Caring Rivers United Way
Is in the business of creating
meaningful and tangible impact in our communities...

• It is not how many individuals we provide and service;

• It is not how many programs we unite;

What matters is:

• The bottom line results;
• The lives we change;
• The communities we shape.

For our country, our communities, our families -- that's what matters!
 

Knowledge is the key to every situation. The more you know, the more likely you will be prepared when an emergency or crisis situation occurs. Below are several useful resources for emergency preparedness.

Winter weather awareness
for Seniors!

Are you ready
for a snowstorm?

Are you ready to save
a life?

Are you ready for a possible pandemic?

Are you ready for a healthy school year?

Are you ready for a safe summer?

Are you ready for National Night Out?

Are you ready for severe weather?

Are you ready for hot weather?

Are you ready to enjoy fireworks?

Are you ready to make your community safer?

"ICE" your cell phone!

These printable flyers have been created by the Sherburne County Are You Ready Workgroup which includes members from the Sherburne County Sheriff’s Department-Emergency Management, Sherburne County Public Health Department, Becker Police Department, Big Lake Police Department, Elk River Police Department, Caring Rivers United Way, American Red Cross, Salvation Army, Fairview Northland Hospital, USDA-Farm Service, Sherburne County Social Services, Elk River Fire Department, University of Minnesota-Extension, Elk River Star News, West Sherburne Tribune, and community volunteers.

Caring Rivers United Way is supporting local human services provided by the following agencies: