Logan County Community Investment

United Way of Logan County maintains the highest level of accountability. Through the Community Investment process, our Partner Agencies are rigorously reviewed by volunteers from the local community who contribute to the United Way. United Way Partner Agencies are held to higher standards than all other nonprofits and must earn United Way funding on an annual basis. Community Investment volunteers spend approximately five months reviewing financial data, program results, goals and achievements and new funding requests, as well as visiting each agency before making recommendations to the United Way board of directors. United Way of Logan County donors can be assured that their investments support the most effective service providers in our community.

Become a Community Investment Volunteer

Help determine how United Way dollars are spent! On an annual basis, United Way provides funding to local programs that have proven their effectiveness. Through Community Investment, donor volunteers lead the review of funding requests, financial data and past performance. The work takes place in the spring and is a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the agencies in our community. 

Community Investment Volunteer Expectations

2026 Community Investment Calendar: Logan County

2026 Community Investment Volunteer Application

Acceptance notifications will be sent after receiving completed application. A maximum number of volunteers can be accepted and we try to balance the number of volunteers from any given company, so the earlier we receive an application, the greater the chance of it being accepted.

If you contribute to United Way of Logan County and are interested in participating in Community Investment, please see the contact:

Mandy Powers

Director of Community Impact
mpowers@unitedwayokc.org
405-236-8441