GTCUW Survey

1. Which of the following do you find most true about Greater Twin Cities United Way’s work to solve the problem of people in the Twin Cities suffering from hunger, homelessness, and barriers to education and career achievement because of racial and economic inequality?(Required)

Since 1948, Greater Twin Cities United Way’s 211 resource helpline has referred people to vital community resources in food, housing, and other areas of urgent need.

Greater Twin Cities United Way multiplies the impact of local nonprofits through partnerships with companies and institutions.

Greater Twin Cities United Way partners with local organizations to increase food access and advocates for policies and funding that eliminate hunger in our community.

Greater Twin Cities United Way connects individuals and employers to volunteering projects in the community, resulting in over $2.5 million in direct support toward housing, food, and education.

Greater Twin Cities United Way prevents and addresses homelessness through collaboration with housing nonprofits and stakeholders in the corrections, foster care, county, and state systems.

Other

2. What first enters your mind when you think of Greater Twin Cities United Way?(Required)

Greater Twin Cities United Way is the leading organization in the state of Minnesota offering support to implement trauma-informed care across preschools and early childhood centers.

Greater Twin Cities United Way's Flavors of Our Community initiative provides culturally relevant food to families in need. This helps families create nourishing meals that are culturally meaningful.

211 is a free help resource that addresses urgent needs in the community and informs Greater Twin Cities United Way where the needs are greatest and where community needs are continuing to evolve.

Through Home For Good, Greater Twin Cities United Way can provide families transitioning from homelessness to stable housing with essential household products so they can create a safe, stable home.

Through Greater Twin Cities United Way's Action Day initiative, they provide critical school supplies to thousands of K-12 children who would otherwise start the school year without them.

Other

3. Which Greater Twin Cities United Way initiative is most important to you?(Required)

Since 1948, Greater Twin Cities United Way’s 211 resource helpline has referred people to vital community resources in food, housing, and other areas of urgent need.

Greater Twin Cities United Way's Flavors of Our Community initiative provides culturally relevant food to families in need. This helps families create nourishing meals that are culturally meaningful.

Through Greater Twin Cities United Way's Action Day initiative, they provide critical school supplies to thousands of K-12 children who would otherwise start the school year without them.

Greater Twin Cities United Way is the leading organization in the state of Minnesota offering support to implement trauma-informed care across preschools and early childhood centers.

Through Home For Good, you can provide families transitioning from homelessness to stable housing with essential household products so they can create a safe, stable home.

Other

4. Which of the following statements do you believe best describes Greater Twin Cities United Way?(Required)

Greater Twin Cities United Way connects individuals and employers to volunteering projects in the community, resulting in over $2.5 million in direct support toward housing, food, and education.

211, which is a free help resource that addresses urgent needs in the community and informs Greater Twin Cities United Way where the needs are greatest and where community needs are continuing to evolve.

Greater Twin Cities United Way multiplies the impact of local nonprofits through partnerships with companies and institutions.

Other

5. Which of the following initiatives do you believe has the best chance of making an impact on helping solve the problem of people in the Twin Cities suffering from hunger, homelessness, and barriers to education and career achievement because of racial and economic inequality?(Required)

Through their 211 helpline, Greater Twin Cities United Way connects individuals and families with community resources providing access to food and other household essentials.

Through Home For Good, Greater Twin Cities United Way provides families transitioning from homelessness to stable housing with essential household products so they can create a safe, stable home.

Greater Twin Cities United Way's Flavors of Our Community initiative provides culturally relevant food to families in need. This helps families create nourishing meals that are culturally meaningful.

Greater Twin Cities United Way is the leading organization in the state of Minnesota offering support to implement trauma-informed care across preschools and early-childhood centers.

Greater Twin Cities United Way supports nonprofits providing direct support to job-seeking individuals and entrepreneurs, while advocating for policies that ensure all adults have the opportunity to build wealth.

Other

6. How important is it to you that Greater Twin Cities United Way continues to reduce hunger in our communities by connecting families with urgent food resources through 211 and supporting frontline nonprofits providing food access to communities?(Required)

Very Important

Somewhat Important

Not Important

7. Are you aware that Greater Twin Cities United Way’s 211 resource helpline is a free resource that addresses urgent needs in the community and informs United Way where the needs are greatest and where community needs are continuing to evolve?(Required)

Yes

8. Do you have any other feedback or comments you would like to share with us?

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