Moira’s Message: Free Tax Prep Results 2021
With tax season behind us, we’re proud to announce the results of UWGC’s 2021 Free Tax Prep program.
TQL, Backer of United Way, Buys Soccer Stadium Naming Rights
Total Quality Logistics, which has long been a strong supporter of United Way of Greater Cincinnati, purchased the naming rights to FC Cincinnati’s new stadium.
Mobile Pop-Up Pantries Serve Families In Need
UWGC’s Eastern Area center hosted a Mobile Pop-up Pantry at Greenbriar Estates, a 452-unit mobile home park in Clermont County.
SE Indiana UWGC Awards $164K of COVID Relief Grant to Area Nonprofits
10 Southeast Indiana nonprofits were awarded a collective $164K to help residents affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
NKY Pilot Project Targets Minorities for IT Job Training
The initiative, IT Workforce Training Equity Pilot, is designed to help participants escape generational poverty and targets low- to moderate-income minorities in NKY.
Volunteers Needed to Create College Success Kits for NKY Students
College Success Kits will be distributed to 136 Northern Kentucky students for the 2021-2022 school year.
Cintas Corporation, UWGC Distribute nearly 4,000 Sanitizer Kits
Cintas donated 3,708 boxes of hand sanitizer with a retail value of more than $400,000 in combination one-gallon boxes and bundle boxes.
Moira’s Message: Learn Advocacy & Lobbying With Our Free Sessions
Starting June 2, 2021, United Way is co-hosting a series of sessions on advocacy and lobbying featuring experts from across our region.
Black Empowerment Works Accepting Grant Applications
United Way of Greater Cincinnati awarded $600,000 in 2020; aims to assist more in 2021.
Volunteers Needed to Build Success-By-6 Literacy Kits
United Way of Greater Cincinnati and the Blue Manatee Literacy Project are partnering efforts to collect and distribute 3,700 literacy kits to Hamilton County families.
Longtime UWGC-Middletown Supporter dies at 58
Anita Scott Jones passed on April 11, 2021.
The Key to Ladies of Leadership’s Success: “It’s Like a Family”
Ladies of Leadership (LOL) has been part of Angel Evans’ life since she was 11 years old. Now 24, the Cincinnati resident remains closely connected to the nonprofit mentoring program for minority girls, and to its CEO, Kimberly Huckleby.
Volunteer Mentors Form the Backbone of Ladies of Leadership
During her seven years as a Ladies of Leadership (LOL) mentor, Caharina McNeill has listened to the stories of many girls. Among them: a girl in foster care who desperately wanted to reunite with her biological mother and siblings.
City of Cincinnati Human Services Fund Announces Request for Proposals
Organizations providing services to residents of the city of Cincinnati are invited to submit proposals seeking financial support from the Fiscal Year 2022 City of Cincinnati Human Services Fund.
Remembering a Remarkable Man: Mr. Herbert R. Brown
United Way will greatly miss Herbert R. Brown, our long-time volunteer and namesake of our Herbert R. Brown Society.
