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It recently provided its 10,00th ride. Frederick, Md (KM) The Ride United Network, which provides free or discounted rides to those who are less well off, has reached a milestone. Ken Oldham, the President and CEO of the United Way of Frederick County, says the network has provided over 10,000

Erin Lawson held a microphone and addressed the crowd seated in the stands at Frederick’s Nymeo Field at Harry Grove Stadium Friday morning.

During Mountain Maryland for ALICE, an event hosted by the United Way of Frederick County on Thursday, United Ways in Maryland came together to discuss issues that financially struggling households

The number and percentage of financially struggling households in Frederick County increased in 2021 due to a fast-growing population, a new report from United Way of Frederick County shows.

United Way of Frederick County’s 15th annual Stuff the Bus school supply drive to benefit Frederick County Public Schools students will run through July 31.

The Maryland Department of Health’s recently released data on Medicaid renewals made last month shows that over 34,000 individuals were disenrolled from the program out of almost 120,000 processed renewals.

A Maryland District Court judge is studying if Frederick and Washington counties need a court to specialize in criminal cases involving veteran defendants.

A CARE provider in Bromsgrove and Redditch, recently taken over by new owners, has introduced a fuel assistance scheme.

YMCA and United Way to Partner on Summer Serve to Benefit Frederick County Youth Share Article Providing local youth the opportunity to volunteer, develop leadership skills, and make a positive impact on their community. “The YMCA is excited about this partnership", said Bates, "and we look forward to continuing the Summer Serve legacy while expanding the program so more youth can have a positive impact on our Frederick County community.” FREDERICK, Md. (PRW...