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…needs in the community. Its business is to improve lives and community conditions by building and mobilizing resources. To learn more about United Way’s impact in your community visit www.uwca.org….…
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…Habitat for Humanity project in October – more details to come. Women United member Jody Mattson, who works at AmFirst, said, “I love United Way. I give to UWCA because……
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Many veterans find themselves without stable housing and other basic needs upon returning home from serving our country. Organizations such as Priority Veteran, a United Way initiative, works to ensure……
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…now 23 years old, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at 18 months. “When we realized he was not walking, we began his testing,” said Eryca. “Then, when he was 2,……
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…photo booth, and cleanup. Set up will take place the day before the event, May 8, from 1-4pm. This team’s duties include unloading and organizing water, snacks, table décor, and……
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…efforts aimed at addressing disparities in education, health and financial stability in the Central Alabama region (consisting of Blount, Jefferson, Shelby, St. Clair and Walker counties). Impact-area workgroups make up……
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…of Central Alabama impacts Homelessness Prevention & Housing United Way offers one-on-one assistance to locate permanent housing and resources, helping people gain the knowledge and skills to remain financially stable….…
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…Campaign, Melissa Paruszkiewicz, HR Manager for O’Neal Manufacturing Services, another ONI company headquartered in Birmingham, is proud to have an outlet to give back through her employer. “I know that……
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…is a top priority. Unfortunately, there are nearly 2,000 seniors on a waiting list for nutrition services. The solution is increased funding and more volunteers. If you would like to……
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…said. “Every donation is used wisely and efficiently. Whether it’s the long-reaching broad strategies and partnerships of Bold Goals, or specific programs, direct services and partner agencies, UWCA continues to……
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…have already met to allocate the dollars pledged, to our agencies and programs serving Central Alabama. They will focus on education, financial stability, health and access to services– the building……
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…run its course yet,” said Sims. Community Service Response Center. “That’s why we’re here. 2-1-1 is there for people when they don’t know where else to go. Unfortunately, because of……
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