United Way of Greater Milwaukee & Waukesha County
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Change. It's the one word we all got to know a little better in 2020. United Way was built for times like these.
Through the Helping Kids Succeed initiative, United Way connects schools in Waukesha County with resources to improve outcomes for students.
Three-year-old Ani is a typical kid: she loves Frozen, jumping on the trampoline, and playing with her big sister. But Ani’s life is not always easy.
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It’s not one person, it’s all of us, working together, to create lasting change in our community.
When Karin and Gary moved to Brookfield, they had no built-in support system and needed to access services for their three-year-old son, Judah, who has Down syndrome.
United Way and the Milwaukee Health Care Partnership fight for the health of every person in our local community.
Having a place to call home is the foundation of a healthy and successful life. Yet many families in our community are one missed rent or mortgage payment away from homelessness.
This video highlights a true story about a survivor of domestic violence and includes interviews with representatives of Sojourner, The Women’s Center (Waukesha), and Advocates of Ozaukee.
United Way and MPS are partners in bringing together parents, teachers, community, and local organizations to ensure the success of every Milwaukee student.
Ramona often felt lonely and depressed, but when she started attending a United Way-funded program her life changed.
Our community will only prosper and grow if all families are financially stable. Fewer financial stresses led to healthier and more successful lives for Piper, Amber, and thousands of others in our community.
Piper used a United Way-funded program to become financially stable and save for a car to get to work.
Ever got help with his health and housing needs in one location - now he's feeling great!
Antonio got employment resources through United Way and ManpowerGroup's Men's Conference and other local programs to help him find his dream job.
Connor of Oconomowoc makes friends and stays healthy through United Way-funded special programs at YMCA Pabst Farms.
After experiencing a lifetime of homelessness, single father Milagro found housing and employment resources through United Way and Project Homeless Connect.
Thanks to United Way-funded financial stability programs, Amber of Waukesha repaired her credit, started saving, and is now a proud homeowner.
There are so many ways to do good and give back through United Way.
United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in our local community.
Tiffany of Milwaukee got connected to the care she needed to manage chronic pain and keep her family healthy.
United Way invests in the success of Waukesha students in many ways!
United Way invests in alcohol and drug abuse prevention programs for students to ensure they grow into strong, healthy adults.
After losing their homes, Johnny of Milwaukee and Nancy of Waukesha found safe housing and support through United Way-funded programs.
A United Way-funded program for adults with disabilities helped Megan of Waukesha find a job she loves.
Born with a disability, Myah of Muskego got the quality care she needed to grow and thrive.
United Way and Milwaukee Succeeds partner to ensure every child has access to high-quality early childhood education programs.
After losing his insurance, Trenton of Milwaukee called 2-1-1 and got connected to resources to help manage his diabetes.
Jose of Waukesha wanted to advance his education and set a good example for his family, so he sought help through a United Way-funded financial stability program.