WNZR’s Marcy Rinehart talked with Brit Eaton, Executive Director of United Way of Knox County, and Lindsey Lamp, Executive Director of New Directions of Knox County!
Click HERE or on the picture link below to hear the full conversation!
They talk about the impact of local giving and the importance of domestic violence awareness. As United Way celebrates 75 years in Knox County, Eaton highlights how donations supported 29 programs through 19 local partner agencies last year, helping children succeed, families stay financially stable, and local food pantries serve those in need.
Lamp shares how New Directions provides free, confidential services to individuals impacted by domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking. The conversation also highlights Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Purple Chair Campaign, and the importance of recognizing healthy relationships and supporting survivors.
Both leaders emphasize how community donations, partnerships, and volunteers help provide safety, resources, and hope for individuals and families throughout Knox County.
Click HERE to learn more about United Way of Knox County!
Click HERE to learn more about New Directions of Knox County!
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