OCALA, Fla. - TelAve -- From June 1 to June 10, United Way of Marion County ran its workplace giving campaign with E-ONE. UWMC raised nearly $19,000 from employees and corporate matching. The campaign highlights E-ONE's commitment to communities in Marion County and recognizes UWMC as a visionary leader in community building.

"The team at E-ONE is proud to support the United Way of Marion County's mission of helping our neighbors thrive. E-ONE has been a vital part of Marion County for over half a century, and we're deeply invested in the strength, resiliency and future of our community," said Mike Virnig, president, specialty vehicle segment, Terex Corporation.

E-ONE is headquartered in Ocala and chose to partner with UWMC due in large part to its community programs like Strong Families, Community Partnership Schools, ReadingPals and Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, all of which are highly visible and helpful to the public. This year, E-ONE was a corporate sponsor ($10,000 donation) of the Children's Charity Classic, an equestrian event that benefits local children's charities.

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"United Way of Marion County is thrilled to partner with E-ONE as part of their employee community engagement and corporate social responsibility," said Robert Haight, president and CEO of UWMC. "E-ONE is a proud customer-focused team that delivers strength through excellence, and these same values build stronger communities through engagement and partnerships."

UWMC supports programs in the pillars of youth opportunity, financial security, healthy community and community resiliency. When partnering with businesses like E-ONE, UWMC effects positive change for Marion County.

"We are grateful for our partnership with E-ONE, and the opportunity to witness the entire staff unite with our agency to make a positive impact on the lives of those who need it most in Marion County," said Niki Tripodi, vice president of resource development at UWMC.

The campaign also included a workplace giving campaign through the United Way of Buffalo and Erie County with E-ONE in Hamburg, NY, demonstrating UWMC's thought leadership in garnering corporate and organizational partners.

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About United Way of Marion County

United Way of Marion County mobilizes our community to action so all can thrive. True to our founding spirit, whenever there is a need in our community, United Way of Marion County is there. We bring a comprehensive approach to every challenge, actively listening and responding to local needs. From supporting youth opportunities to addressing financial security, growing healthy communities and building community resiliency, we're working towards a brighter future for Marion County, Fla.

To learn more, visit https://www.uwmc.org/