Transportation Assistance
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United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley and our partners understand the importance of access to reliable transportation. We also understand that this can be a significant barrier for some adults and youth. Our goal is to help those who need it gain access to transportation for medical appointments, employment searches, educational purposes, Dept. of Human Services appointments, WIC and other basic needs services, counseling, parent education classes, school conferences, and other critical social service appointments.
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Through a partnership with Cherriots Public Transit, United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley offers bus passes at no cost to local nonprofit organizations for distribution to clients who need transportation in the Salem-Keizer area. The Cherriots’ Bus Pass program provides one-day bus passes to qualified organizations that serve clients in need of transportation support.
United Way does not distribute bus passes to individuals directly, qualified organizations who successfully complete the application process are responsible for distributing passes to those in need of transportation support. Non-profit organizations serving Salem and Keizer area residents may apply to receive Cherriots Day Passes at no cost to your organization. United Way accepts Bus Pass Program applications quarterly.
The current application is for the three month period of April 2019 – June 2019
Organizations receiving Cherriots Day Passes from United Way must report on how they utilized the bus passes. As part of the reporting, organizations receiving bus passes must submit at least one story telling us how the bus pass program impacted or benefited one of your clients. At the conclusion of the application process, United Way will provide a Tracking Form via email.
*Monthly passes are unavailable*
United Way does not distribute bus passes to individuals directly, qualified organizations who successfully complete the application process are responsible for distributing passes to those in need of transportation support. Non-profit organizations serving Salem and Keizer area residents may apply to receive Cherriots Day Passes at no cost to your organization. United Way accepts Bus Pass Program applications quarterly.
The current application is for the three month period of April 2019 – June 2019
Organizations receiving Cherriots Day Passes from United Way must report on how they utilized the bus passes. As part of the reporting, organizations receiving bus passes must submit at least one story telling us how the bus pass program impacted or benefited one of your clients. At the conclusion of the application process, United Way will provide a Tracking Form via email.
*Monthly passes are unavailable*
United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley, the Yamhill Community Care Organization, and the Yamhill Early Learning Hub collaborate to facilitate the Yamhill County Transportation Assistance Program. The goal of this program is to help those who need it get to appointments related to medical care, employment, Department of Human Services, WIC services, mental health services, counseling, parenting educational classes, teacher-parents conferences, and other critical social services. In particular, we want to make sure that children 0-8 and their families are healthy, stable, and have the tools they need so that children are ready for school and successful once they get there.
Bus passes and gas vouchers will be provided to non-profit agencies that work directly with the public in Yamhill County. Non-profit human service agencies within Yamhill County can access these resources by submitting a request directly to the Yamhill Community Care Organization.
Bus passes and gas vouchers will be provided to non-profit agencies that work directly with the public in Yamhill County. Non-profit human service agencies within Yamhill County can access these resources by submitting a request directly to the Yamhill Community Care Organization.