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March-23-2012
United Way Financial Workshop Helps Individuals Manage Their Money

Whether all or part of your hard-earned tax refund is being used to pay bills, pay down debt or invest in a new car – the end goal is to be financially better off. Money in Motion is a
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March-9-2012
Open Invitation to the Community from United Way of Hunterdon County Board President, Alan Ford

On behalf of United Way of Hunterdon County, I would like to extend a personal invitation to everyone in our community to be part of the discussion during our inaugural series of Community
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February-29-2012
Exploring the Benefits of Shared Services for Hunterdon County NonProfits
  In our ongoing efforts to identify ways in which we can more effectively and efficiently collaborate to continue to strengthen our community, we would like you to consider at
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February-24-2012
United Way of Hunterdon County is Improving the Way it Invests its Dollars to Achieve Maximum Impact
  United Way of Hunterdon County is taking a new approach to how it invests in the community.  Through an evolving "community impact" model, United Way works with community lea
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Holiday Hands

Holiday_Hands_logo.jpgThe holidays are a time when we all become more aware of the needs of so many of our friends and neighbors. United Way of Hunterdon County engages local businesses, organizations, schools, families and individuals to “adopt” those in need during the holidays through our Holiday Hands Program.

 

The high cost of living in Hunterdon County makes it increasingly difficult for low income families, elderly residents and others with special needs to make ends meet when the holiday season arrives. People served by the program request items that most would take for granted: a warm winter coat or a pair of boots, a game or a book, a new toy for a child.  During the 2011 holiday season, United Way of Hunterdon County served over 2350 individuals in need.

 

This program originally started in 1998 as a Caring Connections project that BOC Gases called "Helping Hands".  The program has evolved and continued to grow over the years as the need has increased and more and more companies, organizations, schools and individuals become involved.