See below to learn about all the great things United Way is doing for our communities.
A successful Cincinnati workforce development program will be replicated with a rural flair in southeast Indiana thanks to a partnership between United Way of Greater Cincinnati Southeast Indiana and River Valley Resources.
A program connected to County-singing superstar Dolly Parton launches today in Clermont County with a goal of providing free books to more than 2,000 local preschoolers.
Cincinnati spoken-word artist Siri Imani released a video today featuring a powerful piece that speaks to how United Way of Greater Cincinnati has helped her and our region to thrive.
Whether it be the COVID-19 Regional Response Fund we activated with Greater Cincinnati Foundation, the partnerships we developed with grassroots groups and faith-based organizations to distribute more than 1 million masks and sanitizer, or our direct relief work getting $160,000 in gift cards to nearly 4,000 local residents, we made a difference.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati President and CEO Moira Weir recently received the Vistage Member Excellence Award for Leadership.
Just as your selection in coffee is unique to you, so should be your philanthropy. Giving to United Way of Greater Cincinnati Foundation can be as special and unique as you. With a Blended Gift, you can watch your donations at work and receive current and future benefits.
We are fortunate to have tens of thousands across Greater Cincinnati who support the community-changing work we do in our community. Some of them, and others, see United Way of Greater Cincinnati as a hub providing access to volunteer activities.
As COVID-19 cases spike throughout our region, mask wearing is taking center stage. The city of Cincinnati mandated mask wearing on Friday.
Southeast Indiana non-profits helping residents recover from COVID-19 fallout will receive relief help from United Way of Greater Cincinnati Southeast Indiana.
Nearly 4,000 local residents recently received more than $160,000 in gift cards to help with COVID-19 fallout through a partnership between United Way of Greater Cincinnati, its partner agencies and Hamilton County Job and Family Services.
United Way of Greater Cincinnati’s launches a large-scale note-writing effort to provide 15,000 Notes of Encouragement to local seniors on Day of Action
By now, many of you have noticed or heard about the widespread mobilization around Juneteenth. Many of you may wonder what it is and why it’s so important.
Nearly 30 projects led by Black entrepreneurs will soon receive more than $600,000 in Black Empowerment Works grants to launch or strengthen anti-poverty initiatives.
Have you seen our latest video? It truly captures what United Way means to this community.