539

Caring community members volunteered.


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Residents impacted this year with support from community members like you.


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Nutritious meals delivered to individuals and families in our community.


United Way of Central Kentucky raises $29,182 through skydiving fundraiser

Skydive for Change took place Saturday, August 24th, 2024 at Elizabethtown Regional Airport. The event featured nine volunteer jumpers who leaped from 12,000 feet to raise funds for Operation Good Neighbor. The event was held in partnership with Skydive Kentucky.

JOIN US FOR FREE MOVIE NIGHT ON THE LAWN: HOCUS POCUS

Come, we fly… We will be playing Disney’s Hocus Pocus on the lawn here at United Way of Central Kentucky on October 12th.

Lawn games, popcorn, light refreshments, character appearances and more will be available. Bring chairs and a blanket!

Let’s #LIVEUNITED &

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WHAT WE’RE FIGHTING FOR

EDUCATION

Success in life begins with a quality education. And yet, millions of children and youth lack the support they need to strengthen their literacy, stay on track in school, graduate high school and find a career. With your support, we’re fighting to shift the odds so tomorrow’s leaders can build a better foundation today.

FINANCIAL STABILITY

UWCK addresses the obstacles that prevent hard working families from getting ahead financially, providing the education and support needed to empower those in need to stop needing help.

HEALTH AND BASIC NEEDS

When individuals are unable to meet their immediate needs, it is more difficult to focus on long-term goals. United Way recognizes that basic needs services are essential to the most vulnerable in our community and critical to getting people back on the road to self-sufficiency.

Common Good in the Commonwealth

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