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 United Way plans to move into a new building in early May, 2017. United Way purchased 305 East High Street, the former home of the Murray, Rauzi and Kidwell Law Firm on February 23. United Way currently occupies a Knox County owned... Read More |
 United Way of Knox County is pleased to announce achievement of $1 million campaign goal! Special thanks to Kenyon College and Brenneman Lumber for sponsoring United Way's Annual Meeting at Peirce Pub on the Kenyon College campus on... Read More |
 As the unusually warm temperatures for November are making thermometers climb, the United Way of Knox County’s 2016 campaign thermometer is also on the rise. Currently the campaign stands at $768,157 or 76% of the $1,000,000 goal. “Our... Read More |
 Central Ohio Technical College on S. Main Street is the site for UW activities tomorrow - September 14. Stop down between 10 and 2 p.m. to purchase lunch from Trucking Delicious, a scratch made gourmet food truck. They take traditional dishes... Read More |
 Donley Auto Group is partnering with United Way organizations in Knox, Ashland, Crawford and Richland Counties this campaign season to offer United Way donors a chance to win a 2 year lease on a 2017 Ford Escape or a $5,000 cash option. All... Read More |
 United Way Executive Director Kelly Brenneman has announced that Julie Miller, Knox County Health Commissioner, will serve as the United Way of Knox County’s Campaign Chair for 2016. Miller is thrilled to take part and... Read More |
 United Way is pleased to announce the appointment of Katie Peterson as the new Resource Development Coordinator effective March 1. Katie will be responsible for executing the yearly campaign, coordinating special events and working with Director... Read More |
 Over 70 parents, grandparents, teachers and students were in attendance - Saturday - January 23 - to celebrate individual classroom and overall school winners for their “How I Am Living Healthy” essays in conjunction with Crunch Out Obesity, a... Read More |
 With topics like obesity and addiction coming to the forefront of conversation in recent history, the health of the public remains a serious concern for many organizations in Knox County. United Way is proud to fund organizations in the community... Read More |
 For a community to be healthy and successful, its children and youth must be reflective of it. A key facet of the health of youth is ample opportunities to a stable education. In order to further develop the education of the youth and children of... Read More |