Years of ServicePartner Agencies
Community Funds
United Way of Gloucester County Partner Agency Programs
2025 Funding Awards … July 2025 – June 2026
2025 Funding Awards … July 2025 – June 2026
Arc Gloucester – Camp Sun ‘N Fun
Big Brothers Big Sisters – Community & School-Based Mentoring in Glo. County
Boy Scouts (Scouting America) Garden State Council – Volunteer-Focus Training Program
Center for Family Services – Mother Child Residential (MCR)
Center for People in Transition – Steps to a Career
FamCare – Special Medical Services
Food Bank of South Jersey – Paulsboro Hope Mobile
Glassboro Child Development Centers – School Age Horizon & Summer Learning Program
HollyDELL – Adult Program Community Inclusion
Literacy New Jersey – Gloucester County Adult Literacy Programs
Maryville – Alumni Services
Samaritan Healthcare & Hospice – Center for Grief Support
YMCA of Gloucester County – Before & After School Program (SACC)
Support for “NJ 211” Partnership Fee
Special Initiative “Live United” Mini Grants*
Total 2025 Allocation Funding
*Mini Grants will be awarded in October 2025
$26,000
$6,000
$4,500
$15,000
$30,000
$25,500
$6,000
$55,500
$36,500
$30,000
$6,000
$6,000
$12,000
$7,400
$23,743,25
$290,143.25
Testimonials
It gives them the opportunity to grow emotionally and socially while having fun with their peers at Camp Sun ‘N Fun, and their caregivers enjoy a brief period of respite.
~The Arc Gloucester
It is an investment into positive outcomes for youth through our mentoring program.
~Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence
United Way support is a MUST for Center for People in Transition in aiding annually 350 Displaced Homemakers and 700 Community Members to reach lives of increased self-worth and self-sufficiency after the trauma of divorce, death or disability of spouse.
~Center for People in Transition
Our pantry clients, many small and under-funded, depend upon United Way resources to feed the 35,290 people living with food insecurity in Gloucester County.
~Food Bank of South Jersey
It enables us to provide academic support and affordable quality care to children while their parents pursue employment and/or higher education.
~Glassboro Child Development Centers
Our adults, who are medically fragile, are able to enjoy all aspects the community has to offer because a nurse accompanies them to theatrical shows, bowling, movies, shopping, dining, the parks, and some volunteering opportunities.
~HollyDELL
It allows us to target their specific literary needs and then move in the direction that will best serve them by reaching into the community in more strategic ways.
~Literacy New Jersey Gloucester County Programs
