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LATEST NEWS
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Priority Veteran Program Expands to Florida Panhandle, Opens Pensacola Office
While Veterans Day is officially observed on November 11th, United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) honors – and serves — veterans year-round through its Priority Veteran program. Supported by a
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Delivering Hope: The Importance of Meals on Wheels This November
Our success relies heavily on the dedication of volunteers who drive routes and deliver meals to those in need. This flexible commitment requires minimal time — most routes take only
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How Visiting Allocation Teams Help Drive Effective Funding
“This is an opportunity for volunteers to really learn what our partner agencies do and help us decide if we should continue funding,” Moore emphasized, underscoring the key role that volunteers play.
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Important Information for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this year, we’re sharing tips from United Way of Central Alabama partners about how to recognize and respond to domestic violence, a serious problem across our six-county footprint.
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Chilton County Nonprofit Helps Answer the Question, “What Comes After Foster Care?”
Raleigh’s Place was founded by Tim and Sharon King in 2004 as a foster home based in Chilton County. Since then, several foster-centric programs have been added to the operation,
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WBRC 6 News Highlights United Way’s Childcare Expansion Grants
Gillian Brooks of WBRC 6 News recently interviewed Olivia Hayes, our Bold Goals Partnership Coordinator at United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA), on how a new grant is addressing the