Pictured from left are Lacey Hanson, Executive Director; Mary Brown, Director of the Women’s Care Center; and Savannah Casey, Campaign Co-Chair.

The United Fund of Warren County is proud to announce the successful completion of its 101st annual campaign, continuing a long-standing tradition of supporting local agencies and strengthening the community.

This year’s campaign brought together individuals, businesses, and foundations from across Warren County, all united in their commitment to ensuring vital services remain available to those who need them most. Funds raised during the campaign will directly support the United Fund’s 20 partner agencies, with 100% of donations going directly to community impact.

“This year’s campaign was not without its challenges,” said Lacey Hanson, Executive Director of the United Fund of Warren County. “With the current economic pressures facing families and businesses, running a community-wide campaign required creativity, persistence, and a deep belief in our mission. We are incredibly grateful to every individual, business, and foundation that stepped up to make this campaign a success. Your generosity ensures that critical services continue to reach those who rely on them every day.”

Campaign Co-Chair Savannah Casey emphasized the vital role of the business community in sustaining the campaign’s impact. “Local businesses are the backbone of this campaign,” Casey said. “Their support not only helps us meet our goals but sets an example for others to follow. We are thankful for those who consistently give, and we truly hope to see even more businesses get involved in the future to strengthen the impact we can have together.”

As one of the United Fund’s partner agencies, Mary Brown, Director of the Women’s Care Center, spoke to the importance of the funding received through the campaign. “The support from the United Fund is essential to our ability to serve families in Warren County,” Brown shared. “These funds allow us to provide critical resources, support services, and hope to individuals during some of the most challenging times in their lives. We are incredibly thankful to the donors who make this work possible.”

The United Fund of Warren County has been a cornerstone of local philanthropy for over a century, ensuring that donations stay local and directly benefit the community. As the organization looks ahead, it remains committed to building on this momentum and continuing to meet the evolving needs of Warren County residents.

For more information about the United Fund of Warren County or how to get invlved, please visit www.unitedfundwarren.org or contact the office directly.