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Houston County presents $51,545 United Way check, largest total in county campaign history
Summary
Houston County Commissioners presented United Way staff a ceremonial check for $51,545 — the largest total raised by the County’s 2024 campaign — and recognized staff and volunteers who coordinated the effort.
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Houston County Commissioners on April 8 presented United Way staff members Amber L. Morris and Brandi Rozier with a ceremonial check for $51,545, which the meeting record describes as the largest sum the County has ever raised in its 2024 United Way Campaign.
Ms. Morris told the Board the funds support local United Way programs that serve Houston County and Middle Georgia. Chairman Perdue praised the campaign’s organizers and specifically recognized Jake Cox, the County’s community planner and the campaign coordinator, for spearheading the effort. The presentation took place at the Houston County Courthouse during the Board’s regular session; Commissioners Byrd, Gottwals and Talton voted on routine business earlier in the meeting.
