Six Hundred Downtown owner Brittany Saxton, United Way of Logan County’s Campaign Chair, reveals Wednesday that the 2023 Campaign has surpassed the $600,000 mark at the organization’s thermometer on the courthouse lawn.
Officials report the campaign is ahead of last year’s pace in hopes of raising $1 million or more for the sixth straight year.
More than 1,400 local residents, employees, and businesses have already contributed this year.
United Way reports that agency requests for 2024 are 29 percent higher than what was awarded in 2023.
For a complete list of United Way-funded programs or to make your personal or corporate gift, please visit www.uwlogan.org.
United Way is the philanthropic hub of Logan County.
Since 1955, generations of local residents and businesses have made their charitable impact through the United Way.
When you give to United Way, you become a part of a long-standing solution that works to positively influence the health, education, and financial stability of every person in Logan County.
More than just a fundraiser, United Way collaborates with businesses, non-profits, government, and civic organizations to address the growing needs of our community.
No gift is too large or too small, as your contributions of time and treasure unite with those of others to make a difference here at home.
