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February 11th was 211 Advocacy Day in Wisconsin. Representatives from local United Ways and six 211 contact centers throughout the state, including IMPACT 211, gathered at the State Capitol to elevate the importance of 211 in connecting people to essential resources.
Advocates met with legislators and shared stories from their communities to emphasize the need to sustain strong support for 211 as demand for services continues to grow.
IMPACT 211 serves the nine-county region of Southeastern Wisconsin including Milwaukee, Waukesha, Racine, Kenosha, Dodge, Jefferson, Walworth, Washington and Ozaukee, and is the sole provider of after-hours coverage for the entire state.
In 2025, IMPACT 211 handled 314,563 customer contacts which accounted for nearly 70% of all 211 interactions for the year.
Photo courtesy of United Way Wisconsin
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