What We Do

We help individuals and families facing hardship or unexpected circumstances access practical support. Depending on eligibility and available resources, assistance may include financial help, essential goods and services, emergency support, or connections to other organizations and programs.

We support first responders, law enforcement, veterans, military families, public servants, and the families standing behind them. Support may include emergency family assistance, education and scholarship opportunities, services, wellness initiatives, and partnerships with organizations serving these communities.

UHN works to expand access to healthcare and wellness resources by connecting providers, clinics, nonprofits, community organizations, manufacturers, and donors. Support may include medical or wellness products, services, programs, and resource distribution where appropriate.

We help people access resources that can support education, training, work, financial capability, and entrepreneurship. This may include scholarships, educational materials, tools and equipment, career resources, financial literacy, workforce development, and small-business education.

Businesses and organizations may have products, technology, equipment, services, materials, vouchers, gift cards, professional expertise, or other assets with significant charitable value. UHN helps connect suitable resources with eligible nonprofits, schools, clinics, community organizations, families, and individuals.

We work alongside nonprofits, schools, public agencies, healthcare organizations, community groups, businesses, and other charitable partners to strengthen work that is already happening. Support may include funding, products, services, volunteers, expertise, introductions, or coordinated initiatives.

When communities face disasters or unexpected emergencies, UHN can help mobilize resources in coordination with organizations already working on the ground. Assistance may include financial support, supplies, products, services, temporary support, and resource partnerships.