In communities across America, 1,350 United Ways improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of their communities. More than fundraisers, United Ways are partners in change, working with a broad range of people and organizations to identify and resolve pressing community issues.
United Way of Baldwin County traces its roots and first fundraising campaign to 1968. Originally two organizations, in 2007, South Baldwin United Way and North Baldwin United Way merged to form United Way of Baldwin County. We provide support for 30 nonprofit health and human service agencies serving residents in all of Baldwin County. Donations to United Way of Baldwin County stay here in the community helping friends and neighbors. We are committed to serving all facets of the community and do not discriminate based on race, religion, age, ability or any other protected class.
It’s easy to give to United Way of Baldwin County. When you donate, your contribution goes to work creating lasting changes in the community where you live. Our board of directors, using a strict set of guidelines, reviews United Way of Baldwin County’s 33 non-profit agencies annually so that givers can be sure their dollars are well spent.
Whether you are looking for a day-long opportunity or a long-term commitment, we've got a project for you.
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Our Annual Report and Financials, summarizing key activities and financial results.
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Our member agencies have met eligibility criteria to receive partial funding from funds raised during the annual campaign.
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Children with no insurance are less likely to receive proper medical care which often results in excessive absences from school.
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Finding help can sometimes be confusing and intimidating. That’s why United Way of Baldwin County offers 2-1-1.
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