Despite working full-time to support her family, Tanika Newell had fallen behind on her bills and it came down to paying rent or paying the heat bill.

Angie is one of many who turned to the United Way helpline for assistance in scheduling vaccinations.

LeAmber always wanted to be a teacher, but childbirth, finances and losing her apartment got in the way. Here's how UWGC and partner Child Focus helped.

With help from United Way and partner Lincoln-Grant Scholar House, a determined Alli Cooper reached her goals.

After a fire destroyed her apartment and all her belongings, Kim Chenault was able to rise above poverty and purchase her own home thanks to help from UWGC's Project Lift.

Tierra Harris, a mother of four, worked seven days a week living paycheck to paycheck. Then she was diagnosed with COVID-19 and could not get work or unemployment. At first she felt lost, but found Project Lift.