Partner agencies
Our partner agencies
Our partner agencies are meeting a critical need and are currently receiving funding from United Way of Humphreys County.
Funded partners
For more information, visit each agency's website or call them directly.
American Red Cross, Tennessee River Chapter
Emergency relief for disasters, including house fires. 931-645-6401
Child Advocacy Center, 23rd Judicial District
Therapy for child victims of physical and sexual abuse. 615-789-3035
Helping Hands of Humphreys County
Emergency food, rent and utility assistance. 931-209-5721. Hours: M/W/F 8am-11am; T/Th 4:30pm-6pm
Humphreys County Humane Society
Shelter, care and placement of abandoned and abused animals. 931-296-7319
Humphreys Homeless Coalition
Shelter, support and referral resources for people who are homeless. 931-264-2510
Imagination Library of Humphreys County
Free books for Humphreys County children, ages 0-5. 931-296-2564 ext. 2252
Joseph's Storehouse
Emergency food for families in need. 931-622-9545
McEwen Senior Citizens Center
Meals, health services, education, recreation and activities for seniors. 931-582-6037
MCHRA Meals-on-Wheels
Hot meals delivered to seniors. 931-296-7753
Small Steps Preschool
Center-based program for age 2 through kindergarten, for children with typical or special needs. 931-296-7755
We Care / We Help
Diagnostic testing and sub-specialty care for uninsured patients of the Humphreys County Health Department. 931-296-6531
We Are Safe
Hotline, safe shelter, court advocacy, transportation, transitional housing and outreach for victims of domestic violence. 24-hour hotline: 1-800-470-1117. Office: 931-729-9885
Funding decisions
Help choose where funding goes
Each May and June, our Allocations Committee helps make the important funding decisions for our partner agencies. Our partner agencies are often looking for volunteers as well.