67 Years of improving lives in Mesa County
Impact Areas
Financial Security
Building financial stability and strength
Healthy Community
Improving health and well-being for all in Mesa County
Youth Opportunity
Helping young people realize their full potential
Community Resiliency
Addressing urgent needs today for a better tomorrow
Our Impact by the Numbers
from our Community Impact Fund since 2022
since 2025
volunteer hours
to multiple Mesa County nonprofits via Volunteer United since 2022
through our Mesa County Regional Opioid Abatement Council grant administration services since 2022
to encourage childhood literacy
SUPPORTING MESA COUNTY
UNITED WAY OF MESA COUNTY FOR MESA COUNTY
Giving to United Way of Mesa County is the most powerful way to give back to your LOCAL community. Instead of supporting a single cause or issue, a gift to United Way of Mesa County improves the conditions of our entire community.Need help?
United to Solve Homelessness Hotline
970-773-7230
The United to Solve Homelessness Hotline is for our unhoused neighbors to call for direct resource navigation or for business owners to call and receive advice and resources for a member of the unhoused community.
211 Helpline
970-244-8400
211 is a free, easy-to-remember helpline that connects individuals and families with important services and resources in our local communities. Services are available Monday to Friday 8 AM-5 PM.
From everyday needs to educational opportunities and crisis support, a 211 Resource Specialist is ready to help you and your family connect to more than 10,000 local health and human services across our region.
Grand Valley Connects
970-683-2663
For centralized access to services and resources including mental health, financial stability, and more. Their goal is to assist with identifying eligibility, support through enrollment processes, and help navigate barriers.
