See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati was able to bring together many different resources in Clermont County to activate mobile pantries at four different schools each week for four months.
128 households to receive internet access through NKY Digital Equity Initiative
Watch a preview of an upcoming 30-minute documentary being produced on our behalf, coming this October. Many entities – Procter & Gamble, The E.W. Scripps Co., Curiosity Advertising, and our agency partners – are coming together to tell the story of our region’s upheaval and rebound.
United Way brings together leaders, volunteers, donors and others in our community to solve problems in a collaborative, nonpartisan way. We believe civic engagement is the heart of our work and builds stronger communities. Please join us by volunteering at the polls.
Bengals fan cutouts raise $34,000 for local charities, including United Way of Greater Cincinnati.
We know a wave of evictions is happening now, with more to come. Millions lost jobs – temporarily or permanently – and they need help paying rent to avoid homelessness.
Calling all Cincinnati-area creatives! Help United Way of Greater Cincinnati bring to life our manifesto through your words or other talents captured on video. Submit your entry by Sept. 20. Voting will be held Sept. 22-25.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati surpassed its “summer sprint” goal by raising $11 million as it works to address the most significant health and economic threat to Cincinnati in generations.
We have two tremendous opportunities open to the public over the coming weeks.
“The extra support from the COVID-19 Regional Response Fund activated by United Way of Greater Cincinnati has meant we haven’t had to turn anyone away,” said Liz Vogel, CEO of Jewish Family Service.
One of the vital services we provide at United Way of Greater Cincinnati is our Free Tax Preparation Program. Each year, approximately 500 IRS-certified volunteers help file taxes for low-income Greater Cincinnati residents.
125 households to receive internet access through United Way partnership.
Have you missed the July 15th tax filing deadline? Still need help preparing and filing your return for 2019? Visit one of our tax sites and an IRS certified tax volunteer will prepare and e-file your return for free.
If the federal government provides less than $50 billion to the country, up to 50% of the child care centers in our region would close, leaving thousands of children and working parents without care.
Dear United Way friends, “It is your reaction to adversity, not the adversity itself, that determines how your life’s story will develop.”