The United Way of Lee County ReUnited Program is a volunteer program for retired residents of Lee County. Members will assist with a variety of volunteer projects at both the United Way and our partner agencies. This is an opportunity for retirees to meet people and learn more about our community!
August: Teacher Appreciation Goody Bags
October: Day of Caring Project
November: Bundle Up Boutique
1. What is United Way of Lee County?
United Way of Lee County is proud to partner with a diverse group of local agencies 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 partner agencies.
In addition to funding 16 local nonprofit organizations, we operate 6 in-house programs led by our staff. Each of these programs was thoughtfully developed to meet an emerging need in our community and demonstrates our dedication to innovation, long-term impact, and active community involvement.
Opelika Share:
Opelika Share assists qualified elderly and disabled individuals facing financial challenges with payment on an Opelika Power Services Bill.
The United Way of Lee County is guided by a dedicated and diverse Board of Directors made up of local leaders who are passionate about creating lasting change in our community.
Our board provides strategic direction, financial oversight, and steadfast support to ensure that our mission is carried out with integrity and impact. Their commitment, expertise, and deep connection to Lee County help us drive meaningful progress for all who live here.
Everyone deserves the chance to thrive—with access to quality education, financial stability, and good health throughout life.
That’s why United Way focuses on the essential building blocks of a good life: