WE'RE MAKING AN IMPACT

United Way brings communities together to find strength and share hope. It’s the way we rally in hard times to meet people’s needs so they can rise back up and build a better future.

Healthy Community

Improving Health and Wellbeing for All

Everyone should be able to make healthy choices for themselves and their families. But there can be lots of barriers in underserved communities. United Way’s partnerships with local groups expand access to nutritious food and quality health care, education and services.
Financial Security

Building financial stability and strength

Everyone deserves the opportunity to earn a living that can sustain a family and build security for future generations. That’s why we’re partnering to help more adults thrive in a career, live in quality housing and build generational wealth.
Youth Opportunity

Helping young people realize their full…

At United Way, we want all kids to soar. So we work with the people who care for them — from families and neighbors, to schools and community agencies — to connect young people with the support they need.
Community Resiliency

Addressing urgent needs today and advancing…

United Way believes every community deserves to prosper. We work with our neighbors to build resilient communities that are more connected, supportive and ready to respond to any challenge.

"Everybody can be great because everybody can serve." - Martin Luther King, Jr.

 

"Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference." Kathy Calvin.

"Advocacy is empathy, compassion and community at work." Janna Cachola.

How We've Helped

Our Impact

150,666

free, books delivered to children, age 0-5 in St. Landry and Evangeline Parishes

$694,356

in tax refunds, EITC, & Child Tax credits returned to our community through VITA

16,000

Pounds of food collected for local food pantries through our annual FoodNet food drive
Dec 2
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