United Way for Clinton County officially kicked off its 2026 annual campaign yesterday while celebrating the local businesses, organizations, and individuals participating as 2026 Pacesetters.
The Pacesetters already raised $173,873, providing a strong start toward United Way for Clinton County’s overall 2026 fundraising goal of $400,000.
“Because of the generosity and commitment of our Pacesetters, we are beginning this year’s campaign with tremendous momentum,” said Anita Stewart, United Way Executive Director. “However, we still have a ways to go to reach our goal. We need the continued support of Clinton County to ensure residents have access to the resources and services they need.”
Funds raised through the annual campaign will help United Way for Clinton County continue its impact work and support 19 local organizations providing vital resources throughout the community. These organizations help address local needs and strengthen the health, education, financial stability, and overall well-being of Clinton County residents.
United Way is encouraging individuals, families, businesses, and community organizations to join the 2026 campaign through workplace giving, individual donations, sponsorships, and volunteer involvement.
“Every contribution makes a difference,” said Kori Faulkner, assistant director for United Way. “Whether someone gives financially, starts a workplace campaign, volunteers, or encourages others to support United Way, each act of generosity helps build a stronger Clinton County.”
To learn more about the 2026 campaign, make a donation, or find out how your business or organization can get involved, visit www.uwclintoncounty.org, contact their office at 765-654-5573, or email them at info@uwclintoncounty.org.
