On behalf of Family Crisis Council of Rowan, Inc., I would like to express our deepest gratitude for the unwavering support and partnership we receive from Rowan County United Way. Their dedication to improving the well-being of individuals and families in our community is not only commendable but essential. As one of the many agencies fortunate to benefit from their generosity, we are proud to be aligned with an organization that prioritizes the safety, stability and dignity of those in crisis.

Rowan County United Way plays a pivotal role in ensuring that we can fulfill our mission of providing emergency shelter, advocacy and support services for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and human trafficking. Their financial assistance, strategic guidance and collaborative spirit enable us to maintain a safe haven for those escaping dangerous situations, helping them rebuild their lives with hope and confidence. Through their commitment to community-driven solutions, they strengthen not only our agency but the entire network of local organizations working toward a safer and healthier Rowan County.

It is imperative that we, as a community, continue to support Rowan County United Way just as they support so many vital agencies throughout our area. Their impact is far-reaching, touching the lives of our neighbors, coworkers and friends in ways we may not always see but should never take for granted. The success of their initiatives directly correlates with the success of the agencies they fund, and in turn, the overall well-being of our community.

Family Crisis Council is honored to stand beside Rowan County United Way in the fight against violence and hardship. We look forward to a long and thriving partnership, working together to expand resources and ensure that every individual in need finds the support and protection they deserve. We encourage all members of our community to recognize and champion the invaluable work that Rowan County United Way does daily — because when we support them, we are strengthening the very fabric of Rowan County.

Angel Michelle Chapman-McDavid, JD CNE
Executive Director