United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley identifies the community’s greatest challenges and creates lasting, measurable results by investing in solutions in Education, Healthy Aging and Community Stability.
lives improved
every year
students served
through education
solutions
older adults
connected to healthy
aging resources
people accessed
food, housing,
mental health and
emergency services
Solution Partners Powering Impact
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Making a difference in people’s lives through giving, advocating and volunteering
HELP US BUILD A GREATER LEHIGH VALLEY WHERE EVERY PERSON BELONGS AND EVERY PERSON THRIVES.
provides several healthy meals for a senior
helps to meet basic needs for a student in a United Way Community Schools
provides food to a local family for one month
supports older adults with dementia and their caregivers
helps a child keep learning over the summer and start school on track
provides up to one month of housing to a family at risk of homelessness
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Tocqueville Society Members Gather to Celebrate Their Shared Commitment to Our Community
More than 230 Tocqueville Society members gathered to kick off the 2026-27 campaign, celebrating their collective impact and learning how donor support is helping families recover and rebuild.
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Women United Honors Hannah Votta Coleman of Joyful Giving as the 2026 Betsy Torrence Philanthropist of the Year
The award recognizes a Women United member who is active in the community, demonstrates philanthropic leadership in the Lehigh Valley and makes a personal commitment of time, talent and treasure.
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United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley provides funding for more than 25,000 pounds of fruits, vegetables and fresh protein to local food pantries through charitable support from Eli Lilly and Company to United Way Worldwide
Through this initiative, United Way of the Greater Lehigh Valley partnered with Second Harvest Food Bank, a program of Community Action Lehigh Valley, to distribute protein-rich foods to six area food pantries.
