United Way kicks off campaign season - Amarillo Globe-News










Campaign season for the United Way of Amarillo and Canyon kicked off Thursday and with that a host of leaders will fan out through the community to engage people in the quest for community support.
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State Employee Charitable Campaign — Robert Austin, Amarillo College, and John Betancourt, Texas Tech University Health Science Center, leaders; Hank Blanchard, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission; Michael Hooten, TTUHSC; Paul Matney, Amarillo College; Phil Woodall, WT.

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