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Top 3 Secrets For Scavenger Hunt Success

At Valley of the Sun United Way, our Generation United members enjoy a little friendly competition. That’s why they created Win United, an annual scavenger hunt where you can challenge your friends and coworkers to win awesome prizes and share the love on Instagram. The best part, you’ll have fun while helping kids and families right here in our community.

‘Breakfast’ Means More Than Food for Valley Children

For many children in our community, breakfast is much more than a morning meal; it’s a vital pathway to successful learning, good health and a sense of security. “We aren’t just feeding hungry children,” says Jayson Matthews, Director of Ending Hunger at Valley of the Sun United Way. “We’re making that meal the best part of their day by providing nutritious, good-tasting food in a safe, happy, non-stressful environment in the presence of their friends and a caring adult.”

I Am Sam

“Homelessness is a condition, not an identity.” That is the understanding that Barb Perry says inspired her to write the poem, I Am Sam.

“Experiencing homelessness should never define or place a value on any individual,” says Barb, Director of Annual Workforce Giving at Valley of the Sun United Way. “We are all human. We all strive to survive.”

A “Banner” Day at Isaac Middle School

Woodson spoke at his middle school alma mater as part of Extra Mile For Teachers, a program sponsored by the National College Football Playoff Foundation, the Arizona Organizing Committee and Valley of the Sun United Way. The initiative supports public school teachers by funding classroom projects, as well as providing professional development and leadership training.

’Tis the Season for Giving…and Getting Back.
A Happy Surprise for a Valley Classroom

Here’s a look inside Ms. McNabb’s classroom during the big moment!

Ashley Cutler: Member Spotlight
Fall Ball Was a Home Run

Glad You’re on our Team – Thanks for being a part of United Way day!

3 Things You Didn’t Know About Financial Stability

Valley of the Sun United Way has trained hundreds of Financial Coaches who helped more than 3,200 families in the last year to increase their income and savings, decrease debt and improve their credit score. So why is financial security important to you and the whole community? Get answers from our financial Coaching Expert Cherylyn Strong, Community Impact Manager at Valley of the Sun United Way.

APS Energizes Students about Energy Careers
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