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Business Community Action Guide.pub
United Way of Whatcom County provides funding and support for programs focused on education, income, and health. It aims to ensure that local children are ready to learn, working families can afford basic needs, and community members have access to healthcare. The document outlines United Way's goals in these three impact areas and lists some of the partner agencies funded. It encourages local businesses to support United Way through donations, advocacy, and volunteerism in order to address social issues facing Whatcom County residents.
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