
An Innovative Approach to Overcoming Barriers to Stable Employment
Improving workplace productivity, retention and advancement with help from the business community and United Way.
Jesse Marcus is the Storyteller at United Way Worldwide. He joined United Way in May 2013 and is responsible for sharing the success stories of communities that come together to focus on education, income and health – and create real and lasting change as a result.
Improving workplace productivity, retention and advancement with help from the business community and United Way.
This is Natasha's story. She represents one of 13 million requests for help answered by our 2-1-1 agents in 2016.
Working with U.S. Bank, we’re making sure youth have the skills they need to succeed in the job market.
In Massachusetts, United Way is changing lives with an innovative solution to chronic homelessness. It’s called Pay for Success, and it’s working.
Georgia voters passed the Safe Harbor YES Amendment, an anti-sex trafficking ballot initiative championed by United Way's women leaders.
United Way's mobile-friendly Annual Report shows how your passion and hard work helped us build stronger communities and improve lives in 2015.
The NFL and United Way are collaborating on Character Playbook, a digital curriculum for students that teaches building healthy relationships.
When Hurricane Katrina first hit, we rolled up our sleeves and went to work. Ten years later, the work goes on and we are more united than ever.
Canaan aspired to become a police officer and give back to his community. All he needed was the opportunity to succeed.
Eight-year old Yamil is one of 235 children in Hartford, Connecticut who have improved their reading skills through the United Way Readers program.