United Way’s Ride United program helps Martin County residents maintain access to employment, medical care and essential destinations amid significant and unexpected cuts to Community Coach service.
STUART, FL — For most of us, getting to work, a doctor’s appointment or the grocery store is something we rarely think twice about.
Alicia is one of our rockstar volunteers who has become part of the United Way family.
Every Thursday afternoon, Alicia visits our office to help with shredding, something she has proudly done for more than 25 years. But as more of the world goes digital, we've found ourselves running low on documents for her to shred.
The United Way of Martin County Foundation was proud to announce Andy and Lorraine Popky as the 2026 Frances Langford Humanitarian Award recipients on February 16 at Piper’s Landing. This prestigious award recognizes community philanthropists who demonstrate care, compassion and commitment in support of United Way and the non-profit sector.
For Andy and Lorraine, giving back has been a lifelong commitment. 
United Way of Martin County President and CEO Carol Houwaart-Diez joins TreasureCoast.com to explain how the organization addresses critical needs facing Treasure Coast residents.
When crisis strikes, United Way of Martin County steps forward to ensure that local families are not left behind. Through strategic investments, coordinated partnerships, and rapid response efforts, United Way continues to strengthen Martin County’s safety net – especially during moments of uncertainty and hardship..png)
STUART, FL – For nearly four decades, United Way of Martin County has ensured the holiday season is a time of hope and joy for local families. This tradition continued with the successful completion of the annual Toys For Tots Holiday Project, a community-wide effort designed to support children and families facing financial hardship.