Thursday, February 4, 2021

Now a Word from Our Sponsor


As many of you know United Way has funded 100% of our programs for more years that I have been the 4-H Agent in Robeson County.  We value our partnership with this agency that makes it possible to offer programs to enhance and positively impact lives here in Robeson County.  Under the direction of Tate Johnson, the Director of United Way, a new chapter is opening for this organization and we are excited to share their announcement with you.  We look forward to partnering (as an agency and supporter) with Lumber River United Way for years to come. 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

For more information contact: Tate Johnson

United Way of Robeson County

910-739-4249

tjohnson@unitedwayrobeson.org

UNITED WAY OF ROBESON COUNTY changes name to Lumber River United Way

LUMBERTON, NC (2/2/2021) – United Way of Robeson County, a nonprofit organization that fights for the health, education, and financial stability of every person in every community, announced the organization’s official rebrand to Lumber River United Way.

In October 2020 the board of directors authorized to create a 3-county regional United Way, that rebranding started February 1, 2021.

“Rebranding to Lumber River United Way enables us to connect with a broader audience, to continue to serve our collective impact, and to better position ourselves to serve underrepresented counties in Southeastern NC,” said Tate Johnson, executive director of the Lumber River United Way. “This new name ultimately captures who we are today as we create a vibrant region where all our neighbors have access to the resources they need to thrive.”

As the organization rebrands, it will continue to bring people, ideas, and resources to help the counties of Bladen, Hoke and Robeson improve lives and community conditions.

“We are excited about our new relationships in Bladen and Hoke Counties and we look forward to implementing United Way programs and initiatives and providing financial support to vital partner agency programs in those counties”, said Lisa Bedell, Lumber River United Way board president.

Lumber River United Way brings together people and resources to tackle complex issues and drive sustainable positive change. We unite individuals, nonprofits, businesses, and government partners to fight for the health, education, and financial stability of each and every person in every corner of Bladen, Hoke, and Robeson Counties.

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