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# United Way of Kennebec Valley

We bring the community together to create lasting solutions for a brighter tomorrow in Maine's Kennebec Valley.

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- [Partner Program Spotlight–Project 218 Camp Scholarships](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-project-218-camp-scholarships/) - The following success story was submitted by the State YMCA of Maine. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec County.When a young camper from Kennebec County arrived at YCamp this summer, they weren’t sure what to expect. Identified by their school as someone who
- [56th Annual Golf Scramble raises more than $27k](https://uwkv.org/56th-annual-golf-scramble-raises-more-than-27k/) - AUGUSTA, ME—United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is thrilled to announce that it raised $27,621.49 to support community-impact initiatives at its 56th Annual Golf Scramble, presented by Charlie’s Family of Dealerships. This marks a more than 10% increase from last year—making this year’s event the most successful to date. The tournament, held on August 10
- [Impact2032 Overview](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-overview/) - What Is Impact2032? Impact2032 is a 10-year, community-wide effort to build a healthier, stronger, and more financially stable Kennebec County. Led by United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) as the backbone organization, the initiative is driven by nonprofits, businesses, municipalities, schools, and individuals across the county, all working from a shared vision focused on three areas:
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley Names Erin Fogg as New President & Chief Executive Officer](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-names-erin-fogg-as-new-president-chief-executive-officer/) - AUGUSTA, ME—The Board of Directors of United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is pleased to announce the appointment of Erin Fogg as the organization’s next President and Chief Executive Officer.Fogg brings more than 20 years of nonprofit leadership experience in philanthropy, education, human services, communications, and community engagement. Throughout her career, she has helped mission-driven
- [Partner Program Spotlight–MaineGeneral Medical Center Horizon Program](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-mainegeneral-medical-center-horizon-program/) - The following success story was submitted by the MaineGeneral Medical Center Horizon Program. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec County.For some patients, the barriers to care go far beyond the exam room. Sometimes the biggest obstacle is something as simple as having enough
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley announces planned leadership transition](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-announces-planned-leadership-transition/) - United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) announced today that President and CEO Courtney Yeager will conclude her tenure with the organization on August 18, 2026, following 10 years of service to UWKV, including the past seven years as President and CEO.Yeager, the first female and youngest President and CEO in the organization’s history, is stepping
- [Partner Program Spotlight—Motivational Services Inc.](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-motivational-services-inc-2/) - The following success story was submitted by Motivational Services Inc. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley.A man in his 40s began coming to the LINC Peer Support Center about a year ago during a time when he was making major changes in his life.
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley Announces 2026 Campaign Co-Chairs Katie and Chris Doherty](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-announces-2026-campaign-co-chairs-katie-and-chris-doherty/) - AUGUSTA, ME — United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is proud to announce Katie and Chris Doherty as co-chairs of the 2026 United Way campaign, launching this September. In this leadership role, the Dohertys will steward UWKV’s long-running community investment effort. As a couple deeply rooted in Kennebec Valley, they will serve as connectors, helping
- [Day of Caring 26th Anniversary: 26 Schools & Organizations Unite for Record Year](https://uwkv.org/day-of-caring-26th-anniversary-26-schools-organizations-unite-for-record-year/) - United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is proud to announce the start of its Day of Caring season, kicking off this spring and continuing into the fall. This signature initiative brings together schools, youth programs, corporate partners and community volunteers for hands-on service projects that support local nonprofits, municipalities and organizations across the Kennebec Valley.Now
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley raises record-breaking $2,004,138, marking 70th anniversary milestone](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-raises-record-breaking-2004138-marking-70th-anniversary-milestone/) - AUGUSTA – United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) has concluded its landmark 70th anniversary year by achieving a historic milestone, announcing a total of $2,004,138 raised for its 2025 campaign. This achievement marks the second time in the organization’s history that it has surpassed the $2 million mark, representing a collective triumph during a season of unprecedented community need. The announcement
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley responds to previously funded organization’s embezzlement incident ](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-responds-to-previously-funded-organizations-embezzlement-incident/) - AUGUSTA, ME – United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) has been made aware of a serious incident involving one of our previously funded partner organizations, Crisis & Counseling Centers (C&C), which closed its doors in 2024. Recent developments reveal that a C&C employee allegedly embezzled funds from the organization over a period of several years. We are deeply concerned by this situation and want
- [Partner Program Spotlight — Rural Community Action Ministry (RCAM)](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-rural-community-action-ministry-rcam/) - The following success story was submitted by RCAM regarding a participant in the Family Self-Sufficiency program. Dollars given to UWKV support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. Hazel is a newly single mother of two children under the age of nine who worked hard to maintain her home while balancing part-time
- [Partner Program Spotlight - State YMCA of Maine](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-state-ymca-of-maine/) - The following success story was submitted by the State YMCA of Maine regarding a participant in the Winthrop Area YMCA Kids Club program. Dollars given to UWKV support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. When Savanah entered the Kids Club program as a first grader, she faced significant challenges. She struggled
- [Impact2032 Summit Celebrates Collective Progress](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-summit-celebrates-collective-progress/) - United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) hosted its second annual Impact2032 Summit on October 28, 2025, gathering a record number of community leaders, nonprofit partners, and engaged residents to focus on the next phase of collaborative action toward Impact2032's 10-year goals in Health, Education, and Financial Stability. The morning brought together over 90 attendees from
- [Partner Program Spotlight - Alfond Youth & Community Center](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-alfond-youth-community-center/) - The following success story was submitted by the Alfond Youth & Community Center (AYCC). Dollars given to UWKV support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. A dedicated mother of three was enrolled in the AYCC’s After School Program, where her children were introduced to the weekly meal kit. The children quickly
- [Partner Program Spotlight - Waterville Area Soup Kitchen](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-waterville-area-soup-kitchen/) - The following success story was submitted by the Waterville Area Soup Kitchen. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. Trigger warning: The following story includes mention of suicide and mental health struggles. The Waterville Area Soup Kitchen offers a welcoming, nonjudgmental environment where guests
- [Partner Program Spotlight - Southern Kennebec Child Development Corporation](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-southern-kennebec-child-development-corporation/) - The following success story was submitted by Southern Kennebec Child Development Corporation (SKCDC). Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. Brian experienced significant trauma at a very young age. He and his mother were victims of domestic violence, and he suffered bone fractures
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley Launches Campaign with Nearly $1.2 Million in Early Support](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-launches-campaign-with-nearly-1-2-million-in-early-support/) - AUGUSTA, ME — United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) launched its 2025 fundraising season at the Campaign Kickoff Breakfast, announcing $1,198,949.30 in early committed support. This impressive start, a testament to the community's dedication, comes as the organization embarks on its 70th anniversary. Held on Wednesday morning, the breakfast gathered over 240 attendees as 20 local businesses
- [Partner Program Spotlight: Motivational Services Inc.](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-motivational-services-inc/) - The following success story was submitted by Motivational Services Inc., a United Way partner program. Your dollars supported Beth, as well as many others across Kennebec County. SW started visiting the LINC Center in the summer of 2024, feeling hopeless and stuck. With the support of Peer Support Specialists—who shared similar life experiences—he felt safe
- [Partner Program Spotlight - New England Arab American Organization](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-new-england-arab-american-organization/) - The following success story was submitted by New England Arab American Organization (NEAAO). Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. Amal arrived in Maine with her three young children, carrying only a small bag and an overwhelming sense of fear. She had fled
- [Working – and still falling short: 2 in 5 working households in Kennebec County struggle to get by](https://uwkv.org/working-and-still-falling-short-2-in-5-working-households-in-kennebec-county-struggle-to-get-by/) - New research zeroes in on households living paycheck to paycheck, yet often with income that’s too high for assistance Kennebec County, ME – In 2023, 40% of workers in Maine’s 20 most common jobs lived in households that couldn’t afford basics, according to new data from United Ways of Maine and its research partner United For ALICE. These
- [Partner Program Spotlight: MaineGeneral Hospice](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-mainegeneral-hospice/) - The following success story was submitted by MaineGeneral Hospice. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. A MaineGeneral Hospice Volunteer Supervisor shared this deeply moving story from Anna (a pseudonym), a woman they supported during the most challenging year of her life. In
- [UWKV partners with a record 26 schools for student days of caring](https://uwkv.org/uwkv-partners-with-a-record-26-schools-for-student-days-of-caring/) - KENNEBEC VALLEY, ME – This spring and fall, United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is partnering with a record-breaking 26 local schools and programs, along with area businesses, to host student Days of Caring — an initiative that connects student volunteers with meaningful projects at local nonprofits, schools and community sites. Through these events, students
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley Names Jared and Vivian Mills as 2025 Campaign Co-Chairs](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-names-jared-and-vivian-mills-as-2025-campaign-co-chairs/) - AUGUSTA — United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) has appointed Jared and Vivian Mills, an Augusta couple with deep roots in community service, as campaign co-chairs for the 2025 fundraising season kicking off in August. The Mills will lead the campaign during UWKV’s 70th anniversary, a year of reflection and growth for the organization. Dedicated
- [Partner Program Spotlight - Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services](https://uwkv.org/partner-program-spotlight-mid-maine-homeless-shelter-services/) - The following success story was submitted by Mid-Maine Homeless Shelter & Services. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Valley. Steven battled addiction for years. What began as a way to cope with life’s challenges quickly spiraled into a destructive cycle. The consequences were
- [ALICE Spotlight - Dorianne Poulin](https://uwkv.org/alice-spotlight-dorianne-poulin/) - My name is Dorianne. I am 24 years old and live here in Central Maine. I have been here for over five years now, and during that time, I have never struggled financially as much as I have this past year. Lately, I have been living with a major scarcity mindset because I have no
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley surpasses $2 million—a fundraising milestone](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-surpasses-2-million-a-fundraising-milestone/) - AUGUSTA – United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) has once again achieved a record-breaking milestone, announcing a total of $2,002,516.25 raised for its 2024 campaign — marking the first time in 70 years that the organization has surpassed the $2 million mark. This achievement represents a 3% increase over last year’s total and comes during
- [Where your dollars go](https://uwkv.org/where-your-dollars-go/) - The following success story was submitted by Kennebec Valley Community Action Program's (KVCAP's) Kennebec Community Investors Initiative, a UWKV partner program. The Kennebec Community Investors initiative recently supported a new Mainer family residing in Augusta. The family, which includes a married couple and their six children—ranging from 1-year-old twins to a 17-year-old—was brought to our
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley concludes 2024 ‘Unignorable’ campaign with focus on financial stability](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-concludes-2024-unignorable-campaign-with-focus-on-financial-stability/) - Augusta, ME — United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) concludes its impactful 2024 "Unignorable" campaign by highlighting the challenges of financial stability with three compelling posters. Addressing the struggles of living paycheck to paycheck, affordable housing, and homelessness, these visuals emphasize the financial hardships many in Kennebec County face every day. Created by Michelle Tibbetts,
- [Shon's Story](https://uwkv.org/shons-story/) - The following success story was submitted by Bread of Life (BOL), a UWKV partner program. Last April, on a rainy cold day, I (a BOL employee) overheard a gentleman come in and ask my receptionist for a dry pair of socks. Something that happens regularly. I overheard more of the interaction, and I could hear
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley highlights education inequality and childhood hunger through ‘Unignorable’ Campaign posters](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-highlights-education-inequality-and-childhood-hunger-through-unignorable-campaign-posters/)
- [UWKV highlights health struggles faced by ALICE with 'Unignorable' illustrations](https://uwkv.org/uwkv-highlights-health-struggles-faced-by-alice-with-unignorable-illustrations/) - Augusta, ME — United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is spotlighting the health-related challenges of the local ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) population through a series of powerful illustrations as part of its 2024 "Unignorable" campaign. These posters capture the real-life struggles of individuals and families living paycheck to paycheck, focusing on critical barriers
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley launches 2024 Campaign with a 10.3% increase in early support](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-launches-2024-campaign-with-a-10-3-increase-in-early-support/) - AUGUSTA, ME — United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) launched its 2024 fundraising season at the Campaign Kickoff Breakfast with $1,217,005 in early committed support, reflecting a more than 10% increase from last year's event. Held on Thursday morning, the breakfast gathered over 240 attendees as 20 local businesses reported their early campaign success. This
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley kicks off 2024 Fall Day of Caring events on September 27](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-kicks-off-2024-fall-day-of-caring-events-on-september-27/) - AUGUSTA, ME – United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is thrilled to announce the start of its 24th Fall Day of Caring events, beginning on September 27, 2024. This season will see seven schools from across Kennebec Valley joining in community service projects — following a successful spring season that saw participation from 18 schools. Altogether,
- [Ricky's Story](https://uwkv.org/rickys-story/) - Ricky (a pseudonym), who was an early participant in Snow Pond’s StoryCorps sessions at Waterville’s South End Teen Center (SETC), which began in June 2022. Snow Pond’s staff first met Ricky when he attended its Learn to Own music program at SETC. His background included an unstable home environment, food insecurity, and lack of support. He would barely make eye contact.
- [Jule's Story](https://uwkv.org/jules-story/) - Before the Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) opened its doors in 2012, young victims would be subjected to multiple interviews with many different systems and investigating agents. Each time the child would have to share painful details of the abuse. Just as problematic, the child's answers were often conflicting & inaccurate because of the many different ways that adults asked questions.
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley announces 2024 campaign leadership](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-announces-2024-campaign-leadership/) - AUGUSTA — United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) has appointed TJ and Kerry Smart, a Waterville couple, as campaign co-chairs for the 2024 fundraising season beginning in September. TJ Smart serves as the chief operating officer at Milestone Funeral Partners, and Kerry Smart is the program coordinator for the Harold Alfond Institute for Business Innovation
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley announces 24th Annual Day of Caring starting April 11](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-announces-24th-annual-day-of-caring-starting-april-11/) - AUGUSTA, ME – United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is proud to announce the commencement of its 24th Annual Day of Caring, set to begin on April 11. This year, a record-breaking lineup of 25 schools and youth programs across Kennebec Valley have committed to participating in this vital community event. UWKV’s Day of Caring unites student volunteers
- [UWKV RAISES $1,910,377 FOR LOCAL NONPROFIT AND SCHOOL-BASED PROGRAMS](https://uwkv.org/uwkv-raises-1910377-for-local-nonprofit-and-school-based-programs/) - United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) revealed a record-breaking fundraising achievement, announcing a total of $1,910,377 for its 2023 campaign.
- [May's Story](https://uwkv.org/mays-story/) - May, a single mother with three children, has been receiving Homeless & Hunger Prevention (HHP) services from Rural Community Action Ministry (RCAM)...
- [Robert's Story](https://uwkv.org/roberts-story/) - Robert and his mom participated in Southern Kennebec Child Development Corporation (SKCDC) programming at the Magic location for over two years.
- [Albert's Story](https://uwkv.org/client-as-story/) - Albert received help from MaineGeneral’s Horizon Program with purchasing a rolling walker that allowed him to go the Fryeburg Fair for the first time in years.
- [Jessi & Ryan's Story](https://uwkv.org/jessi-ryans-story/) - Jessi and Ryan’s eight-month-old daughter Beatrice is a student in the Chickadee’s classroom and their two-year-old son, Arlo, is a student in the Raven’s classroom at the YMCA’s Learning Center.
- [ALICE in the Crosscurrents: An Update on Financial Hardship in Maine](https://uwkv.org/alice-in-the-crosscurrents-an-update-on-financial-hardship-in-maine/) - In May 2024, United For ALICE launches its newest research, “ALICE in the Crosscurrents: An Update on Financial Hardship in Maine.” The data finds that while 70,445 households were in poverty in 2022, another 179,280 were ALICE® (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed), earning above the poverty level but less than the cost of basics. While
- [Sandra's Story](https://uwkv.org/sandras-story/) - Sandra (pseudonym) a woman in her early 50’s was newly released from Maine State Prison and living at the Bread of Life Shelter recalls feeling lost, lonely, and scared. She was sober for the first time in over 30 years, with no sense of self, in unfamiliar surroundings, and was referred to LINC by her co-occurring Drug Court Case-Manager.
- [KBH Client Story](https://uwkv.org/kbh-client-story/) - Kennebec Behavioral Health's (KBH’s) Outreach Program received a report of a man living in inhabitable conditions. When staff members went to find him, he was living in a two-axle camping trailer on a very remote piece of land without running water and no nearby neighbors. The client was on probation, which was the only living situation he had available.
- [United Way of Kennebec Valley announces three-year strategic plan](https://uwkv.org/united-way-of-kennebec-valley-announces-three-year-strategic-plan/) - Strategic Framework2023-2025 MISSION United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) unites all people and resources to improve lives in our community. VISION Long-term: UWKV envisions a strong, self-sufficient community in which people are educated, financially stable and healthy.Short-term: In the coming years, organizations and individuals across the county will unite to address our community’s most pressing

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- [Home](https://uwkv.org/) - In Kennebec County, Maine, 42 percent of households struggle to make ends meet. At United Way, we mobilize hundreds of business and nonprofit partners, as well as thousands of donors, volunteers and advocates, to advance an equitable Kennebec County where all households can thrive. UNITED WAY OF KENNEBEC VALLEY INVESTING IN OUR COMMUNITY United Way
- [Accountability & Financials](https://uwkv.org/financials-policies/) - WHO WE ARE Accountability & Financials Building trust through transparency. United Way ensures financial accountability and ethical standards. Our budget, financial statements, and investments undergo rigorous review and are approved by our Board. Community investments are guided by dedicated volunteers on our Community Investment Process Committee and approved by our Board. Recognized Transparency We’ve earned
- [Donate](https://uwkv.org/donate/) - Get Involved Donate Want to support our community through a one-time gift? To make a gift via cash or check, please send to: 121 Commercial Street, Augusta, ME 04330. GIVE NOW
- [Campaign Toolkit](https://uwkv.org/campaign-toolkit/) - Resources Campaign Toolkit Resources Campaign Toolkit Everything you need to run a successful workplace campaign. Thank you for partnering with the United Way of Kennebec Valley! We want to equip you with everything you might need to run a successful workplace campaign! Here you can find all the resources you need, including flyers, documents, logos,
- [Small Business Circle](https://uwkv.org/small-business-circle/) - Get Involved 365 Small Business Circle Small Business. Big Impact. You don’t have to be a large corporation to make a meaningful difference. Local businesses help build the strong, resilient community that supports our economy, workforce, customers, and quality of life.The United Way 365 Small Business Circle gives local businesses an easy way to invest
- [Board](https://uwkv.org/board-of-directors/) - WHO WE ARE Board INTERESTED IN JOINING OUR BOARD? Applications/nominations to the board are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year, with new board terms starting in January. nomination form Board Position Description Board Chair Corey Vose Vice President of Operations at Performance Foodservice — NorthCenter Email Corey Board Vice Chair Becca Jones Associate
- [Corporate Partners](https://uwkv.org/corporate-partners/) - What We Do Corporate Partners Proud to effect change with 163 partners and counting There are many ways a company can get involved with United Way to better serve our community. The most common ways are through a workplace campaign, corporate gift, special event, or event sponsorship. United Way staff can guide you and your
- [Workplace Campaigns](https://uwkv.org/workplace-campaigns/) - Get Involved Workplace Campaigns Each year, more than 163 local businesses, nonprofits, schools, and municipalities support United Way’s mission by running an employee workplace campaign. A workplace campaign with United Way is more than a charitable effort—it’s a powerful demonstration of your company’s commitment to corporate citizenship. Today’s workforce and consumers are paying close attention
- [Workplace Giving](https://uwkv.org/workplace-giving/) - Get Involved Workplace Giving Giving to United Way of Kennebec Valley changes lives – 37,451 to be exact. Corporate giving helps businesses create meaningful impact while strengthening your own organization. At United Way of Kennebec Valley, we see how workplace campaigns benefit both companies and the community we serve. Hosting a campaign goes beyond raising
- [Leadership Circle](https://uwkv.org/leadership-circle/) - Get Involved Leadership Circle Setting a high bar for generosity. Our Leadership Circle is made up of 370+ individuals and families who contribute $700-$9,999 annually. They are committed to strengthening our community and share a vision for being the change in Kennebec County.The Leadership Circle is comprised of individuals from diverse backgrounds, whether it be
- [Ways To Give](https://uwkv.org/ways-to-give/) - Get Involved Ways To Give Giving looks different for everyone. There are several ways to give back to our community through United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV), and every gift changes thousands of lives every year — more than 27% of our population in 2025 alone. Because of generous donors like you, all people in
- [Staff](https://uwkv.org/staff/) - WHO WE ARE Our Staff Inspired by our community. Fueled by our mission. The team at United Way of Kennebec Valley is committed and enthusiastic about our local area. Our staff members live, work and play right here in Kennebec County. You can reach any members of our team by calling us at (207) 626-3400
- [Funded Partner Programs](https://uwkv.org/funded-partner-programs/) - Learn more about our 58 nonprofit and school-based partner programs.
- [Campaign Toolkit](https://uwkv.org/campaign-toolkit-draft/) - Resources Campaign Toolkit Resources Campaign Toolkit Everything you need to lead a successful workplace campaign. Thank you for partnering with the United Way of Kennebec Valley! We want to equip you with everything you might need to run a successful workplace campaign! Here you can find all the resources you need, including flyers, documents, logos,
- [Annual Golf Scramble](https://uwkv.org/annual-golf-scramble/) - Get Involved Annual Golf Scramble PLEASE JOIN US FOR OUR 54TH ANNUAL GOLF SCRAMBLE AUGUSTA COUNTRY CLUB | MONDAY, JULY 29, 2024 Become a 2024 Sponsor Register To Play Presented by Charlie’s Family of Dealerships 2026 Annual Golf Scramble - August 10, 2026 The 56th Annual Golf Scramble will take place on August 10, 2026, at
- [Community Investment Process](https://uwkv.org/community-investment-process/) - RESOURCES Community Investment Process Strengthening How We Invest in Our Community United Way of Kennebec Valley is currently reviewing and evolving its Community Investment Process to ensure it remains responsive, equitable, and aligned with the needs of our community. As this work continues, all currently funded programs have been extended for a third year of funding.
- [Careers](https://uwkv.org/careers/) - WHO WE ARE Careers Do work that makes you proud. United Way of Kennebec Valley is an equal opportunity employer. UWKV is committed to seeking and sustaining a culturally and ethnically diverse environment and to the principles that promote inclusive practices. For more information, explore our Diversity, Equity and Inclusion work. Open Positions There are
- [Impact2032 - Summer Learning Opportunities](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-summer-learning-opportunities/) - Resources Summer Learning Opportunities Impact2032 2026 Summer Learning Opportunities by Town Activities at Home Digital Maine Library No matter where you are in Maine, you’re always at the library! You’ll find thousands of magazines, newspapers, learning tools, references and more available through this expansive online resource, free to all Maine citizens! Access the resources you
- [Volunteer](https://uwkv.org/volunteer/) - Get Involved Volunteer Volunteer opportunities just right for you. United Way of Kennebec Valley’s VolunteerME Kennebec Valley portal helps volunteers and nonprofits find each other. If you have a little time or a lot of time, there is a place for you! Click the button to get started. VolunteerME PORTAL FEATURED VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES There are
- [Sponsorships](https://uwkv.org/sponsorship-opportunities/) - GET INVOLVED Sponsorships 2026 Sponsorship Opportunities United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is pleased to offer a variety of sponsorship opportunities for many of our events, membership groups and initiatives throughout 2026. Thanks to the continued generosity of wonderful supporters, our events are highly visible and fun opportunities to connect with businesses and community leaders
- [Alexis de Tocqueville Society](https://uwkv.org/alexis-de-tocqueville-society/) - Get Involved Alexis de Tocqueville Society "I am bound to say that I have often seen Americans make large and genuine sacrifices to the public good, and I have noted on countless occasions that when necessary they almost never fail to lend one another a helping hand." - Alexis de Tocqueville The Tocqueville Society is
- [Designations](https://uwkv.org/designations/) - GET INVOLVED Designations UWKV honors and respects the many nonprofit organizations that make our communities stronger, and we appreciate your support of the causes that you care about most. United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) never charges a fee when our supporters designate to UWKV’s partner programs. 100% of your gift is passed along to those
- [Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion](https://uwkv.org/diversity/) - WHO WE ARE Diversity, Equity & Inclusion We're committed to a better future. At the heart of our mission lies a deep commitment to fostering Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in our community. We understand that historical injustices persist and that disparities continue to affect our communities today. As part of our ongoing dedication to addressing
- [Get Involved](https://uwkv.org/get-involved/) - Get Involved Make a difference in OUR community. Whether through special events, volunteer opportunities, giving societies, workplace campaigns or advocacy, United Way staff makes it easy for you to make a difference in the community we all call home. Explore ways to give below. Ways To Give People can make annual or planned gifts. Businesses
- [Share Your Story](https://uwkv.org/share-your-story/) - Get Involved Share Your Story Stories are at the heart of our work. They show how United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) and our partners support the community so no one is left behind. By sharing real experiences, we highlight needs that might otherwise go unseen, show others in similar situations how to find support
- [Impact2032 MKM Edit](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-mkm-edit/) - Impact2032 Guiding Kennebec Valley Forward WHAT IS IMPACT2032? Impact2032 is a community-wide effort to work toward goals in health, education and financial stability under a shared vision for Kennebec County. Impact2032 is not a program — it is a driving movement that unites community members to accelerate change. It is a deeply coordinated and collaborative
- [Day of Caring](https://uwkv.org/day-of-caring/) - What We Do Day of Caring Learning to lend a helping hand. This spring and fall, United Way will partner with 26 local schools and programs, as well as many area businesses, to sponsor student Days of Caring. This annual event matches student volunteers with work projects at local sites in Kennebec Valley.The Day of
- [DEI Micro-Grants](https://uwkv.org/dei-micro-grants/) - RESOURCES DEI Micro-Grants Effective April 26, 2026, this micro-grant opportunity is now closed to new applicants. In 2024, United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) will not open the Innovation Fund process. PAST FUNDED PROJECTS 2022 AUGUSTA TEEN CENTER — $30,000 Augusta Teen Center's (ATC's) Edge Program gives Kennebec County teenagers the skills and training that
- [Impact2032](https://uwkv.org/impact2032/) - Guiding the Kennebec Valley Forward WHAT IS IMPACT2032? Impact2032 is a community-wide effort to work toward goals in health, education and financial stability under a shared vision for Kennebec County. Impact2032 is not a program — it is a driving movement that unites community members to accelerate change. It is a deeply coordinated and collaborative
- [Loaned Executive Program](https://uwkv.org/loaned-executive-program/) - Get Involved Loaned Executive Program Our Loaned Executive Program is a transformative leadership initiative designed to provide a rewarding experience for your company, its workforce, and our local community. As part of an employer’s corporate social responsibility efforts, employers may be interested in “loaning” an employee to UWKV to support the campaign season for 8
- [a test](https://uwkv.org/a-test/) - Courtney Yeagar President & CEO Katelyn Pushard Director of Community Impact Michelle Dube Finance & Operation Manager Cormac Manning Community Impact & Operations Assistant Natalie Labbe Development Manager Mary-Kate Murphy Marketing & Events Coordinator
- [Emerging Leaders Society](https://uwkv.org/emerging-leaders-society/) - Get Involved Emerging Leaders Society 2026 Update After nearly a decade of impact, the Emerging Leaders Society (ELS) at United Way of Kennebec Valley is being sunset as a formal program. We are deeply grateful to the many members whose leadership, service, and generosity helped connect emerging professionals to meaningful community impact. This decision reflects
- [Contact Us](https://uwkv.org/contact-us/) - LET'S TALK! UNITED WAY OF KENNEBEC VALLEY OFFICES Augusta/Mailing 121 Commercial St.Augusta, ME 04330 207-626-3400 Mon - Thurs: 8am - 4:30pmFri: Office closed; staff work remotely info@uwkv.org Waterville 50 Elm St. Waterville, ME 04901 By Appointment CONTACT US TODAY Send
- [Planned Giving](https://uwkv.org/planned-giving/) - Get Involved Planned Giving Leave a legacy of kindness. The United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) Legacy Society is comprised of individuals who demonstrate extraordinary forethought and generosity to ensure the ongoing health and well-being of people in our communities.With 1 in 4 people in Kennebec County relying on support from United Way, Legacy Society
- [Campaign Awards](https://uwkv.org/campaign-awards/) - What We Do Campaign Awards Every year, UWKV recognizes outstanding campaign partnerships with awards presented during our Campaign Celebration. Recipients of these awards embody selflessness, strong and unique campaign practices and exceed expectations with their annual campaign. 2025 CAMPAIGN AWARD WINNERS Norm Temple Community Volunteer Award This award is presented each year to an individual
- [Improve Financial Security For Everyone](https://uwkv.org/improve-financial-stability-for-everyone/) - What We Do Improve Financial Security For Everyone Together, we have the power to ease economic hardship for our most susceptible community members by offering opportunities for employment, income, and resources to attain financial security. What we're up against Kennebec County is a wonderful place to live, work and play, but many of our neighbors
- [Give All Kids Equal Opportunities](https://uwkv.org/give-all-kids-equal-opportunities/) - What We Do Give All Kids Equal Opportunities Together, we can ensure every child in our community has access to quality early learning experiences prior to kindergarten – setting them up for lifelong success. What we're up against Benchmark measurement: In 2022, statewide data showed that only 82.6% of third graders score at or above
- [Build Strong, Healthy Communities](https://uwkv.org/build-strong-healthy-communities/) - What We Do Build Strong, Healthy Communities Together, we can build a stronger, healthier Kennebec Valley by helping people access prevention and wellness services and engage in healthy behaviors. What we're up against Benchmark measurement: In Kennebec County, 7,287.7 years of potential life is lost before age 75 (per 100,000 population). By tracking these data
- [Advocate](https://uwkv.org/advocate/) - Get Involved Advocate United Way of Kennebec Valley advocates for a thriving Kennebec County. UWKV strives to improve Kennebec County by advocating for public policies that align with our mission and those of our partners. Our advocacy work focuses on building relationships and bringing people from all sectors together to discuss issues and create solutions.
- [Giving Societies](https://uwkv.org/giving-societies/) - Get Involved Giving Societies Support the mission. United Way of Kennebec Valley’s giving societies are a great way to support the mission of United Way while making new connections with like-minded people. Explore our giving societies below. Alexis de Tocqueville Society United Way’s leading philanthropic leaders of the Kennebec Valley – investing more than $10,000
- [Community Partners](https://uwkv.org/community-partners/) - What We Do Community Partners Making Kennebec Valley a place to thrive. Community partnerships with United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) change the lives of more than 1 in 4 people in the Kennebec County population.Through workplace campaigns, corporate donations, sponsorship, grants, fundraising events or direct collaboration with nonprofit and school-based organizations, community partnerships empower
- [ALICE](https://uwkv.org/alice/) - What We Do ALICE ALICE in Maine examines the financial challenges faced by residents in every county of Maine. In 2023, 11% of Maine households were financially insecure according to the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Yet this measure failed to account for an additional 29% of households that were also experiencing financial hardship. These households
- [Our Initiatives](https://uwkv.org/uwkv-initiatives/) - What We Do Our Initiatives Making Kennebec Valley a place to thrive. Our initiatives focus on creating a thriving Kennebec Valley for everyone. Learn about our major initiatives such as Impact2032, ALICE in Maine and Day of Caring below. Impact2032Impact2032 is a community-wide effort to achieve 10-year goals in health, education and financial stability under
- [What We Do](https://uwkv.org/what-we-do/) - What We Do We strive for a community where all people are thriving. This means that every individual has access to prevention and wellness services; secure, affordable housing in supportive and safe neighborhoods; and ample nourishment that leads to healthy lives and minds. It means that every child is equipped with the tools and resources
- [70 Years of Impact](https://uwkv.org/70th-anniversary/) - Get Involved 70 YEARS OF IMPACT United Way of Kennebec Valley celebrates 70 years! In 2025, United Way of Kennebec Valley proudly celebrated 70 years of serving our community. Over the decades, we’ve partnered with countless individuals and organizations to create lasting change for more than a million people. This milestone is an opportunity to
- [Our Mission & Values](https://uwkv.org/our-mission-and-values/) - WHO WE ARE Our Mission & Values United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is a nonprofit organization serving all of Kennebec County, Maine. UWKV works to build strong, healthy communities, give all kids equal opportunities, and improve financial security for everyone — creating a thriving Kennebec County. OUR MISSION United Way of Kennebec Valley unites
- [Impact2032 - Annual Data Updates & Initial Research](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-annual-data-updates-initial-research/) - Resources Annual Data Updates & Initial Research Impact2032 Follow the data... Each year, Impact2032 releases an updated data report, building upon the original dataset. Below is the latest available information. 2025 Annual Data Update Explore data from every year 2024 Download 2022 Report To The Community In spring 2021, United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV)
- [Impact2032 - Build Strong, Healthy Communities](https://uwkv.org/impact2032/impact2032-build-strong-healthy-communities/) - What We Do Build Strong, Healthy Communities Impact2032 Together, we can build a stronger, healthier Kennebec Valley by helping people access prevention and wellness services and engage in healthy behaviors. What we're up against Benchmark measurement: In Kennebec County, 7,287.7 years of potential life is lost before age 75 (per 100,000 population). By tracking these
- [Get Involved](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-get-involved/) - Get Involved Impact2032 Join. Invest. Stay. Join The Effort Step 1 – EndorseYou and/or your organization sign(s) a Statement of Endorsement to affirm your support of Impact2032. Step 2 – Advance You and/or your organization shares the strategies you use or will be using to work towards the community vision of Impact2032. You decide how
- [What We Do](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-what-we-do/) - What We Do Impact2032 We strive for a community where all people are thriving. In 2020, leaders acknowledged the good work happening across Kennebec County but recognized that organizations are not always moving in the same direction toward the same goals. United Way of Kennebec Valley and its Board of Directors began researching and gauging
- [Impact2032 - Impact2032 Summit & Resources](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-impact2032-summit-resources/) - Resources Impact2032 Summit Impact2032 Impact2032 Summit Hosted by United Way of Kennebec Valley, the Impact2032 Summit serves as a milestone gathering for partners, leaders, and community members dedicated to the long-term health and stability of our region. The Summit is designed to celebrate our shared progress, highlight the power of local collaboration, and provide a
- [Impact2032- For Organizations](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-for-organizations/) - RESOURCES For Organizations Impact2032 Thank You For Your Support! Welcome! Thank you for your interest in Impact2032, our community’s shared vision to build strong, healthy communities, give all kids equal opportunities, and improve financial stability for everyone – creating a thriving Kennebec County for every person in our community.If you choose to endorse, you will
- [Impact2032 - For Individuals](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-for-individuals/) - RESOURCES For Individuals Impact2032 Thank You For Your Support! Welcome! Thank you for your interest in Impact2032, our community’s shared vision to build strong, healthy communities, give all kids equal opportunities, and improve financial stability for everyone – creating a thriving Kennebec County for every person in our community.If you choose to endorse, you will
- [For Individuals](https://uwkv.org/resources-for-individuals/) - RESOURCES For Individuals VIsit 211 Maine VIsit Cash Maine
- [Impact2032 - Improve Financial Stability For Everyone](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-improve-financial-stability-for-everyone/) - What We Do Improve Financial Stability for Everyone Impact2032 Together, we have the power to ease economic hardship for our most susceptible community members by offering opportunities for employment, income, and resources to attain financial stability. What we're up against Kennebec County, Maine, is a wonderful place to live, work and play, but many of
- [Impact2032 - Give All Kids Equal Opportunities​](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-give-all-kids-equal-opportunities/) - What We Do Give All Kids Equal Opportunities Impact2032 Together, we can ensure every child in our community has access to quality early learning experiences prior to kindergarten – setting them up for lifelong success. What we're up against Benchmark measurement: In 2022, statewide data showed that only 82.6% of third graders score at or
- [Impact2032 - Supporters](https://uwkv.org/impact2032-supporters/) - Who We Are Supporters Impact2032 United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is incredibly grateful for the local organizations and communities that support the Impact2032 initiative. Kennebec County needs people like you who want to support a better future for ourselves and our community members.Impact2032 establishes a vision for health, education and financial stability to improve
- [Impact Stories](https://uwkv.org/impact-stories/) - What We Do Impact Stories See how your dollars are changing lives across Kennebec Valley. Partner Program Spotlight–Project 218 Camp Scholarships July 14, 2026 The following success story was submitted by the State YMCA of Maine. Dollars given to United Way of Kennebec Valley support this program as well as many others across Kennebec Read
- [Thank you](https://uwkv.org/thank-you/) - United Way of Kennebec valley THANK YOU! Thank you for your contribution to our community! Because of you, more than 34,000 people in the Kennebec Valley will have access to the resources they need to thrive, not just survive. If you are interested in furthering your involvement with United Way of Kennebec Valley, click on
- [Unignorable: New Donors](https://uwkv.org/unignorable-new-donors/) - UNIGNORABLE TWO New Donors
- [Unignorable: 2% to 2 Million](https://uwkv.org/unignorable-2-to-2-million/) - UNIGNORABLE TWO 2% to 2 Million
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- [Grant Funders](https://uwkv.org/grant-funders/) - What We Do Grant Funders The programs and initiatives of United Way receive substantial support from various organizations through generous grant funding. These financial contributions enable United Way to spearhead crucial efforts that positively impact lives across the community.These foundations support the programs and/or initiatives of United Way through generous grant funding. HannafordL.L.Bean Sherman Fuller
- [NEWS](https://uwkv.org/blog/) - WHO WE ARE News 56th Annual Golf Scramble raises more than $27k August 17, 2026 AUGUSTA, ME—United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is thrilled to announce that it raised $27,621.49 to support community-impact initiatives at its 56th Annual Golf Scramble, presented by Charlie’s Family of Read More » Impact2032 Overview July 26, 2026 What Is
- [Roy Test](https://uwkv.org/roy-test/) - #1 Accordions with images and icons Provide each question with a unique design, by using images and icons for each question. MailThis is a really long description for what awaits you when you toggle this open Unique Elements With The Plus Addons for Elementor, you will get 120+ unique widgets High Performance Performance is on
- [Sample Page](https://uwkv.org/sample-page/) - United Way of Kennebec Valley is... AUGUSTA, ME—United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) is thrilled to announce that it raised $27,621.49 to support community-impact initiatives at its 56th Annual Golf Scramble, presented by Charlie’s Family of Dealerships. This marks a more than 10% increase from last year—making this year’s event the most successful to date.
- [Work With Me](https://uwkv.org/work-with-me/) - Contact Work With Me I would love to hear a few words about your project. Get in touch with me if you have any queries and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible. contact@info.com Youtube Facebook Instagram Twitter

## Jaci Slides

- [Community Centered](https://uwkv.org/jaci-carousel/community-centered/) - COMMUNITY CENTERED We serve the community, are inclusive of all people, and are responsive to needs.
- [Results Driven](https://uwkv.org/jaci-carousel/results-driven/) - RESULTS DRIVEN We are forward-thinking and deliberate as we translate strategy into measurable and lasting outcomes.
- [Collaborative](https://uwkv.org/jaci-carousel/collaborative/) - COLLABORATIVE We champion collective action, align community efforts, and engage different perspectives.
- [Leading with Integrity](https://uwkv.org/jaci-carousel/leading-with-integrity/) - LEADING WITH INTEGRITY We foster trust, ensure our work is equitable and transparent, and hold ourselves accountable.

## Events

- [Campaign Kickoff Breakfast](https://uwkv.org/event/campaign-kickoff-2/) - This September, please join Campaign Co-Chairs Katie and Chris Doherty for the launch of United Way of Kennebec Valley’s 2026 Campaign, “United is the Way.” Learn how United Way is working to make help easier to find and more accessible to all, while bringing people and resources together to build a stronger, more connected community.
- [UWKV Refresher](https://uwkv.org/event/uwkv-refresher/) - Join us for the first United Way of Kennebec Valley (UWKV) Refresher, a gathering that brings together anyone interested in learning more about UWKV's mission and year-round work. This includes business leaders, nonprofit partners, sponsors, volunteers, donors, and community members who want to stay connected. This informative and engaging session offers a clear look at
- [Annual Golf Scramble](https://uwkv.org/event/annual-golf-scramble-register/) - Register Here
- [Campaign Celebration](https://uwkv.org/event/campaign-celebration-2/) - Join Campaign Co-Chairs Jared and Vivian Mills this January as we celebrate the success of UWKV's 2025 campaign and mark the joyous conclusion of our 70th anniversary! Discover how we spotlighted the ALICE population and the challenges many in our community face, while recognizing the outstanding contributions from campaigns, partners, and supporters that made a
- [Impact2032 Summit](https://uwkv.org/event/impact2032-summit-2025/) - Ready to make a difference? Join us for the Impact2032 Summit on October 28, 2025! Hosted by United Way of Kennebec Valley, this year’s Summit focuses on celebrating progress, learning from local initiatives that are making a difference, and giving attendees the opportunity to connect with colleagues across the community. Throughout the day, you’ll hear
- [Employee Campaign Manager Training](https://uwkv.org/event/employee-campaign-manager-training-4/) - Whether you are a seasoned workplace campaign manager, or brand new to United Way, we are excited to provide several training opportunities that can help grow your organization’s support of United Way. Topics will include strategies for running a successful campaign and background information about United Way that will be helpful to your fundraising efforts.
- [Campaign Kickoff Breakfast](https://uwkv.org/event/campaign-kickoff-breakfast/) - If you're still interested in joining this event, please reach out to Isabelle Cheung at icheung@uwkv.org to attend! This September, please join Campaign Co-Chairs Jared and Vivian as we launch UWKV’s 2025 Campaign. Learn how we are highlighting the stories and voices ALICE individuals in our community — making those of us who are ALICE
- [Pacesetter Bagels and Brew](https://uwkv.org/event/pacesetter-bagels-and-brew/) - Every August, more than 20 local businesses and organizations take the lead as Pacesetters for the UWKV campaign, helping set the pace for United Way of Kennebec Valley's fundraising efforts to better our community. Businesses committed to being a Pacesetter often wrap up their workplace campaigns by September — before the Campaign Kickoff where totals
- [Partner Program Meeting](https://uwkv.org/event/partner-program-meeting-2/) - This meeting serves as the required annual touchpoint for partner programs. We will share updates about United Way, as well as important information for the upcoming campaign season. Light snacks provided. Please note that this meeting will take place in the Divisible Conference, Room B1101.
- [Employee Campaign Manager Training](https://uwkv.org/event/employee-campaign-manager-training-3/) - Whether you are a seasoned workplace campaign manager, or brand new to United Way, we are excited to provide several training opportunities that can help grow your organization’s support of United Way. Topics will include strategies for running a successful campaign and background information about United Way that will be helpful to your fundraising efforts.
- [Campaign Celebration](https://uwkv.org/event/campaign-celebration/) - Online ticket sales have closed. Please contact Michelle at MTibbetts@uwkv.org to check any additional availability. Join Campaign Co-Chairs TJ and Kerry Smart this January as we celebrate the success of UWKV's 2024 campaign. Discover how we spotlighted the ALICE population and the challenges many in our community face, while recognizing the outstanding contributions from campaigns,
- [ALICE in Focus — Local insights and support strategies](https://uwkv.org/event/alice-in-focus-local-insights-and-support-strategies/) - Join us on December 4 from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm via Zoom for "ALICE in Focus: Local Insights and Support Strategies." This panel discussion will address the challenges faced by the growing ALICE population — households that are Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed — in Kennebec County. Representatives from Central Maine Power, City of
- [Impact2032 Summit](https://uwkv.org/event/impact2032-summit/) - United Way of Kennebec Valley is excited to announce our inaugural Impact2032 Summit, on Tuesday, November 19 from 10 am - 2 pm at the Augusta Civic Center. This landmark event will bring together community leaders, change-makers and visionaries to shape the future of our region. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be a
- [Mandatory Virtual Community Investment Process Application Training](https://uwkv.org/event/mandatory-virtual-community-investment-process-application-training/) - Content: Overview of recent process changes, eligibility requirements, e-CImpact grant management platform, Letter of Intent and full Application forms Audience: Person(s) completing the application. We will start with a high-level overview, so organization leadership is also welcome to attend and could leave prior to the grant management platform overview if desired. Please review application in
- [Partner Program Meeting](https://uwkv.org/event/partner-program-meeting/) - This meeting serves as the required annual touchpoint for partner programs. We will share updates about United Way, as well as important information for the upcoming campaign season. Light snacks provided. Please note that this meeting will take place in the Divisible Conference, Room 2.
- [Empowering Communities Through Schools — An Educational Panel](https://uwkv.org/event/community_schools_panel_discussion/) - Please join us for a virtual panel discussion exploring the transformative concept of Community Schools. Delve into what sets them apart from traditional schools and unravel the four pillars at their core. Learn about the landscape of community schools and the process of becoming a community school in Maine. Don't miss this chance to engage
- [The Ripple Effect: A Lakeside Social](https://uwkv.org/event/the-ripple-effect-a-lakeside-social/) - Connect with like-minded leaders who are passionate about giving back and making a positive impact in our community! Hosted at the home of campaign co-chairs, TJ & Kerry Smart. Join us for an engaging evening of cocktails and conversations while learning more about the impactful mission and goals of the United Way in Northern Kennebec
- [Campaign Kickoff Breakfast](https://uwkv.org/event/campaign-kickoff/) - This September, please join Campaign Co-Chairs TJ and Kerry Smart as we launch UWKV’s 2024 Campaign. Learn how we are highlighting the daily challenges faced by ALICE — making those of us who are ALICE UNIGNORABLE. Admission to this event is $20 a person or $150 for a table of eight. Please scroll down to
- [Pacesetter Bagels and Brews](https://uwkv.org/event/pacesetter-breakfast/) - Every August, more than 20 local businesses and organizations take the lead as Pacesetters for the UWKV campaign, helping set the pace for United Way of Kennebec Valley's fundraising efforts to better our community. Businesses committed to being a Pacesetter often wrap up their workplace campaigns by September — before the Campaign Kickoff where totals
- [Partner Program Tour - Spectrum Generations' Muskie Center](https://uwkv.org/event/partner-program-tour-spectrum-generations-muskie-center/) - As a way to see the impact of your support in motion, we have coordinated a tour with one of our funded partners, Spectrum Generations. This tour will take place at the Muskie Center in Waterville, which serves as a community hub for local elders, and the home of the Meals on Wheels Program. Last
- [Employee Campaign Manager Training](https://uwkv.org/event/employee-campaign-manager-training-2/) - Whether you are a seasoned workplace campaign manager, or brand new to United Way, we are excited to provide several training opportunities that can help grow your organization’s support of United Way. Topics will include strategies for running a successful campaign and background information about United Way that will be helpful to your fundraising efforts.
- [Fore the Community: An Emerging Leaders Society Social](https://uwkv.org/event/emerging-leaders-society-social/) - Please join us for the annual social event for members and supporters of United Way of Kennebec Valley's (UWKV's) Emerging Leaders Society! The evening will include food, drinks, a quick presentation of the incredible work being done in our community through UWKV, and of course, indoor golf! Additionally, we will be hosting a collection to
- [Campaign Champions - Final Meeting](https://uwkv.org/event/campaign-champions-final-meeting/) - Every year, our Campaign Champions group meets to review the previous year’s campaign and strategize ways to have a successful upcoming campaign season. Campaign Champions meet as a full group three times throughout the summer; however, subcommittees may form where they may choose to meet more regularly.
- [Employee Campaign Manager Training](https://uwkv.org/event/employee-campaign-manager-training/) - Whether you are a seasoned workplace campaign manager, or brand new to United Way, we are excited to provide several training opportunities that can help grow your organization’s support of United Way. Topics will include strategies for running a successful campaign and background information about United Way that will be helpful to your fundraising efforts.
- [Campaign Champions - Second Meeting](https://uwkv.org/event/campaign-champions-second-meeting/) - Every year, our Campaign Champions group meets to review the previous year’s campaign and strategize ways to have a successful upcoming campaign season. Campaign Champions meet as a full group three times throughout the summer; however, subcommittees may form where they may choose to meet more regularly.
- [Emerging Leaders Society Educational Opportunity with Legal Services for Maine Elders](https://uwkv.org/event/emerging-leaders-society-educational-opportunity/) - Please join us on June 5 at 9am for a presentation from Legal Services from Maine Elders, starring our own Advisory Council member, Angela Hamlin! We'll be learning about the services they provide and important bits of knowledge when it comes to protecting you and your loved ones. This will also be the start of
- [Campaign Champions - First Meeting](https://uwkv.org/event/campaign-champions-first-meeting/) - Every year, our Campaign Champions group meets to review the previous year’s campaign and strategize ways to have a successful upcoming campaign season. Campaign Champions meet as a full group three times throughout the summer; however, subcommittees may form where they may choose to meet more regularly.
- [Community Narcan Training](https://uwkv.org/event/narcan-training/) - Last year, as many as 607 people died of an overdose in Maine. While this number is much lower than the 723 overdose deaths reported in 2022, that decrease is largely due to the availability of Narcan. Narcan is a lifesaving, easy-to-use medication that anyone can learn to administer. You never know when you may
- [Emerging Leaders Society Volunteer Opportunity](https://uwkv.org/event/emerging-leaders-society-volunteer-opportunity-march-5-2024-bread-of-life-soup-kitchen/)

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