As 2025 comes to a close, we’re celebrating our dedicated volunteers who made meaningful impact across the Greater Lehigh Valley. From toy drives to days of service, our volunteers’ time, talent and compassion helped strengthen neighborhoods and bring hope to thousands.
Photo Gallery: Community partners and volunteers came together at Roosevelt Elementary for the sixth annual Lehigh Valley Labor Council Toy Drive. With music, celebration and more than 1,300 gifts, students felt supported and celebrated this holiday season.
See the Impact: United Way Community School, Salvaggio Academy, is a hub for connection where students, families and partners come together. From community support to encouraging student success, coordinators help create opportunities for every child to learn and thrive.
See the Impact: Community Schools in both Bangor Area and Panther Valley School Districts are hubs of connection where students, families and partners come together. From professional development support to celebrating students, coordinators help create opportunities for every child to learn and thrive.
See the Impact: Community Schools in Allentown are hubs of connection where students, families and partners come together. From summer initiatives to community support, coordinators help create opportunities for every child to learn and thrive.
See the Impact: From heart health challenges to creativity weeks and parent programs, Community Schools in Easton bring students, families and partners together to build stronger schools and brighter futures.
See the Impact: Community Schools in Bethlehem are hubs of connection where students, families and partners come together. From math clubs to family engagement, coordinators help create opportunities for every child to learn and thrive.
Photo Gallery: Students at Roosevelt Elementary School receive hundreds of gifts thanks to Lehigh Valley Labor Council, Capital Blue Cross, TeenWorks™ and partners.
United Way’s Grant Recipient Spotlight: Global Hope International is bridging healthcare gaps for underserved communities through free medical, dental and vision clinics.
Photo Gallery: Caregivers and adults with dementia enjoyed a meaningful morning at the Allentown Art Museum, thanks to Age-Friendly Lehigh Valley and the Fleming Foundation, focusing on self-care, art exploration and shared experiences.
