Last Thursday, the McKenzie Little Eagles Child Care center hosted an open house, offering community members and prospective parents the chance to tour their new facility in Blue River. For a community that’s weathered devastating challenges the last few years, the center offers more than simply child care - it stands as a symbol of resilience and hope.
Read MoreWe are honored to share with you our 2021-22 Annual Report! It is filled with inspiring stories and powerful data illustrating the impact that we’re making, together, to create opportunities for a better life for all.
Read MoreOn the eve of another wildfire season, 17 rural community organizations from around Lane County are now more prepared to respond to potential disasters, thanks to a recent four-part training for rural organizations.
Read MoreTwo months after the Holiday Farm Fire, as the smoke has cleared, Jared Pruch, United Way's Director of Community Impact sat down virtually with Brandi Crawford Ferguson, McKenzie Ricer Trust's Associate Director of Philanthropy, to discuss the pivot towards long term recovery efforts for the communities most impact by the fires.
Read MoreJust four weeks after the Holiday Farm Fire erupted, and thanks to quick action, collaboration, and the generosity of many near and far, United Way of Lane County has distributed a total of $474,250 in Wildfire Response efforts.
Read MoreAs contributions continue to pour in for wildfire response efforts, United Way of Lane County made a second investment to organizations on the front lines. $64,250 in grants will provide food, shelter, mental health support, and more.
Read MoreThanks to a significant outpouring of support from the community in the last few days, United Way of Lane County has just disbursed $200,000 in wildfire response funds, the first in multiple rounds of funding for organizations addressing immediate needs of those impacted by the fires.
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