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LATEST NEWS
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Four Important Tips to Start the 2025 Tax Season
The beginning of a new year also means the start of another tax season. And while United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) is wrapping up volunteer training for its Free
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Leading the Way in Leadership Training for Nonprofits: New UWCA Program Reaches More than 300 Area Professionals in its First Year
LEARN United, United Way of Central Alabama’s professional development program, trained over 300 nonprofit professionals in its first year.
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Joe Young Inspires Kindness in Every Delivery
Meet Joe Young, a Meals on Wheels volunteer with United Way of Central Alabama, who delivers more than just meals—he brings kindness and inspiration to every visit. Read his story.
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United Way Raises More than $38 Million to Strengthen Our Community
On Wednesday, December 11th, United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) wrapped up its 101st annual campaign with a celebration at The Fennec in Birmingham. The event, complete with live music
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Spotlight on Nhung Le: Making a Difference at UWCA
At United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA), we are proud to spotlight the incredible work of our team members who make a difference in our community every day. One such individual is Nhung Le, a first-generation college graduate who has been a vital part of our organization for the past three years.
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Collaborative Swim School at LJCC Makes a Splash with Kids and Parents
Drowning is one of the most common causes of accidental death among children in the United States. And, in 2022, Alabama ranked sixth in the nation for children drowning. That