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Fair Housing Month Brought Leaders Together to Address Housing Barriers
Each April, Fair Housing Month highlights the importance of accessible, equitable housing free from discrimination. In recognition, several United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) staff members attended the Fair Housing
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Helping Nonprofit Leaders Harness the Knowledge and Experience of Their Board Members
Leading a nonprofit is highly rewarding but also quite challenging, said Jequette Edmonson Noland, Executive Director of the Legal Aid Society of Birmingham. Since her job requires her to be
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Returning the Favors She Received by Volunteering
Once in need, now a source of hope—read how Women United member La Toya Haskins Cathéy is paying it forward through volunteer work, turning gratitude into a powerful act of giving back.
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Restaurant Chain Supports United Way’s Work to Eliminate Hunger
Last week, Checkers and Rally’s presented a $5,000 check to United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) to celebrate and support the success of programs to eliminate food insecurity in our
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Empowering All People to Be All They Can Be
The familiar clinking sound of silverware, chopping on a cutting board and searing on a grill could be coming from any busy commercial kitchen in the middle of the day.
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Women United Makes an Impact in the Fight Against Period Poverty
From March 10th to April 4th, Women United, United Way Hands On (UWHO) and United Way of Central Alabama (UWCA) led the second annual period supply drive — collecting an