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About the campaign
LIVE HERE. GIVE HERE.
When you live here, you have a role in making here better.
Every day, people in our community show up for one another.
They provide a meal when someone is hungry. They help a family find a safe place to stay. They give a child someone to talk to. They help a person get to a doctor, find a job, overcome an obstacle, or simply get back on their feet.
That is what happens when we LIVE HERE. GIVE HERE.
For more than 85 years, people throughout the Hannibal area have joined together through the United Way Campaign to invest in the people and organizations that make our communities stronger.
Since 1939, more than $17 million has been raised and invested locally through the United Way Campaign.
And it all starts with people like you.
YOUR GIFT STAYS HERE.
When you give to the United Way Campaign, your gift helps support local organizations addressing real needs right here in our community.
United Way invests in programs that help people meet their basic needs, improve their health and well-being, strengthen families, support children and youth, and move toward greater stability and self-sufficiency.
Your gift isn't going somewhere else.
It is helping your neighbor, your coworker, your child's classmate and your community.
When we give together, we can accomplish more than any one person or organization can do alone.
Join us in our mission - Give your gift today!
DONATE TODAY
GIVE YOUR CHANGE
GIVE YOUR CHANGE
Donate to United Way each time you use your credit/debit card.
Domestic & sexual violence shelter and advocacy services that provides crisis intervention, case management, hotline services, support groups, and court/medical advocacy.
Supports mental health needs by providing suicide prevention education, mentoring to promote positive behavior and overall well-being, and therapeutic counseling for youth struggling with mental health issues.
Working to create a healthy community with no unintended births to teens and no sexually transmitted diseases.
Provides safe homes for children in foster care, resources to license foster parents, and support for foster families.
Provides support for Hannibal community youth in the areas of mental health, mentoring, basic needs and safety.
Provides free, non-emergent healthcare to community members who have no health insurance and a lower income level.
Program that partners with Hannibal families from prenatal to five providing home visits, group connections, screenings, and resource connections. Dollars from United Way fund a weekly parenting class at Children's Division.
Provides a soup kitchen style meal five days a week to the hungry, a monthly food distribution, and sober-living residences for those recovering from addiction.
Heartland Resources, Inc. provides nutritious meals to elderly and disabled individuals in Lewis County. They provide elder health assistance throughout Northeast Missouri.
Provides specialized long-term residential restoration and trauma-informed care for women survivors of sexual exploitation and trafficking.
The Lewis County Health Department provides residents with public and home health services, focusing on preventative healthcare and education. These dollars are designated to cover the costs of lab draws for county residents.
Serves as the key to open doors, connecting those in need with resources to gain personal growth and stability.
Provides food to individuals in need in the Monroe City School District.
Assists disadvantaged individuals to rise above poverty by providing needed services to enable each individual to reach self-sufficiency and economic stability.
Project Community Connect is an annual event uniting community partners to provide free resources, services, and support, while working year-round to close housing barriers.
Helps individuals and families in need with food, housing, rent and utility assistance and employment to help improve lives.
Provides nutritious meals and promotes the physical, intellectual, emotional, social, and economic well-being of older adults and those with disabilities in the Paris community.
Supports children who have been victims of crimes to ensure they are not further victimized by the intervention systems designed to protect them as well as provides prevention programs.
The YMCA provides lots of programs and opportunities to community members. Dollars from United Way are assisting with a new after school program for middle school aged youth.
