United Way-Northeast
United Way-Northeast Moves to New Quarters
Boxes. Desks. More boxes. Out they came and off they went as United Way-Northeast, United Way’s Northeast Tarrant County office, moved January 12 to new quarters at 221 Bedford Rd. in Bedford.
Moving day was a milestone of sorts, as United Way-Northeast had spent the last 22 years at 813 Brown Trail in the Northeast Human Service Center, which closed in December. It won’t take long to get adjusted to new surroundings, though. The new office is only about a mile from the former Brown Trail location. “It’s literally down the street and around the corner,” said United Way-Northeast Regional Director Faye Beaulieu.
Today you’ll find United Way-Northeast in Suite 306 of the red brick building situated just west of the intersection of Brown Trail and Bedford Road. A public open house is planned for March 7 from 10 a.m. to noon, with a brief program at 10:30 a.m.
United Way-Northeast works with volunteers and human service professionals to strengthen communities in Northeast Tarrant County. They evaluate needs in the areas of education, income and health, and bring together relevant partners to address them.
Our Vision
Tarrant County will be a place where children, individuals and families thrive, where neighbors care for each other and where people willingly share the responsibility of ensuring a safe and healthy community for all.
Our Mission
To improve lives across our diverse communities by:
- Prioritizing needs in education, income and health
- Forming innovative and effective partnerships with other organizations
- Strategically raising and investing resources to make lasting change
Our Diversity Statement
United Way of Tarrant County values and seeks diversity by respecting the knowledge, abilities and experience of all individuals. Our commitment is to support an inclusive environment reflecting our United Way communities and accomplishing our mission.
