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The United Way of Jasper County brings together people and resources to build a safety-net to help meet the needs of our friends, neighbors, co-workers and families in our county.
United Way of Jasper County is committed to achieving tangible results. We help the most people by utilizing a range of community resources, acting as a center point for communication and planning, and using best practices to take action. Through partnerships and leadership, United Way of Jasper County makes our community a better place to live.
United Way is a natural point for communication and planning. By acting as a catalyst for the non-profit, public, and private sectors, we mobilize the community's CARING POWER.
United Way brings our community together to provide what matters most: IMPROVED LIVES.
We are a community solutions leader, helping more people improve their lives. United Way maximizes the impact of your investment of time, money, talent, and influence in creating solutions for the most critical issues throughout Jasper County.
Together we do more than any of us could do alone!
United Way of Jasper County is committed to achieving tangible results. We help the most people by utilizing a range of community resources, acting as a center point for communication and planning, and using best practices to take action. Through partnerships and leadership, United Way of Jasper County makes our community a better place to live.
United Way is a natural point for communication and planning. By acting as a catalyst for the non-profit, public, and private sectors, we mobilize the community's CARING POWER.
United Way brings our community together to provide what matters most: IMPROVED LIVES.
We are a community solutions leader, helping more people improve their lives. United Way maximizes the impact of your investment of time, money, talent, and influence in creating solutions for the most critical issues throughout Jasper County.
Together we do more than any of us could do alone!
UWJC Events & News
Letter of Intent forms for agencies seeking UWJC funding for FY 24-25 are now available; applications due Oct. 6
Letter of Intent forms for United Way of Jasper County grant funding for health and human services programming are now available.
The Letters of Intent form is the first step in receiving funding for the 2024-2025 funding cycle (April 1, 2024 - March 31, 2025). Agencies seeking funding must be located in Jasper County and offering programs that fall within the United Way's community impact areas of Education, Health, and Income.
The United Way of Jasper County seeks to support those programs and agencies which demonstrate consistency with the United Way mission, values, priorities and commitment to addressing identified community needs. UWJC operates a program-based fund distribution system and allocates funds to specific programs of tax-exempt, non-profit agencies serving Jasper County residents.
To download the Letter of Intent form click link highlighted below:
Letter of Intent Form 2024-2025
To learn about the eligibility criteria guidelines please click link highlight in green:
Eligibility Criteria and Application Process for Funding
Completed forms are due by 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, no late submissions accepted. Email completed forms to unitedwayjc@gmail.com.
The Letters of Intent form is the first step in receiving funding for the 2024-2025 funding cycle (April 1, 2024 - March 31, 2025). Agencies seeking funding must be located in Jasper County and offering programs that fall within the United Way's community impact areas of Education, Health, and Income.
The United Way of Jasper County seeks to support those programs and agencies which demonstrate consistency with the United Way mission, values, priorities and commitment to addressing identified community needs. UWJC operates a program-based fund distribution system and allocates funds to specific programs of tax-exempt, non-profit agencies serving Jasper County residents.
To download the Letter of Intent form click link highlighted below:
Letter of Intent Form 2024-2025
To learn about the eligibility criteria guidelines please click link highlight in green:
Eligibility Criteria and Application Process for Funding
Completed forms are due by 5 p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, no late submissions accepted. Email completed forms to unitedwayjc@gmail.com.
UWJC's popular Halloween Bingo returns
for third year of spook-tacular fun Oct. 26
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It's going to be a hauntingly good time at United Way of Jasper County's 3rd Annual HALLOWEEN BINGO party on Oct. 26!
Ghosts and goblins will want to join in the spook-tacular times at Halloween Bingo - sponsored by Kinetic Edge - Colfax & Newton offices, Eye Care Center of Newton, Bank Iowa - Colfax & Newton branches and Fremont Farms of Iowa. The fun-filled night will be Thursday, Oct. 26, at Colfax Historical Event Center, 900 N. Walnut St. in Colfax. Doors open at 5 p.m. Bingo will begin at around 6:30 p.m. The event is for adults 18 and older. Fun activities including a costume contest with prizes, raffles and more are planned. And back for a second year!!! Enjoy a tarot card reading for a donation to United Way of Jasper County. (Suggested minimum donation $5) Tickets are $40 each online or $45 at the door day of the event (if not sold out prior to event). The ticket includes bingo, dauber, food and fun! The event is bring your own beverage. To purchase UWJC Halloween Bingo tickets CLICK HERE! |
Special thanks to our sponsors:
Bank Iowa - Colfax & Newton Learn more at www.bankiowa.bank/locations/colfax AND www.bankiowa.bank/locations/newton Eye Care Center of Newton Visit online at https://newtoneyecare.net/ Fremont Farms of Iowa Visit online at https://fremontfarms.com/ Kinetic Edge Physical Therapy - Colfax & Newton Learn more at https://www.kineticedgept.com/ |
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Free family-friendly Halloween movie set for Oct. 28 at Capitol IIIt's spooky! It's a scream! It's a whole lot of laughs! "Munster, Go Home!" will be showing for free in time for Halloween.
The movie follows the beloved Munster family - Herman, Lily, Grandpa, Marilyn and Eddie - as they travel to merry old England to collect an inheritance. But when they arrive they find there is a mystery to Munster Hall and the ghastly inhabitants and neighbors are not welcoming. Released in 1966 after the show aired for two seasons the movie is unrated but is a family-friendly comedy. Enjoy a free screening of the classic comedy at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 28, at Capitol II Theatre in Newton. The movie is free for all to enjoy thanks to sponsorship from United Way of Jasper County and the Edward Jones offices of Mark W. Allen, Brendan Lamont, Travis Padget and Nate Milone. Special thanks to Capitol II Theatre for hosting the event. |
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