STRONGER TOGETHER
Your Partner for Local Impact
OUR COMMITMENT
We’re making it easier for you to make a difference.
The Omaha-Council Bluffs metro is a deeply generous community. Guided by our Midwest values, we take the responsibility of caring for our friends and neighbors very seriously – it’s simply the right thing to do
At United Way of the Midlands (UWM), we transform your care for community into results that make a difference right here where you live and work. It is the heart of what we do, and why we continue to earn the trust of 500 community partners.
ENGAGE YOUR TEAMS WITH IMPACT
• Flexible ways for your employees to give from the heart
• Tailored events that create unique, engaging experiences for your team
• Visible partnership opportunities that align with your priorities
• Ready-to-go custom volunteer events that foster team spirit
• Make your dollars go further by supporting more than 150 programs
• Custom impact reports showcasing results you can see
ROOTED IN COMMUNITY
United Way of the Midlands remains a neutral bridge between government, nonprofits and businesses – committed to strengthening local support and exploring collaborative solutions.
In an evolving landscape, we continue to invest wisely, adapt as needed and ensure the greatest impact for the community we serve.
We address social and economic disparities and welcome all voices in building a thriving community together.
61% of nonprofits report increased demand for services*
As needs evolve and new challenges emerge, United Way of the Midlands is here — working alongside partners, donors and volunteers to provide relief and deliver lasting results across the metro.
THE CAUSES YOU CARE ABOUT
HEALTHY COMMUNITY
Improving health and well-being for all
• Food Access
• Scouting for Food
• Stamp Out Hunger
• Shelter and Homeless Prevention
• United Housing Network
• Physical and Behavioral Health
• Karnett Trust
• Health Promotion
• Maternal and Child Health
• Mental Health First Aid
• Case Management and Legal Services
YOUTH OPPORTUNITY
Helping young people realize their full potential
• Jobs For America’s Graduates (JAG) Nebraska
• Childcare and Early Childhood Development
• Room to Grow: Childcare Expansion Fund
• Attendance and Credit Recovery
• After School and Summer Learning
• Mentoring
• College and Career Readiness
• Family Engagement and Readiness
- 211 Nebraska Warmline
- Shine Bright
- Winter Warm-Up
From strengthening local resilience to advancing health, youth opportunity and financial security – a thriving community starts with deep commitment and care for one another.
FINANCIAL SECURITY
Creating a stronger financial future for every generation
• Education and Training
• Employment and Entrepreneurship
• Omaha Federation of Labor Partnership
• Financial Literacy and Asset Development
• Siemer Institute Partnership
• Transportation and Lyft Partnership
COMMUNITY RESILIENCY
Addressing urgent needs today for a stronger, more resilient tomorrow
• 211 Helpline
• Disaster Recovery
• Unite Us, Help Me Grow, Save our Seniors, Military and Family Helpline, Lyft
• Court Referral Community Service Program
• Goodfellows
• Weatherization
• Greener Together
HEALTHY COMMUNITY
Improving health and well-being for all
most-competitive rental market in the U.S.
1 in 3
residents across the metro report symptoms of chronic depression #7
MAKING A DIFFERENCE IDENTIFYING THE ISSUES
119,000
people in our community don’t have enough to eat and don’t know where their next meal will come from
14.7M Meals
Sources: New YorkTimes from RentCafe | Feeding
560,000 Health Services
1 in 5
low-income residents rate their overall health as fair or poor
320,000 Shelter Nights
“Partnershipswithagencieslike UnitedWaymakeitpossibleforusas volunteersandstafftokeeptheshelves stocked...tokeeptheoperationsgoing.”
- Christine Ochoa, Pantry Coordinator at Catholic Charities of Omaha
YOUTH OPPORTUNITY
Helping young people realize their full potential
IDENTIFYING THE ISSUES
90% of a child’s brain development occurs before age 5
7,500 youth in the metro are disconnected from work or school
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
3M Family Essentials Distributed
75,000 Youth Services from Out-of-School Time to Mentoring
13.6 workdays missed on average each year by Nebraska employees dealing with child care disruptions
13,500 Youth Served Across JAG and Community Partners
“JAGhasbroughtmeasenseof purpose.Youcantrulymakesomething outofyourfutureandyoucansee yourselfbecomingsomethingbetter thanwhatyouthoughtyoucouldeverbe.”
Creating a stronger financial future for every generation
local
1 in 4
of
69,000 Education and Training Hours
22,000 Financial Literacy and Job Training Services
4,600 Rides Connecting People to Jobs, Healthcare and Stability
COMMUNITY RESILIENCY
Addressing urgent needs today for a stronger, more resilient tomorrow
IDENTIFYING THE ISSUES
66% of Nebraska’s billion-dollar disasters were extreme storms
65+
will outnumber children for the first time in U.S. history in 2034 Seniors aged
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
$100K Raised and Distributed to Support City Wide Food Drive
315,000 contacts through the 211 Helpline
1 in 4 of Omaha’s residential structures were built before 1950
20-30% by UWM Weatherization Projects Bills Reduced
When you give directly to United Way of the Midlands, you’re fueling a network of proven programs and direct services that work together to meet our community’s most pressing needs. Your gift goes further — reaching across issue areas, maximizing impact and helping people right here at home build stronger, more stable lives.
R T NERS & INITIATIVES
211 HELPLINE
211 is the front door to help and a foundational community resource. From 20242025, the 211 Helpline responded to more than 315,000 contacts, connecting people to essential resources including housing, food, healthcare and mental health support. Available 24/7, 365 days a year, trained specialists provide confidential guidance, ensuring people get the help they need — when they need it. From crisis assistance to disaster response, 211 is part of our community’s critical infrastructure of support.
211 NEBRASKA WARMLINE
Through a partnership with Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, the 211 Nebraska Warmline serves as a single point of contact for Nebraska families to receive information and referrals to meet their needs. This approach provides early access to community-based services that help prevent deeper system involvement and helps reduce family stress.
AGING AND DISABILITY RESOURCE CENTER
The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) supports seniors, individuals with disabilities, their families and caregivers with information, assistance and education on community and long-term services.
COURT REFERRAL COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM
+ OFFENDER WORK
PROGRAM
In collaboration with Douglas County and the court system, UWM’s Court Referral and Offender Work Programs help 400 justice-involved adults annually complete more than 2,500 community service hours, saving Douglas County $450,000 each year. We connect participants to agencies, verify hours and report completion to probation officers and the courts.
GOODFELLOWS
Through seasonal fundraising in partnership with the Omaha World-Herald, UWM is on track to raise more than $600,000 for the community. Our 211 Helpline and trusted community partners provide vital services like housing, food and utility support through Goodfellows to individuals and families who need a helping hand.
GREENER TOGETHER
OPPD has entrusted UWM to administer its Greener Together investment process — focused on community resilience projects including renewable energy, environmental sustainability or community betterment/education.
JOBS FOR AMERICA’S GRADUATES
JAG Nebraska is a for-credit elective equipping middle and high school students with life skills, career development and leadership training to succeed. Since its start in 2019 through a partnership with the State of Nebraska Departments of Labor and Health and Human Services, and with the current support of Governor Jim Pillen, the program now reaches more than 5,000 students in 87 programs across the state.
KARNETT TRUST
The Karnett Trust supports nonprofits providing care, education and training for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Established by Ellen C. Karnett in honor of her son Richard, the fund extends her legacy to benefit children across the metro area.
KARNETT TRUST
COMMUNITY
MILITARY AND FAMILY HELPLINE
The first of its kind in the country, the Military and Family Helpline braids resources and embeds a navigator on base to support veterans, service members and their families. Powered by UWM’s 211 Helpline in partnership with Offutt Air Force Base and the Nebraska Department of Veterans Affairs, this 24/7 service connects the military community to best fit resources including housing, mental health support, financial assistance and more.
OMAHA FEDERATION OF LABOR + BLUE COLLAR BOXING
Omaha Federation of Labor (AFL-CIO) and United Way of the Midlands continue its longstanding partnership to build a stronger, more vibrant community. Together, we host Blue Collar Boxing, an annual event supporting the Nebraska Center for Workforce Development and Education (NCWDE) and United Way of the Midlands’ Community Impact Fund. NCWDE helps grow Nebraska’s workforce by connecting young people to careers in the trades and equipping them with essential skills to support the state’s infrastructure.
ROOM TO GROW
The Room to Grow Childcare Expansion Fund is a partnership between the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce and United Way of the Midlands to increase the number of available childcare slots across the metro. Beginning in fiscal year 2025-26 the fund will support strategic investments in facilities and infrastructure that expands provider capacity and increases the availability of care. Developed in response to local research and aligned with best practices, this collaborative effort expands access to affordable, quality care — helping working families pursue opportunity with confidence and strengthening our local workforce and economy.
SAVE OUR SENIORS
The Nebraska Save Our Seniors program through 211 empowers Nebraskans aged 60+ statewide in overcoming hardships caused by abuse, neglect and/or financial exploitation. The program offers strengthsbased, trauma-informed, person-centered services and referrals using a statewide circle of support that allows seniors to remain independent.
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SCOUTING FOR FOOD
Together with Scouting America, local Scouts collect and deliver essential food items — mobilizing neighbors, friends and families to come together in service. Their leadership is an example of how young people can make a tangible difference in our community.
STAMP OUT HUNGER
In partnership with the National Association of Letter Carriers, this food drive invites residents to leave nonperishable donations by their mailbox for collection. It’s a simple, powerful way our community comes together to help stock local food pantries.
UNITE NEBRASKA
Unite Nebraska is a coordinated care network of health and social service providers. Partners in the network are connected through Unite Us’ shared technology platform, which enables them to send and receive electronic referrals, address people’s social needs and improve health across communities.
UNITED HOUSING NETWORK
Women United and the Siemer Institute support the United Housing Network, a collaborative effort that keeps families with children in their homes. By providing flexible funding and case management, families stay safe, stable and on track.
WEATHERIZATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
UWM brought the Weatherization Assistance Program back to Douglas County in collaboration with OPPD and the Department of Water, Energy and Environment. This no-cost program helps low-income households reduce energy costs by about 20-30% while improving health and safety, with UWM’s 211 Helpline handling applications and eligibility. Additionally, we leverage 211 and our community-wide perspective to connect families to other resources to ensure safety in the home.
COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS
Trusted Partners for Impact
The organizations listed below are part of a trusted network of nonprofits funded through United Way of the Midlands’ volunteer review processes. Through this impactful approach, 120 volunteers direct resources where they can make the greatest impact and hold programs accountable for results the community can see and feel. By listening to local voices, we make sure funding decisions are shaped by people who know our community best. Together, we strengthen the safety net and ensure essential services remain within reach across the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro.
African American Empowerment Network
Autism Action Partnership
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands
Brighten Our Future Early Learning Center
Carole’s House of Hope
Catholic Charities Diocese of Des Moines
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Omaha
Child Saving Institute
Christ Child Society
CIRA
City Sprouts
Code Black Tech
Collective for Youth
College Possible
Completely KIDS
Connected Roots Care Center
D2 Center
Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership
Easterseals Society of Nebraska
Education Rights Counsel
Educational Service Unit #3 Educational Foundation
Family Housing Advisory Services
Father Flanagan’s Boys Home
Firefly
Girl Scouts Spirit of Nebraska
Girls Inc. of Omaha
Goodwill Industries
Habitat for Humanity of Council Bluffs
Heart Ministry Center
Heartland Equine Therapeutic Riding Academy
Heartland Family Service
Heartland Hope Mission
Heartland Workers Center
HomeWoven
I Be Black Girl
inCOMMON Community Development
inCOMMON Housing Development
Intercultural Senior Center
International Council for Refugees and Immigrants
Iowa Jobs for America’s Graduates (iJAG)
Iowa Legal Aid
Jewish Federation of Omaha
Kids Can Community Center
La Fuente Business Center
Latino Center of the Midlands
Legal Aid of Nebraska
Little Leaf Learning Center
Lutheran Family Services
MICAH House Corporation
Millard Public Schools
Nebraska Center for Workforce Development and Education
Nebraska Diaper Bank
Neighborgood
New Visions Homeless Services
No More Empty Pots
Ollie Webb Center
Omaha ForUs
Omaha Home for Boys
Omaha Public Schools
OneWorld Community Health Centers
Partnership 4 Kids
Restoring Dignity
RISE
Room for Roots
“Thereisn’tabetterorganizationthat Icanthinkofthatmoreefficiently curatesthecommunity’sdollarsfor thebenefitofthisgreatcity.”
-ClarkLauritzen, ChairmanandPresident,FNBO
Together
United Cerebral Palsy of Nebraska
Urban League of Nebraska
Visiting Nurse Health Services
Whispering Roots
Women’s Center for Advancement
YMCA of Greater Omaha
Youth Emergency Services
YouTurn
*IncludesagenciesfundedthoughCommunityImpactFund, GreenerTogetherandKarnettTrustinvestmentprocesses duringthe2025-2026fiscalyear.
GET INVOLVED
Make your giving go further, with bigger outcomes and lasting results. We make it easy for you and your team to take action in meaningful, flexible ways.
Connect with UWM to explore custom opportunities that align with your values and the causes you care about most.
AS EASY AS
Engage your team with ready-to-go materials, impact stories and volunteer options that reflect your culture and values.
Celebrate your impact with personalized updates and recognition opportunities that honor your generosity.
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Employee Campaign
Inspire employees with simple online and payroll deduction options.
Corporate Match
Showcase your corporate social responsibility by matching employee donations of time or dollars.
Investment Process Management
Harness our expertise to organize your community grants. In-Kind Donations
Share your products or services through in-kind donations.
Corporate Gifts or Grants
Support causes you care about, with results you can see.
Special Events
Create unique experiences tailored to your team culture and goals.
Volunteerism & Sponsorships
Show your support through high-visibility events.
TOP 100 PARTNERS
As of June 2025
Mammel Family Foundation
Gilbert M. and Martha H. Hitchcock Foundation
TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
LEADING THE WAY WITH PURPOSE AND CARE
Inspired by Alexis de Tocqueville’s admiration for the American spirit of civic engagement, the Tocqueville Society at United Way of the Midlands recognizes individuals who lead through exceptional generosity and annual gifts of $10,000 or more. Established by a small group of visionary donors in Omaha in 1987, the Society has grown to more than 400 members who share a responsibility to give back. Together, Tocqueville Society members have exceeded $150 million in total contributions -- building opportunity, stability and progress across our community.
GIVING THAT GOES FURTHER
• Align giving with the areas of greatest need and the most impactful local programs
• Support hundreds of trusted programs with one strategic gift
• Connect a range of services at a scale no single program could reach alone
• Keep essential services within reach for families across our community
• Engage with purpose at exclusive gatherings with like-minded leaders
• Enjoy a tax advantage while supporting causes you care about
WARREN BUFFETT CHALLENGE
Through the Warren Buffett Challenge, your Tocqueville Society gift has even greater impact. When UWM reaches 400 Tocqueville donors, Mr. Buffett donates $1.6 million to strengthen our community.
BRIDGEBUILDER SOCIETY
A FOUNDATION FOR GOOD
With annual gifts of $1,000 or more, Bridgebuilder Society members help fill critical gaps and strengthen the systems that hold our community together.
HOW THESE GIFTS HELP
Bridgebuilder Society gifts are directed to high-impact programs aligned with four key areas: Healthy Community, Youth Opportunity, Financial Stability and Community Resilience.
BRIDGEBUILDER INVESTMENTS:
• Connect neighbors with food, healthcare, transportation and utility assistance
• Keep families safely housed through eviction prevention and rent assistance
• Expand access to mental health services for young people
• Support job training and skill-building programs that lead to long-term employment
MAKE GIVING A VISIBLE PART OF YOUR WORKPLACE
Inviting your team to give at this level is about more than fundraising. It’s about creating shared purpose, building meaningful connections and recognizing employees who want to lead with care and generosity.
Many CEOs choose to host Bridgebuilder breakfasts or appreciation events, recognizing team members who give $1,000 or more annually. These moments build morale, showcase your company’s values in action and remind your team that their generosity is part of something bigger.
WOMEN UNITED
CONNECTION THAT INSPIRES CHANGE
With gifts of $1,500 or more each year, Women United is a powerful network of leaders who lift each other up and make positive change possible for families across the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro.
• Raising awareness around critical issues like housing insecurity and access to mental health support
• Investing in high-impact local programs through collective giving
• Hosting meaningful events and volunteer opportunities to connect, learn and lead
• Advocating for change and amplifying the voices of women and families in our community
IN THE METRO, 50 FAMILIES A MONTH EXPERIENCE HOMELESSNESS FOR THE FIRST TIME.
Led by Women United, the United Housing Network works with families to ensure they stay housed, stay stable and stay on track with:
• Flexible Financial Support
• Housing Navigation
• Coordinated Community Support
• School-Based Case Management
“Ienjoytheamazing women that I have met and the commitment to our cause iswhatmakesmesoproudto beapartofthisgroup.”
– Leslie Volk, Women United Chair
of contributions directly support families 100%
EMERGING LEADERS
BRINGING PHILANTHROPY TO LIFE
Emerging Leaders is a network of early to mid-career professionals who are already making their mark — at work, in the community and through their generosity.
A LAUNCHPAD TO CONNECT, SERVE AND LEAD
Members of Emerging Leaders engage in purposeful giving, meaningful volunteerism and custom opportunities for growth including:
• Unique networking opportunities with other civic-minded professionals
• Hands-on volunteer events that tie into UWM’s impact areas
• Professional development experiences rooted in leadership and purpose
• Engagement with UWM’s work and behind-the-scenes community insights
• Recognition as an active leader in building a stronger Omaha-Council Bluffs metro
DEVELOPING YOUR TALENT
Emerging Leaders helps members grow professionally while giving them a meaningful way to get involved and give back. Members gain visibility, build cross-sector networks and deepen their understanding of the community’s most pressing challenges — all while representing the company they work for.
RETIREE ENGAGEMENT
2.2B hours of volunteer service are contributed each year by Americans age 55 and older
88% of older adults say volunteering improves their sense of connection
Retirees who volunteer are
64% more likely to report high levels of happiness
Give retiring employees a pathway to stay involved, share their skills and make a lasting difference. Retirement marks a major life transition and also a valuable opportunity to stay engaged in ways that bring purpose and impact. United Way of the Midlands offers retiring employees meaningful ways to give back through initiatives like Volunteers United, SkillShare and other community programs designed to keep their time, talents and values in motion.
By including United Way in your retirement packets or offboarding process, you’re offering employees a natural next step: the chance to stay connected to their community, their values and each other.
WAYS WE SUPPORT YOUR RETIRING EMPLOYEES
• Volunteer with purpose on flexible, high-impact projects
• Share experience and insight through mentorship and service
• Stay connected through local events and community updates
• Support programs that strengthen the community’s safety net
• Explore legacy giving and other ways to continue making a difference
WHY IT MATTERS
• Extend your culture of care beyond the workplace
• Reinforce your brand’s commitment to community and well-being
• Support employee mental and emotional wellness in retirement
• Provide a meaningful touchpoint during offboarding and transitions
• Strengthen long-term engagement between your company and the community
LET’S BUILD A BETTER TRANSITION
We’ll work with you to provide customized materials or brief info sessions for upcoming retirees. It’s a simple step with lasting benefits — for your people, your company and our community.
LEGACY SOCIETY
With a planned gift to UWM, donors become part of the Legacy Society – a group of philanthropists who’ve made the choice to invest in the future and ensure their generosity keeps working for the community they love.
FLEXIBLE, PERSONAL GIVING OPTIONS
From beneficiary designations to an endowment, there are many meaningful ways to structure gifts. UWM can work with donors directly or with financial advisors to discover the right giving option that ensures this generosity keeps making a difference.
A TRUSTED PARTNER
• More than 100 years of disciplined, transparent investment on behalf of the community
• Oversight from a respected local Board of Directors and financial leadership
• Impact measured through outcomes with accountability
• Strategic support to align giving with the causes you care about, areas of greatest need and impactful local programs $200,000
Born and raised in Council Bluffs, Ron Lewer was a quiet, lifelong giver whose deep generosity and simple living led to a legacy gift of more than $836,000 to United Way of the Midlands endowment — supporting the community he uplifted throughout his life.
VOLUNTEERISM AT WORK
Foster team spirit and connection through hands-on volunteering
Year-Round
We come to you to build care kits for local nonprofits to distribute.
Year-Round
This program matches skills-based volunteer requests with those who have the expertise and experience needed.
July 28-31
Pack 5,000+ hygiene kits to help students start school with confidence.
April 19-25 Celebrate volunteers and serve the community through metro-wide opportunities.
Year-Round
Connect with caring people and support essential programs that keep our community strong.
January 18, 2027 Honor Dr. King’s legacy through service and community impact.
Strongcommunities relyonarobustbaseofcommitted volunteers.Oneoftheprimarydriversin mydecisiontoretirewastohavemore timetogiveback.
BeingpartofVolunteersUnitedallows metosupporttheimportantworkof UnitedWayoftheMidlandsandjoin othersindoinggoodacrossthemetro.
-GregSchilling,VolunteersUnited
supporting local nonprofits and community needs.
November 7
Providing local students with the essential winter gear they need to stay warm, safe and ready to learn.
November & December
Give back through holiday drives, volunteer projects and community support all season.
VOLUNTEER YOUR WAY
Contact our team for custom, flexible and ready-to-go opportunities to serve and build connection.
COMMUNITY SPONSORSHIPS
United Way of the Midlands offers a variety of high-visibility sponsorship opportunities designed to connect your brand with the causes your employees, customers and community care about most.
Whether your goal is visibility, employee engagement or targeted giving, our team will help you identify the sponsorships that best align with your priorities and business goals.
RANGE FROM $1,000 TO $25,000 AND TAILORED TO YOUR PRIORITIES
INCLUDE RECOGNITION ON DIGITAL, PRINT AND EVENT MATERIALS
INCLUDE CUSTOM OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT
COUNT TOWARD TOTAL UWM CONTRIBUTIONS
WHY SPONSOR A UNITED WAY OF THE MIDLANDS ACTIVITY?
• Signal Your Commitment to Community Leadership
• Engage Employees and Customers
• Complement Your Workplace Campaign
• Tailor Your Impact
• Strengthen Community Connections
Winter, 2026
December 11, 2026
January 18, 2027
February 2027
Get Involved and Give Back
Digital Campaign
Stamp Out Hunger
Shine Bright
Applied Underwriters
Golf Tournament
Day of Caring
Annual Meeting
Winter Warm-Up Coat Drive
Year-End Giving
Digital Campaign
Blue Collar Boxing
MLK Day of Service
JAG Career Development Conference (CDC)
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
UNITED WAY OF THE MIDLANDS’ EXECUTIVE TEAM
SHAWNA FORSBERG President & CEO sforsberg@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 522-7964
Mobile - (402) 981-3497
LAUREN KIMBALL, MS, MPA Chief Strategy Officer lkimball@uwmidlands.org Office - (402) 522-7920 Mobile - (325) 665-7214
JIM RICHARDSON Chief Financial Officer jrichardson@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 788-5193
Mobile - (217) 898-5467
UWM DEVELOPMENT TEAM
LIZ CHRISTENSEN VP, Campaign Development lchristensen@uwmidlands.org Office - (402) 997-7061
Mobile - (402) 980-8409
CARLY WELD Director, Volunteerism cweld@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (701) 260-4288
KAYLA FOGARTY Manager, Development kfogarty@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (531) 777-7965
TIM CALLAHAN VP, Program Development tcallahan@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 660-5828
ALEXZ TILLMAN Coordinator, Volunteerism atillman@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 812-8010
HAYLEY FISCHER Manager, Development hfischer@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 616-8658
CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP
MATTHEW WALLEN Chief Operating Officer mwallen@uwmidlands.org
Office - (402) 522-7950
Mobile - (402) 517-1885
KEVIN VAN WINKLE VP, Planned Giving kvanwinkle@uwmidlands.org Office - (402) 522-7962
Mobile - (402) 630-4458
MADDIE CUNNINGHAM Manager, Development mcunningham@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 915-0351
JONATHAN DAY Manager, Corporate and AFL-CIO Relations jday@uwmidlands.org
Mobile - (402) 699-1463
Jeff and Lisa Russell Paul and Julie Maass
Derek and Nicole Leathers
John and Amy Henderson
Chris and Michelle Leitner
UPCOMING EVENTS
2026 Volunteer Appreciation Awards Luncheon
April 9
Giving From the Heart
June 2
Shine Bright July 28-31
UWM 2026 Campaign Kickoff
August 20
Day of Caring
September 11
UWM Annual Meeting October 19
Holiday Helpers November 1 - December 31
Winter Warm-Up November 7
Blue Collar Boxing December 11
2027 MLK Day of Service
January 18
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