Bristol United Way may not meet goal this year

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BRISTOL, Tenn.—The United Way of Bristol Tenn.-Va. may miss its fundraising goal for the second year in a row, Executive Director Lisa Cofer said this afternoon.
United Way officials set a $1.25 million goal for its current campaign, which started in August and will end Nov. 30.
So far, Cofer said the agency has raised $775,000, and that might be all it gets this year. Many donors have already given or are giving less this year than in the past.
Read Friday’s Bristol Herald Courier to learn what will happen if the agency does not get the money it needs.
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Flag Comment Posted by Switch on November 05, 2009 at 8:09 pm

If the City and County didn’t have such a high Property Taxes we could help those in need. They could have gotten the area some workplaces besides Restaurant and Fast Food joints.

Flag Comment Posted by musherl on November 05, 2009 at 7:35 pm

What is Lisa Cofer’s salary? Maybe she should donate.

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