The Seton Center, serving Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester counties, recently received funding of $70,000 from the United Way of the Lower Eastern Shore. Since 1983, United Way has provided the Seton Center with a total of $1,056,258 to help the agency provide emergency and crisis assistance, case management and children’s programs for economically disadvantaged families. “It is a great feeling to provide funding to an agency that does so much to help our neighbors in need across the Lower Shore,” said United Way Board Member, Rick Nelson.

(L-R) United Way Board Member, Rick Nelson, of Nelson’s Nationwide Insurance presents the Seton Center’s Barbara Cash and Sister Regina Hudson,  along with Aaron Reid, Assistant Director of the United Way, with a check for $70,000. The Seton Center has  received $1,056,258 in funding for the past 28 years from the local United Way.