United Way of Reno County
HUTCHINSON, Kan. — United Way Community Work Day is an opportunity for the community to come together in groups large and small to volunteer and do hands on projects for local non-profits and seniors that need assistance. The United Way has over 550 volunteers helping with 30 projects throughout Reno County this year. The volunteers give up a Saturday to really make an impact. They will paint houses for Brush Up Hutch, clean up Carey Park, work at the Boys and Girls Club, Hadley Day Care Center, City of South Hutch and Sylvia to name a few.
The Community Work Day will start with the annual breakfast at DCI park at 7:00 a.m. on Saturday August 26th. The volunteers will then start at their project site by 8:15 in the morning. This diverse group of volunteers will take a leadership role in our community by committing both time and talent to help extend the capacity of our nonprofits here in Reno County.
The Community Work Day precedes United Way of Reno County’s kick off of the annual fundraising campaign which will officially kick off September 1st. This year the goal is to help raise $1,250,000 for local nonprofits.
The need in the community is greater than ever before. It is time to come together and take a stand for what matters most. Anyone can give either in person at the United Way office, text #GiveUnited to 44321 or go online at https://www.unitedwayofrenocounty.org/donate.
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