
UNITED IS THE WAY.
United Way of Indian River doesn't just show up when disaster strikes. We're a constant presence, building strong partnerships that address the needs of the most vulnerable and strengthen our community.
48
locally funded programs and 36 partner agencies
$1.5M+
invested into Indian River County in fiscal year 2024-25
1 in 4
Indian River County residents were helped by partner agencies last year
Uniting for Action
United we are making things happen.
Lasting Change
Imagine a future where everyone in Indian River County thrives. We’re dedicated to make it a reality.
LOCAL IMPACT
- Did You Know?Nearly 47,000 of our friends and neighbors were helped by United Way of Indian River County partner agencies last year. That is over 1 in 4 Indian River County residents.
LOCAL DECISIONS
- Join UsEach year, local volunteers thoroughly review each agency applying for funding, identify which ones will best address those needs, and decide how available funds will be distributed.
LOCAL INVESTMENT
- Invest In ChangeGive where you live – Your dollars stay local! United Way makes sure that your contribution goes to the programs and services that help people achieve healthy lives, right here in Indian River County.
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United Way of Indian River County Highlights Community Investments Supporting
United Way of Indian River County convened community leaders, educators, and nonprofit partners for a Powered by Purpose Speaker Series event, Fueling Brighter Futures. Featuring a fireside chat between CEO Meredith Egan and School District
Pickleball for a Purpose Returns with United Way’s St. Paddle’s
Grab your paddle and play for a purpose at United Way’s Third Annual St. Paddle’s Day Pickleball Tournament, returning March 7, 2026, to Dick Bird Park in Vero Beach.

United Way Hosts Powered by Purpose: Speaker Series on Food
United Way’s Powered by Purpose series brought local leaders together to address rising food insecurity in Indian River County. With insights from Treasure Coast Food Bank and Feeding Florida, the discussion highlighted growing needs, widening






