A better future begins with financial stability. We give people the resources and opportunities they need to improve their lives and the lives of their children. Our goal is that there is accessible, affordable and quality housing for all, and that people have access to all available income supports and resources.
76,884 people in Ottawa and Allegan Counties were impacted by our funded Financial Stability programs in 2020.
OTTAWA COUNTY UNITED WAY FUNDED
FINANCIAL STABILITY PROGRAMS
Community Access Line of the Lakeshore
211
Community Action House
Financial Wellness - Ottawa County
Food & Resource Connections - Ottawa County
Feeding America West Michigan
Mobile Food Pantries
Four Pointes Center for Successful Aging
Unmet Health Cost
Good Samaritan Ministries
Community Housing Partnership
Harvest Stand Ministries
Basic Needs
Ladder Homes
Supportive Independent Living Housing
Legal Aid of Western Michigan
Free Civil Legal Services
Free Housing Legal Services
Little Red House, The
Scholarships for Adult Day Care & Transportation
People Center, The
Food Pantry
Transitional Housing
Ready for School
Preschool Access, Navigation, Tuition, and Transportation Assistance
Resilience: Advocates for Ending Violence
Supportive Housing
Salvation Army, The (Grand Haven)
Emergency Social Services
Emergency Housing Assistance
Salvation Army, The (Grand Haven)
Emergency Social Services
Emergency Housing Assistance
ALLEGAN COUNTY UNITED WAY FUNDED
FINANCIAL STABILITY PROGRAMS
Allegan County Legal Assistance Center
Legal Assistance Center
American Red Cross of Southwest Michigan
Disaster Cycle Services - Disaster Relief
Catholic Charities Diocese of Kalamazoo
The Ark Services for Youth
Christian Neighbors SE
Emergency Financial Assistance
Community Action of Allegan County
Financial Stability & Economic Independence Program
Sylvia's Place
Domestic Violence Safe House & Supportive Services