Since 1945, our local United Way is an equal opportunity employer and strives to involve and serve all of the citizens throughout the Klamath Basin from all walks of life without regard to race, religion, national origin, disabilities, age, gender, or sexual orientation. Your United Way represents people helping people.
United Way held a Corona Virus (COVID-19) emergency response campaign from March 30th to July 31, 2020 and distributed $58,325 to 10 United Way agencies. See more details by clicking the link on top. The 2021 United Way Community Campaign is now underway to raise $501,000. Thank you for your many years of support.
The 22nd Annual United Way Community Golf Challenge is set to return and be held Saturday, September 11 at Shield Crest Golf Course. Todd Andres is the event chairman and Pacific Power is the Premier sponsor. A maximum of 100 players can participate and corporate sponsors are needed. For more details contact United Way at 541-882-5558.
Student Stories
Elizabeth Sanchez joins 20 high school students in writing about United Way's 18 member agencies.
The 28th annual Klamath Country Volunteer of the Year event honored 37 nominees. Norma Jean Wilder, founder and director of the "Blessing Pot" program, operated through the Chiloquin Christian Center was selected 2021 Klamath Country Volunteer of the Year. To view the 2021 Klamath Country Volunteer of the Year publication showing all 37 nominees go to this link or the publication page.
2021 Community Campaign Goal $501,000
The United Way Community Campaign tally changes daily.
For the most current results, please contact the United Way office at (541)882-5558.