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Incorporating learning into your everyday activities while your family is home will help keep your kid’s mind awake and prepared for returning to school in January.
In partnership with 140 exceptional local programs, United Way invests nearly $100 million to address the multiple causes of poverty in the Valley. With your help, we can continue to do this and more.
“I am returning back to my job with a greater understanding of the community in which I live and serve, as well as have developed my leadership and management skills.”
These 5 ways to give shows your commitment to fighting for kids, families, and neighborhoods in Maricopa County.
Give and get back. That’s the motto of the Arizona tax credit with Valley of the Sun United Way. When you choose to give to the Helping the Working Poor fund, you could receive a dollar for dollar tax credit up to $400 for individuals and $800 for couples.
In Roosevelt last Saturday, Operation Uplift continued as people gathered to rise up. Nearly 140 volunteers, including 83 Arizona State University students, assisted with multiple tasks in the area in just one day.
From $2 donations to $250 donations, each and every dollar helps us take big steps for kids, families, and neighborhoods in our community together.
You know the name, but do you know what it really means? We have answers.
At the November Project Connect, more than 170 volunteers helped over 230 guests get connected to 2,540 services from one or more of our 36 partners in just one day!
You can help families experiencing poverty enjoy meal time together by picking up some items to create a Share the Love box while you’re shopping for your holiday meals.
