United Way of Door County Unveils New Name for Health Initiative
June 12, 2025 - 21:37
United Way of Door County (UWDC) has officially rebranded its community health initiative, now known as Live Well Door County. This change marks a significant evolution for the program, which has been operating under the name Healthy Door County for the past 15 years. The rebranding aims to better reflect the initiative's mission and commitment to promoting health and wellness within the community.
The Live Well Door County initiative focuses on enhancing the overall well-being of residents through various programs and activities designed to encourage a healthier lifestyle. By adopting a new name, UWDC hopes to engage more community members and foster a sense of unity around health-related goals.
Officials from UWDC expressed their excitement about the change, emphasizing that the new name embodies a proactive approach to health. They believe that "Live Well" resonates with the community's aspirations for improved health outcomes and a vibrant, supportive environment for all residents.
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