United Way of Greater Wichita Falls

North Texas Center for Non-Profit Management

Thank You for visiting
The United Way of Greater Wichita Falls

The United Way of Greater Wichita Falls supports and helps finance the activities of our local non-profit member agencies.

As a resident of the Wichita Falls area, it is your opportunity to pitch in and help these agencies by making a donation to the United Way.

Where does your money go?

$1 a week provides
31 nights of shelter for a homeless person.

$2 a week provides
36 meals for senior citizens and disabled persons.

$3 a week provides
11 nights of protective shelter for a victim of domestic violence

$5 a week provides
30 days of child care for children of a low income, working family.

Giving is a personal choice...
A Suggested Guide: 1 hour's pay per month (3 minutes work per day)

Thanks to your donations and support,

187 victims
of disasters (including single-family fires) were given comfort and aid.

28,757 kids
were taught to stay away from drugs, alcohol and gang involvement.

7,897 victims
of domestic violence, sexual assault, or child abuse were helped.

204,241 meals
were served to senior citizens and disabled persons.

6,345 children
of working parents were provided high quality, safe day care.

We thank you for your support, your time, and your donations!

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United Way of Greater Wichita Falls
624 Indiana Ave.
Wichita Falls, Texas 76301
940.322.8638

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Articles from the Times / Record News about agency activities, reprinted with permission from the TRN.

date	article	agency
9/12/99	Volunteers help kids in distress	Child Advocates
9/19/99	Fellowship Knocks at Friendly Door	Iowa Park Seniors -- Friendly Door
9/26/99	Kids' confidence soaring at Boys and Girls Club	Burkburnett Boys and Girls Club
10/3/99	Local businesses loan talent to United Way	UWay Loaned Executives
10/10/99	Kids put green thumbs to work	WFalls Boys and Girls Clubs and Eastside Girls and Boys Club
10/10/99	First Step helps women escape abuse	First Step, Inc.
10/17/99	Teen shelter gives runaways protection	Children's Aid Society of West Texas
10/24/99	Group works for area	Red Cross of North Central Texas
10/31/99	Activity center heart of town	Iowa Park Recreational Activity Center
11/7/99	Camp Sweeney opens doors for diabetic kids	Camp Sweeney