Indiana United Way Helping Struggling Families
United Ways all over the world are working to help low-income families struggling to get by.
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In The News
United Way is making change – and headlines. Here you will find accounts of our work around the world. You'll also find thoughts from our leaders on the complex challenges that communities face, and how we solve them together.
United Way Suncoast Tackles Poverty with $18M Commitment
United Way is laser-focused on the most vulnerable among us, galvanizing community support.
Read MoreUnited Way Celebrates 100 Years Of Impact In The St. Louis Area
United Way is around for the long haul, bringing people together to make real impact.
Read MoreUnited Way Volunteers Package Record 50K Meals
Globally, some 1.5M volunteers work through United Way to help their neighbors.
Read MoreUnited Way of the Flint Hills Mails 150,000th Imagination Library Book
United Way has long partnered with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, part of our work helping children come to school ready to succeed.
Read MoreUnited Way Southeast Louisiana Issues $500K in Summer Learning Grants
United Way and its partners are supporting summer education, health and job training in New Orleans and around the world.
Read MoreUW British Columbia Using $1.4M Gift to Address Food Insecurity
United Way is working to get more people more access to food in more than 1,1000 communities across 37 countries.
Read MoreTrust in Nonprofits and Philanthropy Continues to Be Higher Than in Government and the News Media
Americans’ trust in nonprofits (including United Way) is higher than in other institutions, like federal and state government, and corporations.
Read MoreWashtenaw United: ‘Community Baby Shower’ Gathers Supplies and Support for Struggling New Mothers
Even before the infant formula shortage, United Way & partners worked to provide essentials to struggling moms.
Read MoreMile High United Way Hosts “Women United Village Event’ to Help Struggling Families
Communities come together to help families who may be struggling, like Mile High United Way's “Women United Village Event"
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