United Way of Morris County is working to advance the common good by focusing on EDUCATION, INCOME and HEALTH. These are the basic necessities and building blocks for a good life – both as individuals and as a community. We all win when children succeed in school and achieve their potential; when a family becomes financially stable and independent, and when individuals are able to achieve and maintain good health throughout the stages of their lives.
We aim to create long-lasting community change by addressing the underlying causes of the most significant local issues.
These initiatives focus on the successful development of our children – from preschool through the completion of high school. It is our goal to ensure that each child has access to the same quality of education. With a good educational foundation, our children will be able to achieve their potential, secure stable jobs, and lead productive lives.
Keeping Kids on Track
Success By 6®
Youth Empowerment Alliance
INCOME
These initiatives focus on issues in our community that hinder residents from earning enough income to support a family through retirement. It is our goal to create an environment where individuals are self-sufficient, needing little or no help from government or social services to maintain a stable home and satisfying life.
Financial Stability Partnership
Housing Alliance
Immigrant Resource Network
HEALTH
These initiatives focus on access and availability of affordable, quality health care for all people living and working in Morris County. We aim to improve conditions in our community that will allow each person to access necessary health care, receive necessary support when caring for a loved one, and live the best life possible.
Caregivers Coalition
Healthy Living Initiative
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United Way of Morris County works to create long-lasting changes in the community. We invite you to be part of the change. Together, we can create opportunities for a better tomorrow.
Your Donation at Work
$25 provides children at our partner child care agencies with new books for recreational reading.
$50 provides a senior or person with a disability transportation to do errands or visit friends.
$100 provides a utility deposit for a family moving into their own apartment.
$500 provides a caregiver with four months of consistent respite services.
$1,000 buys safe new playground surfaces at child care centers that are completing their NAEYC accreditation.
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