Honor 9/11 Victims by Volunteering
On Sept. 11, we remember those who were killed, recognize all who survived and honor the sacrifices of first responders through unity and service.
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On Sept. 11, we remember those who were killed, recognize all who survived and honor the sacrifices of first responders through unity and service.
On International Literacy Day, we are reminded that literacy protects and advances human rights.
Volunteers are needed for all natural disasters, so it’s never too soon to take action and be prepared to volunteer after disaster strikes.
On what would have been Nelson Mandela's 100th birthday, let's remember his activism and embody his ideals.
Here are easy tips for parents, caregivers and even older siblings to follow to help young students stay on track, even while they’re on vacation.
One of the ways people can unite for change is through community gardens.
Volunteering your time is one of the greatest gifts you can give. Just ask the people who create positive change during Day of Action.
Every year, United Way and our volunteers help more than 2 million youth worldwide gain the confidence and credentials they need to succeed in life.
Volunteering at a young age promotes skill-building, healthy lifestyle choices, and community involvement.
National Volunteer Week is a great time to contact your local United Way to hear inspiring volunteer stories from your community and create your own.
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