United Way of Lee County is proud to partner with a diverse group of local organizations and programs dedicated to meeting the needs of our community. Together, we work to improve lives in the areas of health, youth opportunity, community resiliency, and financial stability. Below is a list of our current Community Partners. (2026 Mini Grant Recipient*)
Our Community Partners:
Baby Steps at Auburn University*
Contact Phone: 334-521-2184
Baby Steps at Auburn University provides comprehensive, individualized support through housing, community, and practical services so Student-Moms can remain in school, continue progressing towards graduation, and build a strong foundation for themselves and their child.
BigHouse Foundation*
Contact Phone: 334-363-2634
BigHouse Foundation connects the needs of foster families with the generosity of the community through the love of Jesus Christ. They aim to impact the lives of children in foster care in a positive way through meeting their needs and serving their foster families.
Central Alabama Mountain Pedalers (CAMP)*
Contact Email: camp.sorba@gmail.com
CAMP is a volunteer-led nonprofit that works in partnership with public land managers to create and care for safe, accessible outdoor spaces that support physical activity, mental well-being, and community connection.
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library
Contact Email: marketing@unitedwayofleecounty.com
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library mails free, high-quality, age-appropriate books to children from birth until age five, no matter their family's income.
Early Connections
Contact Phone: 334-742-2112
Early Connections is dedicated to strengthening families and preventing child abuse and neglect by offering parent education, counseling, and case management services to pregnant women and families with children from birth to kindergarten entry in Lee County.
Keeping Family Connections
Contact Phone: 334-707-9229
Keeping Family Connections meets the supervised visitation needs of families and agencies by providing regularly scheduled supervised visitation for non-custodial parents and their children on a weekly, biweekly or monthly basis in our secure comfortable facility.

Opelika Share
Contact Phone: 334-745-5540 ext.116
Opelika Share assists qualified elderly and disabled individuals facing financial challenges with payment on Opelika Power Services bill.
Parenting911*
Contact Email: frazelma@parenting911.org
Parenting911 strengthens families and protects children by providing structured, step-by-step parenting education and critical support resources to parents and guardians particularly those experiencing economic hardship or court referral.
SAM Foundation*
Contact Email: admin@samfound.org
The mission of the SAM Foundation is to create suicide-safer communities through skills training, public awareness, and survivor support.

United Way of Lee County Community Fund
Contact Phone: 334-745-5540 ext. 116
The Community Fund aims to help elderly or disabled individuals in Lee County with power bills that they may not be able to pay otherwise.

United Way of Lee County Last Resort Fund
Contact Phone: 334-745-5540 ext. 116
United Way partners with Publix to provide qualified individuals with short-term assistance following a major catastrophic event.
Unity Wellness Center
Contact Phone: 334-528-5692
Unity Wellness Center provides HIV primary medical care, case management, HIV counseling, testing, and prevention education as well as medical transportation services and housing assistance to individuals with HIV/AIDS who live in Lee, Macon, Chambers, Russell and Tallapoosa Counties.























