YOUR GENEROSITY IMPROVES OUR COMMUNITY
The Education Leadership Initiative (ELI) are donors focused on helping students make a successful transition to high school.
Donations are designated to Education Success initiatives.
Lead United members are all donors who give $1,000 or more to United Way each year, devoting their giving to improving all lives in central Iowa.
Donations are designated to United Way's Community Impact fund.
LINC (Lead. Impact. Network. Change) unites young professionals and focuses on central Iowans’ essential needs, such as food and shelter.
Donations are designated to Essential Needs initiatives.
The Members of the Tocqueville Society give a minimum of $10,000 each year, and lead many initiatives in our community.
Donations are designated to United Way's Community Impact fund.
United LEAGUE members are African American or Black donors who give to help improve economic opportunities for all central Iowans.
Donations are designated to Economic Opportunity initiatives.
Women United members are leadership donors who are passionate about school readiness and early childhood initiatives.
Donations are designated to Early Childhood Success initiatives.
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