Donations support United Way's programs and initiatives in Snohomish County:
ALICE Households
Providing preventative, proactive support to Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed (ALICE) households: individuals and families who earn above the Federal Poverty Level yet still regularly struggle to afford basic needs.
Youth Opportunity
Helping children and youth—especially those in ALICE households—develop the literacy, skills, experiences, and opportunities they need to succeed in school and in life.
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library; Varsity Letter in Community Service
Financial Security
Helping individuals and families strengthen their financial stability by increasing access to knowledge, resources, benefits, and tools that help them meet basic needs, withstand financial shocks, and build toward long-term security.
Financial Literacy; Tax Preparation & Benefits Navigation
Healthy Community
Helping ensure Snohomish County residents can access essential resources—including nutritious food, preventative care, and other basic needs—while strengthening the community systems that support health and well-being. Community Gap Funding; Systems-level Advocacy
Community Resilience
Helping Snohomish County communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies and disasters while strengthening the partnerships and systems that support long-term recovery. Disaster Relief Fund; Snohomish County Long-Term Recovery Group
