Our Impact

Making an Impact

UAt United Way, we don’t just offer short-term solutions—we drive lasting change. By uniting people, partners, and resources, we take on the challenges that matter most—like access to food, safe housing, quality education, and health services. We look at the big picture and work locally to remove barriers, keep students on track, and help families stay in their homes. United Way of Greater Baytown Area & Chambers County is volunteer-led and community-driven. Our local leadership brings deep knowledge of the needs and strengths of our region—ensuring every decision is rooted in real impact.

Together, we’re helping more people get the support they need—today and for the future.

Check our our 2023/2024 Annual Report!

23-24 Annual Report

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Community Impact Grants are made possible by the generosity of local donors and the dedication of trained volunteers who carefully review each funding request. These grants support programs that create meaningful, measurable change in our region. 

Our Board of Directors leads this work with vision and purpose through Impact 2025, a strategic plan rooted in community insight and future-focused goals. This plan guides funding across four priority areas: Youth Opportunity, Financial Security, Healthy Community, and Community Resilience.

United Way of Greater Baytown Area & Chambers County is also a trusted partner in disaster response. After Hurricane Harvey, we launched the Baytown Area & Chambers County Disaster Recovery (BACC-DR) program, helping rebuild nearly 90 homes, most in Chambers County. We responded again during the COVID-19 pandemic, providing emergency funding for rent, food, childcare, prescriptions, and more. And in 2023, BACC-DR mobilized once again following a destructive tornado in Baytown.

Your United Way is here all year long—ready to meet urgent needs and build a stronger, more resilient community for all.