Our New Location: What You Need to Know

December 21, 2020

The new United Way building, located at 4351 23rd Ave. S., Fargo, is a space thoughtfully built to the support the need of our growing community.

Starting Monday, December 21, we will officially be moved into our new home, located at 4351 23rd Ave. S. in Fargo, near the corner of I-94 and 45th street.
Although we officially open on Monday, December 21, we want to keep our community safe, so our office will be closed to the public until further notice. We look forward to inviting you to visit us when it is safe to do so!
If you have a packet to drop off or a delivery for our team, you are welcome to drop it off at our new location. We are happy to meet you at the door. However, our team is available to pick up any packets or items if that is more convenient for you.
Our main phone number will stay the same, and you can contact us at 701-237-5050.
You can also reach out to our team at unitedway@unitedwaycassclay.org.

We are so excited to share this new space with you - our community!

This new space, built by our tremendous partners at Roers, will support the needs of our growing community. Every aspect of the building was intentionally designed for our volunteers.
It will efficiently meet the needs of our team, but more importantly, will be able to host and engage with all of you - our volunteers, investors, and Community Partners - for decades to come.
Many businesses and donors came together to create this amazing new space. All dollars invested into the campaign continued to go to the work of helping our neighbors most in need.
The first thing our community members will see when you come is the amazing Welcome Experience, generously sponsored by Border States Electric.
We can't wait for you to see the new Volunteer Activation Center, made possible by First International Bank and Trust. Their generous investment will allow us to maximize our training and on-site events and provide an amazing experience to our volunteers and Community Partners.
Our partners at JLG Architects have given the building the name “Reaching Out". The building will be a beacon that creates unity and reaches out to help all those in need across Cass and Clay Counties.

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