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Visit the website, type in your zip code or city, and click the search button. You’ll get a list of local United Way branches in your area that you can contact.  The list will include their address, phone number, and fax number. Some branches may include a website as well as an email address. Many United Way branches have listings in your local phone book. Find a recent phonebook and search for United Way under the “U” section of listings. Try to use the most current phonebook that you can find so you’re more likely to have accurate contact information. Use a cellphone or a landline to dial the number of your local United Way branch. They will operate under normal business hours, so call them between 9 am and 5 pm to speak to somebody there. Explain why you’re calling them and have all of the information that you’ll need. For example, if you need assistance with your utility bills, make sure you have your most recent bill, and be prepared to answer any questions that they may have. Most United Way branches allow you to walk in to speak to someone who can assist you. Check their business hours so you can make sure they’re open and visit their main lobby to speak to a representative who can help you. Bring any documents that you may need with you. If your local United Way branch has an email address listed, send them an email with any questions you have. Request additional information or resources and include your contact information in your email so they can follow up with you. Email can be useful because the resource specialist who responds can include links and contact information for programs and resources that you can use.
Visit https://www.unitedway.org/find-your-united-way/ to find a branch. Look in your phone book for a local branch if you're unable to locate one online. Dial your local branch’s phone number to contact them. Visit your local branch’s address to see them in person. Send an email to your local branch if they have one.