Charlotte is United for Lasting Change
United Way has been around for more than 90 years in the Charlotte region, constantly evolving its work in order to best serve the community.
Finding Purpose from the Power of Nonprofits
Shopping was not what I expected to be doing a few hours after being whisked away from my sixth grade classroom to go to an emergency homeless shelter, but that’s exactly where m
Turning Adversity into Advocacy in the Fight Against Housing Insecurity
O'Shauna Hunter shares her story on why she decided to become an advocate for the underserved and underrepresented population in Charlotte.
Meet Our 2023 Regional Investment Partners
United Way of Greater Charlotte has realigned its regional investment to focus on issues identified by community members across its four-county footprint.
Meet Our 2023 Unite Charlotte Partners
United Way of Greater Charlotte announced the 2023 Unite Charlotte grant recipients.
Meet Our 2023 United Neighborhoods Partners
United Way of Greater Charlotte is funding 64 United Neighborhoods partners in 2023.
Supporting Positive Relationships with Youth in East Charlotte Through Mentorship & Education
Promise Youth Development brings East Charlotte youth together to bond with their peers and their community through programming and events.
Identifying the Needs of Residents in Anson County
In January 2022, a diverse committee of Anson County residents and community leaders was created to identify areas of need where United Way funding can make the greatest impact. Ou
Making a Greater Impact on Residents in Union County
At the beginning of 2022, a diverse committee of Union County community members came together to identify key areas of need where United Way funding can make the biggest difference
The Importance of Place-Based Work
“We invest in neighborhoods because we believe that you all know exactly what you need in your communities and you just need some support to get there,” said United Way of Cent