Student United Way

Student United Way 

Student United Way is a leadership development and community impact program for high school juniors and seniors across Logan County.

The program brings together student leaders from six local high schools: Bellefontaine, Benjamin Logan, Riverside, West Liberty-Salem, Indian Lake, and Calvary Christian, to learn about the needs facing our community and how local funding decisions are made.

Throughout the program, students take part in hands-on experiences, conversations, service opportunities, and community learning that help them better understand issues affecting Logan County. As part of that process, students work together to identify key areas of need and make real decisions about how to invest in solutions.

Each year, the Student United Way committee is entrusted with $25,000 in grant funding raised through the United Way Campaign. After reviewing applications and hearing from local organizations and schools, students determine how to allocate those dollars to programs that support Logan County youth.

Student United Way gives young people the opportunity to grow as leaders, engage with their community, and make a tangible impact, all while helping shape a stronger future for Logan County.