Together, we can change their story.

Every day, our neighbors face a multitude of challenges. Families struggle to put food on the table, young people battle with rising levels of depression and anxiety and many of our neighbors lack a safe and stable place to call home.

These stories are all too common, but together, we have the power to change them.

Each of us play an integral role in creating a healthy, thriving community. Your engagement with United Way is a catalyst for positive change, helping to strengthen the fabric of our community for today and generations to come.

We can transform hardship into hope and rewrite the narrative for our neighbors who need our support.

Although we may not meet the people whose lives have been changed, they will forever be grateful that help was available when they needed it most.

If you or someone you know is struggling, please call 2-1-1 or visit their website for help. 

MEET JOAN

After the loss of her daughter and husband, Joan struggled to provide healthy, nutritious food for her and her grandkids. After connecting with community food resources, they no longer had to worry about where their next meal would come from.

MEET EMMA
Emma was a shy, 2nd-grade student who needed extra help learning to read an building social-emotional skills. After she was paired with a reading mentor, Lynn, her confidence grew and she caught up with her classmates. Now she has a newfound love of reading and has set a goal to make new friends.

MEET TREVOR

After Trevor and his girlfriend faced an unexpected surgery and job loss, they struggled to afford the basics and fell behind on rent. With support from their landlord, they were connected with 211 and provided the assistance they needed to stay in their home and get back on their feet.

MEET AVERY

For many working parents, affording high-quality childcare to remain employed and have a safe place for their kids to go is a daily challenge. With the support of caring childcare and scholarships, families maintain financial stability and kids gain vital social-emotional skills.

MEET AMANDA
Amanda wanted independence but didn’t know how to secure the job she wanted. With help building a resume, practicing interviewing and learning how to navigate and dress for the workplace, she gained the confidence to apply for her first job.