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Programs that make a difference

Your support makes impactful United Way programs possible. Together, we help families go from crisis to stability and from stability to prosperity. Learn more about us.

Meeting Basic Needs

Meeting Basic Needs

Connect struggling households with essential resources like housing, food and child care.

Advancing Equity

Advancing Equity

Connect struggling households with essential resources like housing, food and child care.

Creating Youth Opportunity

Creating Youth Opportunity

Connect struggling households with essential resources like housing, food and child care.

Promoting Prosperity

Promoting Prosperity

Connect struggling households with essential resources like housing, food and child care.

OUR IMPACT

When you support United Way, you help families find relief in times of crisis and work toward stability. Here are just a few ways that your support makes a difference.
Our Impact

calls for help answered by 2-1-1.

raised to support local families from Rev United.

students participate in summer enrichment programs through Summer Discovery.

Suzanne Shank
It was just ingrained in me that good people give back.

Suzanne Shank, president and CEO of Siebert Williams Shank & Co., LLC

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Ride the WAVE: Western-Washtenaw’s Community Connector
It’s our vision that within our communities, all people will have access to all places.

Marie Gress, executive director at WAVE

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Your support makes this work possible.

Supporters like you, teamed with our vast network of partners, sponsors, donors, volunteers, advocates, employees and more, team to make a real difference in Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw and Wayne counties. Together, we advance equitable communities where households are stable and children thrive. Give today and help support individuals and families throughout our region. give today

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