How UWCA supports Chilton County
United Way improves lives and community conditions by addressing specific areas of need
through donor support, state and federal grants, key partnerships, coalitions, strategic planning
and our own ongoing community service programs.
Key Outcomes of 2023:
29,297
Chilton County residents
were served by United Way of Central Alabama agencies and programs.
38
agencies and programs
funded by United Way provide services to Chilton County residents.
200
children
were given access to healthy food, nutrition education and resources to decrease the learning gap through YMCA of Chilton County.
111
foster children
were provided an opportunity to attend summer camp at no cost through Raleigh’s Place.
1,671
people
were provided with non-perishable and freezer food items from Chilton Emergency Assistance.
Chlton County Agency Spotlight
Kelsey’s Place
Helping people achieve self-sufficiency through motivation, education and employment is what Kelsey’s Place is all about. A recent participant attending GED prep classes faced a challenge completing the program when her work schedule changed. In order to keep her positive momentum going, her course work was uploaded onto a flash drive so that she could study from home and come into the office for grading and assistance as needed. Through hard work and encouragement, she passed all four subjects, obtained her GED and enjoyed a graduation ceremony at Kelsey’s Place with her family. She now plans on attending college and majoring in either marine biology or criminal justice.
Learn MoreChilton County Agency Spotlight
Raleigh’s Place
As we move into year two of Chilton County and United Way of Central Alabama joining forces, funding includes nine partner agencies with local programs on the ground in Chilton County. Raleigh’s Place is one of those, which provides and supports foster homes, hosts a free summer camp, provides clothing and other resources, trains foster parents and equips teenage foster youth for life after care. Since Raleigh’s Place was founded, it has housed more than 300 foster children; more than 1,000 children have attended Camp 1:27; and 630 foster children and families have received clothing through Katie’s Kloset.
Learn MoreUnited Way Partners in Chilton County
Alabama Head Injury Foundation
American Legion Chilton County Post 216
American Red Cross serving Mid Alabama
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Birmingham
Bread of Life Food Pantry
Butterfly Bridge Children’s Advocacy Center
CASA of Autauga and Chilton Counties
Central Alabama Wellness (Chilton Shelby Mental Health)
Chilton County Emergency Assistance Center
Easter Seals West Central Alabama Rehab
Easterseals of the Birmingham Area
Girl Scouts of North Central Alabama
Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama
Isabella High School Parent Leadership Team*
Prayer Pillow Ministry Outreach*
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Alabama
Salvation Army Birmingham Area Command
Senior Connection of Chilton County*
Workshops Empowerment Incorporated
* Office headquartered in county.
Note: Investments are sent to each agency’s home office, which may be located outside the county’s borders. The amount of the total allocation distributed to satellite programs is left entirely to the discretion of each agency’s leadership.
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Just Peachy: Connecting with the Community at Chilton County’s Peach Jam
United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) proudly participated in the 2024 Peach Jam Jubilee at Clanton City Park, celebrating Chilton County’s peach cr…
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Chilton County Partner Agencies Get Top-Notch Training, in Their Own Backyard
Partner agencies from all over United Way of Central Alabama’s six-county footprint recently came out to a comprehensive training session in Clanton