World Bicycle Day
What a Bicycle Taught Us About Teamwork In celebration of World Bicycle Day, the team at United Way of Greater Charlotte traded spreadsheets and meetings for a challenge that was e
May 2026 Newsletter
Built for This Moment Strong communities do not happen overnight. They are built over time through shared commitment, investment, and trust. That approach continues today. As commu
The Power of Community Voice in a Changing Charlotte
As Charlotte continues to grow and evolve, conversations about trusted information, community voice, and civic connection are becoming more important than ever. That’s
Reflecting, Aligning, and Moving Forward: United Way of Greater Charlotte Hosts Strategic Planning Retreat
Last Friday, United Way of Greater Charlotte brought together members of its Strategic Planning Implementation Committee for its longest and most focused convening to date, creatin
Listening Beyond the Data in Renaissance West
At Renaissance West Community Initiative, community voice is more than participation. It is a critical part of shaping the future of the neighborhood. Recently, residents gathered
Celebrating 50 Years of Community Impact with the Ben Mynatt Family
Some businesses become more than businesses. They become part of the story of a community. For 50 years, the Ben Mynatt family of dealerships has been exactly that in Cabarrus Coun
SC Johnson Supports United Neighborhoods Initiative with $20,000 Grant
Strong neighborhoods create stronger communities and partnerships help make that possible. United Way of Greater Charlotte is proud to receive a $20,000 grant from SC Johnson in su
A Letter From Our President and CEO
President and CEO Kathryn Firmin-Sellers reflects on our nonprofit partners' work and looks forward to 2026.
Bringing Community Together at The Longest Table
Nearly 1,000 individuals from the greater Charlotte community gathered for The Longest Table at Truist Field on Saturday, September 27.
Hundreds of Volunteers Lend a Helping Hand at Day of Caring
This past weekend, nearly 400 volunteers came together to lend a helping hand to senior citizens and nonprofit organizations in the area to complete more than 50 outdoor projects.