$770K in expenses

Community impact - united way of adams county, INC. Invests in partner programs and initiatives that strengthen youth opportunity, health, resiliency, and financial stability so all residents can thrive. UWAC supports early learning, after school and mentoring programs, career readiness, access to healthcare and mental health services, prevention initiatives, disaster response and recovery, and efforts that promote financial literacy, housing, and long-term stability. Additionally, community building council teams of adams county stakeholders collaborate on solutions for behavioral health, community stability/poverty, and housing, needs identified through the adams county community needs assessment. UWAC focuses on alice (asset limited, income constrained, employed), working families whose income does not cover basic necessities, to ensure resources are directed where they have the greatest impact.

$177K in expenses

Direct programs and services - united way of adams county, INC. Mobilizes communities to action so all can thrive. UWAC delivers direct client support, referral services, and ongoing leadership of community and county based collaborative teams. Services include the help line, emergency food & shelter, good news of christmas, leadership of adams county voluntary organizations active in disaster (voad), interagency council, and just added in 2024 dolly parton's imagination library. The UWAC help line offers information and referral services to match the needs of community members in crisis to the resources available with one phone call. This is done with UWAC's close connection to community agencies and case workers. Donated use of facilities and transportation services for our good news program totaled $5,237.

$102K in expenses

Fiscally sponsored groups - united way of adams county, INC. Shares knowledge to scale impact so all can thrive. By leveraging financial, staff, administrative, in-kind, and volunteer resources, partnerships are created focusing on the mission to inspire, unite, and empower the people of adams county to reach their full human potential. Fiscally sponsored groups include the quincy area partnership for unmet needs, tri-state warrior outreach, give kids a smile, and mental health education coalition. Unmet needs is a collaborative effort with the faith community, social service agencies, and UWAC generating and distributing funds to help adams county residents overcome hurdles to financial stability. Tri-state warrior outreach takes a similar approach swiftly responding to veterans in need.