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The United Way of Southeast Missouri fights for the health, education and financial stability of everyone in the communities we serve: Cape Girardeau, Jackson, Scott City, Perry County and Bollinger County.
Over the years our business model has evolved from being a Community Chest offering emergency help in times of need to focusing on Community Impact. We have moved from merely collecting and distributing funds to identifying solutions and working with others to create change.
At United Way of Southeast Missouri, we believe real change happens when education, health, and community resources work together. Through our network of 20 funded partners and 22 programs, we tackle the root causes of poverty rather than just the symptoms. Here’s how we make that impact possible.
We firmly believe there is no better investment than education, the foundation for success in life.
We believe a healthy region is a strong region, and our health greatly affects our ability to thrive at home, school, and work.
We connect our most vulnerable neighbors with the resources they need to lead happier, healthier lives.
We work with 20 funded partners representing 22 programs that have a tremendous impact on our community.
By joining our fight for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in our four-county service area, together we help families in crisis, while creating lasting change. We may have different dreams and beliefs, but we all want to live in a community where we all have equal opportunity to thrive, where we can all live united.
Thank you for choosing to help families in Southeast Missouri. Your donation changes lives and, sometimes, it can even save a life.
After you complete your donation, please see our latest Impact Report to learn how caring donors like you are changing lives right here in Southeast Missouri. Right now our community needs your help more than ever, thank you.





