United Way of Broward County's

Holiday Fund

Many people look at the holiday season as a time to give back to the less fortunate, but issues like hunger and poverty last all year long. Many members of our own community are in desperate need of the most basic necessities.

United Way of Broward County invites you and your family to help those in need by donating or volunteering at a partner agency. The holidays are a wonderful time to teach your children ways to give back and it also is a great time to find your passion and commit to a yearlong philanthropic state of mind.

Join United Way of Broward County and help make the holidays brighter by making a monitary donation or view our funded partners' wish list to purches items requested by those who need help this holiday season.

There are two ways to Give A Gift of Hope:

1. Click here to make an online donation.
2. Click here to view the wish list and make an           in-kind donation.

Did you know that the current homeless population in Broward County is more than 3,800? Help those in our community who don't have a home this holiday season.

Broward Teens Giving Back

United Way of Broward County's Commission on Substance Abuse's Broward Youth Coalition, a group of 50 drug-free youth leaders, recently fed the homeless on Fort Lauderdale Beach for its annual community service project. The project was coordinated by the Love Thy Neighbor Fund.

The Broward Youth Coalition has completed different community service projects for the past seven years, but this was the first time they had fed the homeless.  

Click here to learn more about United Way of Broward County's Commission on Substance Abuse's Broward Youth Coalition.

A donation of $2 per weekly paycheck to

United Way of Broward County provides nutritious

meals to 260 needy Broward residents who are facing

food shortage issues due to the current economy.

The Way to a Better Broward

United Way of Broward County's quarterly newsletter, "The Way" is hot off the press! Read up on how the organization is making a huge impact on our community. View the newsletter by clicking here.

This issue includes:

• 20th Annual Day of Caring
• Tocqueville Society Executive Breakfast
• Women's Leadership Council's Inaugural Magnolia Luncheon
• Education Town Hall
• Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd.'s Exceptional Campaign

Red & White - Wine and Culinary Delight

Friday, February 10

6:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.

Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six  

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VIP Admission $150

Pre Sale $125 (until Jan. 10)

General Admission $85

Pre Sale $75 (until Jan. 10)

To purchase tickets or for more information, click here.

Thank you to our title sponsors:

Financial Fitness Seminars

In partnership with Consolidated Credit Counseling Services, Inc., United Way of Broward County is proud to offer a free financial fitness program to corporate and funded partners. The program is designed to educate, motivate and empower individuals to take control of their financial well-being.

To schedule a financial fitness seminar for your company, please call (954) 462-4850 ext. 136.

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