United Way of 1000 Lakes is a part of the international United Way network of social service organizations, which operates in 1,800 communities in 40 countries and territories around the world. Based in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, the United Way of 1000 Lakes supports education, income, basic needs, and healthcare programs and services in Itasca County, parts of Aitkin and Cass Counties, and the Leech Lake Indian Reservation. 

As a nonprofit employer, United Way of 1000 Lakes offers many ways for interested parties to get involved, including through donations, advocacy, volunteering, events, and paid employment. The organization is looking for candidates who embrace its mission and want to use their professional talents to help people in their community thrive. In the past, United Way of 1000 Lakes has supported work flexibility through part-time job opportunities.

Some of the programs funded by United Way of 1000 Lakes include local Boys and Girls Clubs, children’s reading programs, the YMCA, fitness and recreational programs, grocery delivery services for seniors, medical transportation, mental wellness centers, food pantries, transitional housing, homeless shelters, the Habitat for Humanity Home Preservation Program, and many others. Every year, United Way of 1000 Lakes provides a range of support services to more than 53,000 individuals and families.

United Way of 1000 Lakes is a part of the international United Way network of social service organizations, which operates in 1,800 communities in 40 countries and territories around the world. Based in Grand Rapids, Minnesota, the United Way of 1000 Lakes supports education, income, basic needs, and healthcare programs and services in Itasca County, parts of Aitkin and Cass Counties, and the Leech Lake Indian Reservation. 

As a nonprofit employer, United Way of 1000 Lakes offers many ways for interested parties to get involved, including through donations, advocacy, volunteering, events, and paid employment. The organization is looking for candidates who embrace its mission and want to use their professional talents to help people in their community thrive. In the past, United Way of 1000 Lakes has supported work flexibility through part-time job opportunities.

Some of the programs funded by United Way of 1000 Lakes include local Boys and Girls Clubs, children’s reading programs, the YMCA, fitness and recreational programs, grocery delivery services for seniors, medical transportation, mental wellness centers, food pantries, transitional housing, homeless shelters, the Habitat for Humanity Home Preservation Program, and many others. Every year, United Way of 1000 Lakes provides a range of support services to more than 53,000 individuals and families.