About Us
Who we are. What we do. And why we do it.
Our Vision
We envision a community of opportunity where everyone has hope and can reach their full potential.
Our Mission
Solve our community’s toughest challenges by connecting people, resources and ideas.
What We’re Fighting For
We fight for those who need a voice and for those whose names we don’t even know. At United Way, we fight for the health, education and financial stability of every person in Northeast Florida.
What We’ll Do Together
- Overcome student challenges in the classrooms of Duval County.
- Help families make ends meet in Springfield.
- Provide access to basic needs at the Beaches and beyond.
- Connect individuals to critical health resources across Northeast Florida.
- Match volunteers’ purpose with passion.
Strategic Priorities
- Ensure basic needs are met for all throughout the region.
- Produce meaningful and measurable results in the areas of youth success,
financial stability and health. - Invest in historically challenged neighborhoods connecting efforts to impact
generational poverty.
Value Proposition
- We develop integrated solutions that improve lives and communities.
- We focus on what’s most needed and what works locally.
- We bring leaders and organizations from all sectors together.
- We invite thousands of people to be part of the change and amplify the impact.
- United Way solves problems no one organization can solve alone.
Audited Financial Statements
Our auditors, Dixon Hughes Goodman, conducted their audits in accordance with auditing standards generally accepted in the United States of America. According to their findings, the financial statements referred to below present fairly, in all material respects, the financial position of United Way of Northeast Florida.
2017 Audited Financial Statements
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Download PDFForm 990
The Form 990 is the annual information return for organizations exempt from federal income tax. It is a public document that provides a source of useful information about a not-for-profit organization’s financial and charitable activities. The Form 990 is also a regulatory document used by the IRS to monitor the nonprofit organization for its compliance with tax law. Information contained in the form includes a summary of the organization’s activities, assets, receipts, expenditures and compensation of directors, officers and certain employees.