A Thank You letter from Kristin Brandner, United Way Executive Director,
I have some exciting news.
In April, United Way asked local nonprofits for programs that will help us reach our goal to ensure all children and adults in Washington County are physically and mentally healthy.
I have some exciting news.
In April, United Way asked local nonprofits for programs that will help us reach our goal to ensure all children and adults in Washington County are physically and mentally healthy.
There was an overwhelming response, with 16 agencies requesting a total of $521,541. With $240,731 in funds available, United Way's community volunteers had the challenge of prioritizing which programs most effectively respond to the greatest needs. You can see the full list of programs on our website..
These programs provide important mental health services for families dealing with issues like bipolar disorder and depression, they help prevent young people from using and becoming addicted to drugs and alcohol, and they encourage healthy behaviors so adults can avoid chronic disease. United Way's support will help these programs do even more.
None of this would be possible without the support of people like you! Thank you for helping us improve health in Washington County.
Warm Regards,
Kristin Brandner
Executive Director
These programs provide important mental health services for families dealing with issues like bipolar disorder and depression, they help prevent young people from using and becoming addicted to drugs and alcohol, and they encourage healthy behaviors so adults can avoid chronic disease. United Way's support will help these programs do even more.
None of this would be possible without the support of people like you! Thank you for helping us improve health in Washington County.
Warm Regards,
Kristin Brandner
Executive Director
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