Casa Guadalupe’s annual Gala brought together 50 older adults for an afternoon of celebration, honoring identity, reducing isolation and supporting healthy aging through joyful connection.
The Age-Friendly designation by AARP recognizes Governor Shapiro’s leadership and his commitment to delivering real results for older Pennsylvanians through a coordinated, whole-of-government approach that helps them live with dignity, independence and support.
Longtime Tocqueville Society leaders commit $1 million to launch campaign supporting local families, students and youth.
United Way thanks Trisha Higgins, CPA and Donald Outing, Ph.D. for their deep commitment to their community.
A youth-led mural at Boys & Girls Club Allentown, made possible through community partnerships, is transforming a teen center into a space of belonging, creativity and connection.
The 2025 Resilient Lehigh Valley Conference brought together youth, educators and advocates to explore trauma, mental health and the power of connection to build community resilience.
Angela F. Williams, United Way Worldwide President and CEO, visited the Lehigh Valley to connect with local leaders, highlight strategic priorities and recognize the region as a model for impact, partnership and community-driven progress.
In response to a call across the Greater Lehigh Valley network, United Way launched a Family Engagement Series focused on building stronger school-family partnerships to help every child thrive academically, socially and emotionally.
Women United gathered for a fun, purpose-driven event in partnership with She Said Golf, combining community, connection and philanthropy to support projects that uplift women, children and families across the Greater Lehigh Valley.
United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley celebrated this year’s Campaign incentive prize winners, recognizing donors whose generosity continues to drive meaningful change across the Greater Lehigh Valley.