 each
Sizes 2XL and 3XL are available for $18 each

*We have sold out of size small

We will have the remaining Day of Caring tshirts at the Kickoff on Friday morning for sale.

special thanks to our Event sponsors:

Why should you participate?

Involvement in the Day of Caring helps develop teamwork and build morale among employees while they give back to the community.

After participating in the Day of Caring, the Tulsa Area United Way becomes more than a logo, pledge card or campaign rally, it becomes the means by which an individual can assist many people through one gift.

Day of Caring helps present the true face of people in need and the 60 partner agencies that serve them. On this special day, volunteers complete projects submitted by partner agencies. Everyone gets a hands-on opportunity to see how their TAUW contributions help our community each and every day.

Sign Up Now for your Day of Caring project!

We want your company to participate in this year's Day of Caring on Sept. 5, 2014. The majority of projects will be assigned during July, so get signed up today!

Last year 5,000 volunteers representing hundreds of companies participated in helping complete more than 360 projects. Here are just a few types of projects available:

Outdoor Project Examples

• Painting, weeding, planting, landscaping, beautifying grounds
• Build or repair a ramp or deck
• Install playground equipment or build sandboxes
• General maintenance or clean up on buildings and windows
• Take clients on an outing to the park, zoo, fishing or bowling
• Make deliveries to clients
• Accompany case workers on visits

Indoor Project Examples

• Organize clothing or food donations
• General office work
• Indoor maintenance of agency buildings such as waxing or cleaning floors, washing windows and painting
• Activities with agency clients, including arts and crafts, reading, playing games and scrapbooking.
• Hosting a party with fun activities
• Mentoring
• Assisting a teacher in teaching classes such as computer skills, cooking, dance or music
• Conducting athletic or sports clinics with youth