At Rhea County United Way, we do more than raise funds—we take action. We fight for a future where basic needs are met, poverty is alleviated, and all children have an equal chance to learn and succeed. Our mission is to build a thriving community where individuals and families can flourish.
Lasting change takes all of us. That’s why we connect leaders, businesses, nonprofits, and community members to support our neighbors in need. Together, we can create opportunities, ensure access to essential resources, and build a stronger, healthier Rhea County.
We have one life. To create a better future, we must Live United.
We are building a healthy community one person at a time and one family at a time. From mobile food pantries to health education, to supporting the emotional and mental needs of our neighbors.
We work with partners, schools, child care providers, preschools, and afterschool providers to help children succeed in school.
We help working individuals and families achieve financial stability and independence through homelessness prevention programs and career assistance.
Rhea County has a long tradition of utilizing resources wisely, and we are trusted leaders in community service. For more than 50 years, we have been committed to making a meaningful impact on the issues that matter most to you, right here in our own neighborhoods. We proudly serve all the people of Rhea County, including the municipalities of Spring City, Dayton, Graysville, Grandview, and Evensville.
Rhea County has been committed to strengthening our community by addressing both immediate needs and long-term challenges. We partner with local businesses, individuals, and organizations to support critical programs that promote health, education, and financial stability. Our initiatives provide essential services for working families, while also offering resources for those in crisis. By identifying gaps, convening experts, and mobilizing resources, we create sustainable solutions that support homebound seniors, families facing homelessness, and individuals in need of safety and stability. Through collaboration with nonprofits and community members, we are building a stronger, more connected Rhea County where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
There are many ways to make a difference in Rhea County and help strengthen our community.