United Way of Madison County announces 27 partnerships for new year

(L-R) Daniel Kasambira (President + CEO) with Branden Gaddis (College + Career Manager) at United Way of Madison County. (Lacey Muenstermann / Hville Blast)

United Way of Madison County, a local non-profit which identifies the most pertinent needs in our community and works with volunteers, agencies and donors to remedy them, has announced 27 Partner Agencies for the 2026-27 year.

The newest among these is Neighborhood Concepts, which recently opened a 48-unit affordable housing community for seniors.

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What is the goal of United Way of Madison County?

Photo of United Way building on Andrew Jackson Way — United Way’s building is located on Andrew Jackson Way in Five Points. (Lacey Muenstermann / Hville Blast)

Every 3-5 years, United Way of Madison County conducts a Community Needs Assessment, which is an essential step in understanding the most significant challenges facing our community.

Their selection of Neighborhood Concepts and other organizations as Partner Agencies for the 2026-2027 year reflects a commitment to increase the affordability and accessibility of housing in Madison County, which they found to be a major issue.

“These partnerships also signal a shared commitment to ensuring Madison County remains a place where every individual and family has the chance to live, work, and thrive.”

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