At United Bank, we are proud of our relationships with the organizations that support the viability of the communities we serve. To recognize the 360-degree relationships United Bank has developed with nonprofit and public-sector agencies in our communities, we recently launched our Premier Partners Program.
At United, we work with our partners to understand community needs, implement product recommendations and provide services that will better meet the needs of the community.
To help further advance the mission of each organization, we support our partners by lending our time and resources through activities such as hands-on volunteerism, fundraising, serving as board members and corporate giving.
Our Premier Partners include agencies that address youth empowerment and youth education in a bilingual environment; provide decent, safe and affordable housing solutions focused on local needs; provide services and employment opportunities to veterans; provide free, high-quality medical care to low-income, uninsured adults; and provide emergency shelter, adoption, and other services to children and at-risk youth.
As part of our Premier Partner relationship, our United Bank team surprised Recovery Point of Huntington, WV with a $5,000* check. These funds help Recovery Point to provide long-term, residential recovery programs, based on the social model of recovery. They also offer a board-recognized Peer Recovery credential training at no cost to those with a desire to become certified. Since Recovery Point is a nonprofit organization, they provide several recovery programs to clients in need at no cost.
Increasing H.O.P.E. (Helping Others Prosper Economically) is a community based non-profit organization whose vision is to be a leader in the development and delivery of innovative financial literacy services in their community. Their focus is on Financial Training, Small Business Training and Housing. Dorthea Bernique, Executive Director, says, “The ability to budget, maintain a good credit score, create an emergency fund and develop a healthy attitude toward money are personal money management basics; they are the cornerstones we teach to begin the process of creating financial freedom.” Ms. Bernique believes that HOPE is what drives us all to achieve a better legacy for ourselves, our families and our communities. Increasing H.O.P.E has been serving the Tri-County area since 2003.
Arlington/Alexandria
Arlington Free Clinic
Rebuilding Together
Brunswick
Boys & Girls Homes of North Carolina
Christian Recovery Centers Inc.
Brunswick County Habitat for Humanity
Cabell/Wayne
Recovery Point Huntington
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Cetnral WV
Live United, United Way
Charleston
Increasing Hope, Financial Training Center
Charlottesville
City of Promise
Coastal East
Eagle's Wings Food Pantry
Beaufort County Brightfutures Connections for Success
District of Columbia
Jubilee Housing
Manna, Homes for All
Eastern Panhandle
Boys & Girls Club of the Eastern Panhandle
Fairfax East
Homestretch
ShelterHouse
Fairfax West
Second Story, Formerly Alternative House
Northern Virginia Family Service
Fayetteville
Fayetteville Urban Ministry
Robeson County Church & Community Center
Greenville South
Greer Community Ministries
Hagerstown
BCA -- CV, Breast Cancer Awareness - Cumberland Valley, Inc.
Girls inc.
Harrisonburg
On the Road Collaborative
WWRC Foundation
Lake Wylie
Clover Area Assistance Center
Lynchburg
Park View Community Mission
Morgantown
Shack Neighborhood House
Operation Welcome Home
Northern Panhandle
Healthright
Pennsylvania
Community Action Partnership
PWC
Stafford Junction
The Salvation Army, Fredericksburg, VA
Raleigh/Durham
Youth Villages
Meals on Wheels
Boys & Girls Clubs of Durham and Orange Counties
Boys & Girls Clubs Serving Wake County
Richmond
Housing Families First
South
Hive
Suburban Maryland
DonBosco CristoRey
H.O.P.E.
Wilmington
The Carousel Center
Winchester
Valley Assistance Network
Wood
Boys & Girls Club of Parkersburg
Children's Home Society of West Virginia
West Virginia Statewide
NCIFund, Natural Capital Investment Fund
