United Way Announces Additions to Executive Leadership Team
At its brand refresh launch party, United Way West Tennessee recognized new additions to its executive leadership team as the organization continues to grow and expand its impact across the region. Lauren Kirk has been selected as United Way’s new Executive Vice President of
Community Impact and Melissa Cox-Brown will serve as the Executive Director for the recently announced Ford Community Center in Stanton, Tennessee.
Grant Applications Now Open
Proposals for a one-year United Way grant are currently being accep
Community Resiliency
We every believe every individual in every community deserves to thrive. We work with our neighbors to build resilient communities that are more connected, supportive, and ready to respond to any challenge.
Financial Security
Even as our region grows, financial hurdles remain significant for many families. To ensure families thrive — not just survive — we partner with local banks, educational institutions, and nonprofits to establish the Greater Jackson Financial Empowerment Center. Here, individuals can access free financial counseling, learn budgeting strategies, and pursue pathways to bigger dreams like home ownership or entrepreneurship.
Youth Opportunity
Addressing community needs extends beyond childhood. As our region continues to evolve, so must our future leaders. Therefore, we're committed to helping young people realize their full potential.
Healthy Community
Everyone should be able to make healthy choices for themselves and their families. But our rural communities in West Tennessee often face barriers when making such decisions. We intervene by partnering with local organizations that offer access to food and mental health services.
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