Advocating for the health, education and financial stability of Lamoille County Families.
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Learn more about what programs and partnerships we have to help support Lamoille County neighbors.
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Check out our blog posts and event calendar to know about resources and local events!
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Interested in volunteering? Learn about ways you can volunteer locally and contribute to our community.

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Cords of wood delivered last year, to Lamoille County neighbors through our Firewood Project.
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Families have been served by our Family Supportive Housing Program.
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News
Vermont's Annual Pumpkin Chuckin' Festival, free parenting workshop, and job opportunities.
Learn to love your hair by how to care for it. Learn more about the 2 part interactive workshop with Lamoille Equity Team!
Learn about Cambridge Area Rotary's Bike for Friends Program and Encouraging Independence & Resilience in Children, a Free parenting workshop!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have you ever had a question and didn’t know where to find the answer? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
If you have a different question feel free to give us a call!
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What is United Way Lamoille County?
The United Way Lamoille County is a non-profit organization providing support services to the community. We work to improve the lives of local residents by raising funds for other local non-profits and, when necessary, developing and operating our own programs when a need is identified. We work with local partners to make lasting community changes by finding solutions to existing problems. UWLC is governed by a LOCAL, volunteer Board of Directors, who ensure that the organization is run efficiently and effectively. 100% of all donations stay right here in Lamoille County.
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What is LeARN?
LeARN provides disaster survivors with a range of support services to help individuals and households overcome barriers in their recovery journeys. Visit our LeARN section to read more about services and support offered.
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What kind of volunteer opportunities are there?
There are several different volunteer opportunities in our community. Every fall we need support with our Firewood Project, Including cutting, splitting and stacking wood. You can also volunteer with American Red Cross of Northern New England, Habitat for Humanity, Meals on Wheels and more. For a longer list of specific programs and services we provide, visit our Volunteer page.
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What is the Family Supportive Housing Program?
The Family Supportive Housing (FSH) program assists homeless or at-risk families with children in Lamoille County. Through one-on-one case management, the program helps families find and maintain stable housing by addressing housing challenges and other obstacles. To learn more about Family Supportive Housing here.
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Where does my local contribution go?
100% of your donation stays right here in Lamoille County and is used to support local programs (including several of our own) that have been identified through community data as meeting a critical need in the areas of Health, Housing and Education. Priority is given to programs that empower people and lead them down a path of self-sufficiency.
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"My community makes me feel included."
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"We all benefit when everyone succeeds!"
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"People taking care of people, especially during the floods."
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"UWLC is important because they are here for the people, meeting the needs, and helping in every way possible."
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"UWLC helps families achieve permanent housing and stability!"
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"The Firewood Project has kept my family warm this winter, thanks to UWLC."

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