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About United Way
of Martin County
Our Mission
To increase the organized capacity of people to care for one
another.
Our "Elevator Speech"
RESULTS MATTER
United Way understands that you really want to make a difference
right here in Martin County. We want to help you do that.
COMMUNITY MATTERS
Our experience tells us that the best way to help the most
people is to focus on the underlying causes of the most serious
problems. Here in Martin County, we’re focused on critical
issues like reducing youth substance abuse, expanding services
to the elderly, increasing access to health care for the
uninsured, and providing stability and independence for
individuals and families in crisis.
PARTNERSHIP MATTERS
It takes the whole community working together to reach our goals
in these areas. So we bring together people from all across the
community – people from government, business, faith groups,
nonprofits, and ordinary citizens. If it requires fund-raising,
going to city hall or the county commission, or just getting
people to work together, that’s what we do.
CHANGE MATTERS
Your United Way contribution goes to work bringing lasting
change, right were you live. Because that’s what matters.
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Our Vision
and Strategy
The United Way will be a leader in
collaborating and building relationships with people in private,
public and non-profit sectors to address Martin County's most
urgent human care needs.
We will measure our success by how well we
impact the quality of life in our community.
We will be a market-driven organization
with the donor/investor as our primary customer and community
impact as our business model.
We will serve donors/investors by providing
them a way to do more for the community through the United Way
than they can do alone.
We will identify and prioritize the
community's most urgent human care needs in consultation with
our community partners.
We will develop United Way and community
strategies that focus and leverage United Way resources to
effect optimal, consistent and measurable improvement in those
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