Archive for May 2016

We believe children are more likely to remain active throughout their life if they participate in regular physical activity they enjoy. Routine physical activity during their formative years will have a long term positive impact on their health.  By supporting United Way of Jackson County you make it possible for children from less fortunate families…

We believe Jackson’s most vulnerable citizens deserve housing, food, access to medical & mental health services, a sense of community and a place they can call home.   Because of your support, United Way of Jackson County can provide funding to the John George Home.   Early in 2016, key members of our community came together to…

We believe that helping women and children break away from a dangerous domestic situation protects them from current and future harm.  Survivors of domestic violence need assistance that puts them on the pathway to safety and financial stability, benefiting them and our community.  Because of your support, United Way of Jackson County is able to…

We believe a quality education leads to a successful future, access to good jobs and other opportunities.  Children who are not reading at the appropriate level by 4th grade are less likely to advance their education beyond high school and are more likely to drop out of school all together.  United Way of Jackson County’s…