Live United

 

United Way of Inner Wisconsin

 

GIVE
ADVOCATE
VOLUNTEER

WELCOME TO UNITED WAY OF INNER WISCONSIN

United Way News

 

2013 Funding Applications

  • 2013 funding applications will be available starting February 16, 2012 and will be due no later than March 16, 2012.

2012 Vision Council Schedule

  • Education - Helping Children and Youth Succeed Vision Council Meeting: January 30, 9:30am at River Cities Bank
  • Income - Providing for Basic Needs Vision Council Meeting: January 31, 9:30am at River Cities Bank
  • Health - Supporting Vulnerable and Aging Populations Vision Council Meeting: February 2, 9:30am at River Cities Bank
  • Adams County Vision Council Meeting: February 3, 9:00am at Moundview Memorial Hospital and Clinics

Take our ECC Survey!

  • An Employee Company Coordinator (ECC) is a United Way volunteer who helps implement the United Way campaign in his/her company’s workplace.  We want to know what you think about United Way and our most recent campaign.  Please take a moment to complete this brief survey.  Your response will help us to serve you better in the future!
  • Click here to take the survey. All responses are anonymous.

United Way Weekly Update: You Are Creating Lasting Change!

  • United Way of Inner Wisconsin supports programs such as Child Care Resource and Referral. Your gift is making an impact in our communities!
  • Elizabeth first learned about Child Care Resource and Referral services from the Healthy Birth Program at Marshfield Clinic.  She contacted Child Care Resource and Referral when her child was just an infant.  She found care pretty easily but soon discovered that her child care provider wasn’t able to meet the needs of someone working 50 hours per week.  Being a single mom means that Elizabeth needs a reliable, safe and stable environment for her son while she is at work.  She called Child Care Resource and Referral again when her son was 15 months old to find a new provider.  A referral specialist collected information from her over the phone and then customized a list of regulated child care referrals to be mailed to her.  Elizabeth made a few phone calls and was able to find the right provider for her son.