The United Way accepts applications for funding each year from dozens of local non-profits in our area.

Some of the agencies we've supported in recent years include:

Alzheimer Society of Manitoba
Arthritis Society of Manitoba
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Pembina Valley
Boundary Trails Health Centre Foundation
Canadian Diabetes Association
Canadian National Institute for the Blind
Canadian Red Cross
Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba
Child and Family Services of Central Manitoba Foundation
Eden Health Care Services
Gateway Resources
Heart and Stroke Foundation
Manitoba Schizophrenia Society
Many Hands Resource Centre
Mennonite Central Committee
Morden Caring & Sharing
Morden Christmas Cheer Board
Morden Parent & Child Resource Centre
Morden Services for Seniors
Morden Youth for Christ
MS Society of Canada
Northland Childcare Centre
Pembina Valley Pregnancy Care Centre
Pembina Valley Child Care Centres
Salem Home
South Central Cancer Resource Centre
South Central Committee on Family Violence (Genesis House)
The Bunker
Winkler and District Food Cupboard
Winkler Bible Camp
Winkler Day Care Centre
Winkler Senior Centre

Here's a glimpse at the impact YOUR donations have had in our community:

Eden volunteer Barb Klassen with therapy dog Scout.

“Through generous donations received from the local United Ways, the Eden Mental Health Centre Volunteer Program is able to promote hope, healing, and community through dedicated volunteers who give so much needed support and encouragement in ways that staff alone cannot do. Together we are making a difference in the lives of people struggling with mental health."

— Eden Mental Health Centre Volunteer Program

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"The United Way funding has been such a blessing to our agency for so many years! The wonderful thing about the United Way grant is that it allows us the freedom to use the funds where they are needed most which can change from year to year. We have been able to rely on their support year after year without fail.”

— Genesis House Shelter for the
Victims of Domestic Violence

Genesis House provides a safe haven for women and children affected by domestic violence.

Big Brothers Big Sisters pairs up kids with caring adult mentors.

“We rely on the generosity of the United Way and we are so thankful for their hard work to support local agencies like Pregnancy Care. Over 100 people reached out for help in their pregnancy and parenting decisions last year, and we can have all those meaningful, life-changing conversations because of this important partnership!

— Pembina Valley Pregnancy Care Centre

"The United Way has provided our organization support that is essential to keeping our doors open. This allows us to provide developmental relationships through mentoring for our community. We are grateful for their continued support!"

— Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Pembina Valley

If you're pregnant, or think you might be, the Pembina Valley Pregnancy Care Centre is there to help.

“Our foundation has been so fortunate and grateful to receive contributions from the United Way over the years. They believe in the work we do to help Boundary Trails Health Centre be equipped with the most current technology and programs, allowing our community members to stay closer to home for exceptional health care services.”

— Boundary Trails Health Centre Foundation

“The money received from the United Way helps us continue the care we provide the animals while they're in the shelter, including food and enrichment and any medical requirements like spaying or neutering and vaccinations. It helps the animals start a new chapter in life happily and in good health!

— Pembina Valley Humane Society

"Gateway Resources is grateful for United Way support from both Winkler and Morden chapters over the years! These funds help us move forward with projects that improve daily life, safety and community connections for the individuals we support."

— Gateway Resources

"We are so thankful for the United Way.  Not only for their generosity, but for the relationship we’ve developed with them over the years.  Thanks to the support from the United Way, no one in the community is prevented from seeing a counsellor due to their financial circumstances."

— Pembina Counselling Centre