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At United Way, we partner with companies and organizations of all sizes to create lasting change in our community. Nearly 400 local organizations trust us to connect their employees to meaningful ways to give, volunteer and get involved, making them feel like part of Northeast Florida.
When you partner with us, you make a difference beyond the workplace. Together, we are strengthening communities and empowering employees to show up for their neighbors.
We've made it easy for your company to get involved in the community.
Explore the links below to get started and help build a stronger, more connected Northeast Florida.
The following companies and organizations were honored at the latest Champions of Change, our annual award ceremony.
Learn more about Champions of ChangeThe Baker County Council on Aging is a trusted presence supporting seniors and families across the county. They partner with United Way on initiatives that fight food insecurity and support programs like RealSense to enrich the lives of local residents.
Baptist Health is a long-standing United Way partner, collaborating to improve well-being across Northeast Florida. They support initiatives like Ride United and Full Service Schools and engage employees in hands-on volunteerism to strengthen the region.
Duval County Public Schools has partnered with United Way for decades, showing an unwavering commitment to students and families. In 1991, they helped launch Full Service Schools to provide health services, counseling and basic needs support. Thanks to their partnership, approximately 240,000 students and families have received services.
GuideWell/Florida Blue has partnered with United Way for more than 50 years, showing leadership and a deep commitment to strengthening communities. They mobilize thousands of employees nationwide each year to volunteer and give, making a lasting difference in Northeast Florida and beyond.
JPMorgan Chase Foundation is a dedicated partner of United Way, helping stabilize families and strengthen neighborhoods across the region. By supporting housing programs and community development efforts, they help families move from surviving to thriving.
The LJD Jewish Family & Community Services has served Northeast Florida since 1917, offering services from emergency aid to family support. They partner with United Way on a range of efforts including providing dropout prevention for youth and basic needs services. This work helps young people reach their full potential and families find stability.
Director of Corporate Engagement
Have any questions or want to learn more about starting a campaign with United Way? Please contact Alecia Givens.
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