Connect the Dots: Be A Mentor

Kandice RileyConnecting the Dots, Education, Volunteer

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This year at United Way of the Ozarks, we’re working to Connect the Dots between you and your community. January is National Mentoring Month, so we want to highlight a few of our partners that provide creative, effective mentoring opportunities to local students. Having a mentor greatly increases … Read More

Connect the Dots: Education for All

Kandice RileyConnecting the Dots, Education

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by Tori Reaves, Marketing & Communications Intern   Did you know that one of the best ways to reduce poverty is through education? One of our community-wide priorities is to improve educational opportunities for all students. We work towards this goal by connecting the dots … Read More

Connect the Dots Between You and Your Community

Kandice RileyConnecting the Dots

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United Way of the Ozarks is excited to launch our 2020 campaign Connect the Dots. This year, we are connecting the dots by helping people understand the linkages between the individuals, businesses, and government and nonprofit agencies that help our community thrive.  Each month, you’ll … Read More

United Way Announces 2020 Campaign Cabinet

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United Way of the Ozarks is excited to announce this year’s Campaign Cabinet.  The Campaign Cabinet’s role is to generate community support for the United Way of the Ozarks during its annual fundraising campaign.  “Improving people’s lives in the Ozarks requires a team of committed … Read More

Message from our President & CEO, Greg Burris

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Greetings from the United Way of the Ozarks, First and foremost, we hope you and your family and friends are safe and well.  The phrase “be well” has taken on a whole new meaning over the past four months. As a community leader in the … Read More