Below is a list of the types of funds that you may
establish with the United Way of South Hampton
Roads Foundation.
Established to allow the United Way of South Hampton Roads and its
affiliates to address local human needs responsibly and flexibly.
Donor advises on fund distribution within and outside of the United Way of South Hampton Roads family.
Donor commits to the creation of an Annual Campaign Endowment which will bear the
donor’s name in perpetuity. Each year the United Way Foundation will distribute to
the Annual Campaign a percentage of the total value of the fund as determined by the
payout policy of the Foundation trustees for a given year.
Click HERE for the Annual Campaign Endowment Chart.
Established for broader social purposes that serve the needs of the people in South Hampton Roads.
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"Success by Six" Child Development Fund
Supports services, programs and expansion of projects for our children
to advance their safety, health, and education. These include day care,
transportation, scholarships, and training for child care providers.
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"Excellence by Eighteen" Youth
Development and Mentorship Fund
Directs essential resources toward the development of our most
at-risk youth by providing summer jobs and training, alternative
eduaction, recreational activities, positive role models, and
character building programs that assist youth to become responsible
and productive adults.
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Family Preservation and Abuse
Prevention Fund
Supports programs to restore the integrity of families through
crisis intervention, mediation, and counseling. Provides refuge and
shelter for abused women and children as well as childcare and parenting
skills training which enables a return to healthy family life.
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Frail and Indigent Elderly Care Fund
Ensures the highest quality of life for our elderly by affording
preventative services in their homes, meals, and socialization opportunities
to a person in need.
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READY Response Fund (United Way)
A field of interest fund held in the UWF which provides emergency funding to agencies serving families and individuals during times of national, regional and local disasters—both natural and man made—and economic downturns; commits to both a short term, intervention strategy focusing on the most pressing immediate needs and a permanent, long term investment in future crisis situations.
Identifies emergency needs and increases self-sufficiency of families
after emergencies and disasters by providing shelter, clothing, meals,
and first aid. Houshold items and job supplies are made available to
allow for a return to work.
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Comprehensive Human Services Fund
Focuses on the most pressing community needs and commits to a permanent
investment in human services in the South Hampton Roads community.