419.448.9774

The Allen Eiry Senior Center is Seneca County’s only senior center. The organization is a nonprofit, community-based organization providing activities to help improve physical and mental health for seniors. The Center’s goal is to enrich the lives of the membership through access to quality education, social, recreational and health related activities that enhance their lives, supports their independence and encourages them to remain engaged and active in the community.

614.253.2740

The American Red Cross Disaster Cycle services prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors. Their Home Fire Preparedness campaign saves lives by installing smoke alarms and educating families about home fire safety. United Way of North Central Ohio is proud to support these efforts in Crawford, Wyandot, Marion, and Seneca counties.

859.551.9605
(Seneca & Wyandot)
419.565.8940
(Crawford, Marion, & Wyandot)

The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is one of the largest volunteer networks in the nation for people 55 and over. Volunteers can use the skills and talents they’ve learned over the years, or develop new ones while serving in a variety of volunteer activities within their communities.

567.328.9073

The Project SAFE program provides and installs smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors for households in need.

419.422.4356

The Scouting program at Black Swamp Area Council is a journey that instills skills that have a direct impact on youth and the community around them.

740.387.3462

Formula for Impact is a program developed by Boys & Girls Clubs of America to encourage positive youth development through a safe, positive environment; fun; supportive relationships; opportunities and expectations; and recognition. It also incorporates high-yield learning activities, targeted programs and regular attendance.

419.689.9555

The Backpack Program provides weekend meals for food insecure students across Crawford County.

614.253.2740

The Music, Movement, & More program at Bucyrus Public Library allows children to experience the joy of music while practicing physical skills, increasing awareness of literacy and language development, and encouraging social-emotional skills.

419.332.8641

Camp Fire provides unique, focused programs that encourage personal exploration and empower youth to thrive while gaining the skills necessary to succeed and reach their full potential throughout their lives.

419.396.7922

The Ruling Our eXperiences (ROX) program is implemented for middle school and high school girls at Carey EVSD. The program works to equip girls with the knowledge and skills to live healthy, independent, and violence-free lives.

419.209.1442

CASA is a volunteer-based organization that trains people to become volunteer advocates for children. CASA of Seneca, Sandusky, and Wyandot Counties is a non-profit agency and has been serving locally abused and neglected children since 1990!

419.462.9305

CCSG provides emergency food boxes to supply struggling households with pantry provisions while they are waiting for their next paycheck or assistance allotment. They also provide emergency utility funds for clients in danger of utility shut off and help with prescription copays. United Way of North Central Ohio is proud to partner with CCSG in supporting this program.

419.834.4133

The Art Center’s patronage program ensures community members have access to the resources of the center, including its classes and gallery. CCAC is expanding art outreach and visibility in all areas of Crawford County, including those currently underserved, seniors, and/or differently-abled populations.

419.562.3050

The CCCOA Home Delivered Nutrition program provides the delivery of nutritious and safe meals to eligible consumers in a home setting for the purpose of sustaining or improving consumer health. The program also provides participants with regular opportunities for face-to-face contact and conversation, and referral to more services if needed.

740.914.6030

The Explor-it-torium is 10,000 square feet of fun located in the historic Carnegie Library here in Marion, Ohio. This children’s museum is a vibrant and interactive space designed for kids to explore, learn, and play. It features hands-on exhibits, creative activities, and educational programs that encourage curiosity and discovery. UWNCO is happy to provide funding to ensure weekend hours of operation and free passes for Marion City Schools students in grades PreK to 2.

419.937.2540

FACT is a local, nonprofit, volunteer agency dedicated to assisting Seneca County and Fostoria residents diagnosed with cancer in need. FACT provides financial assistance with cancer-related expenses including treatment expenses, medications, supplies and transportation (mileage and lodging) not covered by insurance.

419.448.0690

Providing food, short term housing, utility help, and personal needs until people can get long term help or are back on a sound financial footing.

419.751.7077

Flying Horse Farms makes it possible for children with serious illnesses to heal, grow, and thrive. If an activity does not meet the needs of a single camper, the entire activity is changed so no child is waiting on the sidelines. Program curriculum is developed by outlining the specific program outcomes and skill-building, as well as prioritizing safety and having fun.

419.468.2662

The Youth Production program is open to kids age 10 to 20 from Galion and the surrounding community, and fosters creativity, self-expression, and confidence in its young cast and crew. GCT is committed to providing a safe and welcoming space for all young members of our community, and UWNCO is proud to help sponsor their efforts.

800.852.4474

Funding from UWNCO allows GSNEO to offer local troop support in the form of special troop projects including scholarships for memberships, new-troop kits, uniforms, and essential supplies, as well as camperships.

740.816.6955

Grace Clinic Marion provides basic, sound, quality medical care to those who would otherwise not have access to it in a loving, compassionate, non-threatening way. Those in need are seen without regard to race, color, national origin, gender or religion.

330.433.0063

Programming from Junior Achievement reaches students in Crawford, Marion, and Wyandot, equipping them with vital financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship knowledge.

740.383.2161

LASCO’s program advocates for social and economic stability, advancement, and equity for at-risk women in the region through crisis-centered and long-term civil legal advocacy.

614.278.3130

Provides nourishing food and socialization to older adults and individuals living with a medical challenge or disability in Marion County.

740.223.2999

Getting Ahead Community Navigation provides support navigating resources to individuals in Marion County looking for assistance and education on their path to long-term stability.

419.631.3719

Marion Microfarm Project is a community engagement effort to launch a sustainable local food system in Marion. The project trains beginner farmers in commercial production and develops partnerships with local businesses and agencies to address food insecurity and health and wellness.

740.387.4550

Shelter program provides individuals and families safe shelter, basic necessities, and a structured opportunity to regain sustainable self-sufficiency.

740.386.4203

The Student Emergency Fund at MTC helps remove non-academic barriers for students by providing financial assistance outside of eligibility-driven aid that does not provide funding for these barriers. Assistance can include, but is not limited to, housing, childcare, and transportation.