Our Work
Nacogdoches County United Way (NCUW) benefits our community through the pooling of donations and resources. Large or small, all donations and resources count.
NCUW is working towards the Community Impact Model where resources are funneled towards the greatest needs in our community. This is a thorough process involving a community needs assessment and the establishment of goals and tracking mechanisms. Every dollar, hour, and in-kind donation makes a difference and under the Community Impact Model, donors and contributors will begin to see the impact as NCUW tracks results. More information will be posted here as NCUW progresses through this process.
NCUW partners with many agencies and programs through funding, advocacy, and volunteerism. Our community is very fortunate to have so many different ways to meet the needs of our residents and neighbors. NCUW is currently working on a Community Resource Guide. The guide will be posted on the Community Resources page soon. If you know of an agency, organization or program that assists residents of Nacogdoches or Shelby Counties and want to make sure it is included, please contact Kati Harris.
NCUW
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Our Impact
$1 a week or $52 a year provides a latchkey kid a meal and one-on-one tutoring.
$2 a week or $104 a year provides an abused or neglected child a friend and advocate.
$3 a week or $156 a year provides counseling and support for a rape victim or a sexually abused child and their family.
$5 a week or $260 a year ensures a family of four will have air conditioning and electricity.
$8 a week or $416 a year provides a senior adult a hot lunch for a year.
$10 a week or $520 a year provides low-income cancer patients medicine for a month.
$15 a week or $780 a year provides five low-income families food for a month.
$20 a week or $1040 a year provides someone with eight weeks of alcohol/drug counseling and treatment.
$2 a week or $104 a year provides an abused or neglected child a friend and advocate.
$3 a week or $156 a year provides counseling and support for a rape victim or a sexually abused child and their family.
$5 a week or $260 a year ensures a family of four will have air conditioning and electricity.
$8 a week or $416 a year provides a senior adult a hot lunch for a year.
$10 a week or $520 a year provides low-income cancer patients medicine for a month.
$15 a week or $780 a year provides five low-income families food for a month.
$20 a week or $1040 a year provides someone with eight weeks of alcohol/drug counseling and treatment.
