2023-2024 Annual Impact Report UNITED WAY OF LEE, HENDRY, AND GLADES ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT 2023-2024 A letter from our Board Chair: United Way holds a special place in my heart because of the profound impact it has on our community and the lives of those in need. Being part of this organization allows me to […]
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United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades Counties is excited to announce the rebranding of its United Way Houses to United Way Resiliency Hubs. This strategic transformation reflects a renewed commitment to strengthening families and individuals through comprehensive social service supports both year-round and in times of natural and man-made disasters. The 17 United Way
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2022-2023 Annual Impact Report UNITED WAY OF LEE, HENDRY, AND GLADES ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT 2022-2023 Special thanks to our largest supporters: ONE MILLION DOLLAR CIRCLE OF EXCELLENCE Bonita Bay Community and Publix Supermarkets $500,000 Donors Sanibel Captiva Community and Bonita Bay Group $200,000 Donors LCEC, Beesley’s Paw Prints, Pelican Landing Community, Grandezza Community, Fiddlesticks Community,
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United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades Volunteer Center will host a Volunteer Fair on January 8, 2022 at Amavida Retirement Community’s outdoor courtyard: 7820 Fanning Court, Fort Myers, FL; from 10 am – 1 pm. The volunteer fair will be an opportunity for non-profit organizations serving Lee County to match with potential volunteers. Additionally,
Beesley’s Paw Prints Registered Therapy Dog Volunteers United Way is seeking volunteers for Beesley’s Paw Prints programs to visit our partner agencies and schools. Pets are proven to have therapeutic qualities: improving mood, and reducing stress levels. Interacting with animals can stimulate laughter and joy in people whose lives have been affected by illness or
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ALICE Project Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed ALICE 2020 Update and How COVID-19 May Impact ALICE Households Who Is ALICE? In 2018, 3,610,770 Florida households (46%) had income below the ALICE Threshold, meaning that they were unable to afford even the most basic budget. ALICE households, earning above the Federal Poverty Level, were not eligible
Staff Directory FIRST NAME LAST NAME TITLE PHONE EMAIL Jeannine Joy President and CEO (239) 433-7209 Jeannine@UnitedWayLee.org Lisette Quintero Executive Assistant (239) 433-7589 Lisette@UnitedWayLee.org Toni Rozelle-Rosio Marketing Manager (239) 433-7546 ToniR@UnitedWayLee.org Hannah Pelle Chief Operating Officer (239) 433-7215 Hannah@UnitedWayLee.org Dan Campbell Vice President of Grants and Contracts (239) 433-7595 Dan@UnitedWayLee.org Terri
Community Partnership School Improving Student Well-being United Way Community Partnership Schools: Franklin Park Elementary Fort Myers Middle Academy Colonial Elementary School In collaboration with United Way, The School District of Lee County, Florida Gulf Coast University, and Lee Health. Through a long-term collaborative partnership between four core community partners along with the Center for Community Schools at
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Pets are proven to have therapeutic qualities: improving mood, and reducing stress levels. Interacting with animals can stimulate laughter and joy in people whose lives have been affected by illness or depression Join the Beesley’s Paw Prints team with your own registered pet, or let us guide you on getting your pet registered. It will
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