United Way of Washtenaw County’s annual Campaign Kickoff will return this September in the form of a Community Townhall on Poverty, Racism, and Trauma

United Way of Washtenaw County’s annual Campaign Kickoff will return this September in the form of a Community Townhall on Poverty, Racism, and Trauma. The event will take place virtually on September 22nd, 2021 at 12:00 pm and is free to the public.
The Townhall is a discussion between subject matter experts on the impacts that poverty, racism, and trauma have had on our community. Representatives from both the private and public sectors that work with the Washtenaw County community will join to speak on the root causes of poverty, racism, and trauma in our community and how to collectively be a part of the solution.

Help us advance our mission by joining us for this crucial discussion. Register for the online event at https://www.uwwashtenaw.org/communitytownhall2021,

About United Way of Washtenaw County
As part of our 100-year history, the United Way of Washtenaw County brings people,
agencies and resources together to create a thriving community for everyone. Our focus
areas of Health, Education and Financial Stability provide the building blocks to strengthen
the community and create opportunities for individuals and families. Our virtual Volunteer
Center is an easy, online way for people to connect with nonprofits in the community and
our 2-1-1 helpline connects more than 8,000 people annually to critically needed services.
To learn more, donate, or volunteer, visit uwgive.org.