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2024 Instagram Campaign (Graphic)
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2024 Photo (Template)
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2024 Social Media Campaign (Graphic)
This is a general campaign graphic that can be used for Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn updates.
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2024 Special Event (Template)
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2024 We Support (Template)
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Together, Community Advocates and Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee are working to make sure families don’t experience homelessness with support from United Way’s Safe & Stable Homes initiative.
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When Crystal had unexpected medical problems, the risk of homelessness for her and her three sons loomed. The Family Homelessness Prevention Program at Family Promise of Waukesha County helped Crystal stay in her home.
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Domaniquia knew a change was needed. Through the United Way-funded Pathways Program at Next Door, Domaniquia was able to pursue her new career in early childhood education without hesitation or barriers.
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Jack knew that he needed help with his anxiety. United Way’s newest initiative, Teen Mental Wellness: Empowering Minds' goal is to elevate the mental wellness of 21,000 high school students, like Jack, by 2030.
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Techquity's digital skills trainings, like “Cyber Security Basics,” held at our partner agency, La Casa de Esperanza in Waukesha, help to teach the community how to navigate the internet safely.
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Mental health and mental healthcare access is one of the community health areas that weighs most heavily in our area. It’s why Milwaukee Health Care Partnership members and United Way have narrowed our health focus to the new Mental Health Improvement Fund.
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Maritza loved La Causa’s Early Childhood Program as a kid, so she wanted to bring her children into the program too. La Causa’s mission is to provide quality, comprehensive services that nurture healthy family life and enhance community stability.
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Eras Senior Network’s mission is to support seniors and adults with disabilities in leading meaningful lives. Larry, a volunteer through Eras Senior Network's Neighborhood Outreach Project, takes Carol and her service dog grocery shopping every other week.
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City Year helps students with educational curricula as well as helping them develop their social and emotional learning. Alumni like Mikalya act as tutors and mentors, ensuring that students receive equitable opportunities in education.
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When Glendalys lost her home, she had very few options until a friend referred her to Bay View Community Center. Their emergency food pantry provides families with resources and teaches parents how to prepare different, nutritious meals for their families.
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With funding help from United Way's Racial Equity Fund, Nyesha Stone was able to launch a marketing campaign for her news organization, Carvd N Stone, and take steps towards helping it succeed. Dedicated to changing the narrative, Carvd N Stone focuses on positive news - and only positive news - from Black and Brown communities.
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Community First is committed to keeping low-to-moderate seniors and families anchored in their homes. Through United Way's Racial Equity Fund, they have been able to expand career development, fund market studies, and cover costs associated with critical housing repairs and renovations.
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