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United Way of the Greater Capital Region is “Here for Good.” As a nearly 100-year-old not-for-profit, UWGCR offers support to every person, in every community. Its mission is to advance the common good in the Capital Region by taking the caring power of donors, volunteers, and community partners and using it to lift up local […]

United Way of the Greater Capital Region is “Here for Good.” As a nearly 100-year-old not-for-profit, UWGCR offers support to every person, in every community. Its mission is to advance the common good in the Capital Region by taking the caring power of donors, volunteers, and community partners and using it to lift up local […]

The Susquehanna Valley United Way is making headway toward fundraising goals that will strengthen community programs.

Alex and Bailey Richert are returning for a second year of co-chairing the fundraising for the United Way of Mason County, and the campaign got its kick start Thursday evening

From Left: Sallie and Richard Morrison, SAUW Exectutive Director Claire Ludes, and Macken

Burke County United Way (BCUW), in partnership with Paramount Hyundai Valdese, is excited to announce a new car giveaway program. Eligible donors will be entered into a drawing for a

Paris ISD employees possess incredible community spirit and a spirit of generosity which was made evident in last year’s 2022-2023 United Way of Lamar County annual campaign. The district was recognized recently with a Gold Level Award of Appreciation during the annual meeting and volunteer award

HANNIBAL — United Way recently hosted its annual meeting yesterday celebrating and reviewing the success of the past year. The following were honored at the meeting for their exceptional contributions

Mark Odom said he used part of the money to restock his family's farm. He previously had to sell his cattle to help his mother, who died this past year.