Tocqueville Society 2025 Recaps
Tocqueville Holiday Celebration Nov. 12 United Way’s Tocqueville and Centennial Society members gathered for a warm and joyful start to the holiday season, coming together to honor a year of generosity and community impact. The celebration was an opportunity to reflect on the lives changed because of this committed group of philanthropic leaders. United Way […]
Knowledge Exchange — Eviction Prevention Training
United Way of Greater Cincinnati has partnered with various organizations to host Knowledge Exchanges on eviction prevention. Eviction Prevention Training #2 – October 2025 Kentucky Eviction Prevention Training – June 2025 Eviction Prevention Training – November 2024
Bandwidth for Brighter Futures: Digital Access in Education & the Workforce
In honor of Digital Inclusion Week, United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s latest Policy With a Splash of Coffee focused on the role digital access plays in education and workforce initiatives. Panelists (pictured above) included Angela Siefer, National Digital Inclusion Alliance; Peter Voderberg, BroadbandOhio; Meghan Sandfoss, Kentucky Office of Broadband Development and Hailey Barr-King, United Way. […]
Impact Update | Fall 2025
What We’re Learning Survey reveals strongest predictor of social capital in Greater Cincinnati A United Way of Greater Cincinnati-supported study suggests a strong link between homeownership and higher levels of community engagement and neighborhood awareness. The study, conducted last year by Blume Community Partners and LISC Greater Cincinnati, gauged factors influencing social capital — a […]
United We Thrive: A New Chapter of Collaboration
United Way of Greater Cincinnati and more than 200 community champions from 125 organizations kicked off a new chapter of partnership during a meeting Aug. 21. United Way President and CEO, Moira Weir, set the tone with a clear message about the power of belonging and collaboration: “The challenges we’re tackling don’t exist in silos. […]
Digital Access Strengthens Education and the Workforce
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Thank you for believing in lasting change!
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Nourish Together: Addressing Food Insecurity in Our Region
United Way’s latest Policy With a Splash of Coffee focused on how to address hunger in our communities and the importance of public and private funding.
Strengthening Communities: United Way Worldwide’s 2025 Advocacy Forum and Capitol Hill Day
UWGC’s Hailey Barr-King amplified local voices during meetings in the nation’s capital.
Impact Update | Summer 2025
What We’re Learning Our region’s issues are interconnectedWhile preparing for our new grantmaking cycle, we thought a lot about our three key focus areas — educational success, financial empowerment and housing security — and how they are interconnected. We know we can’t be singularly focused. Without safe and stable housing, children struggle to focus on their education; without financial stability, […]
Pathway to Prosperity
If you’re passionate about financial empowerment, we have an incredible opportunity for Certified Financial Planners® to make a real difference!
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Ask Congress to Expand the Child Tax Credit (CTC)
Take action to support families across the country by asking your members of Congress to support the expansion of the CTC.
