COVID-19 Information
Our team of experts is working to have the latest information on the COVID-19 pandemic at the federal, state, and local Broome County level available to our community. LEARN MORE>
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United We Fight,
United We Win
United Way fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in Broome County. For over 100 years, United Way of Broome County has worked to improve lives by creating the opportunities people need to build a better future for themselves and their families. Our mission is to drive change that will have positive impact on the critical needs of our community by strategically leveraging the collective resources of community partners.
Give
Through your generosity, United Way continues to be one of the largest non-governmental funders of health and human service programs in Broome County. 100% of your investment goes directly into community projects and programs.
Advocate
By leveraging dollars and other resources with businesses, non-profits, and foundations, United Way of Broome County is able to partner with you to advocate for the betterment of our community. You can inspire others to step up and make a difference.
Volunteer
Put your time and talent to work. There is power and impact in working together, United as a community. With numerous volunteer opportunities available, we will make a lasting change. United Way volunteers are making a difference in our community.
Top Posts
Staying Stimulated while Social Distancing
60 days. That’s about how long it has been since the start of social distancing and shutdowns due to COVID-19 in Broome County. That’s a long time for life to be anything but normal! But who says you have to stay at home and do nothing? Now more than ever, people have...
The 2020 Census is in Full Swing. Get Counted Now!
The 2020 Census is here – take it today so you are counted. You can complete the census online through October 31st. This is the first time that the census is available to be filled out online, making it easier than ever before. Take the 2020 Census here! In...
Teacher Appreciation Week in Broome County
Teachers have always and will always be admired. This week, National Teacher Appreciation Week, just gives us an excuse to show them a little more love! In light of the changes due to COVID-19, teachers everywhere, especially Broome County, have been going above and...
Emerging Leaders Society
Join the next generation of emerging leaders! United Way of Broome County’s Emerging Leaders Society is a dynamic group of individuals all about making connections – with a purpose. With the Emerging Leaders Society, you’ll have opportunities to give back to Broome County at events, gatherings, and more, while meeting other ambitious and passionate young professionals.
Funded Community Partners
Through various non-profit funding opportunities within United Way of Broome County, including the Basic Needs and Strategic Priorities Grant Program, the Capacity Building Grant Program, and the Healthy Lifestyles Coalition (HLC) Grant Program, over $1.9M in funds, raised through the 2018-2019 Annual Community Campaign and United Way of Broome County resources, were approved by community volunteers to assist 38 local non-profit organizations with 72 projects and programs.
Our Community Commitment Plan
Our new Community Commitment Plan builds on a solid foundation laid over the past century and confirms our commitment to do more. It provides clarity of focus about our priorities and a renewed sense of purpose in how we approach our work.
Volunteer Conference & Recognition Luncheon
National Volunteer Week is April 19-25, 2020 and United Way of Broome County is celebrating with the 2020 Annual National Volunteer Week Training Conference and Volunteer Recognition Luncheon on Friday, April 24, 2020.
lives impacted
Community projects and programs were funded throughout 2019-2020
Volunteers participated in the 2019 Day of Caring
