Our Programs
Creating lasting impact throughout Eastern LaSalle County
Fostering Self-Sufficiency in Eastern LaSalle County
Our impactful programs are designed to address the unique needs of Eastern LaSalle County, fostering self-sufficiency and creating a positive ripple effect.
From initiatives supporting emotional health and education for children to programs promoting access to essential care, safe living environments, and more, each endeavor is tailored to uplift lives. Through our generous donors, we are able to support local agencies in their missions.
We believe in the transformative power of these programs, as they not only provide immediate relief but also pave the way for long-term success.
Empowering Communities through Purposeful Programs
Labor of Love
Our Labor of Love program is a one-day home repair blitz across our service area. This initiative brings together volunteers to repair and improve the homes of those in need. We believe that a safe and well-maintained home is the foundation of a thriving community.
Paw Pals
Paw Pals introduces therapy dogs to schools, creating a supportive and nurturing environment for students. These furry friends offer comfort, companionship, and stress relief, helping children build confidence and improve their educational experience.
Imagination Library
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is a program that fosters a love for reading from an early age. We provide free books to young children, helping them develop literacy skills and a lifelong passion for learning.
211
Our 211 program connects residents with critical community resources, from food assistance to emergency services. By dialing 211, individuals in need can access the help and support they require.
school Tools
School Tools ensures that every child has access to the essential school supplies they need to succeed. By providing backpacks, notebooks, and other supplies, we empower students to excel in their education.
Community Investments
United Way of Eastern LaSalle County supports local agencies to ensure they have the necessary operational funding for community-based initiatives.