A volunteer is someone who is ready to give whatever they can to help whoever they can. Over the last 76 years, the Catawba County United Way has become a resource for those looking to give back to their community by giving their time and talents to bring hope to those in need.
Our Impact
5,446
children received a free age-appropriate book delivered to their mailbox each month.
12,740
local residents received crisis financial assistance or financial counseling.
10,442
people were helped with health or other crisis counseling services.
Everyone has a right to a safe and peaceful environment to call home. Unfortunately, this is not always the case for many of our neighbors. For some, the issue is domestic violence. Others may have lost their job and struggled to find another before being evicted.
A key priority of the Catawba County United Way is making sure all students reach their potential. To help make this happen, the CCUW supports several programs focused on improving literacy, school readiness and making sure students are ready to become successful adults.
Can you afford to live in Catawba County? Find out with the Money Needs Calculator, or take a look at the United Way's Self-Sufficiency Report for 2020 or the most recent Catawba County Health Assessment.
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