We are transforming our annual Day of Caring this year and invite you to stuff the bus! Help give area children a smart and healthy start to school by collecting school and health supplies.
The past few weeks have been incredibly challenging. A blinding spotlight is being shone on the tremendously difficult issues of race and equity across our country. For too long, inequity, violence and racism have been allowed to go unchecked, violating the lives of people of color.
United Way has awarded grants to nonprofit organizations that provide emergency basic needs services to people impacted by COVID-19.
We’ve received calls and emails from donors and volunteers asking how they can help, as well as messages from community members in need of services. Here is a compilation of resources and giving and volunteering opportunities to date.
United Way of the Capital Region would like to recognize the following organizations for making a corporate donation of $10,000 or more to its 2019 fundraising campaign.
As an organization dedicated to the well-being of our community, we are closely watching the developments surrounding the spread of coronavirus in our community. As of Monday, March 16 we have:
United Way of the Capital Region has raised $9,612,575 of its $10,000,579 campaign goal to benefit the community.
When Tomas of Harrisburg could no longer tolerate his dental pain, he reached out for help.
Like many five-year-old children, Shane loves to play, read books and create science projects. But he finds transitions hard and struggles with PTSD and anxiety.
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