Thanks to our partners and volunteers, we have collected 2,700 full backpacks (200 above our goal of 2,500)

A new survey finds Kentuckians overwhelmingly support increased investments to improve access to high-quality child care programs.

Adrienne Hines first benefitted from United Way's help. Now she's advocating for others.

Thanks to grants from United Way's Black Empowerment Works, Deasa Dorsey launched iCan Health to educate people about diabetes.

There was plenty to be excited about as dozens of families participated in a summer literacy event organized by United Way of Greater Cincinnati Eastern Area and its partner, KLiCWOW.

The grant, awarded by Indiana's Regional Economic Acceleration and Development Initiative (READI) and the Indiana Economic Development Corporation (IEDC), is designated for the Early Education Access Project.