About Us

Mission Statement: 

To impact our community by identifying, prioritizing, and facilitating the meeting of human serve needs

 Local People Solving Local Problems

• 16 member agencies
  

• 60 programs serving more than 37,000 people
  

• Venture grants supporting legal aid services, developmentally disabled job training, drug awareness & prevention, alternative school summer programs, medical supplies co-op, access to healthcare services
  

• 99% of donations stay local    
  

• Numerous community task forces: Suicide Prevention Task Force, Drug & Alcohol Task Force, Domestic Violence Task Force, Smart Start, Enid Metro Commission, Health Planning Council, Youth Opportunity Task Force, Emergency Assistance Task Force, Christmas Connection, etc..
  

• First recorded local campaign was conducted in 1934
  

• All decisions on how United Way of Enid funds are allocated are made by volunteer committees made up of local community members.
  

• Low administrative costs (Under 12%)
  

• United Way of Enid & all partner agencies have annual independent fiscal oversight