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As a part of a blog series, we are featuring one of the counties United Way of the Bluegrass serves each week.

As we continue our journey around Madison County, let’s get to know more about Kentucky River Foothills!

Today we are excited to feature Chas Sargent! Chas is a member of UWBG’s Board of Directors and is the President of UWBG’s Young Leaders...

As we learn more about Madison County, today we are excited to feature Laura Barthel!

Last week, we featured Woodford County. This week, let’s get to know Madison County!

One in three young people are without a mentor or someone they can turn to for advice or guidance as they grow up.

As we learn more about Woodford County, today we are excited to feature Lisa Johnson!

Woodford County was one of Kentucky’s original nine counties. Scott County and Franklin County were later formed from parts of Woodford...

Since it’s nearing the end of October, which is National Domestic Violence Awareness month, it is fitting that we’re learning more about...

Montgomery County became Kentucky’s 22nd county in 1796 and consists of three cities: Jeffersonville, Camargo, and Mount Sterling, which...

Head Start is a program offered by the Blue Grass Community Action Partnership (BGCAP), which was incorporated in 1965 as a part of Presiden

Founded in 1985, Simon House is a nonprofit agency that provides emergency shelter to women who have fallen upon hard times and are pregnant

Jessamine County was named for Jessamine Douglass, the daughter of a pioneer settler.

As we learn more about Franklin County, today we are excited to feature Cathy Jennings!

Franklin County is home to our state capital, Frankfort. The County was named after the American inventor and statesman Benjamin Franklin.

Miranda has been working alongside United Way of the Bluegrass for the last four years as the United Way campaign coordinator for Fayette Co

Founded in 1976, Arbor Youth Services seeks to “end youth homelessness by providing a safe and supportive environment to youth who have suff

As a part of a blog series, we are featuring one of the counties United Way of the Bluegrass serves each week.

As we continue our journey around Clark County, let’s get to know more about the Clark County Homeless Coalition!

We are extremely grateful to our friends at Community Trust Bank for sponsoring our #ShareYour24 initiative.