COVID-19 Partners
We’ve awarded $295,000 to 44 Central Oregon nonprofits that are providing emergency assistance, essential services, and recovery services in the wake of COVID-19. These are our COVID-19 Partners.
26% of Central Oregonians are impacted by one of these United Way funded programs or services.
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Providing clothing and other essential items to local children living in poverty. 541-389-2075
Feeding all who are hungry, offering services for those experiencing homelessness, and financial assistance. 541-382-1672
Emergency housing shelter for those experiencing homelessness. 541-322-8768
Providing protection for homeless teens from traffickers, sexual predators and pedophiles. 541-526-0445
After-school and summer programs for kids. 541-617-2877
Advocating for children experiencing foster care. 541-389-1618
Outreach and shelter for runaway & homeless youth. 541-382-0934
Meals on Wheels for seniors and homebound individuals. 541-678-5483
Caring for vulnerable children in foster care and their families. 541-610-9455
Advocates in schools providing vital services to families, including food and funds. 541-693-5733
Provides evidence-based Parenting Education Programs. 541-389-5468
12.5 year mentorship program for highest-risk kids. 541-668-6836
Transitional shelter for young pregnant mothers and their child. 541-383-3515
Creating stability & continuity for 37 low income homeowners, their families, & the community. 541-593-5005
Free, comprehensive health and developmental assessments for kids. 541-383-6357
Job skills training, education, and leadership development for youth. 541-633-7834
Meeting immediate needs, such as emergency food. 541-475-4446
Food, shelter, and emergency assistance to kids, adults, and families. 541-699-2099
Connecting clients with services, essentials, and opportunities. 541-475-4446
Community health centers serving patients regardless of income or insurance status. 541-536-3435
Providing drive-thru lunches to anyone in need. 541-536-6237
Assistance for immigrant families. 541-382-4366
Addressing food insecurity in Jefferson County & Warm Springs. 541-953-4259
Child abuse and neglect prevention for vulnerable families in Central Oregon. 541-322-6820
Providing fresh food for low-income and indigent households. 541-548-2380
Helping families with children maintain or acquire housing. 541-548-2380
Empowering people of diverse abilities. 541-570-8417
Assistance and outreach to assist people with access to critical resources and referrals. 425-765-1782
Providing shelter and a safe place to find hope. 541-362-5642
Daily home meal services and delivery for isolated and food insecure seniors. 541-419-3696
Mental health and substance use treatment services. 541-447-2631
Programs that directly improve the health and wellbeing of children and their families. 541-318-4950
Building lives free from violence and offering safety, hope, and healing to survivors of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. 541-382-9227
Serving those experiencing homelessness, and those struggling with trauma and addiction. 541-388-2096
Ensuring kids are connected to essential service, including food and shelter. 541-549-0155
Providing shelter, food, and supportive services. 541-536-6135
Donations of food and other items to La Pine residents. 541-536-6135
Providing food and social services to those in need. 541-447-7662
3 hunger-relief programs providing food to those in need. 541-797-6883
Connecting families & individuals with the resources they need. 541-728-1022
Improving health and wellness of the medically uninsured or critically underserved. 541-330-9001
Helping people build financial independence and small businesses. 541-553-3148
Emergency Food & Shelter Grants
We have created a plan for distribution of Federal Emergency Food & Shelter Program grants in Deschutes County. Learn more HERE.
Community Impact Partners
In past years, we have awarded grants to vetted local nonprofits that focus on health, education, prevention and development, financial stability, basic needs, childhood trauma, community transformation, and building resilience. Last year awarded $310,000 to 26 local programs. This year we are focusing our grantmaking on COVID-19.
Our vision is that children are nurtured by informed parents/caregivers and have access to quality developmental and educational services which prepare them for success in school and in life. Last year we provided support towards this goal for nearly 2,200 individuals.
Our vision is that individuals and families can meet life’s basic needs (food, shelter, and healthcare) and gain economic stability through education, job training, permanent housing and basic supportive services. We support programs for people living in poverty and other vulnerable populations and last year provided assistance to over 9,800 individuals and families.
Our vision is that all people have access to quality, affordable healthcare and have the opportunity to maximize their physical, mental and emotional health and well-being to lead independent, productive lives. Last year we provided support to over 32,000 individuals.
We envision a region where: every individual has the strength, connections, and support needed to thrive; where leaders, organizations, and communities actively build systems that help build resilience; where strength is built and results in high levels of health and well-being and low levels of chronic health conditions; where all children achieve their highest level of education success and graduate on time; and where all adults are financially stable and contributing participants in their community. Last year our resilience building initiatives touched over 30,000 individuals.
It’s a credo. A mission. A goal. A constant reminder that when we reach out a hand to one, we influence the condition of all. We build the strength of our neighborhoods. We bolster the health of our communities. And we change the lives of those who walk by us every day.
