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A Bi-Weekly Highlight of the Great Impact Your Generosity is Making Possible in the Lives of Those in Our Community

Black History Month

Black History Month

This February, we celebrate Black History Month! Join us all month long as we commemorate the accomplishments, achievements and history of remarkable leaders, influencers and educators in the Black community.

Housing United

Housing United

United Way of Broward County is proud to announce the launch of Housing United - a new initiative to address the affordable housing crisis. Click below to learn more.

MISSION UNITED

Visit From the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs

In January, U.S. Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs, Donald M. Remy, visited the newly opened Veteran Resource Center in Fort Lauderdale. Secretary Remy met with our MISSION UNITED staff and Veteran clients.

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Prevention Resource Center

United Way of Broward County's Commission on Behavioral Health & Drug Prevention developed the center to create a centralized information/resources to prevent substance use and provide mental health resources.

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It's OK to not be OK. If you or someone you know needs help, dial 9-8-8

mental health resources

ABOUT United Way of Broward County

United Way of Broward County fights for the Health, Education and Financial Prosperity of EVERY person in our community.

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What We Do

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71%

71% of individuals healthcare coverage was obtained, preserved or increased

85.6%

85.6% special needs adults increased their healthy eating

94.6%

94.6% participating youth increased their knowledge regarding cancer types and risks

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77%

77% of children in educational funded programming increased their literacy skills

60%

60% of women in substance abuse treatment were able to obtain a GED, high school diploma or higher degree

10,000

10,000 books were provided to students through our ReadingPals program

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83%

83% of program participants increased their financial literacy level

60%

60% of program participants increased their ability to be self sufficient

95%

95% of person receiving financial stability programming reported being satisfied with the services they received

Success Stories

United Way - Lin Autism

Lin is a young teen with albinism, autism and visual impairment. Through…

MISSION UNITED Supporting Veteran Financially

Jack ran a successful business for seven years – until changes in the market…

Youth Empowerment Broward County

Natalie battled with depression as a young girl. To help other youths…

A copy of the official registration and financial information may be obtained from the division of consumer services by calling 1-800-435-7352 within the state. Our Registration number is CH536. Registration does not imply endorsement, approval, or recommendation by the state. UWBC does not use paid solicitations and 100% of each contribution is received by UWBC.