At first glance, it appears that Martin County weathered Hurricane Irma with minimal impact. While it’s true that the massive storm's raging winds and tidal surge that demolished homes and buildings in many parts of Florida caused relatively little damage to the county, there is a problem simmering just beneath the surface.
According to United Way of Florida’s recent ALICE (Asset Limited Income Constrained Employed) Report, 41 percent of Martin County residents are living one paycheck...
United Way of Martin County benefits from the guidance, leadership and advocacy of a dynamic and dedicated 27-member board of directors. As United Way kicks off a new campaign season, the organization welcomes its 2017-18 executive officers and board members.
Chad Hastings, attorney at Lesser, Lesser, Landy & Smith PLLC, will serve as chair of the board of directors. Hastings has been a strong supporter of United Way for several years and served as campaign chair in 2015-16.
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United Way of Martin County took a major step to graduate more students, lift families and individuals to financial stability and create a healthier community by investing over $2 million in the community in 2017-2018.
Each year, United Way raises funds through workplace or community campaigns, grants and corporate partnerships. These funds are invested in programs that assist individuals and families in Martin County who are struggling to meet basic needs in the areas of education,...
Exemplifying good character and work ethic is important for any business.
United Way of Martin County's CHARACTER COUNTS! program and sponsor Martin Health System, in cooperation with the Business Development Board of Martin County, are seeking local businesses whose leadership and staff promote and inspire in its professional culture, business climate, and business relationships a commitment to good character and workplace ethic.
To qualify for the Business of Character Award...
