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.
Join us for this webinar on program evaluation designed to increase your love of the process of program evaluation, decrease the overwhelm, and help you leverage your findings.
Congratulations to Kyle Mitchell, Harper Sinclair, and Anna Wagner for being chosen as 2021 "LIVE UNITED" Volunteer Scholarship Award recipients.
Hey, ELAC-ers! If the past year has you feeling like you’re stuck in second gear, if it hasn’t been your day, week, month, or even year, we are here for you!
For more than a year, we were on a break, but on July 15th, it’s time we get back together. Join us in person for ice cream, snacks, music, and socializing.
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.
