40,085 individuals helped through the Hudson Valley Region 211 confidential emergency helpline
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36,937 individuals benefited from emergency food/shelter services
21,759 individuals benefited from Day of Sharing and Crisis Intervention
BECAUSE OF YOU, WE HELPED 155,000 PEOPLE AND INVESTED $11,674,895 BACK INTO OUR COMMUNITY.
31,941
individuals benefited from community partnership grants
4,889
individuals benefited from SingleCare prescription savings cards
6,219
individuals benefited from free tax services through Hudson Valley CA$H
8,244
volunteers worked together to make our community stronger
3,181
individuals benefited from United Way community support programs
1,500
individuals benefited from emergency car rides from Lyft
We pledge to always fight for the health, education and financial stability of every person in our community.
Education: Developing opportunities for lifelong learning to increase skill-based development and increasing opportunities for positive youth development and literacy services.
Financial Stability: Improving financial access for ALICE and low-income individuals to alleviate short-term financial crises in order to increase local families’ economic position and increasing annual earnings and workplace advancement of individuals and families in our region.
Health: Increasing access to healthy food for families in our community experiencing food insecurity.
Veteran: Increasing accessibility to affordable housing and legal sevices for veterans and their families.
Natasha had always been a hardworking individual, saving every penny she could from her part-time jobs. However, the reality of adult life hit her hard after college, with the rising cost of living far outpacing her starting salary. To make ends meet, she took on a second job.
Despite the grueling schedule, Natasha found satisfaction in her busy life. But when her second job was unexpectedly eliminated, she faced financial hardship. With only one income, she struggled to cover her bills and basic necessities.
Natasha desperately searched for another job but faced fierce competition. Each rejection letter felt like a blow, leaving her feeling hopeless. As her financial situation worsened, she fell behind on bills, considered selling her belongings, and experienced significant stress.
Just when she thought she couldn't cope, United Way offered her financial assistance. With their help, Natasha was able to catch up on her bills, buy groceries, and avoid eviction.
We are committed to you.