At United Way of Cecil County, we believe strong communities are built when neighbors come together to support one another.
Every day, individuals and families across Cecil County face challenges that can feel overwhelming, struggling to afford basic needs, searching for support, or navigating difficult seasons of life. Through partnerships with local nonprofits, businesses, volunteers, and community organizations, United Way works to connect people with resources, opportunities, and support close to home.
Led by a volunteer Board of Directors who are committed to strengthening lives throughout our community by supporting programs and initiatives that promote health, stability, and opportunity for local residents.
United Way of Cecil County conducts annual fundraising campaigns and invests those funds in programs and agencies that have a proven ability to impact lives throughout Cecil County. By bringing people and resources together, United Way helps create meaningful impact across our entire community.
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Businesses of every size play an important role in strengthening Cecil County. Whether through workplace giving, sponsorships, volunteerism, or community partnerships, local businesses help create meaningful impact right here at home.
If you’re interested in starting a workplace campaign or exploring ways to partner with UWCC, contact us we’d love to connect with you.
Yes. United Way of Cecil County honors donor designation requests to member agencies and other United Ways.
Undesignated gifts, however, provide the greatest flexibility and allow us to respond to the most pressing and emerging needs throughout Cecil County.
United Way of Cecil County relies on community volunteers to help review programs, assess community needs, and evaluate funding requests.
Through a thoughtful review process that includes application reviews, discussions, and site visits, recommendations are made to the UWCC Board of Directors to help ensure funds are invested responsibly and effectively throughout the community.
Organizations interested in partnering with United Way of Cecil County must be recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, and provide services that benefit Cecil County residents.
Eligible organizations may apply during designated funding periods.
Yes. United Way of Cecil County undergoes an annual independent financial audit conducted by a certified public accounting firm. Audit results are reviewed by the Board of Directors.
Yes. United Way of Cecil County is a tax-exempt charitable organization recognized under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code, and donations are tax deductible as allowed by law.