Click here to download the United Way of Dane County 2012 Annual Report, including up-to-date information about the progress we are making toward Agenda for Change goals, stories of real community members whose lives have been changed, and financial reports of United Way of Dane County and our Foundation.
PARENT. CHILD. HOME.
Two years ago, Ma worried that her daughter, Ariya, wasn't developing the skills she'd need to be successful in school. Ariya was extremely shy and showed little interest in books or toys. Ma and Ariya enrolled in United Way's Parent-Child Home Program. Twice a week, Ma and Ariya work with...
HOUSING FIRST
Chi-Race had to choose between paying rent and paying for food. As a single mother without a strong support network, it became increasingly difficult to make ends meet. She moved in with her parents when a major disagreement changed her life. Soon she and her children were bouncing between...
GOLDEN YEARS
Olivia discovered her independence was at risk by accident. Olivia loves volunteering in her community, playing with her grandchildren and giving back to the community. After years of independence, Olivia was shocked to find herself in the middle of a mystery. One afternoon, she was walking around her apartment,...
SAFE AND HEALTHY AGING
Think about health and check the medications of an older adult in your family. A person aged 65 or older who takes 5 or more over-the-counter or prescription medications could experience a negative drug reaction. Check their medications and click here or call United Way 2-1-1 to get connected with resources that can help.
2012 ANNUAL REPORT
Click here to download the United Way of Dane County 2012 Annual Report, including up-to-date information about the progress we are making toward Agenda for Change goals, stories of real community members whose lives have been changed, and financial reports of United Way of Dane County and our Foundation.
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