HURRICANE MILTON
DISASTER RECOVERY FUND
As part of United Way’s ongoing commitment to building resilient, equitable communities, the Disaster Response and Recovery Fund will help our local United Way meet urgent storm-related needs and aid in the long-term recovery process across the hardest-hit regions.
UNITED,
WE DO MORE
United Way of Indian River County mobilizes the community with one goal in mind – helping people live their best possible lives.
Imagine a future where everyone in Indian River County thrives. We’re dedicated to make it a reality. Here’s how.
OUR IMPACT
Nearly 47,00 of our friends and neighbors were helped by United Way of Indian River County partner agencies last year. That is over 1 in 4 Indian River County residents.
LOCAL DECISIONS
Each year, local volunteers thoroughly review each agency applying for funding, identify which ones will best address those needs, and decide how available funds will be distributed.
LOCAL INVESTMENT
Give where you live - Your dollars stay local! United Way makes sure that your contribution goes to the programs and services that help people achieve healthy lives, right here in Indian River County.
WITH YOUR HELP
We’ve funded 35 partner agencies and collaboratives and
48 programs focused on the building blocks for a good life
New & Noteworthy
Emergency Relief Fund Activated in Response to Hurricane Milton
In the wake of Hurricane Milton, United Way of Indian River County has launched the Disaster Recovery Fund to provide support to communities affected by the storm. As part of United Way’s ongoing commitment to building resilient, equitable communities, the
United Way Invests Over $3.6 Million into Indian River County
United Way of Indian River distributes more than $1,586,431 to organizations throughout the county. United Way of Indian River County (UWIRC) announced $1,586,431 in funding for local programs and initiatives this week. Thirty-five agencies will use the funds awarded to
United Way Seeks Project Submissions for Annual Day of Caring Volunteer Event
United Way of Indian River County is gearing up for its 29th Annual Day of Caring, a day that epitomizes the spirit of volunteerism and community collaboration. This signature event brings together local businesses, nonprofits, and community members for a
