Since 1887, United Way has been a philanthropic leader, investing in individuals and strengthening communities with thought leadership and strategic, collaborative work on the ground. From annual reports and white papers to surveys and reports, we offer resources to help solve community problems.
More education leads to better jobs and higher incomes. But it’s also linked to health, life expectancy, voter turnout, incarceration, and more. Use this tool to see what might happen if educational outcomes were to improve.
Read MoreDoes volunteering occur more around individual preferences or is it guided by community priorities? This question was posed in a follow-up survey of United Way CEOs on volunteering. Also, learn what might be done to engage non-volunteers and boost the numbers of those already volunteering.
Read MoreHow do communities think about priorities relating to people’s jobs and health? United Way CEOs see some connection necessary for their joint success, but do not witness an integrated approach locally.
Read MoreA recent survey of United Way leaders put the spotlight on youth employment as critical to building stronger communities, with a marked need for greater collaboration between educators and employers.
Read MoreIn 2008, United Way set out bold goals for the nation to tackle: working to boost youth graduating from high school on-time, to improve working families’ financial stability, and to keep Americans healthy and avoiding risky behavior.
Read MoreA survey findings and describes why and how more people are volunteering with United Way. I hope you’ll take a look, and join us as we LIVE UNITED.
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