Community Partners
Community Funds
United Way of Gloucester County Partner Agency
Programs 2019 Funding Amounts
Abilities Solutions – Assess Develop Employ
Abilities Solutions – VetAbility
Arc Gloucester – Camp Sun ‘N Fun
Big Brothers Big Sisters – Mentoring in Gloucester County
Center for Family Services, Inc. – Mother Child Residential
Center for People in Transition – Crisis to Career
Food Bank of South Jersey – Gl. Co. Children’s Health & Meal Program
Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey, Inc. – Leadership Experience
Glassboro Child Development Centers – School Age Care Programs
HollyDELL, Inc. – Twenty-One Plus
Literacy New Jersey – Adult Literacy
NewPoint Behavioral Health Care – Outpatient Program, Center Division
Repauno Pre School Day Care, Inc.- Infant & Preschool Childcare
Robins’ Nest, Inc. – Older Adult Services
Senior Corps – Medicare Counselling
Volunteers of America – Eleanor Corbett House
YMCA – Y-Access Program *
NJ 211 Partnership Fee
“Live United” Mini Grants – maximum of $2,000 each
Addiction Services One-Year Special Grant
Maryville, Inc.
Silent Epidemic
$38,000
$15,000
$50,000
$20,000
$15,000
$35,000
$10,000
$20,000
$75,000
$42,000
$35,000
$20,000
$15,000
$45,000
$29,000
$23,900
$10,000
$7,400
$20,000
$35,000
$15,000
$575,300
Testimonials
The power of employment for people with disabilities builds self-confidence, shapes identity, and enhances self-sufficiency, making our community better for ALL of us.
~Abilities Solutions
As a partner with the Red Cross, together we are able to meet the needs of disaster clients in Gloucester County 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
~American Red Cross
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 Region
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 our Council to bring the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to girls in economically disadvantaged communities who have few positive options in their lives.
~Girl Scouts of Central & Southern New 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
Through it, members of our communities with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders reclaim their lives, restore relationships, and build promising futures.
~Maryville
It provides the necessary equipment and supplies to maintain a comprehensive educational program and safe environment where young children of low-income families can learn and grow.
~Repauno PreSchool Day Care Center
Without United Way support, our agency would not exist to serve our clients who receive counseling and assistance for Medicare programs.
~Senior Corps
