United Way Community Schools Improve Academic Growth and Attendance among Students
Students demonstrate math and literacy growth across all 33 United Way Community Schools.
Category: United Way News
Discover a New Way to Support Your United Way with Crayola Flowers
United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley and Crayola Flowers partner to create a colorful opportunity to give back and brighten someone’s day.
Crayola Donates $100,000 to United Way Nonprofit Partners
Twenty Crayola employees selected to designate $5,000 grants to a United Way partner agency of their choice during the 4th annual Crayola United Way $100K Challenge.
United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley Welcomes New Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer
Kara Mohsinger brings 20 years’ experience in financial planning, nonprofit management and strategic analysis to the organization’s leadership team.
Lehigh Valley Health Network of Carbon County Partners with Lehighton Memorial Library by Sponsoring AmeriCorps Member
The new partnership will improve Lehighton area community members’ access to healthcare resources offered by LVH-Carbon Hospital.
United Way Women United Host Annual Meeting and Honor 2023 Betsy Torrence Philanthropist of the Year
Photo Gallery: On October 12, over 130 Women United members and guests gathered at the Centennial at Homewood Suites in Center Valley to mingle, celebrate, learn about the work at their 10 Signature Projects and honor the 2023 Betsy Torrence Philanthropist of the Year, Anne Baum.
Women United Honors Anne Baum of Lehigh Valley Reilly Children’s Hospital as the 2023 Betsy Torrence Philanthropist of the Year
Baum will be presented with the award at the group’s annual event, Women United 2023, to be held on Thursday, October 12.
Crayola Volunteers Participate in United Way Day of Caring
More than fifty Crayola employees complete service projects at Easton Area Community Center and The Salvation Army Allentown Corps.
United Way Addresses Mental Health Crisis with Multi-Year Campaign to Raise Awareness and Resources
With support from BSI Corporate Benefits, “UNITED for Mental Health” campaign will address growing needs among youth, adults, veterans and seniors.
More Than $67,000 Raised to Support Families Displaced by Ferry Street Fire in Easton
United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley, Greater Easton Development Corporation and Third Street Alliance for Women and Children united to provide funds and stable housing to residents left devastated by Easton fire.