NuMark Credit Union (NuMark) employees and family members had a busy day last Monday, October 13th, as they spread out into the surrounding communities to serve a few local nonprofits as part of their annual CU Kind (CUK) Day celebration!
From buying a locally raised cow that will help feed dozens in a food desert, to providing counseling and emergency help for the homeless, United Way continues to support the more than 200,000 Will County residents who struggle each year to afford basic human needs.
United Way of Will County is proud to announce the distribution of $1,021,000 in Community Impact Grants for Fiscal Year 2026, supporting 70 programs across 43 nonprofit partners. This investment will drive lasting, measurable change across Will County from July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2026.
Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP) funds in the amount of $338,090 for Phase 41 to the United Way of Will County jurisdiction to supplement already existing emergency food and shelter programs.
The United Way of Will County is leading an effort to bring the Resilient Youth program to participating schools across the region with the support of two grants the organization recently received.