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There will never be Equity without Equal Access to Justice

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of people in India lack access to proper sanitation

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of young adults in Africa are currently unemployed

What We're Fighting For

United Way advances the common good in communities across the world. Our focus is on education, income and health—the building blocks for a good quality of life. View our impact >

We’re providing water and sanitation facilities to low-income schools

We’re helping students stay in school and on track for graduation.

We’re advancing digital literacy for youth in Ghana.

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Fighting COVID-19: Impact through Innovation

United Way should be defined not by what we have done, but what we are doing and will do. As a career United Way employee, I deeply value United Way’s history and successes. But COVID-19 is changing the way the world works. As a result, United Way must accelerate our ongoing transformation.

COVID-19: We’re in this Together

Our collective fight against #Covid19 will be successful if we work together. We're in this together.

6 Things to Know about the Just-Passed COVID-19 Relief Bill

Find out the top 6 things you need to know about what’s in the stimulus and the relief it will provide to workers, children, and families.

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My Experiences as An Immigrant Define Me & My Work

A United Way CEO recalls the isolation and anxiety her family experienced as U.S. immigrants decades ago and how guides her work.