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GIVE BACK TO CENTRAL KENTUCKY, VOLUNTEER TODAY
Volunteering with United Way of Central Kentucky is a meaningful way to support your local community. By giving your time and talents, you help strengthen education, health, and financial stability across Central Kentucky, making a real difference in the lives of your neighbors and creating a brighter future for the region.
JOIN THE GREEN THUMB CREW: VOLUNTEER AT UWCK’S COMMUNITY GARDEN
Volunteer at United Way of Central Kentucky’s Community Garden and help grow fresh, healthy produce for the community! Located right across from our office, this garden offers a chance to give back while enjoying the outdoors. Volunteers assist with planting, harvesting, and maintaining the garden, ensuring fresh herbs, flowers, and vegetables are available for everyone. Come help make a difference and enjoy the satisfaction of knowing you’re growing food that will nourish your neighbors.
FEATURED STORIES
A Zen Space For Growth
UWCK partnered with Altec Inc.’s Reach Higher Committee and students in the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) program at College View to create a Zen Garden. Volunteers contributed to the project by laying sod to establish the garden, building benches and tables for seating, constructing a pergola for shade, and installing a barrier wall for added privacy. Additionally, they addressed an old, non-functional koi pond by covering it and revitalized the surrounding area through landscaping. Trees, flowers, and bushes were planted, and stones were laid to create a serene and visually appealing environment for students to enjoy. Learn more about the project here.
Operation Good Neighbor exemplifies the spirit of community service
UWCK partnered with Altec Inc.’s Reach Higher Committee and students in the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) program at Hardin County residents faced critical home repair needs to the entrance of their home. UWCK partnered with the national organization World Changers to address these needs by building a front and rear deck. Through UWCK’s Operation Good Neighbor program, renovation projects were completed to enhance the safety and accessibility to the home. Learn more about the project here.
Baptist Health and UWCK spruce up North Park Elementary
Staffers from Baptist Health Hardin and Baptist Health Medical Group offices donated volunteer labor to North Park Elementary School in preparation for the start of the new school year. UWCK not only matched the volunteer group with the project, but also facilitated the delivery of materials, including a load of mulch, which was donated by the City of Elizabethtown and delivered by the City of Radcliff to help refresh the school’s landscaping.
