Last year in a Letter to the Editor I shared with you how to LIVE UNITED and reminded everyone that caring for the community is the first step. Here’s how our community continues to Live United:

Local fashion company donates more than 500 masks to local United Way

Together We Can Do More

COVID-19 Funds Continue to Be Distributed

Your United Way is collecting funds to support local agencies who, in turn, provide direct services to individuals in need. Funding will continue to be awarded as grants are requested and funding is available. 

COVID-19: A Time to Take Action

Melissa Reabold, MBA, CFRE
CEO, United Way of Greater Baytown Area & Chambers County

(April 14, 2020) – In response to the novel Coronavirus, United Way of Greater Baytown Area and Chambers County (UWGBACC) opened the COVID-19 Emergency Fund (Emergency Fund).  Funds will be distributed to local agencies that have a strong history of providing basic needs such as food, housing assistance with rent, mortgage and utility expenses, transportation to/from wo

United Way of Greater Baytown Area and Chambers County (UWGBACC) has supported the community in many ways including program funding for local agencies and Hurricane Harvey disaster relief. Today, the community is facing a new disaster: Coronavirus, a health crisis with added negative economic affects that could be long lasting.