Amy Johnson
Amy Johnson is a leader. Though facing adversity from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, Amy joined the Jennifer Claire Moore Foundation’s Peer Helper program, mentoring other teens during trying times.
Brennan Carroll
Brennan Carroll has a fresh start. Once a high school dropout and drug abuser, Brennan is now a junior at The University of Mobile. He credits United Way of Baldwin County agency Outward Bound, a wilderness intervention program, with giving him a hand up.
Steven Jones
Steven Jones is defying the odds. Left on his own at age 13, Steven grew up at the Alabama Sheriffs’ Baldwin County Boys Ranch, a United Way agency. A college freshman, working toward a career in law enforcement, Steven is the first in his family to graduate from high school.
Join the LIVE UNITED movement and be part of the solution, helping families in our community achieve education, financial stability and healthy lives.
Alabama Gives Day
Testimonials
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We’re at a wonderful place in our lives. As long as we keep doing what we’re doing, the future holds whatever we want.
-Brennan Carroll, age 19 -
I wanted something better than I had.
-Stephen Jones, age 18
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Everybody in the community was stressed, the economy was already bad, we were worried about my dad’s job...
-Amy Johnson, age 17
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-Sheriff Hoss Mack
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Alabama Gives Day to Help United Way
17 Jan 2012 | No Comments | posted by United Way | in Home, News
On February 2nd, 2012, our community will come together for Alabama Gives Day, and we need YOU to join us. It’s 24 hours of unprecedented Alabama nonprofit giving—and it’s your chance make a real difference, right here in our community.
Free Taxpayer Assistance
17 Jan 2012 | No Comments | posted by United Way | in Home, News
The IRS is offering free tax-filing help to older and low-income filers through a number of community organizations and businesses in Baldwin County starting this week. Read more..
Baldwin County Commission proclaims “LIVE UNITED” Week
9 Dec 2011 | No Comments | posted by United Way | in Home, News
The Baldwin County Commission issued a proclamation declaring Dec. 12-16 as LIVE UNITED Week.
In the spirit of this season of giving, the commissioners are encouraging all citizens to support financially, through United Way of Baldwin County, the many local community organizations that provide invaluable services for seniors, families and youth in Baldwin County. Read more..
