Your support of Sioux Empire United Way helps children, vulnerable adults, and people in crisis. A gift of any size can make a big difference!
one child a professional dental exam through the Delta Dental Mobile Program to assess oral health and determine the necessary care to maintain optimal dental health.
ten meals to seniors and individuals in need through Active Generations’ Meals on Wheels Program, ensuring they have access to regular, healthy meals and support in maintaining their well-being.
two hours of independent living skills training through Volunteers of America, Dakotas' Axis180 program equipping youth with the tools to live on their own.
eight copies of "The Healing Your Grieving Heart Journal for Teens," to adolescents at the end of a group family session through Sad Isn’t Bad, to help them navigate their grief journey.
three individuals a 30-day bus pass through The Community Outreach, providing them with reliable transportation until they receive their first paycheck.
five kits of hygiene products through The Foster Network helping families with newly placed foster children provide essentials for a smooth transition.
five sessions of support group for suicide loss survivors through the Helpline Center's Suicide & Crisis Support program which can help individuals navigate grief and potentially reduce their risk of suicide, offering vital support during a difficult time.
twenty individuals at DakotAbilities music therapy four times a month through the Meaningful Day program, providing a valuable opportunity for self-expression and emotional support.
fifty-two students with nutritious meals for one full weekend through Feeding South Dakota’s Backpack Program ensuring access to food when school meals are not available.
five boxes of educational toys and books through the Toy Lending Library, available for checkout by local families, helping lay the foundation for children’s future success.
twenty activites per participant through FRIENDSLink, an organization that fosters friendships between adults with differing abilities, helping build meaningful relationships that promote confidence and belongingness.
one month of counseling for a survivor at The Compass Center, helping them develop coping strategies and work through the long-term effects of trauma.