Your Donations at Work: United Way's 2023-26 Funded Partners
As of July 1, 2023, thanks to your donations, United Way of Lane County is investing over $1.4 million into 24 organizations and 4 nonprofit coalitions over the next few years. Our Community Support Grants and our Community Transformation Grants enable local programs to address immediate needs, and work “upstream” to prevent challenges before they begin, ultimately improving outcomes for kids both today and long into the future. These are your investments, at work in our community - thank you!
Check out this message from Chris Martin, Chair of the Community Investment Steering Committee, about the impact of your gifts to United Way, and then scroll down to hear from few of these funded partners!
You can learn more about all of our 2023 funded partners on our Community Investments page.
A note from Chris Martin, Chair of United Way’s Community Investment Steering Committee
Testimonials from our funded partners:
Bohemia Food Hub - supporting food sector work experience for high school youth
Tip Tap Grow - a Black-owned performing arts preschool
Daisy C.H.A.I.N. - supporting free services for parents, including education and basic needs
“I really want to take a moment to acknowledge the innovation and the commitment of United Way to actually invest in collective impact... This is going to have huge impacts on our communities for years to come.”
Lane County Violence Prevention Coalition - creating and implementing a county-wide violence prevention system
Family Relief Nursery - supporting increased outreach to families in rural south Lane County
Pearl Buck Center’s Little Jellies Program - a program for caregivers of children ages 6 weeks to 2 years
H.O.N.E.Y. Inc. - funding Culture Club, a safe space for communities of color to meet
Learn more about all of our current funded partners on our Community Investments page.