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THIS PAST YEAR...

More than 250,000 people were impacted by MUW-supported programs for the health and basic needs of individuals and families in our seven-county region.
To date, 25,000 developmental screenings have empowered families to help their children reach their full potential.
We launched our Black L.O.V.E Philanthropic Partnership (BLPP) that empowers and invests in Black-led social change organizations. 19 nonprofits were included in our first round of investments.
3,000 attended Beyond Buzzwords speaker series on diversity, equity and inclusion
93% of parents agreed that Metro United Way's Ages & Stages developmental screening and the tools received were helpful
4,000+ people participated in Racial Wealth Gap simulations
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41,953 people contacted MUW's 211 call center for emergency assistance and referral
5,299 households avoided foreclosure, eviction or homelessness through rent and mortgage assistance
Children of families that complete four or more Ages & Stages screenings are more likely to show up ready on the first day of kindergarten.
8,340 people were sheltered by emergency and transitional housing services through MUW-supported programs
2,057 individuals in homeless prevention programs; 77% made progress toward financial sufficiency
7,041 people sought free tax assistance and MUW-supported programs helped return $9 million in refunds to them
417 people sought skills development and training; 77% attained gainful employment
138,312 people were helped with immediate needs through MUW-supported programs

Metro United Way By The Numbers

100+ nonprofit partners

130+ nonprofit partners

865 CORPORATE PARTNERS

Over 2,000 Volunteers

41,492 Individual Donors

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UNITING and EMPOWERING

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THIS PAST YEAR...

More than 250,000 people were impacted by MUW-supported programs for the health and basic needs of individuals and families in our seven-county region.

To date, 25,000 developmental screenings have empowered families to help their children reach their full potential.

We launched our Black L.O.V.E Philanthropic Partnership (BLPP) that empowers and invests in Black-led social change organizations. 19 nonprofits were included in our first round of investments.

3,000 attended Beyond Buzzwords speaker series on diversity, equity and inclusion

93% of parents agreed that Metro United Way's Ages & Stages developmental screening and the tools received were helpful

4,000+ people participated in Racial Wealth Gap simulations

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41,953 people contacted MUW's 211 call center for emergency assistance and referral

5,299 households avoided foreclosure, eviction or homelessness through rent and mortgage assistance

Children of families that complete four or more Ages & Stages screenings are more likely to show up ready on the first day of kindergarten.

8,340 people were sheltered by emergency and transitional housing services through MUW-supported programs

2,057 individuals in homeless prevention programs; 77% made progress toward financial sufficiency

7,041 people sought free tax assistance and MUW-supported programs helped return $9 million in refunds to them

417 people sought skills development and training; 77% attained gainful employment

138,312 people were helped with immediate needs through MUW-supported programs

Metro United Way By The Numbers

100+ nonprofit partners

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