Annual Report Highlights
- The 211 Helpline team answered more than 57,000 requests, connecting neighbors to food, rent, utility assistance and more. The top needs were food (48%), rent (26%) and utility assistance (25%).
- $827,077 in direct emergency assistance was provided to 3,887 individuals, helping families avoid eviction and keep the lights on.
- More than 13,000 children participated in a United Way-funded out-of-school program that boosted academic and social development.
- 664 adults completed vocational training or earned promotions, advancing economic mobility.
- 2,177 volunteer spots were filled through iHelpChattanooga.org, saving nonprofits $219,922 in staffing costs.
- 262 corporate partners engaged in custom giving plans and workplace campaigns.
- More than 150 organizations joined the United for Working Families initiative to improve family-friendly workplaces.