$1.6M in expenses

In 2023-2024, funding was provided for 40 programs run by 23 local agencies and 3 community impact initiatives: providing access to healing (path), community partnership for children (CPC), and the volunteer center of sheboygan county. Path is a youth-focused mental health initiative that is responding to the need to increase access to mental health services for youth and places licensed therapists in schools. CPC recognizes the importance of supporting families during the most critical years of youth development (birth to age six) while addressing gaps and coordinating efforts to ensure children are kindergarten ready. The volunteer center connects individuals and businesses to local volunteer needs. United way also works to strengthen the local social sector through providing the nonprofit resource network, volunteer center network and educational training and workshops for nonprofit staff, boards, and the community. During the fiscal year ended 06/30/24: 9,094 youth participated in programs to improve their future 1,730 parents received parenting education and support 23,655 nights of shelter provided to those in need 8,272 individuals received mental health services 6,853 individuals received financial support 9,818 therapy session were provided to 538 students through school based mental health