At United Way of the Columbia-Willamette, we have a simple, ambitious vision—to make our home a better place for everyone. We bring our leadership, expertise and resources together throughout our region to change the education, health and economic outcomes for kids in low-income families. We can break the cycles that trap children in poverty and move children and families toward better lives.
Monday, April 9, 2012
Tax Event Saves Low-Income Taxpayers Money
As part of United Way's funding of financial education services at the Community Housing Resource Center (CHRC) in Clark County, the center partnered with US Bank and the IRS last month to prepare 20 tax returns during the 2011 Homeless Connect event organized by the Council for the Homeless. Many individual tax returns were prepared placing $7,000 in Earned Income Tax funds into the hands of homeless low-income working taxpayers and a total of $15,000 in tax refunds were obtained by homeless participants at the event. Several people were also able to open direct deposit accounts with the Bank and staff at CHRC was able to connect people with community financial education and counseling resources that are available at the Center.
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