United Way News
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United Way Ghana's Second Grade Exchange Project
January 22, 2026
Filing Taxes Can Be Scary. United Way Makes It Easy and Free.
January 20, 2026
Leland Mississippi's Long Road to Recovery
January 9, 2026
NBC's TODAY Show Discusses Winter Utility Costs and 211
January 8, 2026
UWW President and CEO Releases Statement about Board Member, John Dooner
January 7, 2026
US Non-Profits Slash Jobs as Government and Donor Funding Dries Up
January 5, 2026
Support to Communities Impacted by Holiday Weather
December 26, 2025
United Way and John Deere Join Forces to Support Youth Opportunity
December 16, 2025
A message from the President and CEO
December 10, 2025
4 United Ways Spreading Holiday Joy (and So Much More)
December 10, 2025
Jamaica's Path to Recovery: United Way Response to Hurricane Melissa
December 9, 2025
Building Brighter Futures Together
December 8, 2025
United Way CEO, Angela F. Williams, Offers Steps to Support Communities
November 17, 2025
Hurricane Melissa has wreaked havoc in the Caribbean. Here's how you can help.
October 30, 2025
Nonprofit Face Double Crunch As Shutdown Follows Severe Funding Cuts
October 30, 2025
Why you might be seeing ramen at your neighbor’s door on Halloween
October 30, 2025
Hunger Looms As Millions Prepare to Lose Food Aid Amid Shutdown
October 29, 2025
CEO Angela F. Williams on Hurricane Melissa and Jamaica Disaster Relief / Recovery
October 29, 2025
United Way Guatemala Joined Forces in Earthquake Relief Efforts
October 27, 2025
SNAP Cuts Could Leave Millions Hungry, States Scramble to Fill the Gap
October 24, 2025
Mobilizing Partnerships to Strengthen Climate Resilience
October 24, 2025
How 211 Specialists Care For the Carers
October 22, 2025
Loving United Way Like A Loved One
October 22, 2025
5 Self-Care Tips for Caregivers
October 21, 2025
Stuff the Bus: Supporting Students Nationwide
United Way’s Stuff the Bus initiative ensures students have the school supplies they need to succeed. Volunteers and donors come together across the U.S. to pack and distribute thousands of backpacks, which empowers students and eases the financial burden on low-income families. This effort to support education and strengthen communities has made a lasting impact from Lake County, Florida, to Washington, D.C..
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