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Get involved and tackle challenging issues in our community through service learning, teamwork, and volunteerism – that is just what thirteen local teens did on June 27-29 by participating in the United Way's GoLEAD service learning and leadership program.
The knowledge and skills kids learn today will prepare them for long-term success, including college and career readiness. Supporting all kids now helps make our schools, workforce, and community stronger. Summer programs provide so much more to kids in our community than a chance to catch up and stay on track academically.
United Way Northwest Georgia is mobilizing over 40 volunteers to Make A Difference on June 20 and 22 for United Way's Day of Action, an annual event that galvanizes the caring power of volunteers to create positive change across the world.
Each year millions of Americans face the reality of living with a mental illness. May is Mental Health Awareness Month. In May, United Way of Northwest Georgia is joining the movement to raise awareness about mental health.
United Way honors volunteers in Whitfield and Murray counties whose service has exemplified a commitment to bring hope, promise, and opportunity to the lives of others.
We could not be more thankful for the perfect day to have our Women’s Leadership Council Power of the Purse event. The skies were clear, spring had sprung, and we were surrounded by women with giving hearts!
United Way recently presented its corporate partners with the Power of Community Awards! These awards honor YOUR hard work and generosity over the last year and celebrate all we have accomplished together through the Power of Community. Campaign Co-Chairs, Piet and Julian Dossche, along with President Amanda Burt, thanked all the CEOs, campaign teams, and employees who supported United Way by giving, advocating, and volunteering.
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, I think about how fortunate we are to live in a community with a legacy of so many inspiring women. We do not have to look far in our community to find women with vision and a heart for service.
