United Way connects our community to critical resources every day, whether local families need unexpected support for basic needs, or in response to a natural disaster like a hurricane.
We fund the 211 Helpline – a 24-hour-a-day, 365-day-a-year hotline service that provides information, assessment, advocacy, and referrals to appropriate community agencies for a variety of needs, as well as crisis intervention and suicide prevention.
United Way of Palm Beach County is actively involved with disaster management efforts as the lead volunteer agency for Palm Beach County Emergency Management’s Emergency Support Function 15 (ESF-15): Volunteers and Donations. As such, United Way recruits and coordinates volunteers year-round to support the relief in the county before and after a disaster.
Please consider donating to the Hurricane Relief Fund PBC to support and assist affected families and individuals with short and long-term needs.
Become a Disaster Assistance Volunteer
United Way is Palm Beach County’s primary partner when disaster strikes. Sign up to be a disaster assistance volunteer and receive updates if we need extra hands to help in the aftermath of a hurricane or other local crisis.
