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Our neighbors need us. From the service professionals without childcare to the small business owners experiencing loss of income, we see the mounting pressure of community recovery ahead.

We are here to help. 

Thanks to our partners at Indiana United Way and Lilly Endowment Inc., your White County United Way along with the Community Foundation of White County, the Community Foundation of Pulaski County, and the Jasper Newton Foundation can provide community relief to service agencies in need of assistance during these tough times through the Community Relief Fund.

​We are engaged with state and national resources to help bring recovery funds to our neighborhoods. We have responded to the crisis by compiling community updates and sharing them daily on social media. You can find a copy by clicking on this link to download the document. 

In the future, we may be called to assist with increased operating costs of our current human services partners, or support others in their quests to serve our neighbors. Together, we can be ready. We cannot wait until the schools and movie theaters are open before we start to rebuild. We must prepare and plan today to build our communities when we can once again gather and enjoy them. 

If you would like to make a donation to the COVID-19 Community Relief Fund, please follow the links on this page to submit payment to our PayPal portal. Between March 19 and the end of the State of Emergency, all donations made through our online links to PayPal will be earmarked for community-based relief of the negative effects of our Covid-19 Emergency. We thank you for your contributions and your dedication to our community in these trying times. Together, we win!

Any non-profit social service organization impacted by Covid-19 and serving White, Jasper, or Pulaski counties may apply for relief through the Community Relief Fund. The application can be found here.

As always, if you are in need of services, please call 211 for a directory of available resources. 
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Q: How will my gifts be used?
A. All gifts to the COVID-19 fund will be processed without charge and used to fund agencies and programs that serve area residents during this time of crisis. The first round of community funded grants will be allocated at the end of April by a joint committee of contributing leaders. Agency representatives will be invited to make proposals by April 10 for the first round of funding. Please contact the WCUW for a fund application if you are in need of financial support. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis on the tenth of each month until funds are exhausted. 
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A. Your general gifts, unless you specify otherwise, will be used to fund partnering agencies that focus on health, education, and financial stability for area residents. Some funds will be used to strengthen your White County United Way's capacity to assist other organizations through updates of our business procedures. Additionally, funds will continue to support Kindergarten Camp, which prepares our newest White County students for a more successful school year.

Q: What if I don't have the opportunity to give at work?
A. Please ask your CEO to contact the White County United Way Director, Nikie, at (574) 583-6544 to assist with payroll deduction in your workplace. You may also use the form below to submit a donation via mail. Recurring donations will soon be available on Facebook, and you can visit PayPal to send money online. 

​Q: How do I get a donation receipt?
A. If you are involved in payroll deduction at your workplace, your human resources director will have a copy of your pledge form. You need this pledge form and your end-of-year pay stub to share with your tax adviser to determine whether these donations are deductible. If you made a one-time donation, you should be receiving a receipt in the mail by the end of January of the following year. If you would like to check on the processing of your donation, please email us at: WhiteCountyUnitedWay@gmail.com with the subject: Pledge Processing. We'll need to know the date, amount, and method of your donation. 
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  • Home
    • About
    • Contact
  • Agencies
    • Overview
    • Directory
    • Boys and Girls Club
    • CDC Resources
    • Council on Aging
    • Energy Assistance
    • Family Health Clinics
    • Girl Scouts CI
    • Food Finders
    • Homeless Services
    • Literacy Volunteers
    • WCFoodPantry
    • Sagamore Boy Scouts
    • YWCA DVIPP
  • Events
    • reunited >
      • 30DOK
    • Benefit Cruise
    • Duck Race
  • Programs
    • Kindergarten Camp
    • Community Mentors
    • Energy Assistance
    • Angel Tree
    • Coats for Kids
    • Volunteer
  • Junior Board
  • United Council on Opioids
    • AmeriCorps Blog
    • Workplace Resources
  • Community Relief Fund
    • Donate
    • CRF Blog
    • COVID Resources