HealthLive Well

All children, adults, and seniors should have access to health services which protects and improves health and well-being among individuals and enhances measureable health outcomes of communities.

EducationLearn Well

Educational opportunities should be available to ensure that all reach optimal potential and that Central Texas has a strong workforce for years to come.

WHO WILL TACKLE THE TOUGHESTPROBLEMS?

United Way ofCentral Texas

www.UWCT.org (254) 778-8616 604 N 3rd St, Temple, TX 76501

TOGETHER, WE WILL.

Finding lasting solutionsto change people’s lives

GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER.

Community Impact

HOW WILLYOULIVE UNITED?

Financial StabilityEarn Well

All should have the opportunities and tools to lead productive, financially stable, and independent lives.

#LiveUnited#UWCT

How We Tackle These Issues

Annual campaign and grants fuel our work. In 2016-17, contributions topped $1.8 million into programs and initiatives advancing the common good. An undesignated contribution to the Community Impact Fund is the most effective way to support the whole community, helping people learn more, earn more, and lead safe and healthy lives.

Volunteers lift up our neighbors and the community through ongoing volunteer projects creating impact. Our online volunteer portal makes it easier than ever to match volunteers to projects in our community.

Special InitiativesDial 2-1-11 when you don’t know who to call, whether you need help finding child care, food stamps, care for an aging parent, or a haven from domestic violence.

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o Wellness and Health

Community Impact Collaborative

BridgeS to Wellness and Health provides temporary assistance to clients unable to afford medically necessary prescriptions, equipment, supplies, and transportation.

Certified Health Insurance Marketplace Navigators2 are local resources for enrollment into qualified health plans in the Marketplace and public programs.

The SOAR3 collaborative (Savings, Opportunities, Assets, and Results) facilitates a financial literacy program and matched savings from earned income for attending post-secondary education or first time homeownership.

VITA

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance

TAX

The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA)4 offers free tax help to people who make $50,000 or less and need assistance in preparing their tax returns.

Community

Partners

Volunteers and Community Partners evaluate and make investment decisions for every service, making sure we are achieving measurable outcomes.

12-1-1 Texas is a program of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission in collaboration with United Way of Central Texas.

2The project described was supported by Funding Opportunity Number CA-NAV-15-001 from the Centers of Medicare & Medicaid Services. The contents provided are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of HHS or any of its

agencies.3This UWCT program is funded in part through a grant from BBVA Compass Foundation and through a grant from the US Department of Health & Human Services Assets for Independence program.4This UWCT program is funded in part through a grant from BBVA Compass Foundation.

We are MORE THAN FUND-RAISERS. We are HAND-RAISERS. We FORGE UNLIKELY PARTNERSHIPS; we find NEW SOLUTIONS to old problems; we MOBILIZE THE BEST RESOURCES; and we INSPIRE INDIVIDUALS to join the fight against their community’s most daunting social crisis. Together, we will tackle the toughest problems.

United Way of Central Texas needs you to join the fight. Because your passion, expertise, and resources will help the fight become a win.

We win when we Live United!

United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in our community.

• Central Texas 4-C Inc.

• Communities in Schools of

Greater Central Texas

• Central Texas Children’s Center

• Body of Christ Clinic

• Aware Central Texas

• Cenikor Foundation

• Children’s Advocacy Center

• Central Texas Youth Services

• Bell County Community Coalition • Central Texas Housing Consortium

• Wildcat Mentors

• CASA of Bell & Coryell Counties • Girl Scouts of Central Texas

• Ralph Wilson Youth Club

• Go2Work

• Our Lady of the Angels Shelter

• Temple Community Clinic

• Helping Hands Ministry of Belton

• Ft Hood Area Habitat for Humanity

• Lone Star Legal Aid

• St. Vincent de Paul

• Families in Crisis

• Family Promise of East Bell County

2017 Community PartnersUWCT is proud to annually invest in exceptional local partners with proven track records of measurable success.

UNITED WE FIGHT.UNITED WE WIN.