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Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate and reflect on the culture, traditions and inspiring contributions of Hispanic Americans in our community.
Labor shortages continue to weigh down our local and national economy. Right now, millions of U.S. companies have more job openings than workers to fill them. Workers in the younger generation are being more selective when it comes to finding a job. They are looking for companies with great employee culture, diversity and growth opportunities. A great and cost-effective way to hit these marks is to offer mentorship programs.
New partnership helps launch workforce development initiative for Black and Latina young women.
Back-to-school shopping is underway and it is more expensive than ever before. Many families can’t afford the price of supplies.
Valley of the Sun United Way has partnered with FreeWill to help you plan your estate for free. The website walks you through all the steps and information needed in about 20 minutes or less!
Suicide is the 12th leading cause of death in the United States. It is the second cause of death for younger Americans. A single call can saves someone’s life.
The Phoenix metropolitan area continues to lead lists of the fastest-growing cities across the country, and with that growth comes wide-ranging issues that add to the complexities of addressing social challenges and issues throughout our community.
Arizona’s summer temperatures can be extremely dangerous for our neighbors experiencing homelessness. Those living outside in the elements are especially at-risk. Learn how you can help.
Valley of the Sun United Way relies on donations to continue our work in Maricopa County. One way you can help support our work is by shopping on AmazonSmile.
Valley of the Sun United Way’s brand new collaborative workspace is now open to the community. The MacKenzie Scott Drop Spot offers a place where our nonprofit partners can meet and collaborate.
