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88 Valley Nonprofits Receive COVID-19 Relief, $3.1 Million Granted

To date, nearly $3.1 million has been granted to 88 United Way nonprofit partners, serving more than 1.1 million individuals across the Valley.

Activating Community Relief During COVID-19

Over the last 95 years, partnerships have been at the heart of United Way’s approach to meeting its mission. Collaboration with community is the work of our organization, with some relationships enduring almost a century.

Our Legacy in the Valley

A celebration of our past, present and future.

Innovation and Impact – How Vital Nonprofits are Transforming through COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has further exposed the socioeconomic inequities many students, families and neighbors face daily.

United Way Ramps Up Its Gifts-In-Kind Program

Before the pandemic, the flow of goods coming and going was ongoing and easily manageable, but nothing could have prepared us for the vast amount of donations requested and received in response to COVID-19 and the impact on our community.

Technical Support Needed for Remote Learners

The Digital Divide represents an urgent concern that continues to grow in light of the current pandemic, as it reinforces existing social inequalities between various socioeconomic groups.

Activating Hope During a Digital Divide

We can’t stress enough how important your gifts are to United Way and to families in our community and we would like to tell you a bit more about how we’re putting your investments into action in our community.

How We Activate Change: A Program Overview

This year, Valley of the Sun United Way will continue to provide relief for our Maricopa County neighbors, respond to emerging needs, address racial, social, economic and educational inequities, and help our community rebuild.

Vello Goes The Distance: Teaching Kids to Read at Home!

Through the Vello program, Valley of the Sun United Way was prepared to ensure children in our community would not be left behind when schools closed and families retreated to their homes to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Pantry Packs Program: New Focus is on Ending Hunger for Local Children

The goal of the program is to provide Pantry Packs to 1,500 students, in Maricopa County every month during the school year, to ensure they and their families have food staples to get them through the month.

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