Because of donors like you, real change happened last year. By working together as a community, thousands of vulnerable neighbors received the support they needed.
55,640
Residents in Denton County received services from local nonprofits supported by your donations.
HEALTHY COMMUNITY
19,642 Lives Impacted
Working together to build a healthier community for all by:
- Helping children & families connect to healthcare
- Providing meals for seniors & families facing food insecurity
- Offering free mental wellness resources & referrals
YOUTH OPPORTUNITY
14,402 Lives Impacted
Working together to help young people realize their potential by:
- Providing counseling & support for children impacted by abuse & neglect
- Closing literacy gaps through access to books & mentors
- Equipping ALICE students for success through back-to-school resources & community support
FINANCIAL SECURITY
11,796 Lives Impacted
Working together to create a strong financial future for every generation by:
- Removing barriers to employment like transportation, childcare, & training
- Maximizing ALICE household income with free tax preparation services
- Helping sniors maintain independence with transportation & home repairs
COMMUNITY RESILIENCY
9,800 Lives Impacted
Working together to address urgent needs today for a better tomorrow by:
- Supporting survivors of domestic violence as they rebuild safe, stable lives
- Helping individuals and families secure safe housing and pathways to long-term stability
- Connecting neighbors facing crisis with shelter, meals, and critical community resources
See the Impact You Made Possible.
From health and financial insecurity to at-risk students and victims of abuse and neglect, United is The Way to find solutions to the challenges that face our growing County.
Give to ONE. Impact MANY.
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Donations to United Way of Denton County fuel a Dual Community Impact Strategy that:
Supports local nonprofits that provide safety-net services to meet immediate needs of our most vulnerable neighbors.
Works collaboratively with local community leaders to build a stronger Denton County so everyone can thrive.