30th Annual Union Day of Caring
This past weekend, 402 volunteers showed up to complete 53 outdoor projects at our annual Union Day of Caring.
Racial Equity Nonprofit Board Training
This three-part Racial Equity Nonprofit Board Training workshop, organized by United Way of Central Carolinas and presented by TIAA, unites leaders to learn, stimulate conversation
Meet United Way’s Volunteer Management Team
When it comes to community engagement, companies have the power to bring positive and measurable change to the cities, towns and neighborhoods where they do business. In add
How 1,000 Volunteers Joined United Way to Honor Dr. King
Audrey Johnson and Briell McCoy love giving back to their community. Wanting to get involved through service during the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, the friends spent an aft
Answering Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Call to Serve
United Way of Central Carolinas will celebrate the life, legacy and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with its annual MLK Call to Service on Saturday, January 18 from noon unti
Year in Review: United Way’s Biggest Impact Moments of 2019
From giving and volunteering, to impacting and advocating, it has been a busy year at United Way of Central Carolinas. As we look forward to the New Year, we thank our community fo
3 New Year’s Resolutions United Way Can Help You Keep
For many people, New Year’s resolutions are an opportunity to resolve to make changes, accomplish goals and improve lives. Need a little inspiration for some great 2020 re
Ways to Give Back with United Way This Season
Behind all United Way’s work, there are people like you who get involved in significant ways to ensure a better future for children, families and neighbors across the Charlotte r
United Way’s Day of Caring Shows Giving Spirit Across Union County
It isn’t hard to see the passion, commitment and hard work volunteers show in Union County. Most recently, the community’s giving spirit was visible during the annual Un
Charlotte companies, volunteers join Live United Day back-to-school prep
Preparing for a new academic year can be tedious for school staff like Nelda Smith, the media specialist at South Charlotte Middle School who oversees all the school’s technology