218,000+
individuals were impacted in 2018 by programs and initiatives supported by United Way.
31,909
individuals were able to achieve academic success and become more prepared for their future through education-related services
6,552
children gained life & leadership skills through extra-curricular programs
19,000
students received afterschool mentoring & tutoring
360
young children received free books to read during the summer through Book Bash
1,367
children received meals before or after school to promote academic readiness
1,000+
children received socks & underwear through Operation Seats & Feet
720
children received free school supplies through Stuff the Bus
individuals were able to become more competitive in the workplace while gaining access to financial and supplemental resources to promote independence
108,304
76%
employment rate for those who completed job skills training programs
55,677
meals were provided to the homeless or severely impoverished
919
individuals received rent & utilities assistance to prevent eviction & loss of living necessities
1,338
individuals received budget & credit counseling support
1,216
mentally or physically disabled individuals received job training
3,232
nights of shelter were provided to individuals & families in need
78,786
individuals were able to strengthen their community's capacity to address needs while gaining access to health related services and support
17,591
uninsured or underinsured were given access to health & dental services
3,246
servicemen & women received necessity items, counseling & emergency communications
2,071
less fortunate young children
received dental care
4,957
individuals were trained in disaster prepardness & relief services
13,528
rape crisis calls were answered & referred to therapeutic sessions, criminal justice support, or medical treatment
1,850
domestic violence victims received shelter, support therapy, or called the crisis hotline for help
Local companies, schools, churches, and other organizations impacted lives all year long.
Our free and confidential helpline that is available 24/7 in multiple languages matched the needs of residents with available resources to promote positive well being.
Volunteers in service to America help foster early learning and literacy, parent engagement, and bridge the gaps between communities and schools.
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