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We are committed to our community and helping to navigate through COVID-19. We are working together with our non-profit agencies and continuing to provide funding when and where we are able, so that they can continue to work directly with community members in need.   Click…

Please remember the non-profit agencies that are on the front line during this pandemic providing food, shelter, and assistance in our community. While staying home is recommended...   Click here to read more

Each year, United Way of North Carolina recognizes organizations who have succeeded in raising funds to support their community and have dedicated themselves to being part of the long-term solution to build stronger communities. A panel of 25 judges representing United Way…

On January 29th and 30th, 2020 we along with community partners including: Wilson County Department of Social Services, The Wesley Shelter, Wilson Police Department, Hope S tation, The Soup Kitchen, The Westview House, St. John’s Community Development Corp. and Wilson…

Original Source: The Nonprofit TimesBy Andy SegedinThe contaminated water crisis in Flint, Mich., has spurred the local nonprofit community into action, both tailoring programming to the new needs of the city and managing donations from across the country.Local…

Original Source: HuntingtonNews.netCharleston, W.Va. –  Governor Earl Ray Tomblin announced that the United Way Born Learning Academy program will expand to additional West Virginia schools in 2016. The Governor clearly believes children who enter school prepared are more…