Our Work:
During natural disasters or other emergency related situations, United Way is here to help. We are dedicated to providing information on ways to assist the community and those who need us most. We work with our community partners, government entities to determine how best to address needs across our communities.
Our Partner Programming:
- Crisis Resource Center - Domestic Violence Program
- Exchange Club Center for Family Unity - Supervised Visitation Program, In Home Mentoring Program
Why This Is Important:
United Way believes that every community in Steele County deserves to prosper.
Our Impact:
We're strengthening the foundations of communities for a more sustainable future.
1. Emergency Preparedness and Support: Increase the number of households with emergency preparedness plans, enhance the availability and accessibility of support networks for vulnerable populations, and boost the number of community members trained in emergency response and disaster preparedness.
2. Community Engagement and Social Cohesion: Boost participation in community-building activities and volunteerism, increase the number of volunteers engaged in community service projects, and improve the sense of community and social support networks through increased participation in community events and activities.
In Need of Assistance?
211 can connect you to resources available in your area, including natural disaster resources and non-emergency assistance. It's available 24/7 and provides individuals in need with referrals for services in your area. The service is free and confidential.
Ways To Connect With 211:
- Text your zip code to 898-211
- Dial 2-1-1 from any phone
- Visit 211unitedway.org