Helping Struggling Families Keep The Lights On

December 5, 2016

We believe helping struggling families with basic needs will lead them to their pathway of financial stability and success. Consumers…

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Kids Succeed & Struggling Families Win!

November 30, 2016

We believe all children should have equal access to quality day care and early learning opportunities. By supporting United Way…

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#GivingTuesday: The Many Faces of Giving

November 28, 2016

Giving Tuesday is far more than a day for writing checks to charities. It’s a day for each of us…

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EXTENDING THE SAFETY NET FOR STRUGGLING FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS

November 22, 2016

We believe that helping struggling families and individuals with basic needs assistance during times of financial crisis will eventually lead…

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Latest Grants Add $1.16 Million to Region

November 21, 2016

Sexual assault prevention, mental health support for at-risk youth, and job skill development are among 40 programs receiving a total…

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WE WANT OUR CHILDREN TO HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO SUCCEED

November 15, 2016

Your United Way of Jackson County support is helping young students understand how alcohol, tobacco, and drugs will negatively impact…

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WE WANT ALL GIRLS TO BE RESOURCEFUL AND CONFIDENT

November 8, 2016

We believe all girls in elementary school should have the opportunity to learn positive values, develop confidence and flourish through…

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SAVING FAMILIES & IMPROVING LIVES

November 1, 2016

We believe every child, family, and individual in Jackson County should have the opportunity to forge strong, healthy and caring…

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United Way Begins Leadership Transition

October 26, 2016

  Dear friends of United Way, The impact work we do is a partnership – a shared effort between United…

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GUARDIANS HELP PROVIDE A LIFE OF STABILITY

October 25, 2016

We believe it’s important to protect the interests of incapacitated adults who may be vulnerable to exploitation, neglect or injury. …

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