United Way of the Chattahoochee Valley celebrated the end of the 2021 campaign on Friday, April 8, at the Uptown Columbus Concert Series. United Way revealed that $7,291,369 was raised with the community's help.

"Our community is incredibly compassionate and shows they share the United Way vision of creating a collaborative, resilient region where every person can thrive," said Ben Moser, President and CEO of United Way. "We could not do this work without the generosity of our donors and volunteers."

Jack Turner, 2021 Campaign Chair, shared, "All the donations stay right here in the valley, helping people we know and care about. United Way brings people together and focuses on the issues that make a difference to our community. Thank you to everyone who invested in United Way - you are the changemakers."

United Way invests all donations raised by supporting programs and strategies that fall under three priority areas: Educational Equity, Health Access, and Economic Mobility. United Way is committed to the people in the valley by building collaborative relationships, advocating for equity, and inspiring action.