See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
United Way is proud to support Lighthouse Youth & Family Services Safe and Supported, a program with the goal of preventing and ending homelessness for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer/Questioning (LGBTQ) teens and young adults.
More than 100 volunteers came together for United Way's Day of Action to assemble 300 "Welcome Home" kits for families moving into new homes. The kits included household items like cleaning supplies, laundry detergent, a first aid kit, hygiene products and linens.
United Way Success By 6 is uniting volunteers this summer to go door-to-door to share early childhood education information with families in communities in Northern Kentucky.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati and Duke Energy united in partnership for two different volunteer events in May as part of Duke Energy in Action Month.
As he prepares to retire on May 31, United Way president and CEO Rob Reifsnyder reflects on his amazing 43-year career with United Way, including 18 years as CEO here in Greater Cincinnati.
United Way's Women Investing in the Next Generation (WINGs) have officially transition to Women United. Women United propel forward early childhood education and development through advocacy and volunteerism in Greater Cincinnati.
Over $22 million in tax refunds were returned to local families in the Greater Cincinnati region, thanks to United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s free tax preparation services and collaborative partners.
Following a six-month nationwide search, United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s Board of Directors has chosen Michael Johnson, now president & CEO of Boys & Girls Club of Dane County in Madison, Wisconsin, as its next president & CEO. He will take the role July 9.
United Way’s Board Orientation and Leadership Development (BOLD) program, Greater Cincinnati's most comprehensive board training program, is expanding to train even more local professionals for service on nonprofit boards across the region.
The United Way Born Learning Academy is one way schools and families can connect long before their child is enrolled in school. Academies use the best of proven tips, tools and resources to help families take a more active role in preparing their children for kindergarten.
At United Way LINC's Career Madness event on March 22, Young Professional volunteers shared college and career tips with local high school students from United Way agency partner GRAD Cincinnati.
United Way Success By 6 ® has a single community imperative: Kindergarten readiness is the most important priority for individual and collective school success and the community's long-term economic health. Here are some indicators to see if your child is kindergarten ready.
Whether you’re searching for information, or a resource for someone in the community, chances are that dialing 2-1-1 can solve your problem for free. Here are five ways 2-1-1 can make your life easier.
Stephanie W. Byrd, United Way’s senior vice president of early learning strategies, is taking her passion for helping others to United Way’s major campaign partner, the Greater Cincinnati-Dayton Region of the American Red Cross.
More than 300 people recently came together for United Way’s Family-Centered Learning Launch — a day of learning with our partners as we work together to create long-term solutions and system changes across the region for families in poverty.