EXTON, PA — Chester County United Way’s annual Live United in Music event hit a high note last week, raising $150,000 to support local programs that strengthen our community. The sold-out evening brought together community leaders, sponsors, and supporters for incredible live music, celebration, and giving. The night, presented by Di & Dallas Krapf and CTDI, captivated attendees with a lively performance by Lights Out, a tribute band to Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.
Proceeds from the event will directly support Chester County United Way’s Community Impact & Innovation Fund, which provides grants that address issues related to financial stability and self-sufficiency for individuals and families. Chester County United Way remains focused on serving ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) households and addressing the needs of disadvantaged and at-risk individuals and families in Chester County by funding effective and targeted programs and services.
“This event truly showcases the power of our community coming together,” said Christopher Saello, President & CEO of Chester County United Way. “We extend a special thank you to Di & Dallas Krapf and CTDI for returning as Co-Presenting Sponsors. Their continued support makes this event a highlight of the year and ensures our programs have the resources needed to support our neighbors who need us most.”
The Lead Sponsors for the event included Penn Oaks Golf Club, CCRES, Legacy Planning Partners, and Bentley Systems, all of whom played a significant role in the night’s success. Attendees enjoyed an unforgettable evening featuring Lights Out’s lively performance, delicious food and beverages, and an exciting live auction.
Chester County United Way extends its heartfelt gratitude to all attendees and sponsors whose generosity helps create lasting impact in the community. For more information about Chester County United Way or to get involved, visit ChescoUnitedWay.org.
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