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Geography
United Way funded 130+ Safety Net programs in 2006-2007. Fifty-six percent of those programs served clients from diverse racial backgrounds, representing 63% of United Way’s investments.(1) Just as they are culturally and economically diverse, clients benefiting from United Way-funded programs represent a diverse geography. In certain zip codes, over 40% of all residents utilize a United Way-funded service.(2) United Way’s reach extends beyond Milwaukee County and its central-city neighborhoods into suburban and rural areas throughout Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha Counties.

Our Ratings


Charity Navigator annually rates over 5,200 charities. For the fourth consecutive year, we've received the highest 4-star rating

The Wisconsin Better Business Bureau also rates charities based upon 20 formidable standards. We've met them and have received the bureau's charity seal.
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Facts & Figures


Get some quick information on how United Way of Greater Milwaukee works within the community, what the need is in Greater Milwaukee, and who is affected.
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FAQs


Our Frequently Asked Questions area will provide you with answers to the most commonly asked questions about United Way and our Community Campaign.
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Where We Serve

United Way’s reach extends beyond Milwaukee County and its central-city neighborhoods into suburban and rural areas throughout Ozaukee, Washington and Waukesha Counties. Find out how far we reach.
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Newsroom


For the most current coverage of our activity in the community and our most recent press releases, please vist our nrewsroom.
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For articles and press releases from previous years, please enter our archive.
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Impact Newsletter


The Impact Newsletter provides donors with information on how United Way of Greater Milwaukee is using their donations to improve lives within the community.

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Board of Directors


United Way of Greater Milwaukee's Board of Directors is comprised of volunteers from every area of the community. They oversee the direction of the organization and provide the leadership needed for us to continue to grow and serve the community.
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Our History


United Way has a rich history dating back to the late 1800s. The organization has gone through many changes, but remains as one of the world's largest and most successful charitable organizations.
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Annual Report


Our Annual Community Impact Report provides information on our programs and initiatives, including statistics on the individuals who are helped.

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IRS Form 990


To ensure accountability and openness, we post our Form 990. This is our annual tax return that shows exactly how much money we raise, our investments and expenses.

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Inclusion Statement

United Way of Greater Milwaukee embraces diversity in all forms and realizes that the success of our community is dependent upon the inclusion of all who work, live, and enjoy the myriad of activities available within the region.

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Code of Ethics


We are committed to the highest ethical standards. Our success and reputation depend upon the ethical conduct of everyone affiliated with our organization.

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Privacy Policy

United Way of Greater Milwaukee NEVER sells or trades information about its contributors to any other organization or person. Your pledge information is known only to you, United Way and, to the extent necessary, those in your company responsible for conducting your workplace campaign or processing your pledge.

Similarly, United Way does not release information about which nonprofit organization(s) you designate through the Donor Choice process. Even the organizations you designate will not know your name unless you specifically authorize release of your name to them.

Map below shows resident participation for all United Way programs by Zip Code (2006-2007) – latest data available.
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  (1) 56% of United Way funded programs served clients that were African American, Latino, Hmong or a combination of two or more races/ethnicities.
(2 )Clients who access services at multiple agencies may be counted more than once in a particular zip code.
 
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