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Supporting families in our local community since 1948
Period Promise
Period poverty significantly impacts vulnerable individuals in our community, but the efforts of Period Promise (formerly Tampon Tuesday) have made a meaningful difference. By addressing a range of challenges and removing barriers, we can empower individuals to thrive, promoting dignity and well-being for all. Let’s come together to offer comprehensive support and help pave the way toward a brighter future for everyone in our community.
What’s Happening at United Way
Meet the New Board Members for CK!
We are excited to announce the addition of three remarkable leaders to United Way’s Board of Directors: Jeff McFadden, Tracie Booth, and Kyla Tewkesbury. We are confident that their leadership will help further our mission to support and uplift those in need across Chatham-Kent.
We want to hear from you Chatham-Kent:
Your voice matters, Chatham-Kent! While the chance to win an incentive has ended, our community survey is still open until May 14th. Share your thoughts on what’s working, what’s not, and where we should focus our efforts. Your feedback will help shape a stronger future for our community. Take the survey today!
From Crisis to Community
Lori’s life was turned upside down by a sudden injury, leaving her family facing financial uncertainty. Thanks to generous donors and volunteers, the Tilbury Information and H.E.L.P. Centre, a United Way service, provided vital support, offering Lori relief and a renewed sense of hope during challenging times.