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YOU CAN DO A LOT OF GOOD IN OUR COMMUNITY

When you join with other community members, you can help more than 100,000
people each year through programs housed at United Way.

But we know we can’t do it alone. That’s why we’re excited to partner with
hundreds of organizations, thousands of volunteers, and donors — people just
like you. These community partnerships allow us to triple your impact so that
more than 300,000 people are helped with your gift.

When you give to United Way, your donation stretches further because we have the
data and expertise to provide support where it’s needed most.

Give today

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To create a thriving community, we must ensure the economic well-being of all
people. We are committed to creating pathways to prosperity for everyone,
regardless of their circumstances.

Economic well-being, in simple terms, refers to how well people are doing
financially. It includes having enough cash to cover critical needs such as
food, housing and health care, as well as having some extra money for savings
and other expenses. It means living comfortably without financial stress and
having opportunities for a better quality of life.

United Way is focused on three key issues that impact family economic
well-being:

 * Educational Success
 * Financial Empowerment
 * Housing Security

While these are not the only issues that families face, we believe they are the
most urgent in our community.

But make no mistake — these are not simple problems and there are no easy
solutions.

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Morganne worked as a hospital lab technician but had her sights set higher. She
decided to go back to school to become a licensed practical nurse (LPN). Her
schedule is tough: Working nights and attending nursing classes during the day
left her exhausted and struggling to keep up.

Morganne's situation got worse when her daughter became seriously ill. She
reduced her work hours even more, which made it hard to keep up with rent and
car payments. Then her car broke down, and she faced the threat of eviction.

Morganne is determined to reach her goal of becoming an LPN and wants to set a
good example for her children. Despite the challenges, she presses on with your
support. Through the Renew Collaborative, Morganne received help with her back
rent while working on a long-term plan to keep her family in their home.

Many families are in crisis before they can receive public support. We want
families like Morganne’s to get help before they reach a crisis point.



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YOU HELP FAMILIES THROUGH THE RENEW COLLABORATIVE

Housing security has become our community’s biggest need today. One emergency —
such as car repairs or a medical bill — can mean the difference between getting
by and being evicted. This is especially true for families experiencing
financial distress. What happens at United Way when the community faces a new
challenge? We pivot and provide the support needed for our neighbors to thrive.
That’s why we recently launched the Renew Collaborative, an eviction-prevention
program.

Eviction is disruptive for families. It can lead to job loss and poor education
and health outcomes.

Eviction is expensive for landlords. Legal fees, cleaning expenses and lost rent
mean the cost of eviction sometimes exceeds the back rent due.

With your gift, more people will receive help through the Renew Collaborative.

Give today


MAKE YOUR IMPACT GO FURTHER

Our goal is simple: We want to help our neighbors put a roof over their heads
and keep it there. Eviction prevention is just one way your gift will make a
stable home a reality for people in our community.

We leverage multiple programs such as 211, Project LIFT, Free Tax Prep and
others to move people forward. With your support, we can invest in innovative,
local solutions that make a difference for people today and provide longer-term
support to keep our community moving forward.


 





$250





$500





$1,000

can connect 12 neighbors to help through United Way 211 can help 12 families
file their taxes for free, maximizing their refund to pay housing and utility
costs. can help a family avoid eviction  




WHEN WE STAND UNITED, WE ALL THRIVE

Receiving a helping hand in the short term helps families with success in the
long run.

You're not just putting out fires today, you’re helping families build a
foundation that will last for generations.

This is the heart of our mission — ensuring that the challenges families face
today aren’t holding back the generations of tomorrow.

The power of United Way is that you are part of a collective. We can do more
together than we can alone. And what’s more amazing? When you give to United Way
now, your donation is helping today and in the future.

No matter what you give — every dollar counts.

Thank you for believing our community can be a better place for all of us. We
are grateful to do this work with you.

Give today

United Way of Greater Cincinnati  |   2400 Reading Road, Cincinnati, OH
45202  |  513-762-7100  |  uwgc.org

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