This summer, I interned at the Open Door Clinic (ODC), where I worked as the dental coordinator alongside Fernanda Canales. My time at Open Door helped me see the importance of oral health through the lives of the migrant community we serve. As someone interested in medicine, specifically pursuing a…
United Way of Addison County (UWAC) has approved $150,000 in Community Impact Funding (CIF) for the 2026 grant cycle, advancing its commitment to improving lives and strengthening communities across Addison County. Thanks to the continued generosity of local donors, UWAC will invest $22,263 more in partner…
The Addison County Unit for Special Investigations & Child Advocacy Center (ACUSI), United Way of Addison County, and the Middlebury Office of VDH are exploring a collaborative Professional Development & Community Education Series for educators, school staff, and youth-serving professionals throughout…
United Way of Addison County (UWAC) fosters community service for all community members, but especially for our youth in Addison County. In that spirit, UWAC honors a local high school senior through the UWAC Youth Volunteer Scholarship Award. On behalf of a generous donor, one student is chosen annually…
Prom and graduation season is upon us, and it’s a whirlwind of excitement for teens and their families alike! While these milestones are a cause for celebration, it’s important to recognize their potential risks.
Enter Celebrate Safely, the annual campaign geared toward local high school students and…
United Way of Addison County’s Parent & Caregiver Survey is now live and will remain open through the end of April. We hope to hear from as many parents and caregivers of students in grades 6–12 as possible, and your help in sharing the survey would make a big difference.
The goal of this survey is…
February 11 (2/11) is National 211 Day, an annual observance celebrating the go-to, three-digit (2-1-1) resource that helps millions of people across North America connect to help. In Vermont, Vermont 211 (VT 211) provides free, statewide access to community resources through personalized assistance…
No one loves doing their taxes. But this year, it’s easier than ever if you use My Free Taxes.
That’s United Way’s free, online tax filing program. It lets U.S. tax filers who earned less than $89K last year file their federal and state taxes online -- for free. Since 2009, My Free Taxes has helped…
United Way of Addison County is excited to announce that Maria Collette of Ferrisburgh has joined our staff as Accounting & Operations Coordinator!
Maria grew up in Massachusetts but has lived in Addison County for nearly 25 years, spending the majority of her adult career working in the health field.…
Thank you to Emily Landenberger of the Addison County Food Security Network for sharing the following information regarding 3SquaresVT Benefits and the November delay.
Hunger Free Vermont is working tirelessly to keep us updated on developments related to 3SquaresVT funding and has created a flyer and…
This summer, I interned at the Open Door Clinic (ODC), where I worked as the dental coordinator alongside Fernanda Canales. My time at Open Door helped me see the importance of oral health through the lives of the migrant community we serve. As someone interested in medicine, specifically pursuing a…
United Way of Addison County (UWAC) has approved $150,000 in Community Impact Funding (CIF) for the 2026 grant cycle, advancing its commitment to improving lives and strengthening communities across Addison County. Thanks to the continued generosity of local donors, UWAC will invest $22,263 more in partner…
The Addison County Unit for Special Investigations & Child Advocacy Center (ACUSI), United Way of Addison County, and the Middlebury Office of VDH are exploring a collaborative Professional Development & Community Education Series for educators, school staff, and youth-serving professionals throughout…
United Way of Addison County (UWAC) fosters community service for all community members, but especially for our youth in Addison County. In that spirit, UWAC honors a local high school senior through the UWAC Youth Volunteer Scholarship Award. On behalf of a generous donor, one student is chosen annually…
Prom and graduation season is upon us, and it’s a whirlwind of excitement for teens and their families alike! While these milestones are a cause for celebration, it’s important to recognize their potential risks.
Enter Celebrate Safely, the annual campaign geared toward local high school students and…
United Way of Addison County’s Parent & Caregiver Survey is now live and will remain open through the end of April. We hope to hear from as many parents and caregivers of students in grades 6–12 as possible, and your help in sharing the survey would make a big difference.
The goal of this survey is…
February 11 (2/11) is National 211 Day, an annual observance celebrating the go-to, three-digit (2-1-1) resource that helps millions of people across North America connect to help. In Vermont, Vermont 211 (VT 211) provides free, statewide access to community resources through personalized assistance…
No one loves doing their taxes. But this year, it’s easier than ever if you use My Free Taxes.
That’s United Way’s free, online tax filing program. It lets U.S. tax filers who earned less than $89K last year file their federal and state taxes online -- for free. Since 2009, My Free Taxes has helped…
United Way of Addison County is excited to announce that Maria Collette of Ferrisburgh has joined our staff as Accounting & Operations Coordinator!
Maria grew up in Massachusetts but has lived in Addison County for nearly 25 years, spending the majority of her adult career working in the health field.…
Thank you to Emily Landenberger of the Addison County Food Security Network for sharing the following information regarding 3SquaresVT Benefits and the November delay.
Hunger Free Vermont is working tirelessly to keep us updated on developments related to 3SquaresVT funding and has created a flyer and…
