Federated Agencies

The Heart of Arkansas United Way allows donors to Select Giving, which gives the donor the freedom to donate to any particular nonprofit organization of their choice.

For those donors who have no particular organization in mind, they can donated to Heart of Arkansas' Community Fund. These are agencies which have been designated as partner agencies. As a result, these organizations continue to receive funds through the allocation process.

This brochure contains a complete listing of all agencies funded by the Heart of Arkansas United Way Community Fund.

This United Way Fact Sheet contains information on United Way agencies and how your donations can help them reach their goals. To find out more about specific agencies you can visit their website by clicking on the agency's name or call them at the telephone number listed.

The Arc of Arkansas, Inc. Provides support, advocacy, education and leadership to people with developmental disabilities and their families.
American Red Cross of Greater Arkansas Humanitarian organization that responds immediately and compassionately to the urgent needs of people devastated by fire and other natural or man-made disasters locally and nationally.
Arkansas 2-1-1 Provides information and referrals for individuals who need assistance and don't know where to go to get it.
Arkansas Enterprise for the Developmentally Disabled (AEDD) Provides comprehensive services to mentally retarded and developmentally disabled adults and children through the administration of direct service programs.
Arkansas Foodbank Network As the largest distributor of food in the state, this organization locates, secures, salvages and distributes donated food to the hungry in 33 counties in central and southern Arkansas.
Arthritis Foundation, Arkansas Chapter Provides research and patient services to improve lives through leadership in the prevention, control and cure of arthritis and related diseases. Arkansas Prostate Cancer Foundation Raises awareness about the high risk of prostate cancer by facilitating early diagnosis and treatment.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas Seeks to make a positive difference in the lives of children and youth, primarily through a professionally-supported one-to-one relationship with a caring adult.
Boys and Girls Club of Central Arkansas Serves youth ages 6-18 through programs designed to develop positive self-esteem and to help members reach their full potential.
Boy Scouts of America, Quapaw Area Council Besides the traditional scouting programs for boys, the organization seeks to prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
Candlelighters of Central Arkansas Provides emotional, social, and practical assistance to children with cancer and their families.
Camp Aldersgate Provides educational and recreational opportunities in an outdoor camp environment for children and youth who have medical or physical conditions or developmental delays.
Centers for Youth and Families Provides specialized prevention, intervention and treatment services that promote emotional and social wellness for children and youth who are abused, homeless or emotionally disturbed.
City Year Unites young people of all backgrounds, ages 17-24, for a demanding year of community service and leadership development.
Family Service Agency Seeks to build healthy communities by providing services and affordable housing to victims of crimes and sexual assault and by helping families resolve conflict.
The First Tee of Arkansas Positively impacts the lives of children 6-17 by teaching life skills through golf.
Francis A. Allen School Creates a climate of acceptance of disabled persons and seeks to reduce long-term segregation of handicapped children through habitation and training.
Girl Scouts- Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas Inspires girls with the highest ideals of character, conduct, patriotism and service so that they may become happy and resourceful citizens.
Heart of Arkansas United Way Volunteer Center Recruits and refers nonprofit volunteers.
Hearts and Hooves Helps people with disabilities increase confidence and improve life skills by working with horses.
Goodwill Industries of Arkansas Provides job training, placement and employment services to persons with disabilities or disadvantaging conditions.
Helping Hand of Greater Little Rock Assists in meeting basic needs of the low-income, unemployed elderly or others suffering from emergencies.
Jacksonville Senior Center Provides services including nutrition, social activities and physical aid to enhance the quality of life for senior citizens. Little Rock, North Little Rock, and Pulaski County Special School Districts Welfare Funds Provides confidential purchases of needed clothing, pre-arranged optical exams, and school supplies for indigent children.
Literacy Action of Central Arkansas Teaches adults to read and immigrants to speak English. Matches volunteer tutors with students to work one-on-one. Little Rock Air Force Base Youth Center Provides opportunities for children of active duty military personnel to develop their physical, social, emotional and cognitive abilities including opportunities for achievement, leadership and recognition.
North Hills Services Educates and trains the developmentally disables of North Pulaski County by providing avenues to achieve their maximum potential.
Our House Provides emergency shelter, housing and day care while job skills are learned and opportunities are found to help the homeless re-enter society. Education and Training Center offers programs to develop residents' ability to be self-sufficient. Follow link to more information on computer skills classes.
Pathfinder, Inc. Provides services designed to allow mentally and physically challenged adults and children to have access to community life.
Recovery Centers of Arkansas Enables individuals to live free from the abuse of alcohol and drugs by providing treatment and other services with an atmosphere of dignity and respect.
The Salvation Army Offers disaster and emergency assistance, food, lodging and counseling to help meet basic human needs.
Senior Citizens Activities Today (SCAT) Establishes community centers offering recreational, nutritional, health and wellness program for the elderly.
St. Francis House Seeks to strengthen the family unit by ministering to those with social, economic or legal problems.
Women and Children First Provides court advocates and other services to battered women empowering them and their children to lead lives free of domestic violence.
YMCA Helps people reach their potential in spirit, mind and body through character development and fitness, wellness and recreational programs.
YWCA Enhances interpersonal relationships and the general well-being of local citizens through physical, social and spiritual opportunities.