ULI Team Comes Together for the 2026 United Way Campaign

The Urban Land Interests (ULI) team recently wrapped up another successful United Way of Dane County campaign! Over the course of two weeks, employees came together to give back through volunteering, fundraising, and a little friendly competition, all in support of our local community.

One of this year's highlights was our participation in United Way's Diaper ImPack initiative on October 7th. Eighteen ULI employees rolled up their sleeves to sort and package donated diapers into ImPacks for distribution through local food pantries and nonprofit organizations.

Together, our volunteers contributed 18 hours of service and assembled 224 Diaper ImPacks, helping provide essential supplies to children and families experiencing financial hardship throughout Dane County. According to United Way of Dane County's volunteer impact report, the team's efforts represented an estimated $2,157 in economic impact!

The giving continued with our Breakfast Cart fundraisers and annual Chili Cook-Off! Employees brought their best recipes to the table, sampled a variety of homemade chilis, and voted for their favorites. Along with some friendly competition and plenty of good food, these events raised hundreds of dollars in support of United Way of Dane County.

Supporting our neighbors has long been an important part of ULI's commitment to the Madison community. Whether through volunteering time, making a donation, or participating in a team fundraiser, every contribution helps make a difference.

We're grateful to everyone who helped make this year's campaign a success. It's always rewarding to see our team come together, have some fun, and support a cause that makes a meaningful impact right here in Dane County.

Thank you to our ULI team and United Way of Dane County for another wonderful campaign!

Interested in making a difference in our community? Visit United Way of Dane County to learn more about opportunities to donate, volunteer, and support local families and individuals in need.