The Greater Marietta United Way was established in 1929 to raise funds to support the health and human service needs of area residents. The United Way is an important source of funding for charitable agencies that focus on helping local disadvantaged individuals. Volunteers drive the effort behind the Greater Marietta United Way campaign, helping to keep operating costs low.

Our volunteer Board of Trustees, and specifically the Agency Allocations Committee, makes every effort to assure United Way contributors that their support will have a direct impact on local disadvantaged residents. Allocations to agencies are awarded after careful consideration, ensuring the ultimate number of area residents is being served.