United Way’s Influencers are brand ambassadors who empower their audiences to drive social impact through digital calls to action and hands on involvement. These individuals are committed to the United Way mission of improving lives in Central Alabama.
Join us on social media as we inspire and empower change in our community.
Hands On is the volunteer center of United Way of Central Alabama. Their mission is to connect people with organized and meaningful volunteer opportunities to help bring about positive social change.
2-1-1 is a statewide network of call centers providing information on a wide range of health and human services.
Priority Veteran provides veterans with assistance in locating affordable housing and resources to become financially stable.
Meals on Wheels offers hot meals and safety checks to homebound seniors and the disabled in Jefferson County.
The United Way Area Agency on Aging assesses the needs of older persons, distributes funds for the provision of services, implements programs, and provides counseling and information on available resources to seniors, people with disabilities, and caregivers.
Success By 6 is United Way of Central Alabama’s initiative focusing on increasing access to quality early learning.
Help Me Grow is a free resource enabling parents to get answers on child development questions and conduct age-appropriate developmental screenings for children ages 0-8.
United Way’s Financial Stability Partnership includes more than 100 partners statewide focused on helping hard-working families become and remain economically secure.
United Way’s Healthy Communities iniative promotes active modes of transportation, lkike walking and biking, through its Safe Routes program.
The Bold Goals Coalition of Central Alabama is a community-based initiative of 200 organizations solving big community problems by aligning partners, resources and agendas.
“United Way of Central Alabama moves into first place on Charity Navigator’s Top 10 list of charities”, Bham Now , 9 May 2019
“Birmingham ranks No. 2 on list of top metros for charitable giving”, Birmingham Business Journal, 31 October 2019