United for a better tomorrow.
Welcome to the Northern Berkshire United Way!
For 88 years, the Northern Berkshire United Way has supported our 20 member agencies. Please use the links on this site to explore our member agencies. These agencies provide a wide array of services to our friends and neighbors in the areas of: Early Childhood Education, Health, Financial Stability and more!
This Giving Tuesday, Make a Difference in Northern Berkshire!
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Today, we come together to celebrate the power of generosity and the spirit of giving. Your support helps Northern Berkshire United Way continue to uplift our community by funding essential programs and services provided by 20 local non-profits. Together, we can create meaningful change for those who need it most.
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How You Can Help:
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Donate: Every dollar makes an impact! You can contribute by clicking on the DONATE button above.
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Spread the Word: Share this post to inspire others to join the movement.
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Volunteer: Your time and skills can make a big difference!
Local. Local. Local.
Your donation will help kids and families in Northern Berkshire County and Stamford, Vermont.
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Specifically, we are dedicated to enhancing well being in the communities of Adams, North Adams, Williamstown, Clarksburg, Savoy, Cheshire, and Florida in Massachusetts, and Stamford, Vermont.
10,211
people are impacted by the programs we support.
36%
of Northern Berkshire population is supported by NBUW.
We Support
20
Member Agencies that support our region.
6 Member Agencies
address crises and safety net services.
A Community Partner
As part of our obligation to the Northern Berkshire United Way recognizes that emergency and crisis situations can affect any of us at any time. In addition to providing funding to member agencies that provide health, education and financial stability programs, we are committed to provide funding in the area of safety - net services. In order to illustrate this critical work, we set out to produce this video. This one will show the impact on agencies that support the most vulnerable in our community from the lens of the member agency leaders.