United Way of Pettis County

Rachelle also works with Retrieving Freedom, as a weekend foster.  She says it helps her get out there in the community, and let dogs be dogs! 

More than 350 volunteers assembled at Katy Park last Saturday morning to kick off a “Day of Action” that involved 34 projects in and around Sedalia

United Way of Pettis County has officially announced their 17 funded partners for 2024, according to Rachelle Simon, executive director.

The United Way of Pettis County, on the Day of Action on June 17, will be installing free smoke detectors

Save on raw, ready-to-cook, and fully cooked Tyson Chicken products this Friday, April 14, 2023, at Thompson Hills Shopping Center. Proceeds benefit United Way.

United Way of Pettis County is now collecting new and gently-used winter hats, gloves & coats to distribute to those in need.

After a three-year absence, United Way of Pettis County's Day of Action has returned to Sedalia.

UWPC recently moved its offices from its former location on the third floor of US Bank to a spot next to Pettis County Community Partnership

The drug incinerator will destroy 15 to 25 pounds a month of prescription pills brought over by the Pettis County Sheriff’s Department, where a collection box is located.

Executive Director Catterina Riddle explained that less than half of that goal, or around $158,000, has been raised so far.