See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
If you do good work, people will notice. That's what Karen Snyder, director of United Way’s Southeastern Indiana area office, learned this recently when she received an unexpected letter.
United Way commits to working with others in the community to address issues of equity and inclusion. We promise to look inward as well as outward.This community must heal. And we're dedicated to playing a significant role in that journey.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati has named Holly End as its new senior vice president / chief development officer. She will fill a strategic role for the organization as a member of the executive leadership team and will lead the fundraising efforts for one of the top ten United Ways in the U.S.
Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health is part of United Way's family-centered network of partners working together to create new and innovative solutions to help children and families on a path out of poverty. Learn about the new partnerships they've created to better serve families.
Their belief in giving back goes back decades — fueled greatly by their family’s escape from Nazi Germany. This year’s campaign co-chairs, Kim & Gary Heiman of Standard Textile, talk about the very personal reason they’re committed to our community.
In early 2018, United Way and 98 of its partner agencies began taking a family-centered approach to focus on deeper understanding of families to connect and understand their experiences and learn where improvements can be made in specific services. Learn about the early results.
From August 16 - 25, United Way, along with new president and CEO Michael Johnson, launched Community United, a 10-stop tour aimed at raising awareness of poverty's impact on our region.
As United Way’s 2018 community campaign co-chairs, Kim and Gary Heiman have shown they will do whatever it takes to raise awareness about United Way, our partners and our collective work in the community, including going over the edge to support United Way partner, Big Brothers Big Sisters.
After more than 20 years as a development officer for United Way of Greater Cincinnati, Chris Martin was promoted to president and CEO of United Way of San Antonio & Bexar County in Texas.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s new President and CEO Michael Johnson is going out into the community to launch United Way’s annual fall campaign with a new series of events aimed at raising the awareness of poverty’s impact on our region.
The latest class of United Way BOLD: Board Orientation & Leadership Development began Thursday, July 26 with a new group of future nonprofit volunteer leaders.
Roger and Glenda Schorr received recognition this past June at the Greater Cincinnati Planned Giving Council’s 20th annual Voices of Giving Awards for their planned gift to United Way.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati is sending its new President and CEO Michael Johnson out into the community as it launches its annual fall campaign with a new series of events aimed at raising awareness of poverty’s impact on our region.
More than one dozen new business and community leaders are giving their time, talent and passion to United Way of Greater Cincinnati by joining the nonprofit’s Board of Directors and the United Way Foundation Board of Directors.
United Way has launched a new event -- Campaign JumpStart -- to equip local leaders with tools and resources to launch, run and conclude a successful United Way campaign to support our community.