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Our History
United Way formed the South Benton Community Advisory Group (SBAG), now called South Benton Advisory Committee (SoBAC). This group, comprised of local residents, is a culturally and collaboratively minded committee that aims to create long-lasting, sustainable impact within the South Benton County Communities. SoBAC is charged with the d
United Way formed the South Benton Community Advisory Group (SBAG), now called South Benton Advisory Committee (SoBAC). This group, comprised of local residents, is a culturally and collaboratively minded committee that aims to create long-lasting, sustainable impact within the South Benton County Communities. SoBAC is charged with the distribution and leveraging of the Hull Fund to support the identified needs of the community.
Our History
Our History
Our History
In 2013, United Way received a fifteen-year bequest from the Margaret E. Hull Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation (the Hull Fund) to conduct United Way's mission work specifically to benefit residents of rural Benton County. To ensure investment of bequest funds meets the needs and desires of community members, United Way conducted a
In 2013, United Way received a fifteen-year bequest from the Margaret E. Hull Fund of the Oregon Community Foundation (the Hull Fund) to conduct United Way's mission work specifically to benefit residents of rural Benton County. To ensure investment of bequest funds meets the needs and desires of community members, United Way conducted a Needs Assessment in the rural south county communities of Alpine, Bellfountain, Glenbrook, Ingram Island, Irish Bend, and Monroe.
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Our Mission
The South Benton Advisory Committee
(SoBAC) is on a mission to collaboratively invest in the livability of South Benton County communities through long-term, sustainable projects for healthy children and families.
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