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Living United
Jim Stitt, Diamond Donor

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Jim Stitt has been a donor to United Way of Westmoreland County for over 25 years. Read below about how he demonstrates the meaning of LIVE UNITED.

 

"I believe that as a resident of a community, you have a responsibility to provide solutions in any way you can to that community. That's why I have donated to United Way for so long. United Way puts my money into the programs that Westmoreland County needs the most.

 

I LIVE UNITED through contributions to my United Way."


A Diamond Donor is someone who has donated to a United Way organization continuously for 20 years or more. These individuals exhibit extraordinary dedication to making a difference in our communities. This strong base of supporters has enabled us to grow over the past century, building programs that help families and individuals empower themselves to create better lives.

 

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Community Impact

 







 

Community Impact is our way of making a measurable and lasting difference in our community.


 

 

United Way of Westmoreland County continually conducts targeted needs assessments in our community. After an extensive review of county demographics, surveys of community leaders and influencers and forums with key business leaders, our Impact Committee and Board of Directors set three core objectives in areas of greatest need for change. These areas provide a powerful lense that focuses our communities' resources for measurable change with targets for success through 2014.

 

Targeted Areas:

 

These selected areas of focus address critical and growing needs in our community.

  • Success in Learning and Life
  • Enriching academic and social development for all youth so they are ready for work and life
  • Basic Needs and Financial Stability
  • Helping families in need and creating paths to family financial stability
  • Health Access and Independence
  • Supporting seniors and vulnerable populations living safe, healthy and independent
Organizations and agencies funded under the Impact model, received three-year grants. Our plan is to generate systemic change over the long term in these areas of critical need.

 

 

Resources:

Our Stories Videos

 

Research and Results

 

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Our Service Area

 

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Key Facts from our Community Assessments:

  • On average, it took four phone calls to reach an appropriate human service provider.
  • 3 of 17 school districts in Westmoreland County offer full-day kindergarten programs.
  • Westmoreland County's 65 and over population is growing with an average of 18%, with some areas over 20%.