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Shawnee County employees raise $15,780 in recent workplace campaigns; $5,939 presented to United Way

Shawnee County Board of County Commissioners · December 16, 2024
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Summary

Amanda Monholland presented a $5,939 check to United Way at the Dec. 16 work session and later reported combined recent workplace campaign totals of $15,779.70, which included Helping Hands Humane Society and Project Topeka donations. United Way thanked employees for their support amid rising costs for households.

Amanda Monholland (commission office) presented a $5,939 check to United Way during the Shawnee County Board of County Commissioners’ Dec. 16 work session and supplied a full breakdown later in the meeting.

United Way representative Angel thanked county employees for their gifts and said the donations support long‑term work addressing community needs. Angel said families “are feeling the pinch” from rising living costs and stated that the cost of groceries has increased “by about 50% over the last 5 years.”

Monholland later provided consolidated figures for recent county workplace campaigns: Helping Hands Humane Society $6,706; Project Topeka $3,134.70; United Way $5,939; grand total $15,779.70.

Commissioners thanked organizers and presenters and paused for a brief photo opportunity following the presentation. The county did not take any formal action on funding during the session.

Quote

“These dollars really come at a time that’s so important in our community,” Angel said, thanking staff for their support.

Ending

The commission acknowledged the campaigns and collection totals; presenters and commissioners noted appreciation for staff participation but there was no related board action at the Dec. 16 meeting.