United Way of Greater Warren County believes firmly that all of us should feel like we belong. We are opposed to all discrimination, racism, bigotry, oppression and hate; overt or otherwise, because it undermines the  well-being and vitality of our region and is in direct opposition to being a good human. We intentionally identify, discuss, and challenge all factors of inequity and the impacts they have on our organization, its systems, its people, and our region. Genuinely valuing diversity is to respect and appreciate race, religion, financial status, skin color, ethnicity,  gender, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, physical abilities, age, parental status, work, and behavioral styles as well as the perspective of every individual shaped by their experiences.