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SingleCare Prescription Discount Card
Healthcare coverage is one of the top concerns for people in our community. United Way of Fort Smith Area is committed to helping increase access to affordable health care and getting everyone the medicine they need. Many people who live and work in our community...
2022 Holiday Giving Guide
As we all prepare for a wonderful holiday season with our friends and families, there are many in our community that is in need. Our partner agencies work diligently day in and day out to help so many in the areas of health, education, and financial stability. You may...
2022 Honor Run and Community Event Postponed
The 2022 Honor run and Community event has been postponed. Stay tuned for updated information and a new date.Â
Upcoming Events
| Date/Time | Event |
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| March 30, 2023 7:30 am - 9:00 am | Community Impact and Investment Celebration Peak Innovation Center, Fort Smith Arkansas |
| April 20, 2023 8:00 am - 4:30 pm | 2023 Day of Caring , |
SingleCare Prescription Discount Program
Everyone in the community can use the SingleCare prescription drug discount cards for prescription medicine. Not just people with no insurance. There are no usage, age, or income limits.
Healthcare coverage is one of the top concerns for people in our community. United Way of Fort Smith Area is committed to helping increase access to affordable health care and getting everyone the medicine they need. Many people who live and work in our community struggle to pay their bills and have to choose between getting the medicine they need and paying for food, rent, or utilities.
Our United Impact
100% of Your Donation Goes to Local Programs
The United Way of Fort Smith Area provides funding, advocacy, and volunteers to 31 Partner Agencies in Sebastian, Crawford, Franklin, and Logan counties in Arkansas and Sequoyah and LeFlore counties in Oklahoma. Every year, over 700,000 individual services are provided to citizens of all ages in this community.
Health
2,700
Local school children received nutritional meals and snacks on weekends.
1,437
Men, women, and children received services and entered counseling to help them cope with crisis, abuse, and addiction.
Education
16,944
Youth and teens took part in recreational, educational, and character-building activities.
5,613
Local children received quality per-school services and early learning materials.
Financial Stability
11,071
Men, women, and children experiencing homelessness and instability were provided safe shelter and basic needs.
514
Adults returned to school, attended literacy programs, and were provided job training to help become prepared for society and the workforce.
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