Working Together to Strengthen Southeast Georgia
United Way of Southeast Georgia proudly partners with a network of local nonprofit agencies that are creating meaningful, measurable impact across our region. These organizations provide critical services—from food access and shelter to youth development, health support, and financial stability—that help individuals and families build stronger, healthier futures.
A Rigorous, Community-Driven Selection Process
We believe donors deserve confidence in where their dollars go. That’s why every agency seeking United Way funding completes a thorough application and participates in an in-depth interview and presentation with a panel of trained community volunteers.
This Citizen Review & Community Investment Panel evaluates each agency’s effectiveness, financial stewardship, program outcomes, and alignment with community needs. Their recommendations guide our funding decisions, ensuring that United Way investments are transparent, accountable, and directed where they will make the greatest impact.
Your Voice Shapes Your Community
This process ensures that local residents have a direct role in determining how their contributions are used. By engaging community members in decision-making, we uphold our commitment to fairness, accountability, and strengthening the fabric of Southeast Georgia—together.
Below, you’ll find the agencies, by county, currently partnering with United Way of Southeast Georgia to create real and lasting change.
Action Pact
Provides a vast array of services, including congregate and home-delivered meals for the elderly, community care services, weatherization, regular and crisis energy assistance, and other utility assistance as funding allows.
(912)489-1604
American Red Cross
Delivery of disaster services, armed forces, emergency services, blood services, and health and safety services.
(912)651-5300
Bulloch Med Connection
Emergency medication, free, unbiased Medicare consultations (Part D drug plan) and Gateway applications such as Medicaid extra help or SNAP benefits.
(912)764-8196
The Button
Discreetly supplies personal hygiene items to support the health, dignity, and confidence of Bulloch County students. Partnering with the school system, it receives individual student requests via a web link on the school's website.
(912) 259-9033
CASA Ogeechee
provides screened, trained, and supervised volunteers who advocate for children who have experienced abuse or neglect, ensuring their best interests are represented in court proceedings.
(912)764-4849
Feed The Boro
Provides monthly emergency food assistance to families and individuals in need.
Food Bank
Provides emergency food assistance to families and individuals in need.
(912)489-3663
Foundations Resource Center
Walk alongside women and families as they face pregnancy and parenting crises and challenges.
(912)259-9596
Freedom Through Recovery
exists to walk alongside women, men, and families facing pregnancy and parenting crises by offering compassionate support, practical resources, and life-affirming care. Through free pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, parenting education, material assistance, and ongoing mentorship, FRC helps families build stable foundations for today and hope for the future.
(912)764-8283
Hearts & Hands Clinic
Provides free quality medical, dental, and optical care to Bulloch County residents who do not have health insurance and are ineligible for Medicaid & Medicare, and live at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
(912)681-9519
Homebound Services
Helps individuals stay in their homes during challenging times. These services include: light upkeep, home services, government phone help, and daily reassurance telephone calls.
(912)764-9500
Ogeechee Visitation Center
offers safe, nurturing spaces for supervised family time, supporting children and families involved in custody matters through supervision, parent coaching, and evidence-based parenting education.
(912)764-4849
Provides temporary shelter and a structured transitional living program for men, women, and families experiencing homelessness. Through individualized case management, financial mentoring, employment support, and community partnerships, we help residents move toward independence and stable housing.
(912)623-2528
Positive Childhood Alliance Ogeechee
Focuses on prevention by strengthening families and communities through education, awareness, and evidence-based programs that promote safe, stable, and nurturing relationships.
(912)764-4849
Restoring the Breach
Provides educational, wellness, and outreach services for residents of all ages, regardless of socioeconomic status, to help build a better life for themselves and their families.
(912)259-9448
Safe Haven
Provides temporary shelter and services for battered women and their children.
(912)764-4605
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Salvation Army
Providing emergency bill-payment assistance to individuals and families facing a temporary crisis that threatens their home.
(912)651-7420 ext. 33525
Statesboro Family YMCA
Provides financial assistnace for children, teens, adults and families who cannot afford the full cost of a Y membership or YMCA programs.
(912)225-1962
Action Pact
Helps low-income families and seniors by providing essential services like energy assistance, senior nutrition programs, and guidance with healthcaare (Medicare/Medicaid).
(912)685-3383
The Bridge
Bridging the gap between financial hardship back to self-sufficiency. Provides food, clothing, household items, and financial assistance
(912)685-4881
The Lazarus Project
Provides food, furniture, and support to vulnerable families
(489)299-17844
Evans County Feed The Hungry
Provides support to families in need of food help
(912)618-9778
Jenkins County Family Enrichment Center
Operates as a countywide organization that provides planning, leadership, coordination, implementation, and supervision needed to imporve the well being and quality of life for all children, youth, and families.
(478)982.8004
Action Pact
Provides a vast array of services, including congregate and home-delivered meals for the elderly, community care services, weatherization, regular and crisis energy assistance, and other utility assistance as funding allows.
(912)557.6687