Leave Donation Templates
Looking to donate your unused leave? Our Leave Donation program allows you to give back to your colleagues in need. By donating your unused leave, you can make a difference in the lives of fellow employees who may be facing personal hardships or medical emergencies.
Our Leave Donation program, also known as leave donation, leave donation form, donate leave, donated leave, donated leave form, or leave donations, offers a seamless and compassionate way for employees to support one another. Whether it's through our Employee-To-Employee Leave Donation Program, Shared Leave Donation Program, or Leave Donation Request, we provide various options to accommodate your preferences.
Supporting the well-being of our employees is a core value for us. We understand that unexpected circumstances can arise, making it difficult for employees to continue working while navigating personal challenges. That's why we encourage the spirit of generosity and collaboration within our organization.
Through our Leave Donation program, you have the opportunity to directly impact the lives of your colleagues and create a supportive work environment. Your donated leave can provide essential time off for those who need it most, ensuring they can prioritize their well-being and focus on their health or personal circumstances.
If you're interested in participating in our Leave Donation program, please explore the various forms and request packets available. Together, we can build a stronger community within our organization by extending a helping hand to those in need.
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This document is for participants of the Military Donated Leave Program in Oregon. It is a worksheet used to track and manage donated leave for military personnel.
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This Form is used for Nevada state employees who wish to notify their employer of their intent to donate leave to another employee in need.
This form is used for donating leave to an employee who is suffering from a catastrophic illness or injury in the state of Mississippi.
This form is used for requesting donated leave in the state of Mississippi. It allows employees to ask their colleagues to donate their unused paid leave for a specific purpose.
This form is used for employees in Arizona to donate and restore annual leave across different government agencies.
This Form is used for donating shared leave in the state of Washington.
This document is used for requesting donated leave in the state of Oregon when facing personal hardship.
This form is used for employees in South Carolina to request leave donations from their fellow colleagues.
This form is used for requesting leave donations in South Carolina.
This Form is used for requesting leave donation in Alabama.
This document outlines the Catastrophic Leave Bank Program Donation of Leave in Arkansas. It provides information on how employees can donate their unused leave to help colleagues facing personal emergencies or catastrophic events.
This form is used for Veterans to donate their accrued leave to other Veterans in the in-State Service Shared Leave Pool in Washington state.
This document is used for notifying employees in West Virginia of their eligibility to receive leave donations from their colleagues.
This document is an application form for the Leave Donation Program in West Virginia, which allows employees to receive donated leave from their colleagues.
This form is used for applying for donated leave for catastrophic illness in the state of Iowa.
This form is used for Iowa state employees who want to request the posting of donated leave for catastrophic illness.
This Form is used for requesting to post donated leave for catastrophic illness of an immediate family member in Iowa.
This Form is used for employees in Ohio to request and track the donation of their unused vacation or sick leave to a fellow employee in need of additional leave.
This form is used for donating sick leave hours to a sick leave bank in Vermont.
