Impact Week has come to a close at United Way of South Central Michigan, and we’re glad you joined us! Please take a moment to hear a message from our Chief Impact Officer, Alyssa Stewart.
Last week, we highlighted the ways in which UWSCMI is looking to ALICE data to drive our investments, partnerships, and programs. We learned what ALICE represents, and how programs and organizations within our region are continuing to make an impact in their communities each and every day. Let’s recap the last week of impact and how we can continue to use ALICE data to support Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Capital Area, and Jackson County.
What Is ALICE?
https://unitedforscmi.org/impact-week-lets-meet-alice/
ALICE Data Report
https://unitedforscmi.org/alice/
Battle Creek- Milk Like Mine & R.I.S.E.
https://unitedforscmi.org/impact-week-supporting-mothers-and-feeding-children-in-battle-creek/
Capital Area- Capital Area College Access Network (CapCAN) & Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA)
Jackson County- Isaiah’s Hub Youth Center, Southwest Michigan Food Bank, & Grow Jackson
Kalamazoo County- Cradle Kalamazoo, El Concilio, and Kalamazoo County Continuum of Care
The programs and organizations listed this impact week aren’t the only ones that create an impact within our region. There are so many more throughout our communities working to provide services to those in need of assistance.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1suZ1Yc30RdtqgXD5-9Pryoj6_wGbeOLE
Thanks again for joining us! We look forward to sharing even more impact in 2023.