In the third of three discussions with the leaders of Michigan’s central and southern United Ways, soon to be merged to form the United Ways of South Central Michigan, Teresa Kmetz offers input from the Lansing, Michigan region.
Citing the ALICE report, along with the amplification of the COVID-19 pandemic, Kmetz echoes her colleagues in Jackson and Battle Creek/Kalamazoo in saying the merger will strengthen operational efforts. This, they expect, will have a direct effect on local impact efforts in their respective communities.
Listen to Teresa Kmetz of the Capital Area United Way (covering Clinton, Eaton and Ingham Counties in central Michigan) further her thoughts on the merger.
Episode Resources
More Episodes
United Way Jackson: Merger Means Greater Impact to Our Communities
Battle Creek/Kalamazoo United Way to Maintain Local Focus After Merger with Lansing, Jackson
United Ways of South Central Michigan Website
Capital Area United Way, Lansing
Lansing Area ALICE Report
United Way of Jackson County
Jackson County ALICE Report
United Way of the Battle Creek and Kalamazoo Region
Battle Creek/Kalamazoo ALICE Report
United Way Merger Announcement
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