LOWER BUCKS COUNTY, PA — The United Way of Bucks County offered a first look at its new headquarters and HELP center.
With a grand opening celebration expected soon, the United Way showed off its new headquarters and HELP center on 2901 Edgely Road to some exclusive guests.
The HELP Center is a free, shopper-choice resource where anyone who lives or works in Bucks County can access food, clothing, household essentials, baby items, personal care products and more. All products are new and free.
Shoppers also connect to additional community support through United Way partners onsite.
At the recent preview, dozens of corporate and community volunteers participated in Unpack with Purpose, helping to transform the new facility by unpacking donations, stocking shelves, and preparing the site to serve over 10,000 people annually.
The HELP Center serves anyone who lives or works in Bucks County.
The new facility expands access to food, household essentials, clothing, baby items, and connections to additional resources — all under one roof.
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