Environmental Management in Guthrie, one of the United Way of Logan County’s 2026 Pacesetters, raised $36,214.76 dollars during this year’s campaign. Photo courtesy of Environmental Management
United Way of Logan County kicks off its 2026 fundraising campaign Sept. 9 at Prism Bank, announcing a goal of $190,000 to support 13 health and human service programs through 12 partner agencies.
“When you give to UWLC, you are impacting your neighbors who need it most,” said Dana Hornbeck, UWLC advisory board president. “Donors not only give our community a hand up, but we help make connections between people and resources. It takes all of us, whether you decide to volunteer, donate or are a new company joining us this year.”
The annual campaign supports organizations that provide services to residents throughout Logan County.
During the kickoff celebration, UWLC also recognized its 2026 Pacesetter Campaigns. Pacesetters are businesses and organizations that have already completed their workplace campaigns and helped set the tone for the annual fundraising effort.
This year’s Pacesetters include Banc-First, Environmental Management, F&M Bank, Guthrie Public Schools, God’s Food Bank, Guthrie Vision Source, Logan Community Services and OG&E.
Businesses and organizations can still sign up to conduct a workplace campaign.
Donations can be made by texting “uwlcsite” to 41444 or through the United Way of Logan County website.
United Way of Logan County’s mission is to support and strengthen its 12 partner agencies serving residents of Logan County.