United Way of Hernando County began their weekly COVID-19 Impact Updates on Friday, April 3, 2020. United Way is POWERED BY PARTNERSHIPS highlighting what your local United Way is doing in response to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
MAJOR TOPICS COVERED IN THE WEEKLY COVID-19 UPDATE:
- #UNITEDUpbeats
- Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COAD) collaborations
- Ongoing Unmet Needs in Hernando County
- 2-1-1 Hernando Trend Report
- Featured articles on UW's Blog
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Issue #4: April 24th
Highlights
- Upcoming Virtual Events to connect your community
- St. Vincent de Paul's Food Pantry reopening Monday, 4/27
- Let's Blog About It
- Suncoast Credit Union's investment in UW's Dolly Parton Imagination Library
Issue #3: April 17th
Highlights
- Heart Hunter #UNITEDUpbeats
- Easter goodies delivery to Oak Hill workers, courtesy of UW and Publix Hernando West
- Portalet facilities for the homeless open at Fellowship Church and People Helping People's Help Center
- NAMI Hernando's online mental health support services
Issue #2: April 10th
Highlights
- Pandemic Pen Pal
- St. Vincent de Paul's "emergency food invervention" for 5 food insecure households
- COVID-19 Boredom Busters
Issue #1: April 3rd
Highlights
- #UNITEDUpbeats
- United Way's donation of 100 masks to Partner Agencies
- Disaster Relief Fund activation
- Volunteer Reception Center (VRC) mobilization
United Way of Hernando County is actively collecting donations for the Disaster Relief Fund. Financial support will be used to provide relief for struggling individuals and services with unmet needs who have been directly impacted by the COVID-19 crisis. www.UnitedWayHernando.org/GIVE
