See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
Martha and Carl H. Lindner III have committed $100,000 per year over the next five years to United Way of Greater Cincinnati to support the Child Poverty Collaborative’s One to One Family Initiative.
Yvonne Gray Washington is retiring June 30 as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of United Way of Greater Cincinnati after 21-plus years with the organization.
United Way is partnering with Cincinnati Preschool Promise and Cincinnati Bell for Day of Action on Wednesday, June 21 to "Stuff the Streetcar" with supplies for local children and preschool teachers.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati's Call for Partners is an invitation to the nonprofit community to join our fight against poverty, while putting families and children at the center of services to deliver more holistic support.
Over $20 million in tax refunds were returned to local families in the Greater Cincinnati region, thanks to United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s Regional Volunteer Tax Assistance Collaborative.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati president Rob Reifsnyder recently authored an op-ed in the Cincinnati Enquirer discussing the many collaborative efforts in our community to improve lives in the areas of education, financial stability and health.
At United Way's 2017 Leaders and Legends luncheon, outgoing Board Chair Carl Satterwhite was recognized for his achievements during his two years of service, while incoming Board Chair Julia Poston looked ahead to the important work we have ahead of us.
Use the promo code LIVEUNITED17 when purchasing FC Cincinnati tickets online and United Way of Greater Cincinnati will receive 10% of the proceeds from each ticket!
Gary T. “Doc” Huffman, chairman, president and chief executive officer, Ohio National Financial Services, will chair United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s 2017 fundraising campaign.
Want to announce a draft pick live from the stage on day three of the 2017 NFL Draft in Philadelphia!? You can enter to win with a $10 donation. Funds raised will be used to advance the NFL and United Way's collective work around character education.
We will be honoring the ones who are the hand raisers and the game changers for those who need a voice, and celebrate the work we do together at our 2017 Leaders and Legends Luncheon.
The jump from high school to college can be a difficult transition for many students. That transition can be eased with proper preparation, which is why United Way has partnered with the Middletown High School Future Center to pilot the Middletown High School Speed Mentoring Program.
Rita Knaff found herself out of work five years ago, and United Way agency partner Per Scholas helped her turn her life around by launching her into a new career in information technology.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati -- Eastern Area recently held it's annual Thank You Luncheon to thank agency, corporate and community partners for their efforts in 2016 to help make Brown and Clermont counties a place where everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
A huge thank you to everyone who gave to the 2016 Wish List and helped to raise over $122,000 for local families!