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Cultivating Just Communities Where Kids Succeed and We All Thrive

Your gift is invested directly in programs and initiatives helping kids reach success, and supports United Way's efforts of leveraging people, connections, and resources to build a more just and resilient future for all. By giving to United Way, you are part of community-changing solutions. If you prefer to make a recurring donation to the Live United General Fund, click here. If you prefer to give by check, please mail it to 3171 Gateway Loop, Springfield, OR 97477.

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Live United General Fund

Supports all United Way efforts helping children be successful in school and life. Giving here ensures your donation has the most impact and is directed to the programs and initiatives with the greatest need.

Family Health and Stability

Supports initiatives helping families access stable housing, food security, mental healthcare, and the family resources they need to thrive. Funds programs such as Florence Food Share, Relief Nursery, Daisy C.H.A.I.N, and more.

Kindergarten Readiness

Supports kids in gaining the early math, literacy and social skills for a successful start. Funds programs like Imagination Library, Pearl Buck Center, Tip Tap Grow Preschool, and more.

Elementary Success

Supports students in reaching important reading benchmarks and succeeding in elementary school. Funds programs such as SMART Reading, BookFest, Boys and Girls Club of Western Lane County, and more.

Youth Knowledge and Skills

Supports programs providing youth with the knowledge, skills and support to reach their potential and pursue their dreams. Funds programs such as South Lane Mental Health, 15th Night, Upriver Siuslaw Vision Team, and more.

Racial Justice

Supports local initiatives addressing racial disparities and advancing equity throughout Lane County. As a new United Way initiative, use of funds will be directed by local community leaders from impacted communities and informed by listening sessions and conversations throughout this winter and spring.

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