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United Way Ghana's Second Grade Exchange Project

Leland Mississippi's Long Road to Recovery

NBC's TODAY Show Discusses Winter Utility Costs and 211

US Non-Profits Slash Jobs as Government and Donor Funding Dries Up

Support to Communities Impacted by Holiday Weather

Hurricane Melissa has wreaked havoc in the Caribbean. Here's how you can help.

Nonprofit Face Double Crunch As Shutdown Follows Severe Funding Cuts

Why you might be seeing ramen at your neighbor’s door on Halloween

Hunger Looms As Millions Prepare to Lose Food Aid Amid Shutdown

SNAP Cuts Could Leave Millions Hungry, States Scramble to Fill the Gap

Mobilizing Partnerships to Strengthen Climate Resilience

Continued Aid One Year After Milton

United Way named #1 on Chronicle of Philanthropy’s America’s Favorite Charities List

25 Great Ways Volunteering Is Good for Older Adults

211 Providing Support During Extreme Heat Wave

Caregivers Can Now Call 211 for Help in 10 New States

Commentary: AmeriCorps Cuts Are Hurting Communities, We All Need to Step Up

Millions of caregivers have access to this help line. Still, they're drowning.

Aid groups weigh how much more they can help if FEMA reduces its disaster response

How Businesses And Civil Society Can Partner To Build Community Trust

United Way Worldwide President: A Consequential Opportunity to Expand the Child Tax Credit (Op-Ed)

United Way Worldwide’s CEO Speaks to Washington Post about How Americans Are Worried about Affording the Necessities

United Way Worldwide's CEO Speaks to USA Today About 211 Impact Survey Data

Summer means new clothes, bikes, strollers and more. How will tariffs impact parents?

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