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United Way of North Talladega County
Community Partners
Partnering Agencies of United Way of North Talladega County
United Way of North Talladega County has the privilege of working with 18 nonprofit agencies that are making a positive impact in North Talladega County. Each year our Allocation Partners are allotted a portion of the funds donated by the community through the annual campaign.
Alabama Easter Seal Society
Provides medical aid, transportation, speech therapy and hearing screenings for children.
Contact: Sheila Pennington
256-761-3687
To Mentor, Educate and Empower
Building Future Leaders through Mentorship, Self-Awareness and Empowerment.
Contact: Phillip White
256-998-8617
The ARC of North Talladega County
Strives to improve the quality of life for individuals with various impairments. The ARC serves individuals who have mental exceptionalities. In addition, the ARC provides summer day camp for children with multi-impairments for six weeks.
Contact: Janie Curtis
256-362-8064
Boys and Girls Clubs of East Central Alabama
A youth development program that provides activities designed to capture interest, tech skills and build supportive relationships. Kids are given opportunities to communicate rules and expectations; take on meaningful challenges; build self-confidence and self-esteem; and offer hope and opportunity.
Contact: Johnny Byrd
256-236-7050
Cheaha Family Support Council
Helps people with developmental disabilities meet the challenges of everyday life.
Contact: Mollie Bearden
256-268-9574
Children’s Emergency Fund
Provides medicine, clothing, diapers, foster care supplies, baby needs, and transportation to indigent and foster children.
Contact: Nicole Parker and Brenda Brooks
256-761-6715
First Family Services
Promotes skills that promote self-sufficiency. Sponsors the program, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library.
Contact: Lecia Whiteside
256-362-7254
Girls Scouts, North-Central Alabama
Provides a broad range of learning adventures that grow skills and self-confidence.
Contact: Mary Lynn Hanley
1-800-734-4541 or 205-452-0714
Jemison Carnegie Foundation
Provides Art in the Schools during the school year at each elementary schools in the City of Talladega and subsidizes the Museum’s Art Camp for Kids which has been held more than 20 years.
Contact: Susannah Herring
205-368-5222
Lincoln Food Pantry
Provide food and assistance for utilities for people in the Lincoln area.
Contact: Marsha Martin
205-473-8097
Palmer Place Child Advocacy
Meets the needs of abused and neglected children in Talladega. Provides a safe and friendly atmosphere to their story. Provides counseling two days a week for abused or neglected children.
Contact: Carolyn Durham
256-315-2662
United Cerebral Palsy
Dedicated to providing support programs and therapies to children and adults with disabilities. We strive toward a tomorrow where disabilities are neither limiting nor defining.
Contact Wanda Currie
Talladega 4-H Council
Trains boys and girls in homemaking, leadership, citizenship, and provide competitive events. In addition, offer various day-camps and enrichment programs.
Contact:
256-362-6187
Red Door Kitchen
Provides hot meals daily to homebound individuals in Talladega city limits.
Contact: Wendy Westerhouse
256-362-3663
Rural Relief Agency
Provides clothing, food, and other items needy families with school children in rural North Talladega County.
Contact: Buster Bolton
256-315-5122
Samaritan House
Assists people in our community with food, clothing needs, give financial assistance for utility bills and medication.
Contact: Mike Kulovitz
256-362-7698
Talladega Historic Ritz
Provides children the opportunity to explore the arts.
Lauren Deal, Executive Director
256-315-0000
More RESOURCES
Total Life Outreach in Childersburg
Housing-short-term
Billie Crawford
256-267-8535
Community Action
256-362-6611
2nd Chance in Oxford
Domestic Violence
256-236-7233
Life Village, Pell City
205-338-6462
Safe Sylacauga
256-245-4343
South Talladega County UW
256-404-2133