Community Resiliency

A firefighter's boots can be seen as water sprays on pavement with fire hoses lying on it.

Heartland United Way, along with our partners, empower communities with the knowledge and resources to tackle systemic issues. We're stepping up to make a positive impact during times of crisis, and during everyday crises, the 24/7 211 Resource Hotline is there to offer immediate guidance and support. Our goal is to address the urgent needs of today for a better tomorrow.

 

 

225 families received support after a fire or disaster.

 

1,781 callers in Hall, Hamilton, Howard, & Merrick Counties received help through the 211 Resource Hotline in 2025.

 

54 children received medical services after a trauma.

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In 2025, Heartland United Way, along with our partners, strengthened community resiliency for 2,109 community members.

1,202 people were certified in hands-only CPR

225 families received support after human-cause or natural disasters

54 children received trauma-informed medical services

Launched Fill the Gap Fund in response to government shutdown

 

People across our area face challenges every day and may not know how to find or access local programs that address them. That’s what 211 is all about: connecting our neighbors with nearby services that can help. 

If you are looking for assistance in finding a food pantry, paying for a utility bill, accessing safe housing or shelter, receiving counseling services and more, speak with one of our helpline specialists today.
211 is available 24/7 by phone or text. Your call is free and confidential.
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