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Our Mission

United Way of West Tennessee mobilizes communities to action so all can thrive.

Our Impact This Year

  • Agency Partners

    44

  • Programs Funded

    54

  • 2023-2024 Funds Secured

    $7,427,977

  • People Helped

    90,000

News

At its brand refresh launch party, United Way West Tennessee recognized new additions to its executive leadership team as the organization continues to grow and expand its impact across the region. Lauren Kirk has been selected as United Way’s new Executive Vice President of Community Impact and Melissa Cox-Brown will serve as the Executive Director for the recently announced Ford Community Center in Stanton, Tennessee.

United Way of West Tennessee proudly received a Community Impact Grant of $10,000 from the Community Foundation of West Tennessee. This grant will fund the All-Star Readers program, which aims to foster a love for reading among children from pre-kindergarten to fifth grade across 15 counties in West Tennessee.

  • Raven Ferrell Billingsby
    Raven Ferrell Billingsby

    I grew up in a dysfunctional family and was very confused. I did not know what a real family was supposed to be like. Because of treatment and United Way, I was able to give that opportunity to my son and the opportunity was given to me. I have been given a new life, and it’s unimaginable.

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