Success Stories

Through your investment, success stories can
be seen everywhere you look

It is estimated that one out of every three people living in Marshall County benefits from a United Way funded program. When you contribute to United Way, you're making an investment in our community. By investing in our community, you become a stockholder in what matters most – successful children, thriving families, and a vibrant community.

Learning to Set Goals

John was seventeen when he arrived at Ogden House. His situation at home had deterioated and he desperately needed help.

Read how you helped John . . .

Knowing Your Children are Safe

As a single mother, Latisha struggles to do all she can to give her children a bright future. That's one of the many reasons she juggles going to school to earn her nursing degree on top of a job.

Read how you help Latisha and her children . . .

Reaching Her Full Potential

In 1955 there were no services available to individuals with mental retardation. Mary, who turned six that year, was never afforded any educational opportunities.

Read how you've given Mary a better future . . . 

Pushing More Than Boundaries

Dennis came into the Keefovers' home more than four years ago. He was pushing boundaries and expressed some challenging behavior.

Read how you've changed Dennis' life . . .

Multiple Agencies Help Break the Cycle of Violence

When Kelly's son started demonstrating violent behavior; she realized the cycle of violence was being passed onto her son.

Read how you've given a family a second chance . . .

In the Words of Sam
A bed with no blankets, a closet overflowing with trash, and a carpet littered with cigarette ashes. he laid down on his mattress and cried.

Read how you inspired hope . . .