"Building relationships to support our community with

collaboration, compassion and purpose."

See more nonprofit flyers below.

Congratulations Chrissy Triplett at Catawba County Department of Social Services.

Chrissy’s name was drawn as this week’s finalist for the 2026 Catawba County United Way Car Giveaway.

Thank you, Paramount Auto Group in Hickory for donating the vehicle, and thank you Martin Starnes & Associates, CPAs, for overseeing this year’s drawings.

Employees at local businesses running a United Way campaign who donate a minimum of $100 are eligible to enter each week's drawing.

Funds raised during the annual Catawba County United Way campaign support local non-profit efforts to help individuals and families facing a crisis in our community.

Want to be part of this year’s United Way campaign? Call 828-327-6851 for more information about hosting a United Way campaign at your company. The Car Giveaway winner will be chosen on Dec. 10.



Thank You to everyone who supports the CCUW every year.

Learn more about how your donation to the United Way impacts our county - https://www.ccunitedway.com/your-catawba-county-united-ways-impact-0

Last Friday, Oct. 16, the Catawba County United Way was honored to be part of the Grand Opening of the Shelter Home of the Foothills Domestic Violence Shelter – Catawba County Campus.

Along with many other local and regional nonprofits and public agencies, the United Way has worked with Shelter Home the last two years to bring this service back to the county.

This is a totally renovated 22-bed emergency shelter that provides a place of safety and support for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking.

“Twenty-eight miles is the distance a DV survivor in Catawba County has had to travel for the last two years to reach the nearest emergency bed for someone fleeing domestic violence,” Shelter Home Executive Director Lisa Clontz said during the opening ceremonies Friday.

“For many of us, twenty-eight miles may not seem like a lot, but when you have no car because you don’t have the keys, when you have no cash because someone else controlled every dollar, when you have three children, one in the school right up the road and your phone is ringing with threats, 28 miles feels like a hundred.”

According to United Way impact reports, the Shelter Home provided domestic violence/sexual assault services to 902 individuals in 2025. The Catawba County DV shelter officially opened its doors on Monday, Oct. 19 to serve survivors of domestic violence.

Guest speakers at the grand opening event included: Shelter Home Associate Dir. of Operations Donyetta Gilmer, Shelter Home Executive Dir. Lisa Clontz, Shelter Home Board Chair Kim Edmisten, Catawba County United Way Executive Dir. Mark Bumgarner, City of Conover Mayor Kyle Hayman and Project Contractor Cammie Dellinger.

Learn more about these services at shelterhomecc.org.

The 24-Hour Crisis Line is 828-758-7088.

• Information gathered from public social media posts and press releases. To submit a non-profit/public agency brief email the United Way's John Bailey at THIS LINK.

Medicaid Update - Starting Jan. 1, 2027, most adults ages 19 through 64 will need to renew Medicaid twice a year. Your local DSS will send you a notice when it is time to renew. Make sure DSS has your current address and answer letters right away. Visit medicaid.nc.gov/changes #NCMedicaid

Desde el 1 de enero de 2027, la mayoría de los adultos entre 19 y 64 años necesitarán recertificar su Medicaid dos veces al año. Tu Departamento de Servicios Sociales (DSS) local te enviará un aviso cuando sea tiempo de la recertificación. Asegúrate que el DSS tenga tu dirección vigente y responde de inmediato las cartas que te envíen. Visita medicaid.nc.gov/cambios #NCMedicaid

Catawba County Public Health - Traumatic experiences can have a lasting impact on our lives. Here are some things that you can do to help yourself along your healing journey:

-Take care of the basics in life (eat regularly, try to get some sleep)

-Give yourself time to feel and process your emotions

-Add more self-care when you’re ready

-Practice compassion for yourself

-Let go of unnecessary to-dos

-Find a support system

For more resources: https://catawbacountync.crediblemind.com

Las experiencias traumáticas pueden tener un impacto duradero en nuestras vidas. Aquí tienes algunas cosas que puedes hacer para ayudarte en tu proceso de sanación:

-Cuida lo básico de tu vida (come con regularidad, intenta dormir bien).

-Date tiempo para sentir y procesar tus emociones.

-Aumenta tu autocuidado cuando estés listo.

-Practica la compasión contigo mismo.

-Deja ir las tareas innecesarias.

-Busca un sistema de apoyo.

Para más recursos: https://catawbacountync.crediblemind.com

Meals on Wheels of Catawba County is looking for volunteers to help with our special Christmas delivery on Friday, Dec.18. Volunteers will deliver 5 frozen meals to our clients to ensure they have meals for the week of Christmas.

Help spread a little extra holiday cheer to the seniors in our community Call 828-695-5610 to sign up.  

Malorie’s Place in Maiden – Volunteers needed every Monday to help with the Blessing Room stocking shelves, bagging food, carrying bags to vehicles.

Available Shifts: 9:30  – 11:30 a.m.,11:30 a.m.  – 1:30 p.m. and 2 – 4 p.m.

Interested in volunteering? Call Leslie at 828-216-5046

Volunteer – Patrick Beaver Learning Resource Center - November's volunteer tutor training cohort is only a few weeks away. Training is just 3 days (instead of a full week!) Call or email today to save your spot. Email info@patrickbeaverlrc.org or call 828-624-2012.

The Catawba County United Way has worked with other nonprofits to create a list of local opportunities to help others.

See the link below.

Getting help to find shelter or pay rent continue to lead the calls to 211 from Catawba County.

In the last 30 days, NC 211 received more than 309 requests for help.

Top Needs by the numbers:

-Shelters: 66

-Rent assistance: 40

-Low-cost housing: 27

-Electric bills: 52

-Financial Assistance: 14

NC 211 is the United Way of North Carolina's health and human services information line, open 24/7.

The Catawba County United Way is proud to help fund NC 211 locally, ensuring the ability to connect those in crisis with the resources they need.

For help - Call NC 211 by dialing 2-1-1 or (888) 892 1162 or visit https://nc211.org/. 

We've all heard the phrase - "It takes a village," and in the nonprofit world it's true. The Catawba County United Way enjoys building relationships with its community partners and sees how much greater our impact is because of our collective efforts every day.

Below are some upcoming non-profit events from just a few of those partners...please share. Want to submit a nonprofit flyer? Email John at jbailey@ccunitedway.com.

All four events will be held from 9–11:30 a.m. and will include hands-on environmental revitalization and scenic landscape enhancement projects. No special skills are required, and tools, supplies and guidance will be provided. Volunteers should plan to wear long sleeves, long pants and closed-toe shoes appropriate for outdoor work.

There is no registration or sign-up required.

Questions? Email Anna Koby at - akoby@catawbacountync.gov.

• To submit a non-profit/public agency flier email John Bailey at THIS LINK.

Since 1944, the Catawba County United Way has been dedicated to increasing the capacity of people to help others. To learn more about the CCUW's mission contact us at 828-327-6851 or visit ccunitedway.com.

GIVE - ADVOCATE - VOLUNTEER 

"Building relationships to support our community with

collaboration, compassion and purpose."

See more nonprofit flyers below.

Congratulations Angela Isenhower at Vanguard.

Angela’s name was drawn as this week’s finalist for the 2026 Catawba County United Way Car Giveaway.

Thank you, Paramount Auto Group in Hickory for donating the vehicle, and thank you Martin Starnes & Associates, CPAs, for overseeing this year’s drawings.

Employees at local businesses running a United Way campaign who donate a minimum of $100 are eligible to enter each week's drawing.

Funds raised during the annual Catawba County United Way campaign support local non-profit efforts to help individuals and families facing a crisis in our community.

Want to be part of this year’s United Way campaign? Call 828-327-6851 for more information about hosting a United Way campaign at your company. The Car Giveaway winner will be chosen on Dec. 10.

Thank You to everyone who supports the CCUW every year.

The deadline for The Salvation Army Angel Tree applications has been extended through this Sunday, Oct.18.

Register online only at www.SAangeltree.org

REQUIRED Documentation for Registration

Please have these documents ready before starting the application process. Use your phone to take a picture of the documents and then upload them to your application.

Please validate your cell number so you can receive text notifications about your application. ALL documents must be uploaded for the application to be approved.

• Photo ID or passport for each applying adult (not expired)
• Birth certificate OR shot record for all children in the household
• If you have custody of a child that is not your own, submit Custody papers.
• Current food stamp award letter (not the card) OR proof of all monthly income and expenses
• Proof of Catawba County residency for everyone in the household (including children – shot record or school record like report card or “Infinite profile page.”)
• Info. for all children in household 12 & under for clothes/shoes and toy wishes. (Please do not put wishes higher than $50. Things like PlayStation, Xbox & computers will be deleted.)
• Teenagers, ages 13 to 17 (still in school), will receive gift cards for clothes. 

*** Once you submit your application, please allow up to ONE FULL WEEK to receive confirmation that your application has been approved. Please do not start another application, as this will delay the approval process. ***

For questions, call The Salvation Army at 828-322-2535.

From helping collect food, to sorting and preparing donated clothing, to manning an information desk, to showing up at a disaster ready to help, to sharing a smile with someone facing a crisis, Catawba County nonprofits would struggle to help others without their volunteers. 

The Catawba County United Way has worked with other nonprofits to create a list of local opportunities to help others.

See the link below.

Getting help to find shelter or pay rent continue to lead the calls to 211 from Catawba County.

In the last 30 days, NC 211 received more than 307 requests for help.

Top Needs by the numbers:

-Shelters – 66

-Rent assistance – 42

-Low-cost housing – 28

-Electric bills – 51

NC 211 is the United Way of North Carolina's health and human services information line, open 24/7.

The Catawba County United Way is proud to help fund NC 211 locally, ensuring the ability to connect those in crisis with the resources they need.

For help - Call NC 211 by dialing 2-1-1 or (888) 892 1162 or visit https://nc211.org/. 

We've all heard the phrase - "It takes a village," and in the nonprofit world it's true. The Catawba County United Way enjoys building relationships with its community partners and sees how much greater our impact is because of our collective efforts every day.

Below are some upcoming non-profit events from just a few of those partners...please share. Want to submit a nonprofit flyer? Email John at jbailey@ccunitedway.com.

All four events will be held from 9–11:30 a.m. and will include hands-on environmental revitalization and scenic landscape enhancement projects. No special skills are required, and tools, supplies and guidance will be provided. Volunteers should plan to wear long sleeves, long pants and closed-toe shoes appropriate for outdoor work.

There is no registration or sign-up required.

Questions? Email Anna Koby at - akoby@catawbacountync.gov.

• To submit a non-profit/public agency flier email John Bailey at THIS LINK.

Since 1944, the Catawba County United Way has been dedicated to increasing the capacity of people to help others. To learn more about the CCUW's mission contact us at 828-327-6851 or visit ccunitedway.com.

GIVE - ADVOCATE - VOLUNTEER 

"Building relationships to support our community with

collaboration, compassion and purpose."

See more nonprofit flyers below.

Congratulations to Treva Pope at Peoples Bank



Treva's name was drawn as this week's finalist for the 2026 Catawba County United Way Car Giveaway.

Thank you, Paramount Auto Group in Hickory for donating the vehicle, and thank you Martin Starnes & Associates, CPAs, for overseeing this year’s drawings.

Employees at local businesses running a United Way campaign who donate a minimum of $100 are eligible to enter each week's drawing.

Funds raised during the annual Catawba County United Way campaign support local non-profit efforts to help individuals and families facing a crisis in our community.

Want to be part of this year’s United Way campaign? Call 828-327-6851 for more information about hosting a United Way campaign at your company or email Meredith Willis.

The Car Giveaway winner will be chosen on Dec. 10, and Thank You to everyone who supports the CCUW every year.

Applications for this year's Catawba County Christmas Bureau open online only on Sept. 28 and close on Oct. 12.

This is the annual, collaborative effort for local nonprofits and public agencies to provide toys, clothing and coats to children ages birth to 12 and teens 13-17.



Apply online at www.saangeltree.org.

From helping collect food, to sorting and preparing donated clothing, to manning an information desk, to showing up at a disaster ready to help, to sharing a smile with someone facing a crisis, Catawba County nonprofits would struggle to help others without their volunteers. 

The Catawba County United Way has worked with other nonprofits to create a list of local opportunities to help others.

See the link below.

• Information gathered from public social media posts and press releases. To submit a non-profit/public agency brief email the United Way's John Bailey at THIS LINK.

American Red Cross seeking Program Specialist - The Blue Ridge Piedmont Chapter of the American Red Cross is currently seeking a Community Disaster Program Specialist to help strengthen disaster readiness and support the volunteers who respond when emergencies happen close to home. In this role, you'll work alongside dedicated volunteers, build community partnerships, support disaster preparedness efforts, and help coordinate responses to local disasters, including home fires that can leave families facing some of their most difficult moments.

If you're passionate about serving others, developing volunteer leaders, and helping communities prepare for and recover from disasters, this could be the opportunity for you. Join a mission-driven team and make a meaningful impact every day.

https://americanredcross.wd1.myworkdayjobs.com/American_Red_Cross_Careers/job/Conover-NC/Community-Disaster-Program-Specialist_RC91305

Patrick Beaver Learning Resource Center hiring tutors - the agency's waitlist is still growing. There are children in our community who are ready for extra support with reading, and we want to be able to say yes when their families reach out.

If you love working with children, believe every child deserves to read with confidence, and want your work to make a real difference, we’d love to hear from you.

Part-time tutoring - Hickory, NC

Training and support provided.

Email info@patrickbeaverlrc.org or call 828-624-2012.

Keeping a roof over your head and the lights on - In the last 30 days, NC 211 received more than 330 requests for help from Catawba County, with housing and electric bills still at the top of the list.

Top Requests by the numbers:

-Shelters – 64

-Rent assistance – 52

-Low-cost housing – 29

-Electric bills – 45

-Employment/Financial Assistance – 14

NC 211 is the United Way of North Carolina's health and human services information line, open 24/7.

The Catawba County United Way is proud to help fund NC 211 locally, ensuring the ability to connect those in crisis with the resources they need.

For help - Call NC 211 by dialing 2-1-1 or (888) 892 1162 or visit https://nc211.org/. 

We've all heard the phrase - "It takes a village," and in the nonprofit world it's true. The Catawba County United Way enjoys building relationships with its community partners and sees how much greater our impact is because of our collective efforts every day.

Below are some upcoming non-profit events from just a few of those partners...please share. Want to submit a nonprofit flyer? Email John at jbailey@ccunitedway.com.

All four events will be held from 9–11:30 a.m. and will include hands-on environmental revitalization and scenic landscape enhancement projects. No special skills are required, and tools, supplies and guidance will be provided. Volunteers should plan to wear long sleeves, long pants and closed-toe shoes appropriate for outdoor work.

There is no registration or sign-up required.

Questions? Email Anna Koby at - akoby@catawbacountync.gov.

• To submit a non-profit/public agency flier email John Bailey at THIS LINK.

Since 1944, the Catawba County United Way has been dedicated to increasing the capacity of people to help others. To learn more about the CCUW's mission contact us at 828-327-6851 or visit ccunitedway.com.

GIVE - ADVOCATE - VOLUNTEER 

"Building relationships to support our community with

collaboration, compassion and purpose."

See more nonprofit flyers below.

Congratulations to Clinton Childers at Century Furnitrue



Clinton's name was drawn as this week's finalist for the 2026 Catawba County United Way Car Giveaway.

Thank you, Paramount Auto Group in Hickory for donating the vehicle, and thank you Martin Starnes & Associates, CPAs, for overseeing this year’s drawings.

Employees at local businesses running a United Way campaign who donate a minimum of $100 are eligible to enter each week's drawing.

Funds raised during the annual Catawba County United Way campaign support local non-profit efforts to help individuals and families facing a crisis in our community.

Want to be part of this year’s United Way campaign? Call 828-327-6851 for more information about hosting a United Way campaign at your company or email Meredith Willis.

The Car Giveaway winner will be chosen on Dec. 10, and Thank You to everyone who supports the CCUW every year.

Applications for this year's Catawba County Christmas Bureau open online only on Sept. 28 and close on Oct. 12.



This is the annual, collaborative effort for local nonprofits and public agencies to provide toys, clothing and coats to children ages birth to 12 and teens 13-17.



Apply online at www.saangeltree.org, starting Monday.

And don't forget about United Way's Teen Christmas...Roxy is watching...

Help everyone's favorite United Way pug, Roxy, raise money to support this year's Catawba County United Way Teen Christmas outreach.

Part of the annual Catawba County Christmas Bureau, Teen Christmas supports families with teens during the holidays.

Call the United Way to learn how you can help - 828-327-6851.

From helping collect food, to sorting and preparing donated clothing, to manning an information desk, to showing up at a disaster ready to help, to sharing a smile with someone facing a crisis, Catawba County nonprofits would struggle to help others without their volunteers. 

The Catawba County United Way has worked with other nonprofits to create a list of local opportunities to help others.

See the link below.

• Information gathered from public social media posts and press releases. To submit a non-profit/public agency brief email the United Way's John Bailey at THIS LINK.

Medicaid Changes - Starting Jan. 1, 2027, most adults ages 19 through 64 will need to renew Medicaid twice a year. Your local DSS will send you a notice when it is time to renew. Make sure DSS has your current address and answer letters right away. Visit medicaid.nc.gov/changes #NCMedicaid

Desde el 1 de enero de 2027, la mayoría de los adultos entre 19 y 64 años necesitarán recertificar su Medicaid dos veces al año. Tu Departamento de Servicios Sociales (DSS) local te enviará un aviso cuando sea tiempo de la recertificación. Asegúrate que el DSS tenga tu dirección vigente y responde de inmediato las cartas que te envíen. Visita medicaid.nc.gov/cambios #NCMedicaid

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services announces updated Strategic Plan for the next four years alongside four key priority areas of focus. Together, the priority areas and strategic plan provide a framework for NCDHHS to strengthen partnerships with communities and stakeholders, advance innovative solutions and achieve the department’s mission of providing and ensuring access to essential services for all North Carolinians.

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In the last 30 days, finding shelters and paying an electric bill were the two biggest requests for help NC 211 received from Catawba County.

Top Requests by the numbers:

-Shelters – 72

-Rent assistance – 59

-Low-cost housing – 25

-Electric bills – 37

-Food – 14

NC 211 is the United Way of North Carolina's health and human services information line, open 24/7.

The Catawba County United Way is proud to help fund NC 211 locally, ensuring the ability to connect those in crisis with the resources they need.



For help - Call NC 211 by dialing 2-1-1 or (888) 892 1162 or visit https://nc211.org/.

We've all heard the phrase - "It takes a village," and in the nonprofit world it's true. The Catawba County United Way enjoys building relationships with its community partners and sees how much greater our impact is because of our collective efforts every day.

Below are some upcoming non-profit events from just a few of those partners...please share. Want to submit a nonprofit flyer? Email John at jbailey@ccunitedway.com.

• To submit a non-profit/public agency flier email John Bailey at THIS LINK.

Since 1944, the Catawba County United Way has been dedicated to increasing the capacity of people to help others. To learn more about the CCUW's mission contact us at 828-327-6851 or visit ccunitedway.com.

GIVE - ADVOCATE - VOLUNTEER 

"Building relationships to support our community with

collaboration, compassion and purpose."

See more nonprofit flyers below.

Congratulations Angela Simmons at Hickory City Schools.



Angela’s name was drawn as the first finalist for the 2026 Catawba County United Way Car Giveaway.

Thank you, Paramount Auto Group in Hickory for donating the vehicle, and thank you Martin Starnes & Associates, CPAs, for overseeing this year’s drawings.

Employees at local businesses running a United Way campaign who donate a minimum of $100 are eligible to enter each week's drawing.

Funds raised during the annual Catawba County United Way campaign support local non-profit efforts to help individuals and families facing a crisis in our community.

Want to be part of this year’s United Way campaign? Call 828-327-6851 for more information about hosting a United Way campaign at your company.

The Car Giveaway winner will be chosen on Dec. 10, and Thank You to everyone who supports the CCUW every year.

Since 1993, the John F. Hall Catawba County United Way Cross Country Invitational has been providing an opportunity for local athletes to compete in a first-class meet and give back to their communities through service projects.

This year, the Invitational’s special guest is Adrian Wildschutt who finished 2nd in the 2020 NCAA Division 1 Cross Country Championships for Florida State. He has set several records in South Africa and competed in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games. Wildschutt currently runs professionally for the Hoka NAZ Elite team.

The United Way meet will be held Oct. 14 at Southside Park in Newton. To learn more or sign-up your team call 828-327-6851.

The Catawba County United Way's first Mahjong United event was a great success. Good times were had and lots of crowns handed out.

We had about 32 players that raised a little over $1,800 for our community.

Thank you to our sponsors: Notions828, Cranford Brothers BBQ, and Emerald Health

Thank you to our raffle prize donors: Vanguard Furniture, Oz’s Jewelers, Basketley, Swisher Skin and Laser Center and LouLou’s Corner.

Thank you also to Banners by Taylor in Hickory on IG for our wonderful Mahjong banner.

Learn more at THIS LINK.

Catawba County United Way wants to thank everyone who attended Race United at the Hickory Motor Speedway’s Championship night on Sept. 19.

Nearly 2,000 race fans came out to enjoy a fee night of racing, fireworks and an opportunity to meet more than a dozen local nonprofits who participated in this year’s Resource Fair.

The United Way also hosted a Food Drive prior to the start of racing and collected almost a ton of non-perishable items. The donations will be distributed between The Hickory Soup Kitchen, Ashure Ministry, The Salvation Army of Greater Hickory and The Corner Table.

The United Way also wants to say THANK YOU to our 2026 sponsors who helped to make it a free night of racing and fireworks for the public: Catawba Valley Medical Center, People’s Bank, Shuford Yarns, Rock House Farm Family of Brands, Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., Publix, Paramount Automotive and Truist Bank.

Thank You again to everyone who helped as a volunteer, set up for the Resource Fair, donated to the Food Drive, our event sponsors and all the spectators who came out to the races.

Applications for this year's Catawba County Christmas Bureau open online only on Sept. 28 and close on Oct. 12.



This is the annual, collaborative effort for local nonprofits and public agencies to provide toys, clothing and coats to children ages birth to 12 and teens 13-17.



Apply online at www.saangeltree.org, starting Monday.

Park Stewardship Days series. We’re partnering with Visit Hickory NC, Outdoor NC and Keep Catawba County Beautiful to offer volunteer opportunities at each of the four Catawba County Parks.

The upcoming dates are:

• October 17 – St. Stephens Park
• November 7 – Bakers Mountain Park
• February 20 – Riverbend Park
• March 13 – Mountain Creek Park

All four events will be held from 9–11:30 a.m. and will include hands-on environmental revitalization and scenic landscape enhancement projects. No special skills are required, and tools, supplies and guidance will be provided. Volunteers should plan to wear long sleeves, long pants and closed-toe shoes appropriate for outdoor work.

There is no registration or sign-up required.

Questions? Email Anna Koby at - akoby@catawbacountync.gov.

The Catawba County United Way has gathered more volunteer information from other local nonprofits and public agencies. See the Link Below.

Do you know of some high school student leaders with an interest in building their leadership skills and/or learning about local government and issues?

Catawba County NC Cooperative Extension is currently accepting applications for high school students in grades 9-11 who would like to be part of the Catawba County Youth Council. The council is a commissioner-appointed, youth leadership program designed to encourage civic engagement.

The council meets monthly on a Monday evening, with students having the chance to learn through programs, speakers, and volunteer projects. The Council is limited to students who live or attend school in Catawba County and there are some attendance expectations associated with re-appointments to continue, after the first year.

The council works closely with the Catawba County United Way and one of their favorite projects is their involvement with the United Way Youth grants program. Students can apply online at https://go.ncsu.edu/2026-27applicationccyc. Deadline to apply is Oct. 2 and also requires a letter of recommendation. If you have questions about the Youth Council, call Cooperative Extension at 828-465-8240.

In the last 30 days, finding shelters and paying an electric bill were the two biggest requests for help NC 211 received from Catawba County.

Top Requests by the numbers:

-Shelters – 69

-Rent assistance – 66

-Low-cost housing – 23

-Electric bills – 43

-Food – 20

NC 211 is the United Way of North Carolina's health and human services information line, open 24/7.

The Catawba County United Way is proud to help fund NC 211 locally, ensuring the ability to connect those in crisis with the resources they need.



For help - Call NC 211 by dialing 2-1-1 or (888) 892 1162 or visit https://nc211.org/.

We've all heard the phrase - "It takes a village," and in the nonprofit world it's true. The Catawba County United Way enjoys building relationships with its community partners and sees how much greater our impact is because of our collective efforts every day.

Below are some upcoming non-profit events from just a few of those partners...please share. Want to submit a nonprofit flyer? Email John at jbailey@ccunitedway.com.

• To submit a non-profit/public agency flier email John Bailey at THIS LINK.

Since 1944, the Catawba County United Way has been dedicated to increasing the capacity of people to help others. To learn more about the CCUW's mission contact us at 828-327-6851 or visit ccunitedway.com.

GIVE - ADVOCATE - VOLUNTEER