The Marshall County Early Childhood Coalition, together with the United Way of Marshall County and Marshall County Community Foundation, led a historic grant process in 2017 that helped bring $239,744.56 into our county!
Our Impact
2,892
children receive financial literacy classes.
2,148
local residents saved $111,092 in prescription costs.
8,115
hungry students and neighbors in our community received nutritious meals.
Amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it is vital that Marshall County residents are provided with proper health and nutritional resources.
Wages have not kept pace with the rising cost of housing, healthcare, and education. Currently, 11% of Marshall County families live in poverty and another 29% of households in Marshall County are ALICE households -- barely making ends meet, living paycheck to paycheck.
The greatest heroes of the 2018 Marshall County Flood are those volunteers and flood survivors who kept focused on a vision of long-term recovery after the flood.