See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s 211 helpline is available to those who need help scheduling vaccine appointments or getting transportation to an appointment. United Way is helping senior citizens, marginalized communities, the digitally challenged and those without transportation navigate the quickest path to vaccination. Help is only a three-digit call away.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati is helping senior citizens, marginalized communities, the digitally challenged and those without transportation navigate the quickest path to vaccination.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati is asking the community and corporate partners to assemble literacy kits for families in Hamilton County.
Three big decisions over the past two weeks impact our Free Tax Prep program and you or someone you know.
To celebrate Month of the Young Child and national Drop Everything and Read Day, we’ve recruited volunteer readers to share their favorite childhood story on video. From April 12 to 16, we will release new videos each day after school and before bedtime.
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.
Highlights of recent efforts by the UWGC Southeast Indiana office.
UWGC’s Northern Kentucky Area Center will receive the 2021 Business Engagement of the Year Award during the annual Excellence in Education Celebration.
The Middletown Area Center is working with Middletown’s nonprofit Feed the Hungry Project on plans for the Louella Thompson Children’s Enrichment Center (LTCEC).
Highlights of recent efforts by UWGC's Eastern Area office.
The ultimate goal of Ladies of Leadership: equip girls, many from impoverished families, with tools to help them achieve economic success.
We advocate for public policies at the federal, state and local level to develop efficient service delivery systems throughout our region. We want positive, systemic change for those we serve.
Our recent work with Hamilton County on a Relief-a-Thon for victims of COVID-19 is a perfect example of the partnerships we need to ensure positive impact in our community.
People adversely affected by COVID-19 can call 211 -- United Way's helpline -- to learn about available community resources.
Trained and vetted mentors are the backbone of Ladies of Leadership, which CEO Kimberly Huckleby founded in 2007 to boost girls’ confidence and develop their sense of worth.