Tara Clausen, CEO of Kansa United Way, discusses their upcoming Community Investment Day where volunteers help decide how donor funds are allocated to programs supporting ALICE families (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed).• Community Investment Day on July 23rd is a full-day event where volunteers review grant applications and hear from nonprofit partners• Dollars raised through United Way campaigns are invested directly back into community programs in four key areas: healthy communities, youth opportunities, community resilience, and financial security• Federal funding cuts are putting additional pressure on local nonprofits, making United Way support even more critical• The United Way recently surpassed its campaign goal but still aims to engage more workplaces and increase funding• Volunteers for Community Investment Day can register through the Kansa United Way website (KansaUnitedWay.org) or by calling their officeVisit KansaUnitedWay.org to register for Community Investment Day on July 23rd or to learn more about supporting their campaign efforts.
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