Trident United Way
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 NEWS FROM YOUR UNITED WAY
QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER  MAY 2016  
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OVER 145 MEMBERS STRONG
The Tri-County Kindergarten Readiness Network is working to get every child to the starting line.

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See the bold change we made together.
2016 Impact Report
VOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT
The Young Philanthropists Society and   Women's Leadership Council get a sneak peek at the upcoming volunteer matching program. 
FINANCIAL STABILITY
The Berkeley and Dorchester Prosperity Centers provide free tax preparation to hundreds of our neighbors in 2016. When people get their full refund, that's more money invested in our local economy.

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WORKING COLLECTIVELY TO END HOMELESSNESS AND HUNGER
TUW and its partners work together to change statistics. When we gather around the same table, we can help more of our neighbors meet basic needs, for the long term.

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PARTNER SPOTLIGHT
Congratulations to Florence Crittenton Programs, TUW's Funded Partner of the Year! Check out the video shown at the Annual Celebration.

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HEALTH
TUW begins a formal coaching partnership with County Health Rankings and Roadmaps.
TUW announces grant offers.
Program Investments
ALYSON'S STORY
A series of TUW partners enable Alyson to stay away from drug abuse and maintain stable housing. "Having a place of my own makes a world of difference," she says.

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PHILANTHROPY SPOTLIGHT
Ingevity donates over $1 million in 2016. Employee campaign coordinator Alaina shares an insider's perspective on Ingevity's community-minded spirit.

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PUBLIC POLICY DAY 2016
TUW joins the United Way Association of South Carolina at the statehouse in Columbia.

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MISSION
Trident United Way is a catalyst for measurable community transformation through collective impact in education, financial stability, and health.
BOLD COMMUNITY CHANGE
We envision a world where youth succeed in school and the workplace, people become self-sufficient, and we all lead healthy lifestyles.
AN EVENING OF
LOWCOUNTRY STARS

Nonprofits, volunteers, community leaders, corporations, philanthropists, and small businesses come together for the Annual Celebration.

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STAFF SPOTLIGHT


Fred Jones, Director of Education Innovation.

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IN THE NEWS


Nonprofts in the Lowcountry responded to the October 2015 record-breaking flood in a unique way. The Post and Courier examines how the CharityTrackerTM system, provided by TUW, makes a big difference.
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Baby Penn had a fun day at the beach on Sullivan's Island!
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