Williamson County has the second highest violent juvenile crime rate — and the second highest high school drop out rate — in the 10-county Central Texas region.

Home foreclosure posting in Williamson County rose 97% between 2002 and 2005.

25% of those in Williamson County — 83,000 individuals — live without health insurance.

Family violence, sexual assault and child abuse are the cause of almost 50% of all homelessness
in Texas — the number of confirmed regional child abuse victims has increased 47% since 2004.

Your contribution helps bring together nonprofits, businesses, government, faith-based groups, and ordinary citizens like you to bring about lasting change in Williamson County.

community investment partners ...

United Way of Williamson County partners with local organizations committed to providing both safety nets and ladders to success in the areas of:

– food, shelter & safety
– childhood education
– health & wellness
– financial stability

You expect the money you contribute to be well-spent
and make a difference.

[ So do we. ]

That’s why United Way of Williamson County focuses your investment in community programs that address key areas of community concern, manage their money responsibly, and get results.