The Town of Palm Beach United Way is a remarkable organization. As a volunteer I have been able to see first-hand how their efforts make a difference in our community and to the many individuals that they serve. When I donate my time to this organization - my volunteer hours are meaningful and appreciated. When I make a financial donation, I am confident that the allocation process will ensure that our donations are making a positive impact in our community and that every dollar is well spent. During the COVID pandemic, The Town of Palm Beach United Way secured critical PPE and distributed grants to support local non-profits - this enabled these agencies to continue to serve our community at a time that so many individuals needed additional assistance. In additional to fundraising and allocating funds to their agency partners, they also support our community through annual school supply drives, food drives, Turkey Trot, and many other programs. The Town of Palm Beach United Way is a TRUE community partner.
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- EIN 59-0637885
- 561-655-1919
- 44 Cocoanut Row M-201 Palm Beach FL 33480-4069 USA
- https://www.palmbeachunitedway.org/
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Arts & Culture, Federated Giving Programs, Fund Raising & Fund Distribution, Human Services, Philanthropy, Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grantmaking Foundations
Mission: To create long-lasting and measurable changes that improve lives and build strong communities throughout Palm Beach County by ensuring everyone has access to the building blocks for a good quality of life: education, health and financial stability.
Results: The Town of Palm Beach United Way helps advance the common good for those in need throughout Palm Beach County by focusing on programs and priorities that promote Education, Health and Financial Stability. Early Childhood Education - 5,326 children served Middle School - 662 students served High School and After - 3,353 young adults served Medical and Dental - 9,141 patients served Mental Health - 13,999 individuals served Substance Abuse - 525 people served Disabilities and Special Needs - 30,852 special needs children and adults served Access to Jobs - 917 workers served Community Based Support - 51,200 residents served Food Assistance - 204,249 food insecure children and adults served Housing - 1,114 individuals served Domestic Violence - 11,442 survivors served
Target demographics: individuals and families achieve their full potential
Direct beneficiaries per year: 309,115 residents
Geographic areas served: Palm Beach County
Programs: through education, health and financial stability we create long-lasting and measurable changes that improve lives and build strong communities