See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
In September 2020, Ladies of Leadership opened a remote learning hub at the nonprofit’s headquarters in Paddock Hills. Since then, about 20 boys and girls from several school districts — kindergartners to high school seniors — have received one-on-one help with schoolwork.
In recognition of National 211 Day, here's a look at United Way of Greater Cincinnati's 211 service, which received more than 40,000 calls in 2020. [INFOGRAPHIC]
Hamilton County and the City of Cincinnati enlisted United Way 211 as a partner to help spread information on local vaccines, especially how those eligible can schedule their vaccination.
United Way is so grateful for P&G's support every year, and that is no more evident than through P&G Give Back Days. Even in these uncertain times – especially in these uncertain times – they answered the call to lift up community members in need.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati's Moira Weir is among new leaders of Greater Cincinnati organizations that the Business Courier expects to be most influential in 2021.
In an uncertain year, one thing remained certain: plenty of good happening in the Northern Kentucky community!
Updates on United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s Black Empowerment Works grantees.
Information about work being done on behalf of people affected by COVID-19; books for children; the United Way annual campaign; and more.
Approximately 160 families in the Middletown area will be eligible for up to $250 to assist with emergency needs under a new program supported by United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s Middletown area center.
Dozens of donors raised their commitments to the annual campaign in the final days of 2019 to take contributions to the $50 million mark, reversing a three-year decline and ensuring full funding for all initiatives and agencies.
On Giving Tuesday, United Way of Greater Cincinnati launched RideUnited to raise funds and awareness around the lack of reliable transportation in our region. RideUnited, presented locally by TriHealth, leverages the strengths of the United Way 211 network to address unmet critical transportation needs. In addition to launching RideUnited, we celebrated Giving Tuesday at Taft’s Brewpourium, where volunteers assembled more than 200 Family Assistance kits.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati Board of Directors elected Steven J. Shifman as Board Chair and Barbara A. Turner as Board Chair Elect/Vice Chair.
United Way is investing in the work that must be done to be more inclusive and equitable, across race, ethnicity, gender, religion, age, sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status. Learn more about our Equity and Inclusion RFP process to engage in a series of projects that will provide a holistic evaluation of our organization