United Way of Millburn-Short Hills
Since 1986, the United Way of Millburn-Short Hills has worked to meet the human and health care needs of the people who live and work right here in town. We do this by first researching the needs of the local community and then developing strategies for providing the resources to the people in need. We partner with over 20 non-profit agencies and provided funding directly to programs that benefit individuals and families, children, the elderly, the sick, disabled and others who may be in the midst of crisis or who are victims of abuse.
Spin into Spring Fundraiser
The United Way of Millburn-Short Hills and Student/Partner Alliance invite you to Spin to Spring to help our organizations Click the above link and Register Now!
Making a Difference in Our Community
Every day, someone in Millburn or Short Hills needs help a friend, neighbor, family member, or an employee. The needs are real. Homebound residents need meals delivered. Domestic abuse victims need shelter, locks changed, and counseling. Children with cancer and blood disorders need healthcare services and transportation to medical facilities. These needs are real and are met through contributions to the United Way of Millburn-Short Hills.
Our Impact Areas
Education-Income-Health
Helping Children and Youth Succeed
Ensuring a quality start for underserved children; providing after-school programs and community service for youths.
Fostering Self-Sufficiency
Responding to individuals and families in crisis; connecting people in need of help through 2-1-1.
Caring for Seniors and People with Disabilities
Helping the elderly and people with disabilities live independently, with dignity and respect.
Improving People’s Health
Helping people in need get access to quality healthcare services, increasing health education and preventative care.
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United Way of Millburn-Short Hills President Michael Harwood, far right, receiving the “Major Not-For-Profit Serving Our Community and Beyond Award” at the Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of Commerce Come Together Gala, Short Hills Hilton. Presenting the award in the center is Shayne Miller, President of the Millburn-Short Hills Chamber of Commerce, and former Mayor and Township Committee Member of Millburn Short Hills, Tom McDermott. |
Millburn High School Football Team helped raise awareness about brain injury prevention and helmet safety by collecting gently protective head gear for the Kids Division of the Community Food Bank of New Jersey. This was a community collaborative effort with Opportunity Project, Inc. and United Way of Millburn-Short Hills. |
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