$540,350 Invested in Dalton, Marshallville and Orrville in 2023!
The Breakdown
$73,500 fund Percy Programs, the Michael J Manges Scholarship, and pledges made with specific designations.
$466,850 fund grants to non-profits that provide direct services to meet the most pressing needs in our community.
Because of our United work, over a half a million dollars is invested in the Dalton, Marshallville and Orrville community each year. Since 1958, Orrville Area United Way has raised and distributed over $17.5 million dollars to Eastern Wayne County programs that measurably improve quality of life by engaging the caring power of our community. Thank you for being part of this investment!
Nurturing Children & Youth
Dalton CARE Team
Family Support Specialist
Orrville Area Boys & Girls Club
KidStop
Physical Education & Leagues
Teen Center
OHuddle
Mentorship
The Salvation Army Orrville-Maiwurm Service Center
Seasonal Assistance
YMCA of Wayne County - Orrville Branch
Childcare
Helping in Hard Times
American Red Cross
Disaster Services
Community Legal Aid
Civil Legal Services
OneEighty
Julia's Place Emergency Shelter
The Salvation Army Orrville-Maiwurm Service Center
Emergency Assistance
Promoting Health & Wellness
OneEighty
Addiction Treatment
Viola Startzman Clinic
Healthcare for the Under-served
Wayne County Children's Advocacy Center
Case Manager
Forensic Interviewer
SANE-P
Developing Life Skills
Aspire-Wayne County Schools Career Center
Aspire Learning Center Orrville
NAMI Wayne & Holmes Counties
MOCA House Recovery Program
ALICE (Asset Limited Income Constrained Employed) represents those that live above the Federal Poverty Level but struggle to afford basic expenses. We invest in programs that help ALICE households gain financial stability so they don't have to make impossible decisions. As a CommUNITY, we all benefit when our neighbors and coworkers can afford basic essentials like housing, childcare, education, food, transportation, healthcare, and technology.
