What matters to you?  To your family?  To your community?  What matters to the United Way of Perry County is providing help for people in crisis, making families and youth stronger and improving the health of our friends and neighbors.  All of these are things that probably matter to you too.  And that’s why United Way of Perry County is doing what matters for our community.  By funding programs that address these areas of need, we are making the greatest impact on our community.

    And by coordinating programs such as Holiday Helpers United Christmas assistance programs, we are bringing together resources in our area to help those in need in the community.  The volunteer assistance provided to non-profits through our Day of Caring is a great benefit to our partners as well as to individuals who get great satisfaction from volunteering.  And by unifying and connecting people and programs, the food pantries of the Perry County Food Coalition have been able to feed over 10,000 people this year by sharing resources with each other. 

Photo below was for a special grant we made to the Substance Abuse Committee: