WHAT WE DO
United Way of Madison County is working to create the kind of community we all want to live in.
Where every child graduates and achieves their dreams, where every person has a good job that allows them to fully provide for their family,
and where every family is stronger because they are healthy.We work to improve the quality of life in our community by engaging people and organizations
to advance education, income and health outcomes for all.We invite you to join with us.
Together, united, we can inspire hope and create a better future for everyone that calls Madison County home.
That’s what it means to LIVE UNITED
Volunteer to help improve the quality of preschool and childcare facilities across Madison County by becoming a Pre-K Buddy
Get help. Don't Wait. Call 2-1-1: It’s easy to remember, easy to use, free, confidential and available 24/7 with a live specialist every time. 2-1-1 provides information and assistance with food, utilities, aging issues, counseling and finding safety from violent situations.
At the age of 25, Destiny Bautista had already been married for 8 years with an infant when her husband decided having a family wasn’t for him.
Life wasn’t going the way Holli wanted. She found herself once again in an abusive situation and struggling financially to support herself and her son Matthew.
Get involved
Change starts here! You are the part of this great community. It is easy to get involved with United Way to create opportunities for a better life for everyone in our community! We encourage you to provide your personal email address so that we can keep you informed of the needs in our community and the inspiring work of the programs supported by the United Way!
Each year, frigid temperatures throughout Madison County produce large utility bills for local residents. Thousands of Madison County families struggle to cover the cost of those bills and face the possibility of utility disconnection and the... Continue Reading
Anderson, IN - United Way of Madison County and the RSVP program are seeking volunteers to serve as MyFreeTaxes Coaches from February to April.
One in five tax preparers does not know how to access tax credits available to them such as the Earned... Continue Reading
By Nancy Vaughan | For The Herald Bulletin Oct 28, 2018
Since passage of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in 2010, Madison County’s rate of uninsured has dropped more than five percent. That represents 6,725 people.
Still, more than 14,000... Continue Reading