United Way of Cascade County

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United Way of Cascade County UWCC fights for the health, education & financial stability of every person in our community.

🎉 WELCOME TO THE UNITED WAY FAMILY, PACESETTER LEGACY TITLE! 🎉We’re excited to celebrate our brand-new Pacesetter Legacy...
10/22/2026

🎉 WELCOME TO THE UNITED WAY FAMILY, PACESETTER LEGACY TITLE! 🎉

We’re excited to celebrate our brand-new Pacesetter Legacy Title as they kick off their United Way of Cascade County campaign TODAY with a food truck lunch! ❤️💙

🌮 Come hungry and bring your generosity! 🥤

📍 Where: 111 3rd Ave. S.
🕚 When: Today, 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
🍴 Featuring: Delicious eats from Lil Jittz and refreshing drinks from Big Sky Sips!

Everyone in the community is invited to stop by, grab some great food, enjoy a drink, and show some love for United Way! Every dollar makes a difference, so even a few dollars can help support local programs and strengthen our community. ❤️

Let’s give our newest Pacesetter Legacy Title a warm welcome and kick off this campaign with a whole lot of community spirit! 🙌

10/22/2026

s💙 Why do you give? For Holly Pierce, it’s about changing lives.

As Program Manager for Kairos Youth Services, Holly sees firsthand the difference a safe place to call home and a supportive family can make. 💙

This year, Kairos is one of 27 programs receiving grants from United Way of Cascade County, helping create brighter futures for people in our community.

In this video, hear why Holly gives to United Way. And in then meet Brandon, whose life was changed when he found a home and family at Kairos.

🎥 To watch Brandon's story: https://youtu.be/8wxW-ZeSEGs

Together, we can make a difference. Every gift helps strengthen our community and support the programs that change lives. ❤️

💊 Safe Communities Start With Safe Disposal!On Saturday, Oct. 24, community members will have 10 convenient locations to...
10/20/2026

💊 Safe Communities Start With Safe Disposal!

On Saturday, Oct. 24, community members will have 10 convenient locations to drop off unused prescription medications safely.

United Way of Cascade County is proud to be part of the Substance Abuse Prevention Alliance, led by Alliance for Youth. Together, we’re working to build a healthier, safer community through prevention, education, and collaboration.

🩺 Need to dispose of used syringes? Alluvion Health and the Little Shell Tribe locations also have syringe collection boxes available.

Take a moment to clean out your medicine cabinet and help keep unused medications out of the wrong hands. Every small action makes a difference! 💙

🐴💛 Big dreams, little learners, and a whole lot of fun!United Way of Cascade County is excited to partner with Montana P...
10/15/2026

🐴💛 Big dreams, little learners, and a whole lot of fun!

United Way of Cascade County is excited to partner with Montana PBS to bring Donkey Hodie to our community! 🎉

Inspired by the playful spirit and meaningful lessons of Fred Rogers, Donkey Hodie is a puppet series designed for children ages 3–5 that helps little ones navigate the ups and downs of childhood. Through fun, friendship, and plenty of silly adventures, Donkey Hodie and her pals encourage children to dream big, persevere through challenges, think creatively, solve problems, and believe in themselves!

We’re bringing these important lessons to life through a special series of community events at Honey Hippo Play Cafe on November 4, 7, and 11! 🫏✨

We officially kicked off this exciting partnership on October 9 with a training led by Nikki Vradenburg from Montana PBS at the Great Falls College Early Learning Center. We’re thrilled to build on this collaboration and create engaging, playful learning opportunities for young children and their families throughout Cascade County.

We’re also excited to connect with families at the Sober Life event and Fright Fest, where we’ll be sharing more about this opportunity and helping families get involved!

Stay tuned for more details. We can’t wait to bring the world of Donkey Hodie to our community and help our littlest learners discover that they can do big things! 💛

10/13/2026

🧠 TRIVIA TUESDAY!

Every October, United Way recruits volunteers to rake leaves and tackle fall yard chores for local seniors and people with disabilities. Sign up to volunteer at www.volunteergreatfalls.org. 🍂💙

What do we call this volunteer event?

🎉 BONUS: What day is this year’s event?

Drop your answers in the comments! 👇

💚 This World Mental Health Day, let’s remind students they’re not alone.As part of our community impact work to improve ...
10/10/2026

💚 This World Mental Health Day, let’s remind students they’re not alone.

As part of our community impact work to improve graduation rates, United Way of Cascade County partners with Great Falls Public Schools and Alliance For Youth to help students support one another through life’s challenges.

Together, we helped launch LIFT (Listen, Inspire, Foster & Trust) — a network of amazing students who are raising awareness about mental health challenges like anxiety, stress and depression. By sharing resources and encouraging their peers to reach out to trusted adults when they’re struggling, LIFT students are helping build a culture of connection, compassion and support in our schools. 💚

Because when students feel heard, supported and connected, they’re better equipped to thrive — in school and beyond.

If you or someone you know needs help, call 9-8-8.

Listen in to a recent conversation about the work of United Way of Cascade County!United Way CEO Lacey Hallett and Unite...
10/08/2026

Listen in to a recent conversation about the work of United Way of Cascade County!

United Way CEO Lacey Hallett and United Way Board Chair and City Motors President Cooper Thomas recently joined KGPR’s Voices & Views to talk about the work happening across our community — and where United Way is headed next.

In the interview, Lacey and Cooper discuss:

💙 Our ongoing fundraising campaign and why community support matters 🤝 Why local businesses like City Motors partner with United Way as Pacesetters 🌱 Our grants and the impact they’re making throughout Cascade County 🏘️ The many ways United Way is working to strengthen our community 🚀 Lacey’s vision for the future of United Way after becoming CEO in January

It’s a great conversation about community partnership, local impact and the future of United Way of Cascade County.

🎧 Give it a listen here: https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-tre5u-1b6ca81

United Way of Cascade County brings our community together to address one of our biggest challenges: homelessness.Throug...
10/07/2026

United Way of Cascade County brings our community together to address one of our biggest challenges: homelessness.

Through the Continuum of Care, more than 60 local partners work together to address the root causes of homelessness while providing case conferencing focused on the unique needs of unhoused individuals and families.

Last year, 503 individuals experiencing homelessness received services through United Way grants. That’s 503 people who connected with resources, support, and a path toward greater stability.

Collaboration makes a difference—and it’s just one more way United Way of Cascade County is working to address our community’s biggest challenges.

Learn more about the Continuum of Care: https://www.uwccmt.org/homeless

10/01/2026

Why do you give?

For United Way Campaign Chair and Board Member Keith Benjamin of Dick Anderson Construction, giving to United Way of Cascade County is about investing in the people and organizations that make our community stronger. ❤️

In this reel, Keith shares why he chooses to give—and why supporting our community matters to him.

Thank you, Keith, for leading by example and helping create a stronger Cascade County for everyone.

09/29/2026

🧠 TRIVIA TUESDAY!

United Way of Cascade County partners with 38 local employers who invite us into their workplaces to share our work and encourage employees to give. 💙

What are these workplace partners called? 🤔

Comment your answer for a chance to win a prize! 🎉

⭐ BONUS: What percentage of our annual campaign is raised by these businesses and their employees?

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1900 32nd Avenue NE
Great Falls, MT
59405

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+14067273400

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