2025 Impact
What your neighbors' support and our programs made possible across Clinton County in 2025.
Housing
- 262
- apartments
- 384
- people housed
Food
- 464
- food boxes
- 698
- people served
- $68,850
- value of food provided
- 40
- community garden spaces
Senior services
- 33,786
- home-delivered meals
- 6,429
- congregate meals
- 5,132
- Passport meals
- 1,952
- rides provided
- 569
- people in socialization activities
Head Start
- 102
- children served
- 89
- families served
Energy & weatherization
- 2,738
- energy-assistance applications
- 50
- homes weatherized
- $10,394
- average weatherization value
Health & holidays
- 53
- emergency medical gas cards
- 56
- mammogram-unit clients
- 110
- children given Christmas gifts
- 118
- seniors given holiday stockings
2026 Community Needs Assessment
Every few years, Clinton County Community Action surveys residents, clients, and community partners and reviews local data to understand the county's most pressing needs. The 2026 assessment found that residents' top concerns are:
- Housing and homelessness, including affordable housing for families and seniors
- Childcare, including affordable and 24-hour care
- Recreation and activities for youth and families
- Mental health and substance abuse services
- Transportation, especially for people without a car
- Senior services, employment, and food access
Survey respondents also told us what they love about Clinton County: its people, its small-town feel, and neighbors who help one another. 91% said their community is a good place to live.