Get Involved
We cannot create change alone. It takes you – our volunteers, donors, group members, and advocates – to make a difference. You can give, you can volunteer, you can be part of advocacy work, you can reach out to others….you tell us how you would like to be a force for change and we will help.
Give
There is no contribution too large or small. Your generous gift makes a real difference for children, families, and neighborhoods in Maricopa County.
Volunteer
We’re making it simple for you to be part of the solution! We’ll provide opportunities to be an activist where ever you are – at home, at work, at school. United Way is dedicated to taking action and we invite you to join us!
Join a Group
Our variety of affinity groups offer an opportunity to band together and fight for a more equitable future in a way that fits your lifestyle, from college students to young professionals, retirees, and everything in between.
Advocate
Learn about the issues surrounding poverty in our community and how we are working with local leaders to drive Mighty Change in our community. Contact your representatives to share your voice.
Join a Coalition or Action Team
Join Us Today!
Join a Valley of the Sun United Way (VSUW) Coalition aligned to our Mighty Change 2026 five-year strategic plan. Coalition members may serve on one or more of VSUW’s four community impact areas: Health, Housing & Homelessness, Education, and Workforce Development. With each Coalition there are multiple Action Teams focused on access, policy change, collaboration, equity, and professional development.
What We’re Up To
Valley of the Sun United Way’s partnership with Camp Catanese guides a young man to achieve his dreams of attending college and breaking generational barriers.
Valley of the Sun United Way’s partnership with Be A Leader guides a young woman to college, a dream she never thought would be a possibility.
Valley of the Sun United Way’s partnership with Jobs for Arizona’s Graduates (JAG) allows a young woman to realize her potential and make strides in her academic career.
