United Way Agencies
UNITED WAY AGENCIES
UPDATED 02.2024
1340 Mount Pleasant St, Burlington, IA 52601 (x)
(319)753-6567 • information@addsiowa.org
Dan Kenel MS, Executive Director
Comprehensive substance abuse education and prevention for all ages. Provides drug and alcohol abuse outpatient and residential treatment and problem gambling treatment services.
2410 Mount Pleasant St, Burlington, IA 52601 (x)
(319)753-6734 • gina@burlingtony.org
Gina Crabtree, Executive Director
Provides safe and caring environments, positive role models, creative activities and opportunities to serve the needs of the community. These are essential elements for strong kids, strong families and strong communities. Provides domestic violence and sexual assault services and a safe facility for women and children
123 North Marshall St, Burlington, IA 52601 (x)
(319)754-6791 • executivedirector.bahs@gmail.com
Amanda Smalley, Executive Director
The mission of the Burlington Area Homeless Shelter is to provide shelter and support to those who have become in need of temporary housing in Burlington and the surrounding area while maintaining the dignity and respect of these persons.
2850 E Mount Pleasant St, Suite 108, Burlington, IA 52601 (x)
(319)753-0193 • community.action@caofseia.org
Sheri Wilson, Executive Director
Community Action provides emergency assistance such as shelter, food and clothing and so much more to area residents and the homeless through our five Community Action Centers.
1308 Broadway St, West Burlington, IA 52655 (x)
(319)752-3639 • info@girlscoutstoday.org
Amber Rickeberg, Regional Director
Programs and activities to build character and skills for success in the real world. In partnerships with committed adults, girls explore their interests and provide service to their communities. Day, troop, and camping programs are offered.
701 W Agency Rd, West Burlington, IA 52655 (x)
(319)750-9425 • homestead1839@gmail.com
Mollie & Tobin Krell, Owners
A nonprofit organization striving to promote food sovereignty, education, and love for the land. We aim to grow community capacity through service learning and food security for sustainable, equitable outcomes.
828 N 7th St, Burlington, IA 52601 (x)
(319)753-6701 • info@hopehavencorp.com
April VanHamme, Regional Executive Director
Residential, work training, and employment opportunities for people with intellectual and physical disabilities.
PO Box 172, Burlington, IA 52601
(319)752-6952 • iajane62@hotmail.com
Jane Housewright, President
Promotes the well-being, dignity, and rights of disabled citizens. Provides financial assistance, camperships, and various recreational activities. Medical Transportation Service for persons unable to drive to their medical appointments. Clients are transported by volunteers.
Facebook Group, Des Moines County IA
Suzanne Mages, Senior Community Manager
Through initiatives like transportation assistance, free lodging for patients receiving treatment away from home, and a 24/7 cancer helpline, Relay For Life, in unison with the American Cancer Society, plays a vital role in the fight against cancer, uniting the community in the mission to find a cure and ensure no one faces cancer alone.
216 Columbus Dr, Burlington, IA 52601 (x)
(319)753-2038 • Salvation Army Thrift Store
Lt. Bailey Sawka
Emergency help for those in need. Youth and senior citizen activities, transient assistance, disaster services, correctional services, food pantry, congregate meals, and worship services.
515 S Main St, Burlington, IA 52601 (x)
(319)209-2217 • transitionsdmc@outlook.com
Transitions DMC is a Christian organization assisting the homeless in finding shelter, safe housing, and providing a “hand up not a handout“.
4717 Sullivan Slough Rd, Burlington, IA 52601 (x)
(319)752-4000 • info@younghouse.com
Eric Schilling, Executive Director
Multi-service Christian agency dedicated to providing a continuum of services to children and their families in Southeast Iowa. Services include family and individual counseling, residential services, Woodlands Treatment Center for chemically dependent adolescents, sexual abuse treatment services, independent living services, nurturing classes for parents and adolescent day treatment programs.
All of our partner agencies must be registered as a non-profit organization with the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(C)3 non-profit. Agencies must also operate under a written set of by-laws, articles of incorporation or agreement that details the purpose, object and scope of the agency and must operate on a sound financial basis and maintain an adequate system of records.
