A summer tradition for 30 years, the Alliance Playground Program brings Allentown children together for meals, recreation, learning and friendship. The program continues today at Central Elementary STREAM Academy, serving around 100 students daily.
About 200 Tocqueville Society members and guests gathered at The Victaulic Guest House in Easton to celebrate the generosity, leadership and collective impact helping strengthen the Greater Lehigh Valley.
Women United members and partners came together at JuxtaHub in Emmaus to create a collaborative mural for ProJeCt of Easton, turning creativity into a powerful message of support for local families.
National Reading Month brought students together across United Way Community Schools through activities that made reading engaging and meaningful, supporting skill-building, confidence and a stronger connection to learning.
Photo Gallery: Your United Way hosted AmeriCorps Week to celebrate national service, strengthen relationships, engage participants in meaningful community service and provide professional development.
Photo Gallery: United Way and partners celebrate TeenWorks at 27th annual dinner by recognizing TeenWorks’ accomplishments and awarding the Project of the Year, Zach Kraus Spirit of Service Award and TeenWorks’ Hero.
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.
About 60 Tocqueville Society members and their families joined our fourth Day of Service at Roosevelt Elementary School, a United Way Community School, creating a brighter, more welcoming space for students, families and staff.
United Way and partners celebrated 20 years of Community Schools, reflecting on the growth of a network that supports 20,000 students across five districts and strengthens families through education and connection.