
Be Bold.
Women United is a powerful, passionate network of women who play a critical role in helping families achieve success and self-sufficiency. We work through programs and community partners, striving to support basic needs, school readiness, student success and financial stability.
Be Inspired.
From leadership development to networking and collaborating with other local organizations, Women United is dedicated to developing the most impactful and relevant enrichment opportunities for our members to grow personally and professionally.
Be Engaged.
Women in diverse industries from across our region gather in unique settings and venues to help build meaningful relationships that go beyond business and philanthropy.
Be Connected.
Becoming a member means you also join United Way’s Leadership Circle. You will have the unique opportunity to connect with other business and community leaders through special events and networking opportunities.
Membership Benefits
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Networking
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Recognition
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Social Events
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Volunteer Opportunities
For more information about Women United, please email Angela.Crow@uwbg.org.
THANK YOU
to all those who sponsored and attended our 2023 event!
It was wonderful to see so many powerful and engaged women in one space, learning together. When we gather as a whole, we are able to make such a huge impact on our community.
To keep the momentum going, here are some easily accessible ways that you can support United Way of the Bluegrass and the wonderful partners who were in the room with us.
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By joining Women United, you are joining a group of committed women who make an impact on the everyday lives of our most vulnerable community members. Joining Women United is easy- when you make a financial gift of $500 or more to UWBG, you are automatically enrolled. An individual gift of $1,000 or more provides an opportunity for a seat on the council. You’ll be invited to join us at exclusive events, volunteer opportunities and celebrations throughout the year. Even better, your gift to UWBG will be used to serve our internal initiatives and community partners. Give today or reach out to Angela Crow for more details.
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Come back to this website frequently and follow UWBG on social media to learn more about our work in the community and how you can get involved. We’re always up to something fun!
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Support students who are displaced or in foster care by volunteering with local nonprofit partners who support our students. As our panelists mentioned, they are always in need of tutors, mentors and advocates for our kids. Learn more by visiting the websites for the Foster Care Council, Arbor Youth Services and Voices of the Commonwealth.
In the words relayed by our keynote speaker, Stephanie Spires, “Every kid is ONE caring adult away from being a success story.” Please join United Way of the Bluegrass, Women United and all the impactful nonprofits across Central Kentucky by choosing to LIVE UNITED, today and every day.

Council Members
Caryl M. Pfeiffer: Chair, Women United Council LG&E and KU Energy (retired)
Ligia Bejat: Immediate Past Chair, Women United Council; Lexmark
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Mary-Alicha Weldon: Fifth Third Bank of Kentucky, Inc.
Miranda Scully: Fayette County Public Schools
Angela Crow: United Way of the Bluegrass
Julie George: Eastern Kentucky University
Tiffany Daniels: Chiropractic Care of Lexington
Linda Yates: Foster Parent Resource Trainer
Monica Bounds: Fifth Third Bank (retired)
Michelle Buerger: City National
Molly Caldwell: United Way of the Bluegrass
Yoshie Reid: Lexmark
During the 2020-2021 campaign season,
Women United made a huge impact!

600 PAIRS
New Balance shoes provided to elementary and middle school students, including students from the McKinney Vento Homeless Student program

$500
For uniforms at Promise Academy at William Wells Brown and Harrison Elementary

$16,157
Provided to UWBG's WayPoint Center initiative

$3,000
Donated to the
Sweet Dreams program

$2,500
Provided for
Day of Caring kits

$500
For Rise STEM Academy for Girls uniforms

300 FLASH DRIVES
Donated to students in Fayette County Public Schools

4 SCHOOLS
Supported through the
Sweet Dreams program
