STRONGER TOGETHER
Rooted in care and commitment to one another – and a belief in the power of community.
OUR COMMITMENT
We’re making it easier for you to make a difference.
The Omaha-Council Bluffs metro is a deeply generous community. Guided by our Midwest values, we take the responsibility of caring for our friends and neighbors very seriously – it’s simply the right thing to do
At United Way of the Midlands (UWM), we transform your care for community into results that make a difference right here where you live and work. It is the heart of what we do, and why we continue to earn the trust of 875 community partners.
Your
Partner for Local Impact
• Flexible ways for your employees to give from the heart
• Tailored events that create unique, engaging experiences for your team
• Visible partnership opportunities that align with your priorities
• Ready-to-go custom volunteer events that foster team spirit
• Make your dollars go further by supporting more than 150 programs
• Custom impact reports showcasing results you can see
ROOTED IN COMMUNITY
United Way of the Midlands remains a neutral bridge between government, nonprofits and businesses – committed to strengthening local support and exploring collaborative solutions.
In an evolving landscape, we continue to invest wisely, adapt as needed and ensure the greatest impact for the community we serve.
We address social and economic disparities and welcome all voices in building a thriving community together.
65% of Nebraska nonprofits are at risk of fiscal distress*
*UrbanInstitute,basedongovernmentgrantsatrisk
As needs evolve and new challenges emerge, United Way of the Midlands is here — working alongside partners, donors and volunteers to provide relief and deliver lasting results across the metro.
PARTNERS
HEALTHY COMMUNITY
Improving health and well-being for all
IDENTIFYING THE ISSUES
108,000
most-competitive rental market in the U.S.
1 in 5
low-income residents rate their overall health as fair or poor 57% of 211 Helpline requests relate to housing, food and utility assistance 1 in 3 residents across the metro report symptoms of chronic depression #7
people in our community don’t have enough to eat and don’t know where their next meal will come from
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
10M+ Meals
515,000 Health Services
Sources: New YorkTimes from RentCafe | Feeding
410,000 Shelter Nights
275,000 Contacts Supported by the 211 Helpline
“TheUnitedWayoftheMidlandsisan importantpartnerinourworkandhaving thisgranthasbeenhelpfulinbuilding credibilityasweworktoattractnewfunding sourcestosupportourmission.”
- Lenli Corbett Kountze, President and CEO, Saving Grace Perishable Food Rescue
Through strong partnerships and a deep understanding of community needs, UWM transforms care for community into action that provides both immediate relief and lasting well-being. We invest in essential services like food, shelter, housing, mental and behavioral health — ensuring your contribution strengthens the safety net.
COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS
Carole’s House of Hope
CASA for Douglas County
Catholic Charities Diocese of Des Moines*
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha*
Child Saving Institute*
Children’s Respite Care Center-CRCC
Christ Child Society
CIRA
City Sprouts*
Community Alliance Rehabilitation Services
Completely KIDS
Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership
Family Housing Advisory Services
Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home
Firefly
Girls Inc. of Omaha*
Habitat for Humanity of Council Bluffs
Heart Ministry Center
Heartland Equine Therapeutic Riding Academy
Heartland Family Service*
Heartland Hope Mission
Intercultural Senior Center
International Council for Refugees and Immigrants*
Iowa Legal Aid
Jewish Federation of Omaha
Latino Center of the Midlands
Legal Aid of Nebraska
PROGRAMS AND PARTNERSHIPS
Lutheran Family Services*
MICAH House Corporation
Nebraska Diaper Bank
Neighborgood
New Visions Homeless Services
No More Empty Pots
Omaha ForUs
Omaha Home for Boys
Omaha Public Schools
OneWorld Community Health Centers
Project Houseworks
Restoring Dignity
Santa Monica House
Saving Grace Perishable Food Rescue*
Scouting America
Siena Francis House*
Somali Community Service*
St. Vincent de Paul*
Stephen Center*
The Salvation Army*
Together
Visiting Nurse Health Services
Whispering Roots
Women’s Center for Advancement*
YMCA of Greater Omaha
Youth Emergency Services
YOUTH OPPORTUNITY
Helping young people realize their full potential
IDENTIFYING THE ISSUES
90% of a child’s brain development occurs before age 5
7,500 youth in the metro are disconnected from work or school
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
2.6M Diapers, Clothing Items and Other Essentials Provided
Sources:FirstThings FirstandBipartisan
4,600+ Barriers Overcome by JAG Students Since 2020
30M fewer words may be heard by children from low-income families by age 3
15,000 Youth Served Across JAG and Community Partners
“JAGhasbroughtmeasenseof purpose.Youcantrulymakesomething outofyourfutureandyoucansee yourselfbecomingsomethingbetter thanwhatyouthoughtyoucouldeverbe.” –Gabby, current JAG student
UWM connects caring supporters, community partners and proven programs to create opportunities for kids to learn, grow and thrive. We provide support for early childhood development programs, before and after school care and help youth prepare for college and career success — changing the trajectory for young people and building a stronger pipeline of skilled, local talent to fuel our community’s future.
COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS
African American Empowerment Network*
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands
Brighten Our Future Early Learning Center
Child Saving Institute
City Sprouts*
College Possible
Completely Kids
D2 Center
Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska
Girls Inc. of Omaha
PROGRAMS AND PARTNERSHIPS
Goodwill Industries*
International Council for Refugees and Immigrants
Iowa Jobs for America’s Graduates (iJAG)*
Kids Can Community Center
Millard Public Schools
Omaha Home for Boys
Partnership 4 Kids*
TeamMates Mentoring
The Simple Foundation
Urban League of Nebraska
YMCA of Greater Omaha
With a graduation rate of 99% last year, UWM’s Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) Nebraska program exceeds the state average and equips students with skills and support for further education, work and life.
Creating a stronger financial future for every generation
THE ISSUES
U.S. households can’t afford a $400 emergency expense
27% of people in the U.S. experience short episodes of poverty, 9x as high as rates of chronic poverty 64% of metro-area families in poverty include at least one worker 1 in 3
95% Of Individuals Served Meet Low-income Thresholds
24,000 Education and Training Sessions
82% Improvement in Workforce Readiness
“RoomforRootsempoweredmeto finishwhatIstarted.Icompletedschool andlaunchedmycateringbusiness–settingfinancialgoalstosavemoneyand getmyownapartment.” – J.J.
Building financial security takes all of us—employers, educators, community partners and supporters—working together to create pathways that help families make ends meet. By expanding access to education, job training and entrepreneurship support, we’re strengthening our workforce, empowering individuals and fueling a thriving local economy. When we invest in people’s potential, we make positive change possible for hardworking families and our entire community.
COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS
African American Empowerment Network*
Autism Action Partnership
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha
Code Black Tech
Collective for Youth
Easterseals Nebraska
Family Housing Advisory Services
Goodwill Industries*
Heart Ministry Center*
Heartland Workers Center
I Be Black Girl
inCOMMON Community Development
International Council for Refugees and Immigrants*
PROGRAMS AND PARTNERSHIPS
Iowa Jobs for America’s Graduates (iJAG)*
La Fuente Business Center
Latino Center of the Midlands
Midlands African Chamber
Nebraska Center for Workforce Development and Education*
Nebraska Enterprise Fund
Ollie Webb Center
Partnership 4 Kids*
Room for Roots
Urban League of Nebraska
Women’s Center for Advancement*
The annual Blue Collar Boxing event benefits the Nebraska Center for Workforce Development and Education (NCWDE) which focuses on increasing the qualified workforce in Nebraska by creating opportunities in the trades for Omaha’s young people.
COMMUNITY RESILIENCY
Addressing urgent needs today for a stronger, more resilient tomorrow
IDENTIFYING THE ISSUES
66% of Nebraska’s billion-dollar disasters were extreme storms
65+
will outnumber children for the first time in U.S. history in 2034 Seniors aged
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
1 in 4 of Omaha’s residential structures were built before 1950
211 Helpline Activated Within
20-30% by UWM Weatherization Projects Bills Reduced 13 Min. of the April 2024 Tornadoes
22,000 Senior Contacts Supported by 211 Helpline $1.4M in Tornado Relief
Sources:
“IusedtheGoodfellowssupportI receivedaftermyapartmentfloodedfor adeposittogetintoanewplace.This assistancereallyhelpedmestartover.” – Tracy
Resilient communities don’t just withstand challenges — they adapt, recover and emerge even stronger. Together, we’re making sure people can access critical resources when they need them most, whether facing personal hardships or broader community crises. By connecting individuals with support, strengthening local networks and preparing for what’s ahead, we’re building a community that’s ready for anything.
COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS
Catholic Charities Diocese of Des Moines*
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha*
Child Saving Institute*
CIRA
Generation Diamond
Heart Ministry Center*
Heartland Family Service*
Lutheran Family Services*
Nebraska Center for Workforce Development and Education*
PROGRAMS AND PARTNERSHIPS
RISE*
Saving Grace Perishable Food Rescue*
Siena Francis House*
Somali Community Service*
St. Vincent de Paul*
Stephen Center*
The Salvation Army*
Women’s Center for Advancement*
YouTurn
Get Connected. Get Help.™
Our community thrives when we come together. UWM forms strategic partnerships that activate resources and ensure help reaches those who need it most. Through targeted investments and a deep understanding of local needs, we create opportunity for families and strengthen the foundation for a thriving community.
211 Helpline
211 is the front door to help and a foundational community resource. Last year, the 211 Helpline responded to more than 275,000 contacts, connecting people to essential resources including housing, food, healthcare and mental health support. Available 24/7, 365 days a year, trained specialists provide confidential guidance, ensuring people get the help they need—when they need it. From crisis assistance to disaster response, 211 is part of our community’s critical infrastructure of support.
AGING AND DISABILITIES RESOURCE CENTER
211 is a State of Nebraska Aging and Disabilities Resource Center (ADRC). This effort is coordinated by Nebraska’s Department of Health and Human Services’ State Unit on Aging, through local Area Agencies on Aging, and in partnership with the disability organizations listed on the ADRC webpage.
COMBINED HEALTH AGENCIES DRIVE
Through our partnership with the Combined Health Agencies Drive (CHAD), local health charities receive funding to conduct innovative research, provide critical client services and offer education and prevention programs that focus on improving the health and quality of life of those living in Nebraska.
ALS Association, Mid-American Chapter
Alzheimer’s Association, Nebraska Chapter
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Nebraska
American Lung Association in Nebraska
Arthritis Foundation Nebraska
Autism Action Partnership
Brain Injury Alliance of Nebraska
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, Nebraska/Iowa Chapter
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Nebraska Chapter
Epilepsy Foundation Nebraska
Heart Heroes, Inc.
JDRF International, Nebraska-Iowa Chapter
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Nebraska Chapter
March of Dimes, Nebraska & Western Iowa Market
National MS Society, Mid-America Chapter
Nebraska Aids Project
Nebraska Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation
Nebraska Community Blood Bank
Nebraska Health Care Foundation
Nebraska Hospice and Palliative Care Association
Nebraska Kidney Association
Susan G. Komen Great Plains Team Jack Foundation
United Cerebral Palsy of Nebraska
COMMUNITY IMPACT FUND
The Community Impact Fund is UWM’s historical model for investing— with $6.4 million supporting essential community programs last year. Driven by the recommendations of area volunteers, this fund ensures that investments are aligned with local needs and priorities to create meaningful change.
COURT REFERRAL COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM + OFFENDER WORK PROGRAM
In collaboration with Douglas County and the court system, UWM’s Court Referral and Offender Work Programs help 400 justice-involved adults annually complete more than 2,500 community service hours, saving $450,000 each year. We connect participants to agencies, verify hours and report completion to probation officers and the courts.
EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER PROGRAM
UWM partners with United Way Worldwide and a local board of community leaders to distribute Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) funds, directing these federal resources to five metro-area nonprofits based on local needs. Through State Set Aside (SSA) funding, UWM also helps allocate support to nine state regions based on community indicators.
GOODFELLOWS
Through seasonal fundraising in partnership with the Omaha World-Herald, UWM is on track to raise more than $600,000 for the community. Our 211 Helpline and trusted community partners provide vital services like housing, food and utility support through Goodfellows to individuals and families who need a helping hand.
GREENER TOGETHER
OPPD has entrusted UWM to administer its Greener Together investment process — focused on community resilience projects including renewable energy, environmental sustainability or community betterment/education.
JOBS FOR AMERICA’S GRADUATES
JAG Nebraska is a for-credit elective equipping middle and high school students with life skills, career development and leadership training to succeed. Since 2019, JAG has grown from three schools to 80 programs, now reaching nearly 4,000 students with a 99% graduation rate. Career Specialists provide hands-on instruction, trauma-informed care and realworld skill development. Through 600+ employer visits in 2023-24, students gained direct career exposure, strengthening Nebraska’s workforce.
KARNETT TRUST
The Karnett Trust supports nonprofits providing care, education and training for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Established by Ellen C. Karnett in honor of her son Richard, the fund extends her legacy to benefit children across the metro area.
MILITARY AND FAMILY HELPLINE
The first of its kind in the country, the Military and Family Helpline braids resources and embeds a navigator on base to support veterans, service members and their families. Powered by UWM’s 211 Helpline in partnership with Offutt Air Force Base and the Nebraska Department of Veterans Affairs, this 24/7 service connects the military community to bestfit resources including housing, mental health support, financial assistance and more.
OMAHA FEDERATION OF LABOR + BLUE COLLAR BOXING
United Way of the Midlands and the Omaha Federation of Labor (AFL-CIO) continue its longstanding partnership to build a stronger, more vibrant community. Together, we host Blue Collar Boxing, an annual event supporting the Nebraska Center for Workforce Development and Education (NCWDE) and United Way of the Midlands’ Community Impact Fund. NCWDE helps grow Nebraska’s workforce by connecting young people to careers in the trades and equipping them with essential skills to support the state’s infrastructure.
SAVE OUR SENIORS
The Nebraska Save Our Seniors program through 211 empowers Nebraskans aged 60+ statewide in overcoming hardships caused by abuse, neglect and/or financial exploitation. The program offers strengths-based, trauma-informed, person-centered services and referrals using a statewide circle of support that allows seniors to remain independent.
SAVE OUR SENIORS
“SUPPO RT FOR OUR ELDERS”
SCOUTING FOR FOOD AND STAMP OUT HUNGER
As part of our commitment to supporting food security, United Way of the Midlands partners with the National Association of Letter Carriers and Scouting America each spring. Scouting for Food and Stamp Out Hunger are separate efforts, but both bring the community together through UWM to collect and distribute food, ensuring local pantries can serve those in need.
UNITE NEBRASKA
Unite Nebraska is a coordinated care network of health and social service providers. Partners in the network are connected through Unite Us’ shared technology platform, which enables them to send and receive electronic referrals, address people’s social needs and improve health across communities.
UNITED HOUSING NETWORK
Women United and the Siemer Institute support the United Housing Network, a collaborative effort focused on preventing family homelessness by ensuring housing instability is rare, brief and non-recurring. By connecting families to tailored solutions, the network helps them regain stability and thrive.
WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
UWM brought the Weatherization Assistance Program back to Douglas County in collaboration with OPPD and the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy. This no-cost program helps low-income households reduce energy costs by about 20-30% while improving health and safety, with UWM’s 211 Helpline handling applications and eligibility. Additionally, we leverage 211 and our community-wide perspective to connect families to other resources to ensure safety in the home.
COMMUNITY AT WORK
Make your giving go further, with bigger outcomes and lasting results.
Your care for our community deserves an experienced partner. United Way puts your generosity to work, creating results that make a difference in the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro.
Employee Campaign
Inspire employees with simple online and payroll deduction options. UWM staff have a robust Campaign HQ to help streamline the process.
Corporate Match
Showcase your corporate social responsibility by matching employee donations of time or dollars.
Corporate Gifts or Grants
Support causes you care about, with results you can see. We’ll report back on the impact of your generous contribution.
Special Events
Create unique experiences tailored to your team culture and goals – organized by UWM in collaboration with your employees.
Investment Process Management
Harness our expertise from start to finish so your employees can excel at what they do best.
“Thereisn’tabetterorganizationthatIcan thinkofthatmoreefficientlycuratesthe community’sdollarsforthebenefitofthis greatcity.”
- Clark Lauritzen, Chairman and President, FNBO
Volunteerism & Sponsorships
Show your support through high-visibility events.
In-Kind Donations
Share your products or services through in-kind donations. We can leverage these to enhance capacity, provide incentives and so much more.
EVENTS AND SPONSORSHIPS
Showcase your commitment to giving back
Sponsoring a United Way of the Midlands event is a powerful way to reflect your organization’s heart for giving and bring people together to celebrate the spirit of community. These partnerships amplify your dedication to service, leadership and lasting impact in the communities where you do business.
Upcoming Opportunities Include:
• Campaign Kickoff
• Annual Meeting
• Volunteer Appreciation Awards Luncheon
• Volunteer Appreciation Month
• Day of Caring
• Shine Bright
• Good on the Go
• Holiday Helpers
• MLK Day of Service
• JAG Nebraska Student Leadership and Career Conferences
“TheJAGNebraskaprogram canhelpstudentsseetheir potentialandworktoachieve theirgoals.Itisarealassetfor creatingbetteropportunities forouryoungergeneration andincreasingourhomegrown workforce in Nebraska.”
- Nebraska Governor Jim Pillen
COMMUNITY AT WORK
Foster team spirit and connection through hands-on volunteering
Whether it’s a custom volunteer event at your office or community-wide service projects, UWM makes it easy to turn employee time into meaningful action. We stay connected to local needs, partner with agencies to identify impactful projects and inspire people to come together in service. Together, we’re showing that doing good and doing business go hand in hand.
We come to you to build care kits for local nonprofits to distribute.
Celebrate volunteers and serve the community through metro-wide opportunities.
A one-day volunteer event supporting local nonprofits and community needs.
Give back through holiday drives, volunteer projects and community support all season.
“I was a kid who benefited from programslikethis,soit’snicetobeon theothersideofitnowgivingback.”
- Stephanie
Pack 5,000+ hygiene kits to help students start school strong.
Honor Dr. King’s legacy through service and community impact.
This program matches skills-based volunteer requests with those who have the expertise and experience needed.
GIVING SOCIETIES
You see what’s possible for our community—and you have the heart to make it happen. United Way Giving Societies bring together leaders, changemakers and bold contributors who believe giving isn’t just generosity—it’s a responsibility. It’s about doing what’s right, paving the way for the next generation and ensuring our community thrives for years to come. By joining, you lead by example, connect with other visionaries and turn generosity into real, lasting change.
TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
“CandaceandItrulybelieve intheworkUnitedWayis doingtohelpourneighborsin need – and when we all come togetherforacommoncause, weknowwecandogreat thingsforourcommunity.”
– Randy Wood, President & CEO Lindsay Corporation
True leadership is measured by the lives we change and the future we create. With annual gifts of $10,000 or more, Tocqueville members exemplify generosity and stewardship for the well-being of our community. Since founded locally in 1987, this society has invested more than $124 million in life-changing programs. By giving at this level, you champion the values of community, service and impact – a powerful investment in a stronger tomorrow.
Warren Buffett Challenge
TOCQUEVILLE SOCIE T Y
Through the Warren Buffett Challenge, your Tocqueville Society gift has an even greater impact. When United Way of the Midlands reaches 400 Tocqueville donors, Mr. Buffett pledges $1.6 million to strengthen our community.
Will you be part of a legacy of leadership and impact? Help us reach 400 members to ensure that opportunity, security and progress remain within reach.
BRIDGEBUILDER SOCIETY
Bridgebuilder Society members give $1,000 to $9,999 annually, serving as a pillar of connection between urgent community needs and available resources. Established in 1989, this society fills critical gaps, strengthens essential programs and creates pathways to opportunity. Generous support bridges the divide between challenges and solutions—helping more people thrive. Let’s work to grow this powerful network of change makers, together.
EMERGING LEADERS
For passionate employees in your organizations looking to make a difference, Emerging Leaders combines professional growth and community impact. With an annual gift of $250 or more, members stay informed, build connections and take action through volunteerism and advocacy. Emerging Leaders proudly support JAG Nebraska, empowering students with the skills and mentorship they need to succeed in high school, further education and future careers. By encouraging your employees to participate, you’re fostering leadership, engagement and a deeper commitment to the community—strengthening both your workforce and the region. Engage your Emerging Leaders with a chance to grow—and give back.
WOMEN UNITED + TOCQUEVILLE WOMEN’S INITIATIVE
Women United prove that passion and generosity have the power to strengthen families and transform lives. This group brings together local women who believe in the power of community and the responsibility to lift one another up. Since 2008, our members have been dedicated to addressing the most pressing local needs, creating opportunities and inspiring progress. With annual gifts of $1,500 or more, members connect through educational and volunteer opportunities—gaining deeper insight into our community’s challenges and working together to build a brighter future.
“Itrulylovehearing aboutthemonthlyupdates regardingthedollarsgivenby our members, and how these funds were able to makeapositiveimpact. EmergingLeadersisallabout givingbackandI’msoproudtobe partofagroupthat’sdedicated tomakingadifference.”
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Gemma, Emerging Leader Member
“IenjoytheamazingwomenthatI have met and the commitment to our cause is whatmakesmesoproudtobeapartofthisgroup.”
– Leslie, Women United Member
TOP 100 CAMPAIGNS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
As community leaders, these individuals are deeply invested in our work. They steward the vision of UWM and provide strategic guidance to move our organization forward.
United Way of the Midlands
PAMELA BEALL-HILL WOMEN UNITED CHAIR Director of Development Council Bluffs Schools Foundation
MATTHEW DEBOER Vice President, Director of Community Architecture HDR
Vice President Labor Relations
UNITED WAY OF THE MIDLANDS’ EXECUTIVE TEAM
sforsberg@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 522-7964
Mobile - (402) 981-3497
Office - (402) 522-7922
Mobile - (402) 658-6101
LAUREN KIMBALL, MS, MPA Chief Strategy Officer lkimball@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 522-7920
Mobile - (325) 665-7214
JIM RICHARDSON Chief Financial Officer jrichardson@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 788-5193
Mobile - (217) 898-5467
UWM DEVELOPMENT TEAM
LAURA TATTEN VP, Leadership and Planned Giving ltatten@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 522-7962
Mobile - (402) 686-9825
CARLY WELD Director, Volunteerism cweld@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (701) 260-4288
TIM CALLAHAN VP, Program Development tcallahan@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 660-5828
ALEXZ TILLMAN Coordinator, Volunteerism and Corporate Relations atillman@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 812-8010
MAUREEN IRISH VP, Campaign Development mirish@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 522-7905
Mobile - (402) 312-9004
MADDIE CUNNINGHAM Manager, Development mcunningham@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 915-0351
MATTHEW WALLEN Chief Operating Officer mwallen@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 522-7950
Mobile - (402) 517-1885
LIZ CHRISTENSEN VP, Campaign Development lchristensen@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 997-7061
Mobile - (402) 980-8409
MICHAEL BLUE Manager, Corporate and AFL-CIO Relations
mjblue@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 890-0512
CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP
Randy and Candace Wood
Jeff and Lisa Russell
Paul and Julie Maass
Derek and Nicole Leathers
John and Amy Henderson
UPCOMING EVENTS
2025 Volunteer Appreciation Awards Luncheon
Thursday, April 10, 2025
11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
The Venue at Highlander 2120 North 30th Street | Omaha, Nebraska
Tocqueville Women’s Initiative
– Breakfast with Champions featuringguestspeaker,AngelaWilliams –CEOofUnitedWayWorldwide
Thursday, May 8, 2025
8:30 – 10:30 a.m.
The Farnam Hotel
Rosewater Ballroom
1299 Farnam Street | Omaha, Nebraska
Shine Bright
August 5-8, 2025
Mid-America Center
1 Arena Way, Council Bluffs, IA 51501
UWM 2025 Campaign Kickoff
Thursday, August 28, 2025
7:30 – 9 a.m.
Scott Conference Center 6450 Pine Street | Omaha, NE 68106
Day of Caring
Friday, September 12, 2025
UWM 2025 Annual Meeting
Monday, October 27, 2025
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Grand Ballroom | CHI Health Center
455 North 10 Street | Omaha, Nebraska
UWM Agency CEO Luncheon
Thursday, December 4, 2025
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Location TBD
Blue Collar Boxing Fundraising Event
Friday, December 12, 2025
7 p.m.
Baxter Arena 2425 S 67th St | Omaha, NE
Holiday Helpers
November 1- December 31, 2025
MLK Day Volunteer Project followed by lunch Monday, January 19, 2026
10 a.m.
The Venue at Highlander 2120 North 30th Street | Omaha, Nebraska