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Because You Gave…

  • Nearly 300 children and their families accessed early care and education programs, giving children the strong start they need to grow, learn and thrive.
  • 150 children with a disability or special need and their families received services that help them reach important milestones and build brighter futures.
  • 4,460 youth participated in out-of-school time programs where they found safe spaces to learn, make friends and gain skills that prepare them for success.
  • 166 adults with disabilities found jobs through supported employment.
  • More than 6,000 adults and children accessed mental health services and found that hope and support are within reach.
  • 366 survivors of domestic or sexual violence and 329 adults and children experiencing homelessness found safe shelter and connection to supportive services.
  • 414 households received assistance with rent, mortgage, utilities or transportation to help them find or maintain stability.
  • 7,312 food orders were provided to families experiencing food insecurity.
  • 564 senior adults received 90,195 nutritious meals –  many delivered to directly to their homes and some enjoyed with friends at locations throughout town.
  • And so much more!
  • Nearly 300 children and their families accessed early care and education programs, giving children the strong start they need to grow, learn and thrive.
  • 150 children with a disability or special need and their families received services that help them reach important milestones and build brighter futures.
  • 4,460 youth participated in out-of-school time programs where they found safe spaces to learn, make friends and gain skills that prepare them for success.
  • 166 adults with disabilities found jobs through supported employment.
  • More than 6,000 adults and children accessed mental health services and found that hope and support are within reach.
  • 366 survivors of domestic or sexual violence and 329 adults and children experiencing homelessness found safe shelter and connection to supportive services.
  • 414 households received assistance with rent, mortgage, utilities or transportation to help them find or maintain stability.
  • 7,312 food orders were provided to families experiencing food insecurity.
  • 564 senior adults received 90,195 nutritious meals –  many delivered to directly to their homes and some enjoyed with friends at locations throughout town.
  • And so much more!

 

Last year, all of this and so much more was possible through United Way agencies, because you gave.

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