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35 Years of
Doing Good.

The Capital Area United Way (CAUW) fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in Hughes and Stanley counties.

GET TO KNOW US

Through its community-wide fundraising efforts, the CAUW helps to support 34 programs and services offered through 13 local CAUW funded agencies. 

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Through a strong volunteer system, CAUW brings together business, government, and committed people to address local health and human service needs in Hughes and Stanley counties.

"Do Good. Live United" campaign co-chairs Joan and Karl Adam celebrating the end of the 2022-2023 fundraising campaign.
The "Do Good. Live United" campaign mascot, Champ, with Autumn Iverson. Who is one of the high school board members for Capital Area United Way.
Two girls participating in "Girls on the Run,” which is one of the many community impact programs that United Way helps out with.

Campaign
Goal:

$585,000

The Capital Area United Way has set a goal of $585,000 for the 2024-2025 "35 Years of Doing Good." campaign! 

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Now, more than ever, our community needs YOUR help.  

Help us reach our goal by supporting our campaign.

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Your donations help our 13 nonprofit Partner Agencies, as well as United Way Community Impact Programs, in Hughes and Stanley counties! 

Two United Way volunteers helping out with “Say Yes to the Dance”, which is one of many United Way community impact programs.

Our Impact

Difference Your Dollars Makes

$2 Per Week

  • 1 week of summer camp to an underprivileged youth where they will be safe, active and learn new skills and values. 

  • 1 GED student to take the four required tests. 

  • Year-round hands-on STEAM programs for 2 kids in a local after school program.   

  • 6 program handbooks for advancement for low-income Scouts. 

  • 5 sessions of support to a breastfeeding mom and baby. 

  • 20 blankets to provide warmth and comfort to people forced from their homes by fire or disaster.  

Our Programs & Partners

American Red Cross, Oahe Chapter

Since 1917, the American Red Cross Oahe Chapter has assisted families and individuals recovering from home fires, flooding, tornadoes, wildfires and other disasters. The Oahe Chapter has an office in Rapid City, but all funds from Capital Area United Way are utilized for our local community.

www.redcross.org

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