United Way of Yuma County is a non-profit organization dedicated to ending the cycle of poverty for local residents.

United Way of Yuma County is a non-profit organization dedicated to ending the cycle of poverty for local residents.

Rhett is a member of several clubs and organizations throughout the community and joined the United Way of Yuma County board in January of 2020. Rhett is a member of Fort Yuma Rotary, The Elks, and is member and league representative of the Arizona Football Coaches Association.

Yuma, AZ - United Way of Yuma County announced today Arizona Community Foundation of Yuma has made a very generous donation to the EyeSpy 20/20 program. The EyeSpy 20/20 has already screened nearly 8,000 children in Yuma County.

Biz Kidz Yuma is an engaging, hands-on program that introduces local students to economic concepts, workplace skills, and personal and business finances. Students then put their skills to work by becoming employees for a day at Biz Kidz Yuma - our on-site learning facility features more than 10 different businesses and industries.

CCS - Yuma provides caring and support for Yuma County residents. Survivors of domestic violence find safety in our shelter, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We offer counseling, legal advocacy, case management, transportation, and other services to …

The United Way of Yuma County School Supply Drive, and you, are here to help! Sponsors and volunteers are a crucial component of making sure we can meet the needs of children in our local area…Can we count on you?

United Way of Yuma County firmly believes that one of the tools needed to help break the cycle of poverty in families is the early detection of vision disorders and preventable blindness in children. EyeSpy 20/20 is the world's only completely automated, subjective vision screening method.

That’s why we partner with school districts, local businesses, and public/private sectors of our community; together, we identify the best ways to support youth success and family stability in Yuma County.

Do you remember those first day of school jitters? Who will be in my class? What should I wear? Will I be able to eat lunch with my friends? For some students, they also worry about having the classroom supplies they need to succeed. Children right here in our community have that worry. The United Way of Yuma County School Supply Drive is here ...