Community Groups Unite to Launch Cedar Street Fire Fund to Support Displaced Families
United Way collaborates with partners to initiate emergency response fund to support 30 residents affected by the December 26 Allentown fire.
United Way collaborates with partners to initiate emergency response fund to support 30 residents affected by the December 26 Allentown fire.
United Way, Community Action Lehigh Valley, The Salvation Army and River Crossing YMCA collaborate with partners to initiate emergency response fund to support 21 residents affected by the Allentown fire.
United Way partners with the City of Allentown and in coordination with American Red Cross Pennsylvania Rivers Chapter to provide direct assistance to those affected by the June 24 fire.
Funds will provide immediate assistance for 40 people displaced by the fire at the Hotel Hampton and adjoining properties in Easton.
United Way partners with American Red Cross Pennsylvania Rivers Chapter, Safe Harbor Easton and Greater Shiloh Church to provide direct assistance to those displaced by the March 22 fire.
United Way partners with City of Allentown, American Red Cross Pennsylvania Rivers Chapter, Community Action Lehigh Valley, Lehigh Conference of Churches and Salvation Army to provide direct assistance.
Fund has provided direct assistance, including temporary housing support, to 14 families displaced by the June 24 Allentown fire.
Nearly 200 donors came together to support residents displaced by the Hotel Hampton fire in Easton. Funds have provided direct assistance to residents, support for local fire companies and extended housing for those still in need.
Thanks to generous donors including BSI Corporate Benefits and Easton residents Tony and Adrienne DaRe, 100% of funds raised are being distributed to those who need it most.
United Way, The Greater Valley YMCA, Promise Neighborhoods and Lehigh Conference of Churches launch emergency response fund to provide immediate support for 36 people displaced by Allentown fire.