We identify the most pressing issues in Addison County and we bring together the people we think can solve them. United Way funds agencies that, working together, can address the nuances of complex problems like poverty, homelessness, lack of affordable high-quality childcare, domestic violence, isolation, substance use disorder, and a disengaged workforce. We find solutions to fill unmet needs. We deploy volunteers as the feet on the street, delivering hope to people in need. We raise funding through generous donors who understand that social change can’t happen without it.
Thanks to you and our network of nonprofit partners, we've made incredible strides, but there’s still vital work ahead. Your support is essential in transforming lives and making a tangible impact on those who need it most. The journey to a healthier, stronger Addison County cannot be traveled alone. Please give today; together, we can lead the way for a brighter future for everyone.
UWAC fosters community service for all community members, especially our youth in Addison County. In that spirit, we are pleased to honor a local high school senior through the UWAC Youth Volunteer Scholarship.
Addison County has a housing crisis. Market conditions, the lack of available housing for sale and rent, and the condition of our housing stock all contribute to what has become a deeply pressing issue for our community. The problem is complex, but it CAN be solved. Join us on May 6th for the 2025 Homelessness Awareness Day.
A program of United Ways of Vermont, Vermont 2-1-1 is a statewide, confidential information and referral helpline that connects callers to available human services including food, shelter, healthcare, COVID-related issues and more.
