The program mails free books each month to every child birth to age 5. Visit www.imaginationlibrary.com to sign up.
The program mails free books each month to every child birth to age 5. Visit www.imaginationlibrary.com to sign up.
April 5, 2024 - Spoon River College Multipurpose Building
An Exciting Fundraising Event That Features A Live Auction of Purses & Bags For Men and Women, Silent Auction, Raffle Prizes, Games, and Delicious Food & Drink.
Reserve your table here https://app.donorview.com/LbZJ6
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The United Way for Fulton County is accepting scholarship applications from high school seniors in Fulton County. One applying senior from each high school in Fulton County will be awarded a $500 scholarship.
This scholarship is designed to recognize students who have demonstrated a commitment to serving Fulton County by making a positive impact on our community throughout their years in high school and is available to students who will attend a post-secondary accredited degreed or certified program and reside in Fulton County.
Seven (7) recipients will receive a onetime award of $500. The awards are intended to help defray the cost of educational expenses. One student from Canton, Lewistown, Astoria, VIT, Spoon River Valley, Farmington and Cuba high schools meeting the scholarship criteria will be selected to receive the scholarship. If a home schooled or online student is selected, they will be counted towards the high school they are eligible to attend.
Awards will be based on the applicant’s demonstrated commitment to community service and the extent to which the applicant has impacted his or her own community through leadership or service. This is not a need or academic achievement-based scholarship.
Applications need to be received by Friday, March 15, 2024.
To request a scholarship application, contact the United Way for Fulton County at untdway@sbcglobal.net.
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United Way for Fulton County (UWFC) is committed to programs and activities that are free of racial or ethnic discrimination. UWFC endeavors to provide and maintain an environment that fosters respect among all members of the community.
UWFC strives to provide an environment where individuals are free to grow intellectually, personally, professionally, and socially without intimidation or fear. Intimidation and harassment affect not only those who suffer the harassment but every member of our community.
UWFC recognizes discrimination has contributed to disparities, in the past, present, and most likely the future, and these disparities have been exacerbated by policies and procedures creating dependency.
UWFC sincerely believes racism/ethnic discrimination undermines the strengths of every community and denounces any form of racism/ethnic discrimination.
UWFC works with partners statewide to create solutions to see every individual succeed and thrive and create more equitable communities.
Racial and ethic discrimination is a violation of federal and state law, including Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Title VII) and other key federal civil rights statutes.