Participating Organizations
YOUR DONATION
HAS A DIRECT IMPACT…
United Way partners with organizations that share our view that the best way to improve lives is by mobilizing the caring power of our community. Additionally, our partners know that we are judged on results – the tangible and quantifiable impact we make day after day, week after week, year after year.
A long term commitment is essential to addressing key social issues such as the need to strengthen and support children and their families; meeting basic needs and helping families become financially stable; and by addressing key health and wellness issues effecting our community.
330 Fountain Street
Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 742-5046
Social service resources to families and the community. Programs aimed at delivering emergency referral services, homelessness prevention, youth recreation and after-school programs, child abuse prevention and treatment, childcare and early childhood education (Head Start). Counseling is available for individuals, families and groups.
P.O. Box 1222
Lafayette, IN 47902-1222
(765) 476-3277
Programs and services for people with intellectual disabilities and their families, including adult recreation programs, summer camps for children, Kids First puppet programs, and advocacy services.
2000 Greenbush Street
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 423-5531
A comprehensive program serving children and adults with disabilities and special needs. Our programs help individuals master daily living skills, succeed in school, join the workforce, earn a paycheck and make a contribution to our community.
3805 Fortune Drive, Suite 2
Lafayette, Indiana 47905
(765) 446-BBBS (2227)
Volunteer mentors provide community, site-based and faith-based one-to-one child mentoring services. A menu of program options increases volunteer engagement and allows the agency to better meet the growing demand for services. All program services are provided at no charge to either clients or volunteers.
P.O. Box 865
Kokomo, IN 46903
1-800-844-0537
Scouting, camping and character building activities to develop values in youth for boys aged 7 through high school and prepare them to make life decisions. Also scouting opportunities for handicapped boys. Activities focus on community service, personal fitness and leadership development.
1716 Hartford Street
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 742-1567
Tippecanoe Community Health Clinic provides pediatric, prenatal, dental and adult medical care to low income and uninsured residents of Tippecanoe County at reduced fees. Both preventative and primary health care services are offered. Nutritional counseling, assessment of social service needs, EKG's, vision and hearing tests, blood pressure measurement, and lead and cancer screening.
1244 N. 15th St.
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 742-0247
24 hour crisis counseling, suicide prevention, and information and referral offered by phone or walk-in. Teen Line, the Community Services Directory, First Call Information and Referral and a support group for Survivors of Suicide.
50 Olympia Court
Lafayette, IN 47909
(765) 471-0062
Manages programs to secure additional food and nonfood products, provide food safety training, rescue food items otherwise wasted, and fund essential purchase product items.
Lafayette Service Center
615 N 18th Street, Suite 203
Lafayette, IN 47904
(877) 474-2248
Troop participation and camping opportunities are used to help enhance self-esteem and develop new skills, self-awareness and values in girls aged 5-17 to help them become mature, responsible women.
1201 North 18th Street
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 742-0191
Youth and senior programs for neighborhood individuals and groups. Concentration on helping youth to grow into mature, responsible adults. Senior programs provide meals, recreation and companionship.
1100 Elizabeth Street, Suite 3
Lafayette, IN 47902
(765) 476-2920
Lafayette Adult Resource Academy provides an adult basic education program which provides literacy, life skills, ESL and GED preparation to individuals aged 16 or older who are not registered in a K-12 school and who do not have a high school diploma.
1950 South 18th St.
Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 474-3448
A family-based center for a host of physical and recreational activities including aquatics, physical education, day care, health and fitness classes and camping programs for youth.
Howarth Center
615 North 18th Street, Suite 102
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 423-4880
Lafayette Transitional Housing Center offers shelter and support services for homeless families with children in Tippecanoe County area. Shelter and services may continue up to 18 months with support services up to 12 months after re-entry into the community.
212 North 5th St.
Lafayette, IN 47901
(765) 742-1068
Low cost legal assistance to low-income residents of Tippecanoe County in civil matters relating to landlord-tenant problems, contracts, consumer problems, support, child custody, marriage dissolution, adoptions and guardianships.
MHA Community Building
914 South Street
Lafayette, IN 47901
Mental Health America's "Ring Out Hope" is the historic message that captures the essence of the MHA's mission and tradition of helping individuals and families. The MHA provides information and referrals, educational programs, support groups, mentoring programs, supportive housing, the homeless shelter, and is our community's resource for mental health information.
1915 Scott Street
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 447-2311
The Center @ Jenks Rest is dedicated to encouraging seniors to actively achieve their highest quality of life. We promote social interaction, healthy lifestyle, safe living environment, independent living and information dissemination through three programs: home repair, activities and transportation.
We are proud to partner with some of our community's most highly-committed organizations. Every cent of every dollar you give to United Way of Greater Lafayette goes directly to our 23 participating organizations listed below.
"The Vanguard", a group of leadership donors, directs a portion of their contributions to cover the administrative costs of United Way. This means that 100 percent of your contribution goes directly to support programs and services of our partner agencies.
Your generosity directly affects how many needy families are fed, how many children are cared for and how many homeless are housed through United Way.
Howarth Center
615 North 18th Street, Suite 101
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 742-6975
Disaster relief services, help people prevent, prepare for and cope with emergencies, services to military families and veterans, health and safety training and health screening/nursing services.
685 North 36th Street
Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 429-6325
Meal delivery by volunteers to the homes of individuals unable to cook for themselves, who are ill, elderly, handicapped temporarily or permanently, and who are unable to remain at home without this delivery. Special dietary needs can be met.
100 Saw Mill Road, Suite 1200
Lafayette, IN 47905
(765) 742-4033
The mission of Right Steps Child Development Centers is "to provide and advocate for quality child care and early education and help us promote our vision as believing all children deserve quality child care that prepares them for future success." In this capacity we hope to encourage and support the efforts of parents to become and remain economically self-sufficient. Priority is given to low-income parents who are working or in training and to single parents. Charges for services are on a sliding fee scale based on family size and income. We operate five childcare centers in the Greater Lafayette area that serve ages 3 weeks to 6 years of age. All five of these centers are licensed by the State of Indiana and accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
1110 Union Street
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 742-0006
Comprehensive emergency services including provision of food, emergency shelter and counseling. Administration of services to youth and adults both physically and spiritually. Information and referrals for other resources also provided.
1529 North 10th Street
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 742-2991
Developmental and recreational programs and opportunities for boys and girls with special emphasis on disadvantaged youth. Activities and programs for after-school or during the day in the summer include sports, social events, cultural enrichment, leadership development and academic tutoring.
Howarth Center
615 North 18th Street, Suite 201
Lafayette, IN 47904
(765) 423-5361
Counseling, prevention, treatment, education and support programs provided to support family self-sufficiency and preservation.
605 North 6th Street
Lafayette, IN 47901
(765) 742-0075
The YWCA Greater Lafayette is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. Programs and services include: a 24-hour domestic violence shelter and hotline, anger management and parenting classes, support groups, women's cancer screenings and cancer education, women's economic empowerment classes, and youth enrichment such as dance classes, summer camp, an after-school program and youth basketball.
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