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Jennings County United Way
Basic Information
Address: P.O. Box 446
North Vernon, Indiana 47265
Phone Number: 812-346-5257
Fax Number: 812-352-9578
Email: cheri@jcunitedway.com
Director: Cheri Massey
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: Advocates for Children, American Red Cross, Jennings County Service Center, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boy Scouts of America Hoosier Trails Council, Family Connections, Girl Scouts Tulip Trace Council, Hospice of Jennings County, Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers, JCES - Child Development Center, Jennings County Association for Retarded Citizens, Coordinating Council, Domestic Violence, Family YMCA, Homeless Shelter, Literacy Council, Swim Team, Legal Aid - District 11, Inc., North Vernon Park & Recreational Youth Baseball, Scipio Athletic, Senior Resources of Jennings County, The Salvation Army, Turning Point
Ages for Volunteer: Any
Mission Statement:
Bringing people together to advance the common good.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
When we reach out a hand to one, we improve the condition of all.
Events:
Day of Caring
Jennings County Youth Leadership Events
Fundraiser Kick-Off
Additional Information:
United Way was built on the belief that together, we can accomplish more than any individual or organization can alone.
We're bringing together the hearts, hands and minds of our community to make it the best place possible for children and families. It's a big goal. A brighter vision of the future shared by individuals of all backgrounds and experiences. Lend yours to the movement.
United, there's nothing we can't do.