Would you like to financially support our work in the areas of education, health and income? Here's the impact you can have!
You can make an impact on your community by just going about your normal daily activities. By taking a few moments to sign up for these community reward programs, Butler County will reap the benefits all year long!
It's quick, easy, and secure to donate online right now.
You can also download, print, and send an investment card to us. Drop off or mail your card to:
Butler County United Way
323 North Third Street
Hamilton, OH 45011
If your workplace doesn't currently offer employees the chance to donate via payroll deduction, find out how you can kickstart a campaign. Contact Amanda Burns, at aburns@bc-unitedway.org.
Endowing your annual gift provides a way for you and your family to leave a legacy that addresses the needs of our community. Butler County United Way has established an endowment funds targeted at meeting long-term needs with the Fairfield Community Foundation, Hamilton Community Foundation, and West Chester Liberty Township Community Foundation.
Here are some ways you can leave a legacy:
Click here to get a copy of our Legacy Society Brochure.
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